Malaysia Homeschool Unite Community

Post by MamaFiza on March 20, 2008

Hello mommies

Truly sorry for late update *gomen ne*

May Allah swt blessed your kindred heart.

Insya-Allah next updates – my kiddies new activities *soon*

At last, as promised, presenting our new project:

Malaysia Homeschool Unite Community *tadaa*

Malaysia Homeschool Unite

You may login and be the first to join us by clicking here!

Be there or be square *hugs*

p/s: We’ll update new post within 48 hours. Share your thoughts ya! Check ‘em out! Malaysia Homeschool Unite!

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En Zeru Teru – March 2008 *updates

Post by MamaFiza on March 13, 2008

Greetings.

Dear Honorable Readers,

Wish you were in the pink of health. Thank you so much for visiting our family’s blog. *hugs*

May Allah swt *God* blessed your cherished family.

I’m truly sorry if I will be late to reply all your sugary comments plus pure inquiries. *I’ll try my best*

My daily routine had been engaged with my beloved hubby and beloved kiddies (home-schooling), web + graphic designing job, book writing and sewing nursing covers for charity purpose.

We would like to thank you so much for your sweet friendship. We truly appreciate ‘em deeply.

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Yesterday, we had sent all “En Zeru Teru – Nursing Cover” completed package via PosLaju. *Alhamdulillah*

You will receive your parcel within Friday, March 14, 2007. *Insya-Allah*

Please do contact us via email: enzeruteru@gmail.com for any inquiry, do not hesitate to ask.

Below are some of our new product pictures:

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*uh oh*

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Tadaa~

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Silver box~

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Done~

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Recycle Project with Your Baby and Toddler

Post by MamaFiza on March 10, 2008

Recycle Mission

A new look at junk, or change the world, one bit at a time…

How to Start?

Starting with the basics is a great way to teach your child fun recycling projects.

Must do’s:

The first step in teaching your baby and toddler about recycling is explaining to them why we should recycle.
Teach your toddler that the earth is their home, and that it therefore deserves their care and respect.
Tell your toddler that there is a strong interconnectedness and interdependence between humans and the environment and that their daily actions can affect the earth in either a positive or negative way.

It is important to identify the 3 R’s for your toddler so that he/she can distinguish 3 key ways to reduce his/her ecological footprint, that is, his/her impact on the environment:

Reduce: This means cutting back on the amount of waste used in everyday life.
For example, reduce waste by teaching kids to use canvas bags at the grocery store instead of plastic bags.
Reuse: Reuse an existing item in your household in order to minimize waste.
For example, reuse gift bags to cut down on paper waste or decorate cans or jars with stickers or glitter to create a unique pencil holder.
Plus, giving things in good condition that you no longer need to charity is another good way to reuse things like outgrown clothing or toys. Reusing is often the best way to save resources.
Recycle: Recycling means when an object can be shredded, melted, or processed in order to create new raw materials; for instance, an aluminum can is used to create more cans while paper and cardboard can be recycled in order to generate more paper products

Shop wisely to save resources. Can the container be easily recycled or reused? Will a larger container reduce the amount of packaging and perhaps cost less per serving? Is everything that can be recycled being recycled?

Save resources *plus money* by asking yourself if the item is something you really need, and if it is well suited for the task, and if it will last. Not only can this save you money, it can save you space and work, too. 5 toys that are loved an played with are more fun than 10 toys that are broken or are boring to play with. And it’s quicker to pick up 5 toys and put them away than to pick up 10.

A house with no room left for us but only loaded with everything we “liked” really doesn’t sound like that much fun, even to my kiddies.

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Sneak peek of our Recycle Week project:

Recycling Project
Recycle Project begin~

Recycling Kiddies
Just can’t wait any longer

Recycling Stuff Recycle Mission
Homemade Recycle Logo’s by using Stencil Art method (print on paper, trace on plastic card & cut)

KiruaMi-cHan: Painting his favorite logo!

ReiHi-cHan: Enjoying her “green” moment~

YunaFi-cHan: Eager to paint together~

YunaFi-cHan and PaPa
Please asked PaPa, why~

Recycling Project
Let ‘em dry!

Recycling Project
Cut, cut, cut~

Recycling Stuff
Preparation~

Recycling Stuff
Recyclable items~

Recycling Boxes
It took me 3 days to finish wrapped those boxes *oh, busy day* (1 box per day)

Us ^_-
Tadaa~

KiruaMi-cHan: Glue, glue, glue…

ReiHi-cHan: Sticky sticks~

YunaFi-cHan: Oh, my glue!

Recycling Project
Put & stick ‘em kiddies! Please take your turn *good job*

Recycling Kiddies
Our beloved kiddies posing with their recycle boxes

Recycling Kiddies
YunaFi-cHan: I love it!

Recycle - Orange Box
Orange box~

Recycle - Blue Box
Blue box~

Recycle - Brown Box
Brown box~

Recycling Kiddies
Happy moment~

We had our “Recycle Game“. You may simply watch our homemade videos too.
p/s: please ignore my coughing voice. Thank you

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Step by step guide:

Step 1:
Guide your toddler to recognize the recycling logo on products and their packaging.
Show your child which household items are recyclable by pointing out the recycling symbol and corresponding number on the bottom of the container. *my kiddies love “Spot-the-Recycle-logo” games*
Encourage him/her to recycle these marked containers, as well as paper, magazines, cans, cardboard tubes and other items.
The logo is three arrows bent to form a revolving triangle.
It is usually placed on the bottom or sides of packages.
Plastics will have a number located in the middle of the triangle.
These numbers will range from 1 to 7. The higher the number, the harder it is to recycle.

