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UPS Driver Salary 101 | How Much Do UPS Drivers Make?

Last updated:August 17, 2022

How Much Do UPS Truck Drivers Make?

This is the most common question we get at TDS. Our original guide was first published in 2012 and a decade in we wanted to provide an in-depth update on what you can expect to make driving for UPS. This includes payroll data from Teamsters, ADP, Indeed, Glassdoor, Payscale.com and driver surveys.

A career as a UPS driver can be lucrative and rewarding. But the exact UPS driver pay depends on what type of vehicle you operate. Long-haul trucking “OTR” driving pays more than driving local package delivery “brown trucks.” But both career paths pay well and have great benefits packages.

Let’s break down the details…

UPS Truck Driver Salary Info

UPS Delivery Driver Pay (Local “Brown Trucks”)

Let’s start with those familiar brown trucks you see around town.

The brown trucks you see are referred to as “package cars.”

Currently, the starting salary for a UPS package car driver is $18.75 an hour.

At 12 months, that rises to $19.50 an hour. At 24 months, it increases to $21 an hour. At 36 months, it jumps to $25 an hour. The average top rate is $37.06 an hour.

These local drivers earn, on average, roughly $23.82 an hour.

Local Package Delivery Driver Salary

That isn’t bad at all—but there is great news. The Package Division at the Teamsters labor union has reached a tentative agreement with UPS that could see a major jump in full-time package car driver wages.

Assuming the agreement goes into effect as planned on August 1^st, 2022, UPS salaries for local delivery “brown truck” drivers will increase as follows:

$21/hour starting salary
$23/hour at 12 months
$24/hour at 24 months
$28. 75/hour at 36 months
$40.51/hour average top rate

Let’s say you are making $21 an hour starting out as a UPS “brown truck” driver, and you are driving 40 hours a week. Over the course of a year, you would earn $43,680. That is a pretty sweet starting salary!

Now imagine you stay with UPS for long enough to become one of their top-earning package car drivers. If you are earning $40.51/hour and working 40 hours a week, your annual salary would be $84,260.

As the Teamsters point out, this doesn’t even include the “excellent benefits UPS workers receive.”

We’ll get back to those momentarily. First, let’s take a look at what you could earn driving freight OTR for UPS.

UPS Freight OTR Pay

Now that you know what you could earn driving a “brown truck,” let’s talk about how you can earn even more driving for UPS.

If you are up for long-haul driving, you could earn competitive wages as a UPS OTR freight driver.

Once again, the company has its own terminology for referring to OTR trucks. It calls them “feeder vehicles.”

Indeed.com lists high salaries for UPS feeder vehicle drivers.

According to the site, the average UPS OTR driver salary is $72,945 per year. Glassdoor has this slightly lower at $68,342. Our average for 8 data points is $70,132.

UPS Freight Driver Median Salary

At the low end, drivers are making around $24,000 per year. At the high end, they are making around $148,000 per year.

How much you earn will depend on how long you have been driving for UPS as well as where you are located. Another way to make more money driving OTR for UPS is to haul doubles or triples.

UPS freight drivers enjoy great quality of life, and praise not only their high salaries, but also their consistent routes.

And once again, UPS offers excellent benefits to feeder truck drivers, just as they do “brown truck” drivers.

According to the company, this is 34% higher than the national average for most OTR drivers. Our research shows that is slightly inaccurate as our industry average for 2021 is $59,158. However, for new drivers, this would be a big bump to their 1st-year earnings versus the starting pay for most OTR trucking companies.

What States Pay The Best For UPS Drivers?

You might be wondering what the geographical breakdown is for UPS driver salaries.

For that information, we can turn to ZipRecruiter. For “UPS truck drivers,” the site lists a national average salary of $56,146 per year, with a low end of $20,000 per year and a high end of $80,500 per year.

It is unclear how much of this data refers to local drivers vs. OTR drivers, but we expect it is a combination of both.

The highest paying state at $62,505 per year is Washington State for a delivery driver. The lowest paying state at $40,675 per year is North Carolina.

Here is the full table of data for the top 10 highest paying states for UPS truck drivers:

State	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
Washington	$62,505	$5,209	$1,202	$30. 05
Maryland	$61,709	$5,142	$1,187	$29.67
Nebraska	$60,422	$5,035	$1,162	$29.05
Virginia	$59,629	$4,969	$1,147	$28.67
New York	$59,560	$4,963	$1,145	$28.63
Delaware	$57,768	$4,814	$1,111	$27.77
New Hampshire	$57,620	$4,802	$1,108	$27.70
Oklahoma	$56,158	$4,680	$1,080	$27.00
California	$55,951	$4,663	$1,076	$26.90
Massachusetts	$55,194	$4,600	$1,061	$26.54

As you can see, most of these states are located either on the East or West Coast. The only ones in the middle of the country are Nebraska and Oklahoma.

