Smart Kid Choices

Smart Kid Choices Smart Kid Choices will aid in having a plan for the whole family so you AND your child will know what to do when presented with some difficult decisions.

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Smart Kid Choice's Definition of Success: Prepare your child by developing critical thinking and problem solving to help them make smart choices when you are not there. Smart Kid Choices is all about communicating with your child, student, grandchild, etc. with the use of images to help them recognize danger, build confidence, and

make smart choices. There’s a reason your child’s storybooks are filled with colorful pictures and images. Visuals are proven to help increase learning retention for kids, adds context and makes it easier for kids to follow along and interpret the context of the point you are trying to get across. According to Dr. Lynell Burmark, education consultant who writes and speaks about visual literacy: “…unless our words, concepts, ideas are hooked onto an image, they will go in one ear, sail through the brain, and go out the other ear. Words are processed by our short-term memory where we can only retain about seven bits of information (plus or minus 2) […]. Images, on the other hand, go directly into long-term memory where they are indelibly etched.”

Our main focus at the moment is our Smart Kid Cards. The scenarios that each image provides will give you a change to promote GOOD FIRST DECISIONS. With each conversation, you will be putting your kids in a position of preparedness, where they can draw on knowledge from a past experience, or in this case, a past card conversation. They know what to do! ANYONE can get involved! Parents/Guardians/Family
Homeschooling
Clubs/Groups
Teachers/Educators/Tutors
Special needs teaching "Outside the box" for children and adults with learning disabilities
Counselors
Martial Arts Instructors/Coaches
You name it! Smart Kid Cards is a well thought out deck of 84 Image Cards that focuses on IMAGES that will help parents/teachers/educators teach children to recognize danger and to make smart choices ahead of time. Smart Kid Cards will aid in having a plan for the whole family so you AND your child will know what to do when presented with some difficult decisions. Smart Kid Cards was designed to focus on your child processing primarily in pictures rather than words, so ideas are interconnected, and your child can see the relationship between elements (verbal discussion plus visual learning) in the whole.

This is an AWESOME book written by my friend Tim Kelly ! I just bought THREE!
01/18/2025

This is an AWESOME book written by my friend Tim Kelly !

I just bought THREE!

Whether you are a lifelong gun owner or a staunch anti-gun activist, each of us has an obligation to teach children how to be safe around guns. This book recognizes the diverse opinions on the topic and provides simple, practical advice that can help parents, guardians, and caregivers of all type...

Arlo’s fun facts about President’s Day.President’s Day is a holiday that occurs the 3rd Monday of every February to cele...
02/19/2024

Arlo’s fun facts about President’s Day.

President’s Day is a holiday that occurs the 3rd Monday of every February to celebrate our past and present U.S. Presidents. We celebrate them because of their great contributions to the United States and to our democracy.

Also, Presidents Day was originally a day to celebrate George Washington, then later expanded to honor Abraham Lincoln. Eventually, the holiday grew to celebrate all U.S. presidents, past and present.

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.His first major role in the Civil Rights Movement came in 1955, after an African American lad...
01/15/2024

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

His first major role in the Civil Rights Movement came in 1955, after an African American lady – Rosa Parks – was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a bus. This sparked outrage in the African American community and Martin helped to organize a boycott of the city’s buses. After 381 days of protest, a court finally ruled that such segregation laws should no longer be recognized.

In 1964 – 99 years after the abolition of slavery – the Civil Rights Act was passed, outlawing racial segregation and discrimination in the USA.

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Happy 2024  New Year from Arlo!                                                                                         ...
01/01/2024

Happy 2024 New Year from Arlo!

People around the world celebrate the start of a year on New Year’s Day. It is one of the oldest holidays.
• In the Western cultures of Europe, North America, South America, and Australia, most people celebrate New Year’s Day on January 1.
• People of other places and cultures observe the new year at other times depending on their different calendars.
• The Chinese New Year, for example, is celebrated for a month beginning in late January or early February.
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Merry Christmas from Arlo! Why do we celebrate Christmas?The Christmas celebration was originally begun to celebrate the...
12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from Arlo!

Why do we celebrate Christmas?