Step 2:
Thoroughly clean the recyclable item. Remove any labels, if you can.
Rinsing them out is very important.
It keeps pests, such as rats, mice and cockroach out of the dumpsters.

Step 3:
Once the items are cleaned and separated, you can either place them on the curb (that is, if you have curbside recycling) or take them to your local drop off centers. *we still collecting our recycle stuff and our kiddies just can’t wait to send ‘em*
Remember that window glass is not the same as commercial glass used for food.
Also remember that cardboard and paperboard are not the same. Paperboard is what is used for small packages, like toys, cereal or cake mixes. Some places like for you to take the slick paper inserts out of your newspapers before you bundle them.

Step 4:
Assign your toddler the task of reminding family members to switch off lights to save energy when they leave a room.
Teach your child about the importance of saving energy by using florescent light bulbs instead of incandescent ones.

Step 5:
Encourage your toddlers to ride their bikes or walk (together with you) instead of driving them to a destination. This promotes the importance of physical activity, while at the same time reducing the emissions that pollute the environment.

Notes:

You don’t need to spend a lot of time teaching toddlers how to be eco-friendly when reducing energy, reusing resources and recycling are a part of everyday life in your household. Your toddlers will see you living your environmental message and will want to follow your example.
Get boxes and crates to carry your recyclables in. Wait till they get full and make one trip.
Always wash your items with water. It eliminates odor and the possibility of drawing insects or rodents.
Be careful when recycling glass. If something breaks, you don’t want to get cut.
Be careful when carrying your toxic chemicals to the drop off sites. Prevent spills when you can.

Recycle Mission

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Recycling Activities for Toddlers:

A fun starter recycle project for toddlers is separating paper and cardboard waste at home from plastics and metals.
These should be carefully divided and placed into appropriately labeled bins.
For example, green plastics should be placed in one bin and white plastics in another; glass products should also be separated according to color. You can also use paper to make fun recycled paper crafts.

Organizing a nature walk through the neighborhood or through a local park is another great way to get toddlers involved in recycling.
You can accompany your toddler and guide them in identifying and picking up recyclable litter to clean up; this event can be scheduled to celebrate Earth Day, or any time throughout the year, as the weather permits.

Composting is another fun recycle project for toddler, which helps to reduce outdoor household waste.
Toddlers can help to compost yard waste and vegetable scraps.
When items are sufficiently composted, they can get their hands dirty by helping to distribute composted materials in your garden, as compost makes excellent fertilizer. *we’re looking forward to do this soon!*

Happy recycling mommies!

May Allah swt always blessed your tremendous hardwork. Amin~

*gambatte ne*

p/s: We had launched our nursing covers “En Zeru Teru” deal for March 2008. Open for bookings now (limited for 30 pieces)! Click here for more details

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Park Adventure

Post by MamaFiza on March 8, 2008

Happy weekends!

Come and let set aside a block of time to spend in the park with your toddler.

Spending a day in the park with your toddler is much more fun that staying inside!

YunaFi-cHan and PaPa
My great supporters~

Going to the park is not only a good way for your toddler to get fresh air and exercise, but also serves as an excellent learning experience.

Dear Mommies,

Please set aside a whole morning or evening to play in the park. Pack a picnic for you and your toddler.
Walk around the park and teach your lil tot new vocabulary. Let your toddler choose which activities you do together

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Don’t Forget to Bring:

Sunscreen
Bottled water
Blanket / nursing cover
Disposable wipes
Snacks

Our snacks preparation~

Tadaa, our homemade kebab for picnic!

Adaptations:
You may consider going to the zoo or beach with your toddler.

ReiHi-cHan and KiruaMi-cHan
Found lovely tree with red flowers~

Make exercise, child’s play:

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My tips:
Bring a container with to the park and create a bucket of memories.

Your toddler will be gathering much more than found objects with this toddler activity.

Doesn’t it seem like toddlers love to play with everything that’s not a toy?

Their sheer curiosity often allows for easy access to all sorts of interesting play objects.
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How to Build Your Toddler Bucket of Memories:

Head outside with your toddler and a basket, bucket or even a wagon.
Go to a local park, open space, or even your own yard, and look for interesting objects found in nature.
Sticks, leaves, rocks and pine-cones are all great finds. Have your toddler pick them up and put them into the container.

Pine tree
Pine-cones! We love ‘em

KiruaMi-cHan: Let me tell you something about pine-cone~

ReiHi-cHan: My lil pine-cones buddies!

YunaFi-cHan: Pine-cone, it’s mine!

Lili Flower
Found white lily~

Poor Tree
The study of tree diseases~

Spotted lil crow~

When you’re done and back home, look through what you found on your walk, and say the name of each item. Without no doubt, this is a great vocabulary-building activity for your little one

Pinang Tree
We discovered upih pinang (fallen palm fronds)! *OMG*

ReiHi-cHan and KiruaMi-cHan
Our kiddies extremely happy! *“Mama, keep on pulling”*

Adaptations:
If you live near the water, this could be a great beach activity.

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Make each day of your family life a great, wonderful and satisfying day. *Insya-Allah*

May you have a pleasant moment. God bless! *Amin*

Gambatte ne~

p/s: We had launched our nursing covers “En Zeru Teru” deal for March 2008. Open for bookings now (limited for 30 pieces)! Click here for more details

Lots of Love,
Me ^_-
Me *cam-whore by my kiddies*

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