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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2011
Page
33
A psychologist argues that parental impatience prompts self-defeating tactics and urges immediate, decisive consequences to curb misbehavior. He cites cases where consistent, stringent limits over years yield happier, more obedient adults and social success, contrasting with short-term punishment and constant trial of new methods.
Puzzle solution lines appear garbled and incomplete with mixed numerals. The readable segments show a Sudoku grid style with numbers and brackets but lack clear row and column structure to derive a full valid solution.
The piece explains how to make a cloud in a bottle using a warm water start and a lit match. With adult supervision, the sequence involves sealing a 2 liter bottle then squeezing it several times to create a visible cloud inside the container.
Jason Lindsey regional science outreach educator explains how a water vapor cloud forms inside a bottle with match smoke particles. Squeezing raises air pressure then releasing cools the air creating a visible cloud and a simple science lesson for kids.
Guidance from Babs Benson of Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters in Norfolk urges a balanced approach to reduce junk food. Emphasize moderation, offer healthier snacks, involve kids in prep, and replace treats with nutritious options while keeping snacks and energy needs in mind.
Brothers of Carterville and Scott Belanger launch Fun for Fit in Southern Illinois to teach kids about nutrition and exercise through team led sessions. The program blends stretching, obstacle courses, and rope ladder activities with individual goal setting and parent involvement to boost self confidence and physical ability among a dozen participants.
A Fun for Fit program at Extreme Kids, 1109 N Railroad St, Marion, runs on Mondays and Thursdays with options of 29 dollars monthly for one day or 49 dollars for both days. A free trial for new students is offered and a second hour from 6 to 7 p.m. is planned. Phone 618-997-3505.
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