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Amazon.com : Shower Mom and Baby with Gifts Galore Your Store Baby See All 31 Product Categories Your Account | Cart | Wish List | Help Baby Registry | browse categories | browse brands | gift ideas | resource center | baby outlet Search Amazon.com Baby Products Toys & Games Advanced Search Web Search Shower Mom and Baby with Gifts Galore A baby shower gift buying guide by Sheila Allee Shower to Shower Nursery Necessities Good, Clean Fun Keepsakes--For the Baby withEverything Go, Baby, Go Just for Mom Baby Registry Shower to Shower Let's face it. Babies are consumers, just like the rest of us. They go through diapers, shampoo , wipes , clothing,booties, toys , and dozens ofother items with abandon. And that makes it a challenge for mom and dad to keeptheir little consumers supplied with all they need. That's why, long ago, someone invented baby showers--and now they're an indispensable tradition. Your sister has her first baby, so you throw a shower because she needs everything ! After outfitting her newborn son, you find out she's having another baby. This one's a girl. Sis needs everything again! There's intense debate about whether baby showers are necessary or appropriate for baby number two, baby number three, and any subsequent children. But when you ask the moms, the response is nearly always the same--showers are appreciated for all babies. In some cases, a baby shower is actually a necessity. Perhaps it's been 10 years since the last addition to the family or maybe there have been so many babies (and so many hand-me-downs) that the revolving collection of baby clothes has just plain worn out. Whatever the circumstances, moms (and dads) like the attention and they want each child to be welcomed as special and unique. Following are some baby gift ideas that lean toward the practical. Nursery Necessities Think useful, not cutesy. Crib sheets , bumper pads , night-lights , and lamps are alwaysappreciated. 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Photograph albums and baby books withpockets for keepsakes--such as that first lock of hair or the first tooth forthe tooth fairy--might fit the bill. A picture frame isalways a welcome gift, especially since parents will be snapping photos nonstopfor some time to come. Other ideas for the baby with everything are a porcelaincereal bowl or silver-plated keepsake box . Go, Baby, Go Not to be forgotten is the durable goods section (or shall we say, "semidurable," since baby items tend to get heavy use): strollers , car seats , and infant carriers and baby slings . Nearly all mothers will give you a thumbs up if you present a baby swing , which isperfect for soothing and occupying baby while mom is doing something else. Some baby shower hostesses take the practical route and furnish mom with a brand-new--and fully stocked-- diaper bag . 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John Muir College :: Gift Baskets MAIN MENU FAMILY :: GIFT BASKETS Home News & Events Muir Words Freshman Orientation Transfer Orientation Support the UC Academic Advising Our Goals Frequently Asked Questions Academic Advising Office Academic Majors Advising Appointments AP & IB Credits Advanced Placement International Baccalaureate Calendar & Deadlines Graduation Introduction Graduation FAQs Graduation Requirements Apply to Graduate Online Finish-In-Four Academic Programs Educational Alternatives & Special Programs Dartmouth Exchange Honors Programs Abroad Virtual Advising Center Instructional Programs Contemporary Issues Critical Gender Studies Environmental Studies Film Studies Muir Writing General Education Overview Social Sciences Math, Natural Science Fine Arts Humanities Foreign Languages Expository Writing Cultural Diversity Fall 2005 GEs Student Life Student Affairs Office Residential Life Student Leadership and Involvement Opportunities Muir College Council Committees & Programs Student Organizations Muir College Student Handbook UCSD Student Services Handbook Things to do in San Diego Prospective Students Dean of Student Affairs' Welcome For Freshman Freshman Orientation Orientation FAQ Winter Admits Placement Exam Information For Transfers Transfer Programs Transfer Admit Day Transfer Orientation Answers for Transfers Virtual Tours Tour Tioga and Tenaya Halls Tour Tuolumne Apts. Family Provosts' Welcome Gift Baskets Tips for Parents Directions to Muir Parking Information Hotel Information Support the UC Faculty & Staff Faculty Staff Mandeville Suite Contact Throughout the academic year, the College Center (M.O.M. as it is known by the students) offers family and friends the opportunity to send their best wishes. The following are a few examples of the packages we provide. With forty-eight hour notice (even shorter for some), custom baskets can be delivered to your student's room. Other businesses can only deliver to a student's mail box. We now have fresh cut flower bouquets - only $4.00! 1. Gourmet Chocolate Chip Cookies ($9.95) One-half dozen wrapped in specialty paper 2. Mug Filled with Chocolate treats with balloon bouquet ($10.95) 3. Animal Balloon Bouquet ($15.95) Eight colorful latex balloons and a plush animal 4. Congratulations Basket ($10.95) Bottle of Sparkling Cider, glasses, Chocolate hugs and kisses 5. Get Well Basket ($15.95) Fresh orange juice, soup, crackers, cold medicine, soup mug, Tylenol, cough drops ($7.95 without mug) 6. Birthday Basket ($22.95) Birthday Cake, balloons, card, Snapple, cheese 'n crackers, assorted chocolates and hard candies 7. New - Flowers The college center now carries beautiful flowers at a special rate of $5.00 a bouquet. They are great for special occasions, keeping in touch, or to brighten up a day. To order, just send a check or call MOM at (858) 534-4418. Balloons may be ordered on an individual basis: mylar - $2.95, latex - $.60, birthday - $.65 TO PLACE AN ORDER, PLEASE EMAIL vmanson@ucsd.edu or please call (858) 534-4418. Please make check payable to U.C. Regents. Mail to: Muir College Center - 0106 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla, CA 92093-0106 * Prices subject to change. John Muir College University of California, San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive, Dept. 0106 La Jolla, CA 92093-0106 Academic Advising (858) 534-3580 | Student Life (858) 534-3587 | Residential Life (858) 534-4200 Send questions, comments, and suggestions about the website to jmcweb@ucsd.edu . Academic, admissions, and all other inquiries will not receive response.
