Diddily Dee Dot's Dreamland for Children Everywhere : Blog: "Sun, 15 Aug 2010
Here are a few more items to print and cut out, the outher set in at Pastimes 4U at diddilydeedots dreamland.
WELCOME TO DIDDILYDEEDOT'S DREAMLAND AND PASTIMES 4 U.
http://www.joechip.net/liana/category/dolls/
A TEDDY BEAR
What do you think you should call this lady teddy bear. I think she is lovely, what do you think?
Take your time with the cutting out and ask a grown up for help if you can't manage.
I found that using a stiffer card was much better than the usual A4 also better for the tabs as these break off easily, they are not very strong.Cry
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Oh No!!! Almost time for those school lunch-boxes. Never fear, a quick look here and there and we have 5 really nutritious Lunches.
DONNA'S DINER WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS FOR THE CHILDRENS LUNCH BOX
Thanks once more to Kaboose.com
The Mid-day Lunch-box
As you pack up your child’s lunchbox, take the opportunity to pack in nutrients as well. Two important goals for ensuring your child eats a healthful lunch:
• Include as many food groups as you can as whole, unprocessed foods. • Make it as appealing as possible, both visually and tastefully (an uneaten lunch isn’t doing anyone any good).
Here are eight healthy lunch ideas for your kids that we can (almost) guarantee will be devoured happily. Each meal has 400 to 500 calories and provides at least a third of a day’s fiber and protein needs. If you have a very active preteen, you may want to add an extra snack or increase the portions since their energy needs are higher.
Lunchbox 1
• Whole wheat English muffin with tomato, a fresh mozzarella cheese slice, and basil • Hard boiled egg • 100% Fruit leather • Fruit/vegetable juice blend
Healthy highlight: Did you know that eating an egg a day, if your cholesterol levels are normal, is perfectly okay? In fact, eggs are an excellent source of protein. They are considered the gold standard because they contain all of the essential amino acids (building blocks) necessary for the body when making its own proteins for various functions. The yolk is also a rich source of lutein and choline, two compounds that have been found to benefit eye health. It is also one of the few natural sources of vitamin D, an important nutrient in proper bone development.
Helpful tip: If you can’t find a 100% vegetable and fruit juice blend, you can make your own by combining a half cup of low-sodium tomato or carrot juice with a half cup of orange, apple, or pineapple juice.
Nutrition facts: 410 calories, 12 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 18 g protein, 8 g fiber
Do come and visit Donna's Diner for another five ideas for your
'Childs Healthy Eating Lunch Box'
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Seligor's Castle is a place for Children of all ages, from nothing to one hundred and nothing. Five Home-Pages to help you get around, and guest-books everywhere. There are pages for all the family. There are video's, Songs, Photo Albums, Stories, Tales, The Peppercorn Green Series as well as The Badgers of Fingles Wood and Shadwell the Hairy Goblin. So many poems, rhymes and great fun to be had by all.
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