The lowest paying states for a delivery driver after North Carolina include Missouri, Illinois, Mississippi, Michigan, Arkansas, Kentucky, Florida, New Mexico and Iowa.

You might also be wondering about the top 10 highest paying cities for UPS truck drivers.

City	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
Richmond, CA	$68,700	$5,725	$1,321	$33.03
Stamford, CT	$66,896	$5,575	$1,286	$32.16
Bellevue, WA	$66,745	$5,562	$1,284	$32.09
Lakes, AK	$64,404	$5,367	$1,239	$30.96
San Francisco, CA	$64,388	$5,366	$1,238	$30.96
Palmdale, CA	$63,696	$5,308	$1,225	$30.62
Santa Clara, CA	$63,454	$5,288	$1,220	$30.51
Hartford, CT	$63,329	$5,277	$1,218	$30. 45
Pasadena, CA	$63,098	$5,258	$1,213	$30.34
Glendale, CA	$62,727	$5,227	$1,206	$30.16

Not surprisingly, most of the highest paying cities for UPS truck drivers are located in California. The remainder are in Connecticut, Alaska and Washington State.

Keep in mind that these are expensive cities to live in. So, while you can earn more, you also may have a higher cost of living.

Benefits Offered at UPS

Now that we’ve gone over detailed delivery driver pay information, let’s talk about benefits with United Parcel Service.

Indeed.com lists the following benefits for UPS feeder drivers:

Employee discounts
Weekly bonuses
Performance bonuses
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Paid toll fees
Paid time off
Retirement plan

Each of these can add significantly to the money you can make as a UPS driver.

GlassDoor.com also lists:

Disability insurance
Accidental death & dismemberment insurance
Supplemental life insurance
Occupational accident insurance
Health savings account (HAS)
Mental health care
Retiree health & medical
Flexible spending account (FSA)
Healthcare on-site

Employees post satisfied reviews and high ratings for the benefits and bonuses offered by UPS. Some benefits increase the longer you are with the company, most notably paid time off (PTO) and opportunities to earn extra money.

UPS Driver Requirements

Here are the basic requirements you need to meet to be a UPS driver:

Be age 21 or older.
Pass a drug screening and criminal background check.
Hold a valid driver’s license.
Be able to speak and write in English.
Be able to lift packages up to 70 pounds.
Maintain a clean driving record.

You will need to have the stamina to drive for 8 hours or more daily. If you become a freight driver, you will be away from home for 3-5 days at a time.

Something to note about applying for UPS driving jobs is that there is a catch. With such competitive salaries and benefits, most UPS drivers do not leave the company until they retire. Not only that, but UPS has a strong tendency to promote from within its own ranks.

That means that when UPS hires drivers from outside the company, those openings are very competitive. In fact, even if you already work for UPS and are trying to get promoted into a driver position, you will be up against a lot of strong applicants.

So, it is essential you go in with as competitive a resume as you can possibly have.

Do You Need a CDL to Drive for UPS?

You can apply to work as a “brown truck” driver at UPS without a CDL. But if you want a chance at a higher-paying OTR feeder vehicle job, yes, a CDL is a requirement.

If you do not yet have your CDL, check out our CDL Training 101 guide to learn the requirements to get a CDL. In that post, we also recommend some top CDL schools.

Additionally, you are going to need to get a Haz-Mat endorsement before you apply for the OTR division at UPS.

How Do You Become a UPS Driver?

The first step to becoming a UPS driver is to get your CDL and meet all other requirements.

Then, you have two options:

1-Apply directly for a job as a United Parcel Service brown truck or OTR driver.

Or …

2-Apply for an entry-level job at the company, and work your way up through the ranks. For example, you could start out as a package handler, and then later apply for a driving job when a vacancy appears.

It will take time to climb the ranks at UPS. But believe it or not, it could be a faster way to get into driving a feeder vehicle or brown truck at the company. United Parcel Service offers many different related jobs such as driver helper, freight packer, etc..

Once you have a job driving at UPS, however, you may be able to do it until retirement. That type of job security is hard to come by elsewhere these days.

