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Summertime Tips for Kids with ADD

Greetings from the Land of OZ!

It hardly seems like summer break with our 60 degree weather today. In March, we had weather in the 70's and 80's. I just hope that we don't go from 60 to 100 degrees in one big old swoop! You never know what it is going to do in a Kansas Summer.

I always looked forward to my summer breaks with the kids. We did all kinds of things together. From making water slides with the hose and swing slide to building sand castles in the sand box, we had a great time! I just knew that for everybody's sake, they needed to be busy and not bored.

Kids with Attention Deficit Disorder are amazingly creative. What is it like at your house if they become bored? Do your children make their own fun? Discover simple tips for making the summer break a happy and productive time for the whole family.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art176724.asp


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Have a blessed week,
Connie

Connie Mistler Davidson, Attention Deficit Disorder Editor
http://attentiondeficitdisorder.bellaonline.com

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