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_mum-died-fighting-to-keep-daughters-killer-behind-bars.jpg "Sasha Marsden was lured to her death by a sadistic killer, who offered her a fake job in a Blackpool hotel. <br/>")
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_92.jpg "Credit: SWNS / Celene Francis<br/><br/>A woman who rented a run-down council house has spent £3k renovating it - using bargains from Primark and B&M - and saved £10k by doing the work herself.<br/><br/>Celene Francis, 25, started renting her council house in April 2020 and has renovated the property to make it more of a home.<br/><br/>When she moved in, the mum-of-one said the house was in a \")
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_bridgerton-superfan-spends-300-hours-hand-crafting-dolls-of-show39s-characters.jpg "A Bridgerton superfan has spent 300 hours hand-crafting dolls of the show's characters and prefers it to leaving the house.<br/><br/>Mimi Bassant, 49, became obsessed with the Netflix series during lockdown and found comfort in making models of the characters after losing her brother, Edwin Lopez, 43, to Covid.<br/><br/>She has made 30 dolls including - Eloise Bridgerton, Mother Violet, Colin, and Lady Danbury. <br/><br/>They take her three days to craft by hand and Mimi will spend all day perfecting their hair and outfits.<br/><br/>Mimi, an employment agent, from Sebring, Florida said: “I decided to watch Bridgerton during the pandemic. <br/><br/>\")
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_mum39s-frustration-as-son-told-not-to-attend-school.jpg "Mum Kiley Hollington-Coombs shares her frustration after her 14-year-old son was told to stop going to VTC Independent School in Sittingbourne due to \")
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_were-the-sisters-born-without-arms-124-born-different.jpg "SASSY SISTERS Teresa and Anna were born with similar congenital limb differences - they have both lived their entire lives without arms. Having each been adopted by their mum at a young age, who encouraged them to be fiercely independent, they grew up learning to use their feet as hands. Teresa told truly: \")
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_steve-and-maggie-in-story-time---baby-in-the-family---funny-english-for-children360p.jpg "Maggie And Steve in Story Time | Baby in the Family | Funny English for Children<br/><br/>This entertaining short esl funny video story for children introduces family members (mum, dad, brother, sister, baby). Maggie makes a mess in Steve´s photos and has to put them in the correct place. Can you help her? Do you know what Steve´s mum or sister likes to play? Let´s watch Baby in the Family in this story time!<br/>--------------------<br/>https://youtube.com/@MaggieandSteve")
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_children-prefer-running-free-outside-over-organised-activities-like-hide-and-seek.jpg "Children would rather run free while playing outside over more organised games of hide and seek or sports. <br/><br/>A poll, of 2,000 parents of children aged 6-10 and the kids themselves, found 57 per cent named running around as their favourite thing to do. <br/><br/>And 43 per cent wish they could do it more. <br/><br/>It also emerged 75 per cent of kids feel happiest when they’re free to ‘play their own way’ without structure. <br/><br/>And 53 per cent get excited when they get to choose what they want to do for the day, with 54 of mums and dads wanting to incorporate more of this into their daily routines. <br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Dairylea, which has unveiled a giant backpack containing children’s top 10 psychologist-approved items which enable them to enjoy unstructured play, includingbinoculars, magnifying glasses and telescopes. <br/><br/>Dr Elizabeth Kilbey, behavioural child psychologist, who is working with the cheese brand, said: “Play, particularly unstructured play, helps develop children's emotional, physical and cognitive skills, builds confidence and aids social and decision-making skills. <br/><br/>“This form of play is proven to support cognitive, physical, emotional and social development - but at a more granular level boosts imagination, problem-solving, social skills and creativity. <br/><br/>“It’s hugely beneficial for all the family to experience these firsts and moments of discovery together.” <br/><br/>The study also found 33 per cent of kids who enjoy playing outside named exploring as their preferred activity, while climbing trees (20 per cent), and paddling in water (19 per cent) were also popular. <br/><br/>It’s not just good for the children though as 52 per cent of parents feel happy and 26 feel calm when they let their children play freely. <br/><br/>While 35 per cent per cent those surveyed, via OnePoll, claimed their favourite way to spend time together as a family is exploring all nature has to offer, or taking a picnic on a day out (32 per cent).