Payscale For UPS Drivers: What You Can Expect To Be Paid

As a current or prospective UPS Delivery Driver, you might be wondering how your pay stacks up against others in your line of work. After all, factors like location and

By Chris Kolmar

experience can significantly affect your salary.
Maybe you’re worried you’re not being paid enough or want to negotiate a new salary. Luckily, this article will address everything you need to know about UPS driver pay. That way, you’ll know exactly where you stand on the payscale and why.

UPS Driver Salary by Percentile

The nationwide average salary for UPS drivers is $56,146 per year or
$27 per hour. That’s 65% more than the 2020 U.S. average hourly pay of $16.36 per hour.
However, the average isn’t the full story. Here are the average salaries of UPS drivers by percentile:

10th Percentile: $36,000 per year ($18. 16 per hour)
25th Percentile: $42,000 per year ($21.54 per hour)
75th Percentile: $67,000 per year ($34.36 per hour)
90th Percentile: $76,000 per year ($38.97 per hour)

As these scales show, your pay as a UPS driver can vary by up to $40,000. Of course, this difference in pay isn’t arbitrary, and will typically be based on where you live, your experience, and your qualifications.

UPS Driver Average Salary by State

Given the self-governing nature of all 50 U.S. states, the average salary for workers can vary greatly depending on your location. For example, Massachusetts has the highest average income of $81,123 per year, while Mississippi has the lowest at $41,776. That means the average person in MA makes almost double that of the average person in MI.
With that in mind, here is a comprehensive chart of the average UPS delivery driver salary by state:

State	Average UPS Annual Salary	Average UPS Hourly Pay
Washington	$62,505	$30. 05
Maryland	$61,709	$29.67
Nebraska	$60,422	$29.05
Virginia	$59,629	$28.67
New York	$59,560	$28.63
Delaware	$57,768	$27.77
New Hampshire	$57,620	$27.70
Oklahoma	$56,158	$27.00
California	$55,951	$26.90
Massachusetts	$55,194	$26.54
Vermont	$54,335	$26.12
Hawaii	$53,433	$25.69
Wyoming	$53,284	$25.62
Idaho	$52,592	$25.28
Connecticut	$51,960	$24.98
Maine	$51,899	$24.95
West Virginia	$51,761	$24.89
Rhode Island	$51,216	$24. 62
Texas	$50,950	$24.50
Alaska	$50,914	$24.48
Pennsylvania	$50,885	$24.46
New Jersey	$50,597	$24.33
Montana	$50,538	$24.30
Nevada	$50,513	$24.29
North Dakota	$50,498	$24.28
Arizona	$50,017	$24.05
Indiana	$49,697	$23.89
Minnesota	$49,294	$23.70
Tennessee	$49,247	$23.68
Wisconsin	$49,032	$23.57
South Dakota	$49,023	$23.57
Ohio	$48,890	$23.50
Oregon	$48,264	$23.20
Utah	$48,259	$23.20
Georgia	$48,251	$23. 20
Louisiana	$47,806	$22.98
South Carolina	$47,733	$22.95
Colorado	$47,552	$22.86
Kansas	$47,541	$22.86
Alabama	$47,122	$22.65
Iowa	$47,070	$22.63
New Mexico	$46,586	$22.40
Florida	$45,476	$21.86
Kentucky	$45,448	$21.85
Arkansas	$44,646	$21.46
Michigan	$44,626	$21.45
Mississippi	$44,537	$21.41
Illinois	$44,403	$21.35
Missouri	$43,694	$21.01
North Carolina	$40,675	$19.56

In summary, the top ten states with the highest UPS driver salaries include:

Washington ($62,505 per year)
Maryland ($61,709)
Nebraska ($60,422)
Virginia ($59,629)
New York ($59,560)
Delaware ($57,768)
New Hampshire ($57,620)
Oklahoma $56,158)
California ($55,951)
Massachusetts ($55,194)

While the states with the lowest average salaries for UPS Drivers include:

Alabama ($47,122 per year)
Iowa ($47,070)
New Mexico ($46,586)
Florida ($45,476)
Kentucky ($45,448)
Arkansas ($44,646)
Michigan ($44,626)
Mississippi ($44,537)
Illinois ($44,403)
Missouri ($43,694)
North Carolina ($40,675)

These results show that if you’re a UPS truck driver looking to make as high of a salary as possible, your location can have a big impact. For instance, being a driver on the West Coast or Northeast would net you an average salary 50% higher than what you’d make in the Midwest or Southeast.

