Kids
“Miss Janet” welcomes you! On this page I will be sharing some inspiring thoughts for you to thinkabout… let me know what you think… and oh, send me some kid jokes. I love funny stories or jokes…. click here to e-mail me…..
Be Optimistic! Do you know what that word means?
Antony Chatham from the Hippocrates institute says this about optimism:
“Optimism is the inner energy which helps us to look at the bright side of any situation and expect the best possible outcome from any series of events.”
(from Hippocrates Magazine; 2010, Vol. 28, Issue 3, p.25)
Kids JokesDo you know any jokes? E-mail “Miss Janet” here….. |
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Question: What do you call a skeleton lying in a bed? Knock, Knock, Q: What is the dog’s favorite city? Q: What has four legs but can’t walk? Q: Why is 6 afraid of 7? Q: What did the spider do on the computer? Q: What do you call a pony with a sore throat? |
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What is the official Florida State Gemstone?
Hint:
**It is not native to Florida.
**It has Historical significance.
Answer: It is a MOONSTONE
Pliny, the Roman Historian, wrote that the moonstone has a "shining yellow luster which contains the image of the moon. It daily waxes and wanes according to the state of the luminary".
Stone Stories?
Kids, Do you have any stone stories to tell? Maybe a trip you took with your parents and found some special stones? Did you have a favorite stone you kept in your room or carried with you in your pocket? Everyone has a Stone Story, AND Everyone has a Stone Story to Tell (even if it was just a pebble in your shoe… you have a stone story) Do you have a Stone Story to share? Contact Dr. Courtney
A Real Cat in the Hat Story
Back in the late 1800’s, in an underground Opal mine in Australia there lived a favored calico cat named Precious Opal. The owner of the loved cat would often feed her scraps from his lunch bucket. When Opal died in 1896, the cat’s owner was very sad and put his beloved cat in his favorite hat and buried her in the floor of the mine. The mine was closed for 50 years and when it was later opened the new owner was surprised to unearth a real authentic Cat in the Hat! The story goes on to say that the cat’s remains had turned to a beautiful pink opal. Now what do you think of that?....the Cat in the Hat…. e-mail “Miss Janet”