<br/><br/>But parents take their children on an average of three fewer days out a month now than they used to, with 76 per cent citing cost as the driving force behind this change. <br/><br/>Instead, 57 per cent opt to let their children play indoors with toys to fill their free time together. <br/><br/>The constraints of everyday routine can also leave little time for families to explore freely and enjoy moments of pure playfulness together, with 59 per cent prioritising school, hobbies and their children’s friends, leaving little time for other activities. <br/><br/>Clo Darie Lheureux, from Dairylea, which is launching ‘Discovery Days’ in partnership with Trainline to offer £10 off family rail tickets, said: “We believe it’s important to give children the freedom to discover but recent strains on family life - with the Cost of Living crisis and the pandemic - have prevented families from taking on new experiences. <br/><br/>\")
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_in-a-minute-mum-a-children39s-book-about-procrastination.jpg "In A Minute Mum - A Children's Book about Procrastination <br/>Written by:A. H. Benjamin<br/>Illustrated by: Nick East<br/><br/>https://twitter.com/EastyNick<br/>https://www.qed.uk.com/<br/><br/>Follow me on Instagram@RachReadingRoom<br/>Please support the author by purchasing the book for your classroom or personal library.<br/><br/>Rory is always putting things off and always running late. It s driving his family mad! What will it take to make him change his ways? Each time he is asked to do something for someone, Rory s response is In a minute... But what Rory doesn't realise is that he is taking far longer than a minute to get round to doing the task. When the tables are turned though, will Rory finally realise the error of his ways? This heart-warming and humorous tale will have every child pausing for thought when they distractedly respond, In a minute, Mum...<br/><br/>Teaching Tips<br/>- Animal Identification<br/>- Actions and Consequences<br/>- Time Telling<br/>- Chores<br/>- Story Sequencing<br/><br/>#neurodiversity#adventure #autism #emotion #happy #kidsbooks #kids #education #primaryschool #specialeducation #bcba #counselling #teacher #teacherresources #teaching #nap #resttime #individuality #mindfulness #acceptance #animals #iep #love #naptime #friends #backtoschool #booksreadaloud #aba #childrensbooks #readaloud #mannersmatter #socialskills #sharing #animals #socialskills #consequences #dinosaurs")
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_92.jpg "Credit: SWNS / Alex Burnham<br/><br/>A mum whose twin daughters were born with albinism said people \")
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_five-children-and-it-1991-episode-1.jpg "Part 1 of 6 of the children's TV drama from 1991. In Edwardian England in 1902 four children and their baby brother move down from London with their mother to live in the countryside in Kent. While there they expolre their surroundings, only to discover something very unusual in a gravel pit by the woods. It turns out to be a Psammead, a sand fairy who tells them he can grant wishes. And it is here when their adventures really begin...<br/><br/>Starring Simon Godwin, Nicole Mowat, Charlie Richards and Tamzen Audas as the child stars, with adult support by Laura Brattan, Mary Conlon, Ron Welling, Joyce Windsor, Tim Matthews, Julie Newell, Anthony Wilcox, Emma Louise Clamp and Francis Wright as the voice of the Psammead. This is from a recording from a repeat a few years ago that I did for my mum, as this was a favourite of hers. It was another in a long line of children's TV classics, first broadcast on January 9th 1991. It was followed by two sequels involving the Psammead: The Return of the Psammead (1993) and The Phoenix and the Carpet (1996). <br/>")
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_podcast-fears-39do-not-swim39-warning-at-two-kent-beaches-could-be-in-place-for-years.jpg "<p>Seafront traders thrown into “turmoil” by do-not-swim warnings on two Kent beaches fear they could remain in place for years.</a></p><p>The water on the Romney Marsh has been found to contain high levels of a bacterium that indicates the presence of human faeces.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, a Maidstone mum has been left stunned after all her possessions were moved to a storage unit more than 60 miles away</a> after a vehicle ploughed into her home.</p><p>Allana Spencer is currently living in temporary accommodation with her young daughter after their house suffered extensive damage. </p><p>A popular music festival held in memory of a murdered in Medway</a> will be coming to an end this year.</p><p>Molly McLaren was killed in June 2017 in the car park of the Dockside Outlet shopping centre by her ex-boyfriend. </p><p>A family-run garden centre that was put on the market last year for £5 million has been sold to new owners with fresh plans.</a></p><p>They'll be working to open a mini golf course and a nursery alongside the existing complex.</p><p>And in football, you can hear from the Gillingham boss </a>after their League 2 win over the weekend. </p><p>Stephen Clemence says he's pleased to see a reaction from his squad after they faced criticism. </p><p> </p>")
