| IntroductionAs a parent who wants the
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| | kids conduct library and Internet-based
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| best for your children, there are
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| | research on
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| undoubtedly many things that you already
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| | possible destinations, sites of
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| do every day to
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| | interest, driving or flying
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| help your children succeed in school.
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| | routes, and how to dress appropriately
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| The purpose of this
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| | for the climate of
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| article is to provide some practical
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| | your destination spot. If you're
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| ideas for you to try. Some
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| | thinking of buying a new car,
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| of these suggestions may be new to you,
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| | let your kids take part in your consumer
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| many will be
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| | research,
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| familiar, and some are just plain common
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| | comparing different car models according
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| sense but,
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| | to a variety of
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| hopefully, they will all serve as
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| | pertinent criteria.Nurture good study
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| reminders of the many
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| | habits and self-discipline. Set aside a
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| simple steps you can take that are too
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| | regular, daily study time for homework
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| often taken for
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| | in a quiet, well-lit
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| granted or forgotten about, due to the
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| | room. Be sure that your kids have a
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| hectic pace of
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| | study environment that's
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| everyday living.Read to your kids,
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| | sound physically, as well as conducive
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| whatever their agesFirst of all, read to
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| | to mental
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| your children. We all know that this is
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| | concentration. A quiet room is
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| important, but I'd like to point out
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| | important, but so too is good
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| that reading aloud should
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| | lighting, a chair that provides good
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| begin in infancy. It can contribute to
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| | back support and access
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| your baby's developing
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| | to all the materials that your children
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| attention span and receptive language
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| | need to complete
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| skills. In addition, I'd
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| | projects. Supply them with pencils,
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| like to encourage parents to read to
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| | erasers, rulers, and so
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| growing children, even
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| | forth.Encourage kids to keep their desk
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| once they are able to read on their own.
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| | or other study area neat
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| Don't stop once your
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| | and well organized. This will prevent
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| kids are in elementary school for,
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| | lots of time-wasting
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| whatever the status of
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| | searches for materials and will really
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| their reading skills, hearing a good
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| | pay off as your
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| book read aloud is an
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| | children get older and their school
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| experience apart.Being read to allows
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| | assignments become
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| children to focus more on the
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| | more complex. Good organizational
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| descriptive passages and the action,
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| | skills, which include the
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| rather than having to
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| | arrangement of physical objects, plus
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| struggle with understanding every single
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| | the logical structuring
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| word. It also
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| | of the steps involved in completing any
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| allows them to hear great children's
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| | given project, can
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| stories that are beyond
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| | last a lifetime.Take an interest in your
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| their current reading level, and it's a
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| | kids' day-to-day school lifeTake an
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| wonderful way for a
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| | interest in your children's school
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| family to share a magical experience.
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| | projects.
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| Choose a children's
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| | Encourage them to show you reports
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| book that can also be enjoyed by you as
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| | they've written or
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| an adult, and have
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| | pictures they've drawn. Make them see
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| a family reading session each evening or
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| | that you care about
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| each week. A
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| | what they're doing and about how they're
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| classic children's story, such as "The
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| | doing, but don't
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| Wind in the Willows,"
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| | make them feel like they're constantly
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| or the Harry Potter books might be
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| | being monitored or
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| perfect for your family,
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| | judged. Don't add pressure, just give
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| depending on the ages and interests of
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| | them plenty of support,
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| your children.Encourage independent
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| | encouragement and praise for jobs well
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| reading and library useOffer quality
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| | done. Provide them
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| children's literature to your growing
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| | with the resources they need (such as
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| children and
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| | Internet access,
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| encourage them to read on their own - at
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| | library time, books and magazine
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| their own level and
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| | articles) to do a good job
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| at their own pace. Fiction and
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| | on school assignments, but... resist the
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| nonfiction can both open up
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| | temptation to do the
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| new worlds of knowledge and experience
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| | school projects for them.Take the same
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| and help prepare
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| | approach with everyday homework. If your
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| kids for success in school and in adult
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| | child's having trouble with a math
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| life, and don't forget
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| | problem, review the rules,
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| that online children's stories are an
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| | explain the procedures, and check the
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| exciting new resource to
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| | results, but don't just
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| add to your reading repertoire.Take your
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| | give a child the answers. The learning
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| children to the local public library. Be
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| | process is more
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| sure that
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| | important than a list of correct answers
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| each member of the family has his or her
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| | to hand in to the
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| own library card.
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| | teacher.Go that extra mileAmong the most
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| Help your children see the public
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| | precious gifts that you can give to your
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| library not just as a place
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| | children is your time. Put them first
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| associated with homework and drudgery,
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| | and make time for them.
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| but rather as an
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| | Build a happy, stable home environment,
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| exciting doorway to interesting
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| | full of love and
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| information and adventure.
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| | security, and you've already gone a long
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| Encourage library book borrowing related
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| | way towards
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| to any special
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| | helping your children thrive and succeed
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| topic that interests your kids - from
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| | both in school and
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| astronomy to adventure
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| | in life. Be involved in the big and the
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| stories, from fact to fantasy.Get your
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| | small events that make
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| kids to participate in some of the
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| | up their daily lives. Offer your
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| special free extra
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| | support, encouragement,
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| activities and programs that are
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| | resources and love. Be there for them,
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| regularly scheduled in
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| | no matter how busy
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| many public libraries, like storyhours,
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| | your professional life is or whatever
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| craft projects, films,
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| | other commitments you
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| and summer reading clubs. Take your
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| | have. Before you know it your children
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| children to
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| | will be grown up and
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| museums, concerts, puppet shows and the
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| | what they'll become depends largely on
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| like. Expose
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| | you. For their sake,
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| them to any forms of entertainment and
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| | as well as for your own, make the most
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| cultural enrichment
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| | of their childhood.There are no pearls of
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| that you may be lucky enough to have
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| | wisdom here, just a refresher course
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| access to.Develop effective research
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| | in things that we've all heard a million
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| skills and good study habitsHelp your
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| | times, but don't
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| kids develop research skills that will
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| | always stop to take them to heart.
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| serve them
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| | They're so important that
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| well, not only on school projects, but
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| | they deserve our attention, to
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| later in daily life as an
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| | periodically remind us of what
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| adult. For instance, if you're planning
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| | really counts in life.
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| a family trip, let the
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