Showing posts with label Kids of Soldiers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids of Soldiers. Show all posts
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Marine Kid Emily Sanborn on the Mindset Mechanic Show talking about moving to Germany and making new friends
14-year old Military Kid, Emily Sanborn was my guest on The Mindset Mechanic Show. She talked about moving from North Carolina to Germany, what she wished she had packed in the express shipment, and how she makes new friends quickly. Listen via the link below!
Hear Marine Kid Emily Sanborn talk about moving to Germany and making new friends
Hear Marine Kid Emily Sanborn talk about moving to Germany and making new friends
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Moving, Making Friends, and Adjusting to New Schools
Summer is the moving season for military families. So we brought in an expert to talk about how to do well when you're a military kids who has one more opportunity to move again, make new friends again, and adjust to a new school again. Hear Tori Baker's interview on The Mindset Mechanic Show by clicking on the link below!
If you're a military kid who would like to share your wisdom to help other military kids by being interviewed on the radio, send an e-mail to Julie@militarykidsspeak.com. Include your name, age, where you live, e-mail address, and telephone number.
Tori Baker, a 13-year-old Navy Kid who has moved 8-9 times talks about moving and making friends on The Mindset Mechanic Show
If you're a military kid who would like to share your wisdom to help other military kids by being interviewed on the radio, send an e-mail to Julie@militarykidsspeak.com. Include your name, age, where you live, e-mail address, and telephone number.
Tori Baker, a 13-year-old Navy Kid who has moved 8-9 times talks about moving and making friends on The Mindset Mechanic Show
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Art from My Heart -- Healing through Art
This week on The Mindset Mechanic Show I interviewed 12-year-old Army kid, Hunter Moran. Hunter is doing a community service project through which military families and wounded warriors can heal together. Military kids from around the globe are invited to create a piece of art and send it to Hunter. Hunter will display the art projects in an art show at Fort Huachuca, AZ in September. Then, the art pieces will be donated to the wounded warrior program so that when someone donates money to the program they get a work of art done by a military kid as thanks.
Listen to Hunter's interview here:
12-Year-Old Army Kid Hunter Moran on The Mindset Mechanic Show
For more information about where military kids may submit their art projects, visit http://militaryfamiliesconnect.com/.
Listen to Hunter's interview here:
12-Year-Old Army Kid Hunter Moran on The Mindset Mechanic Show
For more information about where military kids may submit their art projects, visit http://militaryfamiliesconnect.com/.
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