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By Daniel Millions

If you’re going to have a party for your kid, you want it to be memorable for the child. Too many people just go through the motions when making a party for their child and then when it’s all over, you’ve pretty much forgotten it by the next day.

It shouldn’t be this way and it doesn’t have to be this way. Here are 4 super tips for a memorable kid’s party that will have your kid thanking you for years to come.

Theme your party and carry that theme through the invitations, games, prizes, and decorations. For example if your child just loves monkeys that could easily be the theme.

The invitation could Say Don’t Monkey Around Come to Kayla’s Fifth Birthday Party. The cake could be in the shape of a monkey. Serve monkey food like bananas. The prizes could be books or puzzles that feature monkeys. Play follow the monkey, monkey see monkey do, or catch the monkey.

Pick the theme from your child’s favorite TV character, movie or book. The possibilities are endless.

Have a photographer and a video grapher. Nothing captures memories better than photographs and movies. The photographs can be put in a really nice scrap book for your kid to look at any time he or she likes.

In addition to that, have movies taken. You can’t imagine the joy that you’ll both get from watching these videos in the years to come. You can laugh at each other and yourselves. These are memories that can never die when they’re recorded in this way.

Share the photographs with your family and the child’s friends by posting them to a free blog site, with a brief description of what was happening when the photo was taken.

It doesn’t matter where you decide to have the party, but make sure the place that you choose is one that is going to be memorable in itself. Generic locations like banquet halls are easily forgotten. But a party at a zoo or a park will not be forgotten soon…especially if it’s at a place your child has never been to before. In choosing a place, keep an ear and an eye open for what your kid likes.

Make notes of his interests. These will come in very handy when deciding on the location. You can integrate the theme of the party with the location. What better place to have a monkey party than at the zoo watching real monkeys.

Finally, if you remember this one thing, you’ll give your kid the best party he or she has ever had. The one thing I’m talking about is this. The party you’re throwing is not for you, it’s not for your kid’s friends, it’s not for your family, it’s not for anybody but your child.

If you keep that one thing in mind, and think only of what your child would want, there is no way that you can’t succeed in giving your kid the best party on the planet.

If you keep these 4 simple things in mind, I have no doubt that your kid is going to have the time of his life.

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Submitted by: Serena C. Yeo

Violin teachers always need to have ready and credible materials to use during their classes. A teacher should never come to a classroom without having proper materials and knowledge about the subject he or she will be teaching. As a violin teacher, you always need to show your credibility and expertise in the lessons you are teaching. It is easier to teach if you are working in a violin school, as resources will be made available to you. What you need to do primarily is review the lessons you will be teaching your students.

However, additional materials can help widen your knowledge and the subject matter you teach to your students. Moreover, if you are teaching as a freelance teacher, you need to constantly update your knowledge to be competitive in the industry.

Violin Lessons

The lessons you took previously are important part of you being a teacher. Your notes and stock knowledge will help you now as teacher. If you want to continuously develop your knowledge in violin-playing, you can also take refresher lessons to remember the basics of violin. If you have been playing the violin for quite a long time, and have taken advanced lessons, you might have forgotten terms and concepts for beginner students.

Music Sheets and Books

As a teacher, it is required that you have the right resources to distribute among your students. Music sheets serve as their reference during lessons and practice. Even during recitals, music sheets are important reference material for students. Find compositions and musical pieces that are easier if you are teaching beginner students.

Aside from using books as your reference during violin lessons, you can also recommend these as reading materials for your students. When looking for a good book on violin playing, you also need to consider the skill level of your students. You won’t have to recommend books for beginners if you are already teaching advanced students.

DVDs and other Pre-recorded Materials

There are a lot of DVDs available for various students which they can use on their own. However, not all students can learn the violin solely with the help of pre-recorded audio visual materials. If they get confused with some techniques, they still need the guidance of violin teachers to explain these concepts.

If you want to show some sample techniques you can play videos during the class. You can also use these materials as your personal reference to learn new techniques during classes.

The Internet

The Internet is an accessible source of information. Anyone can use it to learn almost anything. Some violin students even attempt self study by going online. However, one who uses the Internet must have discretion. There are a lot of websites and blogs that offer information, but not all of them are reliable.

As a teacher you must not consider the Internet as your enemy, rather an instrument you can use to further help your students. During violin lessons, you can suggest helpful and informative websites and blogs which they can use as extra source of information for their journey as a violin player.

About the Author: Serena Yeo is a music instructor in Singapore who loves to share her extensive knowledge of music and the art of performing to her students and blog readers. Visit her site at

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