I spoke with him about doing some educational stuff other than just reading his assigned summer reading book and he is open to that
One thing that has worked for me to keep me sane over summer has been kid-driven projects. Like letting Franny write her own books, or wanting to make silk screened shirts, or letting the kids teach themselves how to do some kid-level programming, etc. And encouraging them to look things up online and in books. Of course, I now have kids who are much more interested in pulling info than they are in information that's pushed on them.
Good luck, ita. I hope they fix you up right. And soon.
Consuela, that sounds like a wonderful idea.
mac, don't be a turd.
I have Google calender. I hardly use it. I want something that'll yell at me when something's coming up that I need to do.
msbelle - if you'd like some summer-long science projects that require a small amount of daily follow through, I'd be happy to throw some ideas your way.
Zenkitty,
if you put an appt in Google Cal and set up your mobile phone, you can have it text you when an appt comes up. I used to do that when I had a Razr.
and set up your mobile phone
Yeah... I have no idea how to do this. I'll take another look at it.
let us know in Tech thread. We can help.
Another possibility:
followupthen.com is a place I use for reminders, esp when I'm overwhelmed. You can set up a mobile phone there too. If you email 8amjun15@followupthen.com with whatever in the body of the email, you will get this in email as a reminder.
I don't use the text message function, but it might work for you. there are premium features for a reasonable yearly fee which I'm happy to pay.
I think Pumpkin is irked with me for putting on her spare collar after she took the other one off somewhere I haven't found yet. She's been pointedly staring at me from afar ever since.
le n, with followupthen, you put the date/time you want the reminder in the email address, and in the body you put what you want to be reminded of?