The Christmas celebration was originally begun to celebrate the “anointing celebration” (the direct translation of Christ-mas). This was in honor of the birth of Jesus, which more than likely did not actually occur on December 25, but came to be celebrated universally on that day by Christians around the world that worship Jesus Christ as savior.

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Happy Thanksgiving from Arlo!• Which US President made the first Thanksgiving proclamation?During his presidency, George...
11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving from Arlo!
• Which US President made the first Thanksgiving proclamation?
During his presidency, George Washington issued his Thanksgiving Day proclamation.

• Which US President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?
President Abraham Lincoln made the annually celebrated holiday of Thanksgiving a national holiday on October 3, 1863. He declared that Thanksgiving would fall on the last Thursday in November each year. The first nationally recognized holiday was celebrated on Thursday, November 26, 1863.

• Why do we celebrate Thanksgiving?
Today, we celebrate Thanksgiving according to Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation, given in 1863 during the American Civil War.

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Thank you to all our Veteran’s! Why do we celebrate Veterans Day?Before WW2, Veterans Day was known as Armistice day, an...
11/11/2023

Thank you to all our Veteran’s!

Why do we celebrate Veterans Day?
Before WW2, Veterans Day was known as Armistice day, and was celebrated to honor those that had given their lives for their country during WW1. After the second World War, however, the 83rd Congress amended the initial Act that was signed in 1938. This new amendment changed the name of the day from Armistice Day to Veterans Day. The change meant that the day was set aside to honor all veterans of foreign conflict rather than only those who had died.

What is the flower of Veterans Day?
The unofficial but well-known flower of Veterans Day is the poppy. This first became the symbol to remember fallen soldiers after John McCrae wrote a poem called In Flanders Fields on May 3, 1915. McCrae was a Canadian doctor and Lieutenant Colonel in the Canadian army. He wrote about how millions of poppy flowers grew in the Flanders field, where fallen troops had been buried.

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Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corps! 🇺🇸
11/10/2023

Happy Birthday to the United States Marine Corps!

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Happy Halloween from Arlo!Fun Fact from Arlo: Halloween first began around 10 AD, in the area that now belongs to the co...
10/31/2023

Happy Halloween from Arlo!

Fun Fact from Arlo: Halloween first began around 10 AD, in the area that now belongs to the country of Ireland. The Druids celebrated the holiday on October 31st because this date marked the end of the harvest season, which they considered to be the end of their year. The end of October for them was what New Years Eve is throughout the world today.

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Arlo’s Fun Facts for Columbus DayWhen Christopher Columbus was young he worked with his father who was a weaver, but tha...
10/09/2023

Arlo’s Fun Facts for Columbus Day

When Christopher Columbus was young he worked with his father who was a weaver, but that wasn’t his passion. He always wanted to be a sailor. Columbus never stepped foot in North America. He discovered islands in the Caribbean and land in South and Central America but never stepped foot on North America or what is our 50 states today.

Colorado was the first state to celebrate Columbus Day in the early 1900s.And Columbus Day was declared a national holiday by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1937.

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Smart Kid Cards was designed to focus on your child processing primarily in pictures rather than words, so ideas are int...
09/30/2023

Smart Kid Cards was designed to focus on your child processing primarily in pictures rather than words, so ideas are interconnected, and your child can see the relationship between elements (verbal discussion plus visual learning) in the whole.

ANYONE can get involved!

• Parents/Guardians/Family
• Homeschooling
• Clubs/Groups
• Teachers/Educators/Tutors
• Special needs teaching "Outside the box" for children and adults with learning disabilities
• Counselors
• Martial Arts Instructors/Coaches
• You name it!

Happy Grandparents Day! The primary founder of Grandparent's Day is Marian McQuade of West Virginia. Marion wanted to se...
09/10/2023

Happy Grandparents Day!

The primary founder of Grandparent's Day is Marian McQuade of West Virginia. Marion wanted to see a day that honored the senior citizens of the United States and the important contribution they make to our society.

Grandparents Day is a day to honor your grandparents as well as the contribution made to society from all seniors.
The official flower is the forget-me-not as a reminder that we shouldn't forget our grandparents and how important they are to us.

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