UPS Driver Hourly Pay by Experience

As mentioned, your experience as a UPS driver will greatly impact how much you can expect to be paid. This is important to remember if you become a driver so you don’t feel uneasy about your starting pay. In the end, your pay will more than likely increase over time, in accordance with these averages:

Experience	Hourly Pay (Current Contract)	Hourly Pay (Tentative Contract)
New	$18.75	$21.00
12 Months	$19.50	$23.00
24 Months	$21.00	$24.00
36 Months	$25.00	$28.75

As shown by this chart, your hourly pay as a UPS driver will increase by an average by a higher percentage each year. For example, for those paid on current contracts, the average pay increase at the end of their first year would be 4%. However, between years two and three, that pay increase would jump by an average of 19%.
Overall, the average UPS driver can expect their salary to increase by between 33-37% after three years of consecutive experience.

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Top 10 Cities for UPS Drivers

Going even further than the state level, individual cities can also offer better or worse salaries, regardless of their location. To understand which cities would offer you the best possible pay as a UPS driver, here are the top ten U.S. cities by the job’s average salary:

Richmond, CA ($68,700 per year)
Stamford, CT ($66,896)
Bellevue, WA ($66,745)
Lakes, AK ($64,404)
San Francisco, CA ($64,388)
Palmdale, CA ($63,696)
Santa Clara, CA ($63,454)
Hartford, CT ($63,329)
Pasadena, CA ($63,098)
Glendale, CA ($62,727)

Interestingly, of the top ten cities with the highest UPS driver salaries, six of them are in California (60%), and two of them are in Connecticut (20%). Additionally, a city in Arkansas is number four on the list, despite the fact that it’s the state with the sixth-lowest average salary for UPS drivers overall.

What Is a UPS Driver?

UPS drivers are delivery drivers who are employed by UPS — a large truck delivery company. Similar to other delivery drivers, the job’s typical responsibilities include:

Driving specific routes in trucks or cars
Delivering packages safely to customers
Maintaining a timely schedule
Contacting customers
Reporting to managers
Returning vehicles to a designated hub

This job is available anywhere across the U.S., and job listings can easily be found on a number of job boards or on the UPS website. Although, do keep in mind that prospective drivers must pass a UPS package car driving test and a clean driving record to qualify for work.

UPS Driver Payscale FAQs

What is the top pay for a UPS driver?

The top pay for a UPS driver is just over $80,000 per year. This is even higher than the 90th percentile of earners, whose pay averages at $76,000 per year ($38.97 per hour).
It’s important to note that being in the 90th percentile means this pay is extremely uncommon, and only the top 10% of earners will receive it. To earn this high of pay as a UPS driver, you would need to be highly experienced, qualified, and in a location that pays higher than average.
That’s because the average pay for a UPS driver is $56,146, or 30% less than the highest possible income.
Is being a UPS delivery driver worth it?

Whether or not being a UPS delivery driver is worth it depends on your goals, desired income, and other factors. For example, if you’d like to earn a considerable amount more than the average American with minimal education requirements, this job could be an excellent fit.
However, if you have family or enjoy a certain level of work-life balance, becoming a UPS driver may not be the best decision. These workers are on the road constantly and are known to regularly pick up forced overtime. Such conditions can make it very difficult to spend time with your family or simply have time for yourself.
What does 22.4 mean at UPS?

22.4 workers are combination workers that take on hybrid work at UPS. The job is technically full-time but does not require workers to work Saturday or Sunday. In general, all 22.4 drivers are guaranteed 8 hours of work per day on a five-day weekly schedule.
While the work of a 22.4 driver is similar to that of an RPCD (preparing, loading, and delivering packages), it’s important to note that the starting pay can be up to $5 per hour lower. On average,
22.4 drivers have a starting pay of $20.50 per hour, which can reach a top rate of $34.79 per hour.
Do you get raises at UPS?

Yes, you will get raises at UPS. These raises are typically on a yearly basis and, while small, can amount to a large increase over time. Year to year, you can expect to see your pay increase by $0.25-$1.00.
However, it is worth noting that your hourly pay may also grow exponentially over time. For example, for those paid on current contracts, the average pay increase at the end of their first year can be around 4%. However, between years two and three, that pay increase can jump to an average of 19%.

