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I have a project that's due on the first and it requires me to make a album cover to go with my CD. I am buying blank CDs and I want to put a cover in the case and make a cover that I can glue onto the disk.
What website can I go to that will let me do this for free that is safe?
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Is the work on your CD your own? If so why would you want something "stock"? Yes, it's easy and free, and that's the reward you will get. If you can't or are not confident enough to make your own, maybe one of your friends would love to do it. You can trade for skills, or a dinner, or whatever. the point is, you could be thinking of real art work from an artist, as opposed to the free clipart shelf.
The added plus in doing this is the extra boost your project will get, particularly if you explain what you did.
I've never been one to set out to cheapen my work. And I've always appreciated the sensitivity and creativity students have shown in their projects.
Is the work on your CD your own? If so why would you want something "stock"? Yes, it's easy and free, and that's the reward you will get. If you can't or are not confident enough to make your own, maybe one of your friends would love to do it. You can trade for skills, or a dinner, or whatever. the point is, you could be thinking of real art work from an artist, as opposed to the free clipart shelf.
The added plus in doing this is the extra boost your project will get, particularly if you explain what you did.
I've never been one to set out to cheapen my work. And I've always appreciated the sensitivity and creativity students have shown in their projects.
our 4 year old son will NOT listen!?
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Our 4 year old son listens sometimes and sometimes not (more times not). I know 4 year old will choose not to listen sometimes but this is a frequent thing. His hearing is just fine we just had his 4 year well check and it was ok. We have tried everything to get him to listen to us and do what he is told! Eating for example, at dinner (yes we all eat at the table away from the TV and any distractions) we have to keep telling him to eat. He just wants to set there and talk and not eat. In a store for another example he will be being loud and rambunctious and I will have to keep telling him to quit acting like that and to calm down. We do not yell at him, we ask him nicely and say please and thank you to him when he actually listens and does what he is told. He feed off of other children as well. In his preschool class there are alot of wild children so of course he is acting wild! As punishment for not listening he goes to his room with the door closed (becuase he hates that more than anything becuase he is away from myself or his dad). We have tried spanking too but he knows that last just for a second and he's ok with that. We are at a loss as to what to do! We just want him to be respectful and listen and do what he is told, without us having to keep asking over and over. Not sure if its that he is being a tipical 4 year old boy or if we truley do not know what to do since we are first tim e parents. Any advice would be appreciated!!!!
Also he has chronic sinusitis and see pediatric allergists and ENT's. He stays on antibiotics a lot and has to be on allergy meds 2x a day and nasonex 2x a day. Not sure if any of this could be any problem. The allergist says that the meds should not effect his behavior but I'm not so sure!
as a parent you just want your child to be respectful and to listen and do what they are told. So i'm not sure if we are over reacting to all this and almost having an ureachable goal for a 4 year old! If that makes since.
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Your son is growing up & starting to push the boundaries ~ he clearly has spunk & he knows it!
What you are doing sounds great ~ he is aware that his actions have consequences & that you will follow through on what you say you will.
SO.. what now... my suggestion would be to give him some responsibilities - treat him like he is a 'big boy' worthy of having 'special' privileges. If you go to the shop get him involved (eg Can you please get me 5 mushrooms, we need milk ..can you please get me the milk with the blue lid) this is a great learning, communication opportunity.
Reward him & notice his good behaviour - eg "I really like how you listened" or "you were a great helper & a wonderful friend today".
Mix it up - by this I mean make sure he knows what the plan is for the day (you might like to do a simple clipart style visual sheet so that he knows after X we are doing Y). Let him know how long you will be doing X and how long it is until Y. He may not fully grasp the concept of time, but he will gain a appreciation for things related to time (eg before, after etc)..Make sure the 'boring' things are before or after something fun (eg we will go to the park after we have been to the shop)
Speak to his preschool teacher about your concerns & how you perceive the friendships he has might be influencing his behaviour (it is there job to review this & put in place things that will support you desired outcomes for your child) .
Create a 'Star Chart' = when he behaves in a positive way he gets a 'star'... at the end of the week, if he gets X starts he gets a small reward (nothing huge - something like going for an ice cream etc)
As for are you 'over reacting' or expecting him to reach an "unreachable goal" - respect & the ability to listen to others is a life long journey. We all have days when it comes more easily than others lol... as long as you realise this is not a one off lesson & accept this is something that he will continuously challenge you on..you will be fine!
Your son is growing up & starting to push the boundaries ~ he clearly has spunk & he knows it!
What you are doing sounds great ~ he is aware that his actions have consequences & that you will follow through on what you say you will.
SO.. what now... my suggestion would be to give him some responsibilities - treat him like he is a 'big boy' worthy of having 'special' privileges. If you go to the shop get him involved (eg Can you please get me 5 mushrooms, we need milk ..can you please get me the milk with the blue lid) this is a great learning, communication opportunity.
Reward him & notice his good behaviour - eg "I really like how you listened" or "you were a great helper & a wonderful friend today".
Mix it up - by this I mean make sure he knows what the plan is for the day (you might like to do a simple clipart style visual sheet so that he knows after X we are doing Y). Let him know how long you will be doing X and how long it is until Y. He may not fully grasp the concept of time, but he will gain a appreciation for things related to time (eg before, after etc)..Make sure the 'boring' things are before or after something fun (eg we will go to the park after we have been to the shop)
Speak to his preschool teacher about your concerns & how you perceive the friendships he has might be influencing his behaviour (it is there job to review this & put in place things that will support you desired outcomes for your child) .
Create a 'Star Chart' = when he behaves in a positive way he gets a 'star'... at the end of the week, if he gets X starts he gets a small reward (nothing huge - something like going for an ice cream etc)
As for are you 'over reacting' or expecting him to reach an "unreachable goal" - respect & the ability to listen to others is a life long journey. We all have days when it comes more easily than others lol... as long as you realise this is not a one off lesson & accept this is something that he will continuously challenge you on..you will be fine!
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