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Tue, 17 Nov 2009 21:03:13 GMT

Currently there are loads of holiday savings available. Check out these sets.

Many have done there whole shopping here with great savings. If a message pops up that it is out of stock or out of print, then it is no longer available.

Don't forget to order your copy of "Conspiracy 365". Here is a sneak peek. Read a chapter here. This is big. Movie may be in the works. Not sold anywhere.

Have a Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for?

Updated blogs

Tue, 08 Sep 2009 01:19:33 GMT

Do you ever feel as if there are not enough hours in the day for all the things that you want to do? I have been trying to work on some other entries to share great websites with other moms. I hope that you find them helpful. It is so much better than just sitting them in front of the tv. We are working for the betterment of our children. Each person can make a difference.

I hope that you have time to check these out:

     www.suesbooks.wordpress.com

   To view the catalog check http://www.suesbooks.info/

   For a list of great fun educational websites for children, check http://suesbooks.wordpress.com/2009/09/

    For tips on Raising a Reader and Creating a Child's Very Own Reading Oasis along with some book reviews,

    check http://suesbooks.wordpress.com/2009/07/

     Other book reviews can be found at http://suesbooks.wordpress.com/2009/08/

     Also videos can be found at www.SuesUsborneBooksandMore.webs.com

What are some websites that have helped you teach your children?

Missed the Best Deal last week?

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:53:46 GMT

If you missed the $15 starter kit last week, this week it is $30 and still a good deal.

Do you love books? Most of these are not available anywhere else. There are over 1400 different titles. 80% of what is offered is less than $10. It is a small price to help your child's future development. Reading is the essential most important thing that they need in order to learn and succeed in future topics. They need to be able to read to learn math and do math problems, to learn science, read music, learn a foreign language, read the newspaper, read legal documents, etc. Many people ask me about the sticker books. So, how do they promote literacy?

"abc Sticker Book" is great for learning the alphabets. These letters are small letters, not the capital letters. It is suggested that they learn the small letters first. Help them with one page at a time. Break it up into different days. To start, talk about the letter, look at the letter at the bottom of the page. The alphabet list is on the bottom of each page. How does the a sound? Say it, point to it, trace it with your finger. Have them do it. Let's find some things that begin with the letter a. Point to the word and read it. If it is a simple, 3 or 4 letter word, as in ant, say that a-n-t spells ant. Say the sound of the a in the word. Let them stick the sticker on the page where you see the letter a. Then do the same for b, which is on the same page. How does the be sound? Say it, point to it, and trace it with your finger. Have them do it. Let's find some things that begin with the letter b. Review what they learned that day, the letter a. How does it sound? What begins with the letter a? The stickers are there on the page. And so on. They are making their own book of alphabets. Each day work on another page. Learning in bits and pieces and reviewing what was learned the previous day. Before you know it, he will be able to read many words. Each page takes probably about 5 minutes to do.

"1 2 3 Sticker Book" is a colorful sticker book with over 150 stickers that help them to learn the numbers. Work on 1 page at a time. Break it up into different days. Talk about what he sees on the page. How many of them are there? Talk about the numbers. Point to the number 1. Let him find the number 1 sticker. Let him place it next to the picture that has only 1. Point to the picture of the object and count that there are only 1 of this object. Go to the next one. What are these? How many of them? Let's find the number 2 and stick it next to the diggers. And so on until you finish the page. Talk about what he did. Praise him. Review. For the day, count things up to 5 with him. Do the next page another day. Review what he did previously. Then follow directions for next page. Help him find 1 car and place next to the number 1. It is such an easy book to help them with and children love stickers. They are also learning to turn the page from left to right and doing the stickers from top to bottom. This develops their hand and eye co-ordination, their listening skills and following directions. They are learning new vocabulary. Learning in bits and pieces is less stressful and they love being able to succeed. This creates a book that they can go back to and see what they did. Their own 1 2 3 book.

And lots more. Such fun and so much to learn.

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Best Deal for the Week

Sat, 01 Aug 2009 12:27:22 GMT

Never before offered.

See what you can get for $15

Think how that would benefit your children, you, your family!

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National Literacy Day

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 15:09:39 GMT

Summer is a time to have fun, but don't forget to keep them learning also. It is important to use the skills that they learned during the school year. Too many children go back to school and have to relearn all the things that they learned previously. That is like one step forward and two steps back. Learning should be teamwork. Keep it up at home and they will flourish during the school year.

It is National Literacy Day. There are lots of limited time special offers going on right now for summer reading. Click on the set name to see set. Some packaged deals are The Asia Box Set selling at $19.96 retail value at $63.80, Discover the World (Green Box Set) selling at $19.96 retailing at $63.80, Explore the World (red box set) selling at $19.96 retailing at $67.84, Travel the World (blue box set) selling at $19.96 retailing at $63.80.

