Bottom Line: Yuggler has a lot of potential as an app to locate activities for kids in a variety of categories. The interface is smooth, it's visually appealing, and it's completely FREE, even currently without ads! More people need to add content to make it the most useful, but even in the beginning stages this app is definitely worth a download for anyone looking for child-friendly activities.
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So, your teen (or even your tween) wants to make some extra money and babysitting sounds like a good idea. But how do you know what to charge? And how do you get her name out there? The world of babysitting has become big business, and you want to help your child compete in a mature and professional way. RE@L Babysitting: Get Organized can help you get started.
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Bottom Line: Another option for a scheduling app with some creative features for kids. Record a message for each icon, and place them around the clock to help kids understand the passing of time. There's also a kanban board. However, a bug currently makes the calendar function unusable and app use unwieldy.
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Making New Year’s Resolutions is a popular activity for many around the world, and with that in mind, here is my Top Ten Resolutions list along with some apps that may help the resolutions be successful past January 2014. Some are focused on families, while others are specific for parents. Happy New Year!
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Lesson planning: The essential part of teaching that takes up a lot of time and paperwork when it is completed in a way that is beneficial for teachers, administrators, and students.
It seems that every district and every administrator has different requirements for how lesson plans are written, so it is difficult to find apps that work strictly for writing YOUR lesson plans, but I have some ideas for apps that can help through the lesson planning process.
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