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_tori-spelling-is-being-supported-by-her-mum-candy-during-divorce.jpg "Tori Spelling's mum Candy has confirmed she's supporting her daughter during her divorce from Dean McDermott - admitting it meant \")
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_mum-died-fighting-to-keep-daughters-killer-behind-bars.webp "Sasha Marsden was lured to her death by a sadistic killer, who offered her a fake job in a Blackpool hotel. <br/>")
_92.webp "Credit: SWNS / Celene Francis<br/><br/>A woman who rented a run-down council house has spent £3k renovating it - using bargains from Primark and B&M - and saved £10k by doing the work herself.<br/><br/>Celene Francis, 25, started renting her council house in April 2020 and has renovated the property to make it more of a home.<br/><br/>When she moved in, the mum-of-one said the house was in a \")
_bridgerton-superfan-spends-300-hours-hand-crafting-dolls-of-show39s-characters.webp "A Bridgerton superfan has spent 300 hours hand-crafting dolls of the show's characters and prefers it to leaving the house.<br/><br/>Mimi Bassant, 49, became obsessed with the Netflix series during lockdown and found comfort in making models of the characters after losing her brother, Edwin Lopez, 43, to Covid.<br/><br/>She has made 30 dolls including - Eloise Bridgerton, Mother Violet, Colin, and Lady Danbury. <br/><br/>They take her three days to craft by hand and Mimi will spend all day perfecting their hair and outfits.<br/><br/>Mimi, an employment agent, from Sebring, Florida said: “I decided to watch Bridgerton during the pandemic. <br/><br/>\")
_mum39s-frustration-as-son-told-not-to-attend-school.webp "Mum Kiley Hollington-Coombs shares her frustration after her 14-year-old son was told to stop going to VTC Independent School in Sittingbourne due to \")
_were-the-sisters-born-without-arms-124-born-different.webp "SASSY SISTERS Teresa and Anna were born with similar congenital limb differences - they have both lived their entire lives without arms. Having each been adopted by their mum at a young age, who encouraged them to be fiercely independent, they grew up learning to use their feet as hands. Teresa told truly: \")
_steve-and-maggie-in-story-time---baby-in-the-family---funny-english-for-children360p.webp "Maggie And Steve in Story Time | Baby in the Family | Funny English for Children<br/><br/>This entertaining short esl funny video story for children introduces family members (mum, dad, brother, sister, baby). Maggie makes a mess in Steve´s photos and has to put them in the correct place. Can you help her? Do you know what Steve´s mum or sister likes to play? Let´s watch Baby in the Family in this story time!<br/>--------------------<br/>https://youtube.com/@MaggieandSteve")
_children-prefer-running-free-outside-over-organised-activities-like-hide-and-seek.webp "Children would rather run free while playing outside over more organised games of hide and seek or sports. <br/><br/>A poll, of 2,000 parents of children aged 6-10 and the kids themselves, found 57 per cent named running around as their favourite thing to do. <br/><br/>And 43 per cent wish they could do it more. <br/><br/>It also emerged 75 per cent of kids feel happiest when they’re free to ‘play their own way’ without structure. <br/><br/>And 53 per cent get excited when they get to choose what they want to do for the day, with 54 of mums and dads wanting to incorporate more of this into their daily routines. <br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Dairylea, which has unveiled a giant backpack containing children’s top 10 psychologist-approved items which enable them to enjoy unstructured play, includingbinoculars, magnifying glasses and telescopes. <br/><br/>Dr Elizabeth Kilbey, behavioural child psychologist, who is working with the cheese brand, said: “Play, particularly unstructured play, helps develop children's emotional, physical and cognitive skills, builds confidence and aids social and decision-making skills. <br/><br/>“This form of play is proven to support cognitive, physical, emotional and social development - but at a more granular level boosts imagination, problem-solving, social skills and creativity. <br/><br/>“It’s hugely beneficial for all the family to experience these firsts and moments of discovery together.” <br/><br/>The study also found 33 per cent of kids who enjoy playing outside named exploring as their preferred activity, while climbing trees (20 per cent), and paddling in water (19 per cent) were also popular. <br/><br/>It’s not just good for the children though as 52 per cent of parents feel happy and 26 feel calm when they let their children play freely. <br/><br/>While 35 per cent per cent those surveyed, via OnePoll, claimed their favourite way to spend time together as a family is exploring all nature has to offer, or taking a picnic on a day out (32 per cent).<br/><br/>But parents take their children on an average of three fewer days out a month now than they used to, with 76 per cent citing cost as the driving force behind this change. <br/><br/>Instead, 57 per cent opt to let their children play indoors with toys to fill their free time together. <br/><br/>The constraints of everyday routine can also leave little time for families to explore freely and enjoy moments of pure playfulness together, with 59 per cent prioritising school, hobbies and their children’s friends, leaving little time for other activities. <br/><br/>Clo Darie Lheureux, from Dairylea, which is launching ‘Discovery Days’ in partnership with Trainline to offer £10 off family rail tickets, said: “We believe it’s important to give children the freedom to discover but recent strains on family life - with the Cost of Living crisis and the pandemic - have prevented families from taking on new experiences. <br/><br/>\")
