Kayla Fay
Biography
Kayla Fay is the publisher of “Who Put the Ketchup in the Medicine Cabinet?” and the mother of four boys. Email Kayla at mailto:goaskmom@goaskmom.com for free copies of “Multiplying Success” and “Comprehending Comprehension”, which suggest specific test taking strategies for the math and reading portions of standardized tests. Kayla Fay is a freelance writer who spent 18 months in an SOS Children's Village, working with children whose lives were touched each day by war. Visit the SOS website at http://www.soschildrensvillages.org. She is also the publisher of "Who Put the Ketchup in the Medicine Cabinet?", a humorous yet informative look at life with ADHD/Inattentive Children. After 24 projects of their own, Kayla and her children have recently produced 24 Hour Science Projects.
Publications
A Bubble of Confidence - Helping Your Child Prepare for a Standardized Test
Arming & Shielding - Preparing Your Child to Face a War
Livin' Easy With Your Kids - Summertime the Gershwin Way
Recovering After Recovery - Making Up Schoolwork After an Illness
Television - The Great SATAN!
The Christmas Cheer
The Spider
Toddlers a la Cart
Articles
Television - The Great SATAN!
I've often thought that in 6 million years, archaeologists will marvel at the devotion the 21st century Earthlings had to their household gods. Excavation will show these deities in virtually every... [more]
The Christmas Cheer
It's always the most fun to tell the Christmas story to preschoolers. To them, it is still the best tale ever. Even though they have probably heard it before, it's still fresh. It's still new. It's... [more]
Livin' Easy With Your Kids
SUMMERTIME, AND THE LIVIN' IS EASY. Summertime is supposed to be an easy time, evoking images of happy children with dirt necklaces, of lounging on the front porch with ice tea, of evenings soothed... [more]
Recovering After Recovery - Making Up Schoolwork After an Illness
If your local school is like ours, it has been hit with a major epidemic of the winter crud. We are suffering from 10% absenteeism, and children are out of the classroom an average of four days.... [more]
Arming & Shielding - Preparing Your Child to Face a War
It's awful to think about, but war is staring our nation in the face. Scarred with the memories of September 11, your child is probably experiencing renewed uncertainty and fear. What steps should we... [more]
