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A kindergarten graduation is the start of your kid's new life. It is the start in preparing for elementary school. A lot of children may be anxious about their kindergarten graduation because it means that it is the end of childlike activities and fun. Teachers and parents go hand in hand in preparing a nice kindergarten graduation. In order to have a great kindergarten graduation, uniformity and organization is important. Parents should buy their child a nice kindergarten gown. Graduation gowns may differ in style and colors. The color may depend on the school where your child is studying.
A kindergarten graduation is usually held in May or June in some Asian countries. Usually the graduation took place on the last week of school days. As these final week approaches, you should pick the right kindergarten gowns for your child. Typically, a kid that participates in a kindergarten graduation is around 5 to be 6 years old. Your child in that age may already have their own decision. Let them participate in the selection of their kindergarten gowns. At this age, you should teach your child to have their own decision regarding what they like, and what they do not like.
You can have your child pick their own graduation outfit underneath their kindergarten gowns. As a parent, your main role is to guide your child throughout their lives. In this case, you need to help them prepare and select the right one for that fits the occasion.
Make sure that the child will look best with their kindergarten gowns by giving them some pointers on how to act well during the graduation ceremony. Teach your child on how to walk properly while wearing their gowns. gowns may not be very comfortable for many kids. The selection of under a garment is important to make your kids comfortable while wearing their gowns. Choose a set of cotton clothes for your child avoid having a heavy fabric dress in your selection of under a garment.
Kindergarten students should know the importance of wearing caps and gowns. Telling a history of the graduation gown can be very exciting for your child. You can tell a short story about how kindergarten gowns started.
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Over the years I have come to realize how important it is to budget for my future. Unfortunately finances are not a major subject in school as you grow up so most of us have had to learn the hard way. Below I have listed some budgeting MUST tips for Teens:
Never take out a Credit Card until you have graduated from college or hit the age of 21. Which ever comes first! If you are not careful credit card companies will sucker you into applying for high interest credit card that begin at low introductory rates for free t-shirts, etc. But your credit line can be established later. Just open a bank account with a bank card to debit and withdraw directly for credit.You will be using only what you have.
Open a bank savings account. If you have a regular income put away 10% of every pay check. Do not touch this unless there is an extreme emergency. Clothing and nightly outing events do not qualify.
Educate yourself with financial terms. I know when I was younger it was all another language to me. This tip goes hand in hand with the lack of financial education in school systems. Take a look at some books your local bookstore/library to educate yourself.
Once you have a hefty amount saved consider investing. You can invest in Money Market Accounts (that yield high interest), CDs, IRAs and ROTH accounts, hobbies that can become a potential money earning venture (such as starting a business or selling goods) and a website for your hobby.
Save for Retirement! I had a good friend my sophomore year of college that told me she started a retirement fund. I thought she was crazy at the time but she was a genius. More people should start saving young. We cannot rely on government, 401Ks and pension plans to take care of us. The best security you will have is yourself. Save 5% of every paycheck. It will add up 50 years from now.
When you get the urge to buy a property, boat or car and do not have the full amount say NO! Financing your property is another version of gambling with someone else's money (a bank most likely). It is very possible to buy a home in one swoop. Save your money.
Good Luck with these tips.
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Your Fabulous Prom Hairstyle Your hairstyle for prom will always be remembered, thanks to your prom photographs. Twenty years from now you will pull that picture out to share with your children and you will be reminded just how fantastically you pulled your look together on that special occasion. Great photos are a culmination of many planned elements. They do not just happen, neither do great hairstyles.
So prom is coming up and it is time for you to begin some serious planning in order to arrive there stress free and fresh as a daisy. (Oh yeah, remind your date to order flowers early). You have picked your perfect dress, gotten the matching shoes and handbag, maybe even picked out your special jewelry accessories, but have you chosen your hairstyle? Better yet, have you scheduled your prom day appointment with your stylist or beauty salon? Better call today. Many young ladies may need that time slot depending on wedding plans, and other girls that are going to prom this season too. Salon schedules fill up quickly this time of year.
Schedule Your Prom Day Hair Appointment
When you call to make that appointment, you may also want to make an earlier appointment, say a month ahead of the prom date, just to get your hair in shape. Beautiful hairstyles begin with healthy hair. You can take the expense out of this by preparing your hair at home. Be sure to use quality hair products every day, from moisture rich shampoo and conditioner to protective hairstyling mousse, gel, and even heat conditioning curling iron and blow dryer products. Dead ends need to be trimmed by your stylist, but you can help limit damage and split ends with proper home hair care.
You need to use quality hair care products. This is not where you want to skimp, but you do not have to spend a fortune either. There are many complete hare care lines, such as Pantene® and TRESemme´®, just to name a few, at your local drug stores or shopping centers that will help get and keep your hair healthy, at a fraction of the expense of hair salon products. If, however, you have extremely damaged, weak, or over processed hair, your stylist may have products available in her salon that can repair your hair and give you a great basis for a great hairstyle. They will be a little more expensive, but a little professional guidance can be the answer to your issue. Do not be afraid to ask.