_in-a-minute-mum-a-children39s-book-about-procrastination.webp "In A Minute Mum - A Children's Book about Procrastination <br/>Written by:A. H. Benjamin<br/>Illustrated by: Nick East<br/><br/>https://twitter.com/EastyNick<br/>https://www.qed.uk.com/<br/><br/>Follow me on Instagram@RachReadingRoom<br/>Please support the author by purchasing the book for your classroom or personal library.<br/><br/>Rory is always putting things off and always running late. It s driving his family mad! What will it take to make him change his ways? Each time he is asked to do something for someone, Rory s response is In a minute... But what Rory doesn't realise is that he is taking far longer than a minute to get round to doing the task. When the tables are turned though, will Rory finally realise the error of his ways? This heart-warming and humorous tale will have every child pausing for thought when they distractedly respond, In a minute, Mum...<br/><br/>Teaching Tips<br/>- Animal Identification<br/>- Actions and Consequences<br/>- Time Telling<br/>- Chores<br/>- Story Sequencing<br/><br/>#neurodiversity#adventure #autism #emotion #happy #kidsbooks #kids #education #primaryschool #specialeducation #bcba #counselling #teacher #teacherresources #teaching #nap #resttime #individuality #mindfulness #acceptance #animals #iep #love #naptime #friends #backtoschool #booksreadaloud #aba #childrensbooks #readaloud #mannersmatter #socialskills #sharing #animals #socialskills #consequences #dinosaurs")
_92.webp "Credit: SWNS / Alex Burnham<br/><br/>A mum whose twin daughters were born with albinism said people \")
_five-children-and-it-1991-episode-1.webp "Part 1 of 6 of the children's TV drama from 1991. In Edwardian England in 1902 four children and their baby brother move down from London with their mother to live in the countryside in Kent. While there they expolre their surroundings, only to discover something very unusual in a gravel pit by the woods. It turns out to be a Psammead, a sand fairy who tells them he can grant wishes. And it is here when their adventures really begin...<br/><br/>Starring Simon Godwin, Nicole Mowat, Charlie Richards and Tamzen Audas as the child stars, with adult support by Laura Brattan, Mary Conlon, Ron Welling, Joyce Windsor, Tim Matthews, Julie Newell, Anthony Wilcox, Emma Louise Clamp and Francis Wright as the voice of the Psammead. This is from a recording from a repeat a few years ago that I did for my mum, as this was a favourite of hers. It was another in a long line of children's TV classics, first broadcast on January 9th 1991. It was followed by two sequels involving the Psammead: The Return of the Psammead (1993) and The Phoenix and the Carpet (1996). <br/>")
_podcast-fears-39do-not-swim39-warning-at-two-kent-beaches-could-be-in-place-for-years.webp "<p>Seafront traders thrown into “turmoil” by do-not-swim warnings on two Kent beaches fear they could remain in place for years.</a></p><p>The water on the Romney Marsh has been found to contain high levels of a bacterium that indicates the presence of human faeces.</p><p>Also in today's podcast, a Maidstone mum has been left stunned after all her possessions were moved to a storage unit more than 60 miles away</a> after a vehicle ploughed into her home.</p><p>Allana Spencer is currently living in temporary accommodation with her young daughter after their house suffered extensive damage. </p><p>A popular music festival held in memory of a murdered in Medway</a> will be coming to an end this year.</p><p>Molly McLaren was killed in June 2017 in the car park of the Dockside Outlet shopping centre by her ex-boyfriend. </p><p>A family-run garden centre that was put on the market last year for £5 million has been sold to new owners with fresh plans.</a></p><p>They'll be working to open a mini golf course and a nursery alongside the existing complex.</p><p>And in football, you can hear from the Gillingham boss </a>after their League 2 win over the weekend. </p><p>Stephen Clemence says he's pleased to see a reaction from his squad after they faced criticism. </p><p> </p>")
_tori-spelling-is-being-supported-by-her-mum-candy-during-divorce.webp "Tori Spelling's mum Candy has confirmed she's supporting her daughter during her divorce from Dean McDermott - admitting it meant \")
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