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Parent tip of the week #71:Parents of children with hearing loss

2/23/2018

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The Institute for Parents of Preschool Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing is a free one-week program for parents of children ages 5 and under who have a significant hearing loss. It takes place on the campus of the Illinois School for the Deaf in Jacksonville from June 10-15. Participating families receive support and information on topics including child development, types of hearing loss, language development, communication choices, deaf culture, and school programming. See the institute’s brochure for more details and registration information.
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Parent tip of the week # 70:  #Incrediblebecause

2/16/2018

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Your children are incredible.  We see them every day at school and we know how incredible they are.  Want to help recognize how incredible they are and earn money for the district?  enter the national egg councils contest!

Enter your incredible kid between 4/2/18 and 5/7/18 for a chance to win a $2,500 scholarship, a $2,500 donation towards their school, a fun prize pack and an eggsclusive spotlight on the Incredible Egg’s website and social channels!
To enter, share a photo of your incredible kid on Instagram, Twitter or via email (aeb@aeb.org) and caption the photo with a description of why your kid is incredible using #IncredibleBecause and #Contest. Only one entry submission per parent will be accepted; parents with more than one kid can submit each kid one time.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. A PURCHASE WILL NOT IMPROVE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING.
OPEN TO LEGAL RESIDENTS OF THE 50 UNITED STATES AND D.C., 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER
1. CONTEST PERIOD: Contest begins 12:00:00 am Eastern Time (“ET”) on April 2, 2018 and continues until 11:59:59 pm ET on May 7, 2018 (the “Contest Period”). 
2. TO ENTER: You will need an Instagram, Twitter or email account to enter the Contest. Instagram, Twitter and email accounts are free.  During the Contest Period, sign into your Instagram, Twitter, or email account (“Account”), and post (attach if sending via email) a photo (“Photo”) of your legal child and a description of why they are incredible (your “Submission”). If you are posting a photo that includes a person other than your legal child, you must have the permission of the individuals (or their parent’s or legal guardian’s permission if individuals are minors) to use their name or image in the Submission. For Instagram and Twitter Submissions you must also include the hashtags #IncredibleBecause and #Contest in accordance with the following instructions:
  1. Via Instagram: Sign into your Instagram account on your mobile device, and post the Photo to your account with a description of why your kid is incredible and the hashtags #IncredibleBecause and #Contest. You must make sure the “Photos Are Private” option in the account settings on your Instagram account are set to “OFF”. You must have an Instagram app and account to enter via this method.
  2. Via Twitter: Log onto your Twitter account, and post the Photo to your account with a description of why your kid is incredible and the hashtags #IncredibleBecause and #Contest. You must be an active holder of a non-private Twitter account to be eligible to enter this Contest via this method (i.e., you must make sure your tweets are set to “public” and not “private”). You must have a Twitter account to enter via this method.
  3. Via Email: Send an email (subject line You’re Incredible Because… Contest with your name) with a description of why your kid is incredible along with the Photo attached to aeb@aeb.org.
You will receive one (1) entry into the Contest for your Submission. 
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#Incrediblebecause
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Parent tip of the week #69:  Building imagination

2/5/2018

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Do you remember back to when your kids were little and would play pretend for long moments at a time?  When did our older child stop doing this?  Has your child never had this chance?  The following link offers ideas for how to help your older child grow their imagination!  
Building imagination in the older child
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