Enter the $50 drawing.

Check out the other Value Packs. monthly specials, new titles, award winning books, internet specials, sales, and much more. Start a wish list. Host an e-show or start a rewards club and earn more free books. It accumulates into great savings.

National Literacy Day. Every day should be a productive and learning experience. Read to them and let them see you reading. Happy learning. I have learned so much just by reading to them.

Saving you Money Making You Money

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 05:14:42 GMT

I love, love, love great educational stuff. Whenever there is a contest, I am there to enter. Any sales, special deals going on, I want to hear about it. Something I try to make sure there is plenty available is educational books and teaching knicknacks around. I want to motivate children to be creative and productive.

I go for award winning books for gifts for the holiday. Sticker Dolly Popstar would make a great Valentines' gift for a special someone. It doesn't promote cavities and it is not going to collect dust on a shelf. It is educational.and fun. Buying Value Packs and Combined Volumes saves money. Share them with your friends. Bible Stories Set saves you $19.90. I am creating the love of reading and a better future for them. After a retail sale of $85, you will have some wonderful best sellers, an opportunity to build an awesome children's library, loads of ideas for learning activities and the opportunity to build a business making on average about $25 - $50 an hour with a flexible schedule. Helps to pay off holiday bills or a couple of utility bills or save for education or all of these! It is up to you to step up to the challenge and make that difference!

Enter the $50 drawing! Click here to enter.

Let's hear about other great offers. Internet Specials here.

Watch a demonstration of the Learning Palette, here, which is great for learning phonics, math, consonants, vowels, and lots of educational subjects.

Do you love books? Do you want to create the love of learning and reading for your children? Do you want to be able to get out of the house for a couple of days or nights a week? Would you like to meet new friends or neighbors? Promote literacy in your community. For more information, check here. and then sign up.

www.suesbooks.info Tell a friend, whether they are interested in buying or selling these great products. Order now and receive double free books for July. Email me.

Do you know of a school, library, disadvantaged children, organizations that need new books or could use some updated books? They make great fundraisers and book raisers. We can make a difference.

Funny Names for Websites

Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:29:26 GMT

When looking for a domain name, sometimes it is a good idea to step back and look at it and try to see how others will see it. There are some out there where the person didn't think about how it will look.

*** Who Represents is a site where you can find the agent that represents a famous person. The domain is www.whorepresents.com

*** Experts Exchange is a site where programmers can exchange advice and views. The domain is www.expertsexchange.com

*** Pen Island is a site where you can find pens. The domain is www.penisland.net

*** Therapist Finder is a site where you can find a therapist. The domain is www.therapistfinder.com

*** Power Generator is a site for an Italian Power Generator Company. The domain is www.powergenitalia.com

*** If you want to find computer software, go to www.ipanywhere.com

*** Some whacky art designers decided to name their website www.speedofart.com

*** To find information on Lake Tahoe, go to www.gotahoe.com

*** To find holiday rentals in Spain, go to www.choosespain.com

What other websites have you seen that look weird or have a funny name?

The World is changing all the time. How can we make changes to improve the future for our children?

Thu, 11 Jun 2009 04:13:14 GMT

So many changes happening, what to do?

So many jobs are being sent overseas and the jobs that used to be great in the U. S. are no longer the best fields to go into. Any type of job where you have to be at the location are great jobs to go into, such as:

an electrician,

plumber,

mechanic,

garbologists,

agriculture,

construction,

building business,

nurse,

teachers,

dentists,

surgeons,

doctors,

pharmacists,..

We need more

scientists,

engineers,

chemists,

and teachers.

Many will be retiring. In order to have more children interested in those fields, we need to start earlier to build that interest. To jump start that, we need to build that love of learning and reading in young children.

Listen to some moms talking about learning here. Reading is an essential to all other learning. The TV is no substitute for an actual book. Read the literacy facts here.

♥ What fields do your children want to go into?

How can we make their futures better?

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Book Fairs with jewelry, toys, make-up, pencils and other junk

Wed, 27 May 2009 14:52:46 GMT

Many moms, whether you stay at home or are working mothers don't have the time to come to the schools and check out the things that their children buy at the school book fairs. Book fairs to me signify that there will be educational books for the children. To me I expect to see high quality books for the price that is charged. The monthly flyers that go home should have educational books, not the extras that appear on many of the recent flyers going home.

When you give your child money for books at book fairs, do they come home with jewelry like the Hannah Montana bracelet, or things like M&M's Kart Racing Wii Videogame, the Princess Room Alarm, Monopoly SpongeBob Square Pants Edition computer game, lip gloss or other jewelry and toys? How do you feel about that?