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I started this blog to encourage girls to pursue their interests in science, math, sports, adventure and the arts. And also to encourage both girls and their parents to find positive messages in today's media and marketing influences.
Smart Girls Fun
Smart Girls At The Party
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Smart Links for Parents and Girls* (* interactive for girls, please check content first)
- 4kids.org*
- american girl publishing
- art gallery for kids
- art show for kids*
- art show painter (create your own masterpiece)*
- BetterPhoto
- BigLearning- photography
- braincake.org*
- commercialfreechildhood
- coolmath4kids*
- daughters.com
- discovery journey- reviews kids books and movies
- dr. seuss*
- engineergirl.org
- fun brain*
- girlgeeks.org
- girlscouts.org
- girlsgotech
- girlsinc.org
- gogirlgo.com
- hardygirlshealthywomen
- harper collins*
- kids discovery channel*
- Kinderart
- little shop of physics
- mama media*
- NASA for kids
- National Gallery of Art- kids*
- owl kids*
- packaginggirlhood
- pbskidsdontbuyit*
- poetry4kids*
- prettytough.com
- puzzles*
- sciencenewsforkids*
- shel silverstein*
- Smart Girl at the Party
- smartgirl.org*
- smartgirlsrock*
- Spatulatta * (cooking for kids)
- St. Judes Math-a-thon
- techbridge
- the poetry zone
- women in science
- zoeysroom.com*
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I am always looking for books, websites, products, magazines, movies, etc. that encourage or enable girls to be smart and strong. Please post if you know of any great resources for our great girls!
Smart Books for Parents of Girls
Smart, Cool Books for Girls
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- Little Betty Crocker
- Barbie Dolls
- Dare to be a Smart Girl
- Yes, It is a Cookie
- Smart Cookie
- Starring in Your Own Fairytale
- Warding Off Bad Dreams
- A Roller Coaster Ride
- Nim's Island
- She wants karaoke party for her birthday.....
- Webkinz World
- Kmart, Shmaymart
- WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
- The Kmart Saga Continues...
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2 comments:
So sweet!
My son was very scared of monsters when he was younger. We made little flannel pillows and stuffed them with lavendar, because, as every one knows, monsters hate flowers and won't come near you if you're sleeping with a lavendar pillow.
my girl has a blanket very similar that was made for her by the neighbor of her great grandmother - who we've never met or even laid eyes on - (the neighbor or the long deceased great g'ma). she calls it her "special blankie." has slept with it every single night of her life. every.single.night.!
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