Schedule a Trim and Practice Hair Appointment Too
Because you are not quite sure of the exact style you want, and whoever is, you need to start looking for ideas. Make an appointment about one month prior to your final styling day to discuss a few things with your stylist. She will be interested in pictures or descriptions of what you are interested in for your final look. Get your hair trimmed now so it will not be too short to work with prom day. That will insure that your hair is in healthy condition to perform also.
If you take time to look on websites and in magazines for hairstyles now, you can get some actual printouts or magazine photos of the style you desire. Pictures solidify your ideas with your stylist so that your ideas of your chosen hairstyle match her concept of your idea. No surprises. Here are a few suggestions for sites and magazines. Google "Prom Hairstyles", try Prom Magazine, CosmoGirl, Seventeen.
It is a good idea to schedule a test run of the final style you chose about two weeks prior to prom. This is crunch time. Your hair is now at the length, and in the condition it will be when you sit on your prom day to have your design styled. Be sure to take along your hair jewelry, as well as your earrings [http://www.elegancebysandra.com/index.php?catid=64] and necklace for an authentic preview of your finished look. Many stylists and salons will set this appointment for little or no charge because they are getting your business on prom day. Again, do not be afraid to ask. Take your jewelry, earrings and necklace, and hair jewlery for a
One more question before your leave. Ask your stylist how she would like your hair on prom day when you arrive for your appointment. Sometimes they want it freshly washed and still wet. Other times, they prefer that you do not wash it that day to allow for extra volume. Relax.
Talk to Your Salon Professionals About Nails and Makeup
If you are planning on having a professional manicure or pedicure for your prom, you should talk to these people and set your appointment for prom day now. Maybe you would prefer to do your nails a day earlier to cut down of the time element involved on the actual day of the prom.
Talk about colors, accenting designs. Do you want a French manicure or coordinating polish?
Tip: If you are trying to keep expenses to a minimum, call a friend or relative that you know does an amazing job routinely. They might be willing to help out without charging you at all!
You Are Almost There!
If you have followed the suggestions and time line above, you are so close to being ready at this point, there will be nothing left to do but sit back and enjoy your pampering session. The details are already arranged, bring your hairstyle picture with you for your stylist and take in every little detail of the day. This special day begins the second you open your eyes and you deserve to enjoy every moment of it. You planned thoroughly and there are rewards for putting preparation in to all great things. Remember to take a small bottle of hairspray, extra bobby pins and a mirror with you for touch-ups.
You are beautiful and you will remember this precious evening, both in your heart and your photographs. Congratulations on your accomplishments. Have a fabulous evening!
Five, four, three, two...yup, it's that time of year again, rising early, getting to school on time, homework, tests...yuck! But you know, it's not really that bad. If you're prepared and get into the right mindset, that's half the battle. Everything we have to do in life and come up against in life gives us two options: (1) put a positive or good spin on it, (2) dread it.
Since you have to do it anyway, you might as well opt for Option #1.
To get you started in the right direction, here is a list to help you get in gear for, "school time, school time, good ole golden rule time."
The Do List:
1. Many teachers have lists of what you will need for your upcoming school year. Try to find out if your new teacher has one and how you can get a hold of it.
2. To avoid needed school items being sold out; have Mom or Dad let you do your shopping early.
3. Make sure to get the items that are actually listed. If the list says "one red pen" don't come to class with a green or purple one.
4. At least a week before school starts, go to bed at the time you normally would on school nights. This will give your body a chance to get accustomed to waking and eating breakfast early. If you do this, your body and mind won't scream at you that first school day morning, "Hey, are you crazy? Only roosters are up at this time!"
5. A week before that inevitable morning, start a new mantra (saying): "I will listen to my teacher. I will listen to my teacher. I will listen to my teacher." You can say this 100 to 1000 times a day. Another useful mantra is: "I will be respectful to my teacher and classmates. I will be respectful to my teacher and classmates. I will be respectful to my teacher and classmates." Either of these two mantras is fine.
6. Make sure to get to school on time and obey your school and classroom rules. Practice Rule #5 so this won't be a problem.
7. If you are required to have your classroom items in class the first week of school - have them there the first week...having them at home doesn't cut it. You have to actually bring them to class.
8. What about the reading you were to do over the summer? Did you do it? Well, if you didn't, start today. It's better to read a least one book than none. Did you know that anything you want to be, an astronaut, a doctor, a firefighter, a superhero, all require reading. Okay, not the superhero, that jut takes a good imagination.
These 8 Dos should give you a jump start on a smooth new school year.
Now for the Don't List:
1. Don't ignore the Do list above!
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