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About Piggy’s Birthday Present home | view cart | top 10 sites | faqs | about us | contact us an engaging language arts and early math program about product standards & skills newsroom request information ordering information printable order form About Piggy’s Birthday Present primary math & language arts Piggy’s Birthday Present uses the timeless activity of dot-to-dot as a format for children to answer mathematics and language arts questions at their skill level. With each click of a correct answer, a portion of a picture is drawn right before their eyes. Once the entire picture is completed, students have the opportunity to color in the picture and place it back on the mural wall. Piggy’s Birthday Present is engaging—not just because the high quality graphics draw students into a magical world...and not just because they become instant artists. Piggy’s Birthday Present is challenging—not just because there are over 50 math and language arts activities...and not just because there are so many treasures to find. Piggy’s Birthday Present is successful because its engaging dot-to-dot format, whimsical environment, and teacher-created activities make building number and language skills fun! Sequenced progression of difficulty Math and language arts materials are presented in a sequenced progression of questions that begins with the simplest of concepts, appropriate for kindergarten children, and gradually becomes more difficult, ending with questions appropriate for second grade. Students first complete the dot to dot, then they get to paint in the picture. When it’s finished, the painting becomes part of a larger mural. Piggy’s Birthday Present keeps students engaged by taking advantage of one of the most important principles in educational psychology—the principle of distributed practice. This learning principle is harnessed systematically in the dot-to-dot activity: children first connect 10 to 20 dots within a picture by answering simple content questions, and then they are given a self regulated break while coloring in a picture. This systematic alternating between content work and art work provides a learn and play , learn and play rhythm that facilitates learning. The best part about Piggy’s Birthday Present is that students set their own pace. If students are experiencing success, they can go straight through all of the exercises and skip the coloring. Or, if studnets need a little more time, they can pause to color in the pictures or even do the same dot-to-dot over again. The opportunity for students to set their own pace increases learning potential. Piggy’s Birthday Present is divided into two realms—one focuses on numbers and number sense, and the other on letters and sounds of the English language. Once children enter the upstairs playroom, they can go down the 1,2,3 slide to play in the math section, or down the A,B,C slide to play in the language arts section. In the upstairs bedroom, student choose between the A,B,C slide, or the 1,2,3 slide. Language arts If children go down the ABC slide, they will find the ABC dot-to-dots. These are language arts activities presented in a series of five large murals, each containing 5-10 dot-to-dot pictures. Within each dot-to-dot picture, children connect dots in response to questions that test their language arts skills over a broad range of concepts including letter recognition and alphabetic sequence. Students then progress through concepts such as letter/sound association, beginning and ending sounds, sight recognition of simple words, spelling, abbreviations, and contractions. Click here to view a chart showing the cognitive framework of language arts skills . Mathematics If children go down the 123 slide, they will find the 123 dot-to-dots. These are set up he same as the ABC side, just using different murals and math content. Math concepts include numeral recognition, number sequence, comparisons of numbers, simple addition, subtraction, and finding the missing addend. Click here to view a chart showing the cognitive framework of mathematical skills .In addition, the numbers in the math dot-to-dot can be heard in several languages — Spanish, French, Chinese (Mandarin), Italian, Japanese, and Indonesian! The first time students slide down the 123 slide they will see this mural. Piggy takes a trip to a farm and meets many new friends: a frog, a cow, a duck, a horse, and even another pig. The easy level teaches students number recognition from 1-10. The medium and hard levels teach students number sequence, 10-20 and 60-100, respectively. Click here to see a skills matrix for the Math Farm Mural. 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