To Dos for Sahana

Libraries

http://easylib.com/ *
Justbooks library *
for librarywala.com **

For kids
www.cyberkids.com
www.kidlink.org
www.kidsworld.com
www.vsa.cape.com/powens
www.headbone.com
www.kids-corner.com
www.kidsdomain.com
www.kids-space.org
www.kidscom.com
www.safekids.com
www.child.net
www.4kids.com
www.kotb.com
www.timeforkids.com
www.foxkids.com
www.cyberkids.com
www.bonus.com


Fancy Dress

Lord Buddha..
You can dress your kid as Lord buddha.. it is quite easy.. Get an orange robe and wrap it around your kid and tie it at the back of the neck.. Pull his hair on to top of the head and tie a knot..

Ask him to recite "Buddham Saranam Gachami".. It is quite easy..

You can make him "NIGHT"
means take a big black cloth
ane make him wear
on that stck stars and moon and other things ... made up of silver paper
or u can use our kitchen foil paper for that and u can stich that cloth at home ....

International Informatics Olympiad 2008 organised by Silver Zone (Computer Literacy foundation) This is for students from class 1st to 12th . you can check www.silverzone.org for details.
International Olympiad (2009)

Stage I

Eligibility:

• Olympiads in Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Science student of Class XI or XII and born after December 31, 1989.

• Astronomy Olympiad:

(i) Junior Category: Students of Class VIII or IX as of January 1, 2009 (should be born between January 1, 1994 and December 31, 1995).

(ii) Senior Category: Students of Class X & XI as of January 1, 2008 (should be born between January 1, 1992 and December 31, 1993)

Stage I exams - need to be cleared

National Standard Examination in Physics (NSEP)

National Standard Examination in Chemistry (NSEC)

National Standard Examination in Biology (NSEB)

National Standard Examination in Astronomy (NSEA) (Organized by IAPT and IACT)


NSEP/ NSEC/ NSEB/ NSEA

Date of Examination: November 25, 2008 (tentative)

Last Date of Enrolment: September 15, 2008 (tentative)

250 toppers in each subject qualify for Stage I

STAGE II

Indian National Olympiads in Physics,Chemistry,Bilogy and Astronomy
(Organised by HBCSE in collaboration with IAPT,IACT & NCSM)

STAGE III

Selection and training of teams for International Science Olympiads at HBCSE and for International Astronomy Olympiad at Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai.

NTSE (National Telent Search examination)..
Class 10th sutdent is eligible for this..

This is national level exam..it has several stages..
It is one of the reputed and old telent search exam..

For more info
http://www.sofworld.org/

13-24 months
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Chatter Telephone
Fisher Price, £7.99 (1-4 years)
Press the number pads and the numbers light up while the phone rings. Pull it along and the funny face eyes wobble and the mouth moves up and down, accompanied by lights and sounds.
Susannah, mum to Marianne, 18 months, from Southampton: 'Young children have a fascination with telephones and I think this one probably satisfies the need to babble as well as play. Even though I think it's a bit 'old-fashioned' looking, Marianne loves it and won't let anyone else play with it!'

Fun Bath Bar
Bruin, £4.99 (12-36m)
The Fun Bath Bar includes a water wheel, scoop, tap and sprinkler and will help your baby begin to learn concepts such as empty and full, light and heavy, fluid and solid.
Louise, mum to Ruby, 13 months, from Uckfield: 'Bath time has become a whole new experience for Ruby since we bought the Fun Bar. Bath time was getting a bit of a chore for her, but now she happily sits playing while I can wash her!'

Megabloks 120 piece bag set
Megabloks, £15 (12m+)
These 'maxi' megabloks make it easy for small hands to create castles, garages, secret dens -- whatever lies in your child's imagination -- through building and stacking. The blocks are kept in a sturdy plastic bag for easy storage.
John, dad to Danny, 20 months, from north London: 'These are great value for money and we spend ages building tower blocks with them -- just so we can knock them down again!'

Electronic Activity Cube
Early Learning Centre, £15 (12m+)
Each side of this brightly coloured cube has different themed holes, such as animal shapes and numbers, to push one of the 18 chunky soft plastic shapes through. It also has a phone and four tuneful buttons.
Sam, mum to Clare, 20 months, from Richmond: 'This toy has lasted through three children and is still a favourite with Clare, my youngest. It has helped all three of them to learn to manipulate small objects as well as working out which shape fits where.'

Light N Sound Driver
Bruin, £9.99 (1-4 years)
Turn the key in the steering wheel and the engine shakes and the horn beeps. Vibrantly coloured, easy for small hands to drive and has 12 songs to drive along to.
Linda, mum to Zita, 22 months, from Amersham: 'Children love to pretend to drive and this toy gives Zita a chance to be at the wheel. We take this in the car with us and she drives along with me -- it keeps her occupied, which is great.'
25-36 months

Art Centre
Early Learning Centre, £30 (2yrs+)
One of Early Learning Centre's top 10 best sellers, the art centre is perfect for hours of messy play, with a blackboard on one side and a white magnetic board and clips to hold paper on the other, plus a tray underneath to keep chalks and painting pots handy.
Daniella, mum to Ella, two, from Buckingham: 'Although not cheap, this has been worth every penny as Ella and her mates love using it -- I just have to clear up afterwards!'

Thomas the Tank Engine
Brio, from £10 (2 yrs+)
Thomas and friends can help your child to create a whole new world, thinking up adventures to go on and scrapes to get into and building up an ever-increasing network of railway tracks to take them on their way. Classic engines and tracks which will last a lifetime.
Pippa, mum to James, two, from south west London: 'Our engines and tracks have been passed on from child to child in our family, and I'm sure we'll eventually pass them on to another family, too. Thomas will never stop being fun for children.'

Play Family House
Fisher Price £19.99 (2yrs+)
Five rooms full of surprises and sounds to discover -- for instance in the nursery, press the monitor and your child will hear the cry of 'mama', giggling and a lullaby. Furnished with lots of accessories and a family of three.
Dezzy, mum to Caitlin, two, from Canterbury: 'I think the colour scheme could be more up-to-date, but Caitlin is absolutely obsessed with this doll's house -- she plays with nothing else. And at under twenty quid, I think it's good value for money.'

Rescue Heroes: Billy Blazes Fire Fighter
Voice Tech, £9.99 (from 3 years)
Billy Blazes is one of the hugely popular Rescue Heroes range of characters and Billy takes command, shouting through his bullhorn, to lead fire fighters to the rescue. Removable helmet, fire mask and fire hose.
Jan, mum to Billy, three, from Bolton: 'Billy has a few Rescue Heroes, but he really believes he's Billy Blazes and often demands to rescue me from a burning kitchen, even though I've never set anything on fire yet!'

Soft Stuff Bumper Bucket
Early Learning Centre, £5 (2yrs+)
15 pieces of Soft Stuff modelling dough in six funky colours for your child to get creative with. Great value as the dough can be kept in the bucket and re-used. Separate play tools such as cutters and rollers available.
Denise, mum to Rachel, two, from Stockwell: 'I wish we'd had colours like this when I was a child. Rachel's speciality is making three legged cats -- because we have one - which she thinks are perfect!'