Final Thoughts

Knowing the average salary of a UPS driver can be an important way to gauge your current income or to identify if you’d want to become one.
Overall, the average UPS driver makes just over $56,000 per year, with the bottom 10% of earners making $36,000 or less and the top 10% of earners making $76,000 or more. Whether or not you land closer to the bottom or the top of this range is dependent on several factors, including location, experience, and qualifications.
Overall, if you have a lot of free time and are looking to make a decent amount of money with minimal education requirements, becoming a UPS driver might just be the perfect job for you.

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How Much Does A UPS Driver Make?

The Beginning Of UPS

We’ve all seen the big brown trucks with the yellow UPS logo, steadily making their way down the highways and local streets, delivering parcels and packages state to state and town to town. UPS refers to their organization as a global network of movement. This is not an exaggeration; UPS is worldwide and constantly moving.

UPS has been in business since 1907, starting out as the American Messenger Company in Seattle, Washington. Back then, deliveries were local and made by foot or with bicycles. It wasn’t until 1917 that this company branched out to Oakland California and became the United Parcel Service.

In the 1930’s UPS began to expand across the nation. By 1975 they were servicing all of the lower 48 and went international. In 1988 UPS Airlines was launched. Today, UPS delivers millions of packages all around the world every day.

How Much Do UPS Drivers Make?

Indeed offers information on the average salaries you can expect, depending on the type of job you pursue. These salaries are derived from information reported by current or former drivers with an average calculated from the total responses. Some of the positions offer many responses while others only show a few. Keep in mind that these are averages and salaries will vary regionally.

Indeed Salary List for UPS Drivers

Company Driver – $693 per week from 3 reports
Courier – $11.59 per hour from 57 reports
Courier Driver – $66,029 per year from 5 reports
Delivery Driver – $14. 07 per hour from 716 reports
Driver – $20.51 per hour from 385 reports
Driver Trainer – $66,750 per year from 4 reports
Local Driver – $17.39 per hour from 4 reports
Owner/Operator Driver – $197,899 per year from 860 reports
Route Driver – $46,192 per year from 12 reports
Team Driver – $100,000 per year from 6 reports
Tractor-Trailer Driver – $30.24 per hour from 241 reports
Truck Driver – $18.14 per hour from 37 reports

The Pros And Cons Of Working For UPS

The next two videos are from a current employee’s perspective of the pros and cons of working at UPS. The videos also offer a great view of the operations to give you a better idea of what goes into the operation overall.

Video: Pros & Cons Of Working For UPS Part 1

Video: Pros And Cons Of Working For UPS Part 2

How Do You Get a Job With UPS?

If your goal is to work for UPS your first stop may be with CSI (Cartage Services, Inc), a dedicated third-party provider that sometimes hires drivers to work with UPS. CSI is just one third-party company that may work with UPS and appears to be regional. This first step may be the means by which to get your foot in the door at UPS. This work, however, does not offer a dedicated route or a regular schedule. You may work any shifts, covering various routes as needed while the dedicated driver goes on vacation, takes a leave of absence, or for whatever reason is off of his or her route for any length of time. You may work first shift one day and third shift the next day. You will find yourself in unfamiliar territory regularly. And if you work hard, you might just find yourself one day being hired as a dedicated driver with your own route.

UPS also hires direct. Their website lists jobs across the country for local delivery drivers, tractor-trailer drivers, and freight drivers. You may enter search criteria and peruse their listings to see what jobs appeal to you, and you may also apply online. Once you click on a job listing you will see the job requirements and how to apply. It will also state whether this listing is through a third-party company that works with UPS. Their eligibility requirements are as follows;

UPS Driver Requirements

You must pass a DOT physical
You must pass a UPS road test
You must possess a class A CDL issued in the state in which you live, clear from any revocations or suspensions
If your license was ever suspended or revoked for illegal use of alcohol and/or drugs, it must have been reinstated for five years or more
If your license was ever suspended or revoked for any other reason (except above) it must have been reinstated for three years or more
You must comply with UPS appearance codes and wear the provided uniform
Must be at least 21 years of age
Must have, at a minimum, a CDL for one year with interstate commerce experience
Must be able to lift 70 pounds and be physically able to load, unload, bend and stretch
Must be willing to work a flexible schedule
Union membership is required after 30 days of employment
Must be able to read, write and speak English
Doubles endorsement is desirable
*Dockworkers with CDL are required to have a HazMat endorsement, Doubles and Triples Endorsement, and Tanker endorsement
You must provide a copy of your motor vehicle driver abstract issued within the last 30 days

Because UPS is present in every state, they provide listings by location that will adhere to both federal and state law. Some of these requirements may not pertain to you depending on the state in which you are seeking employment. Visit the UPS website at the link below to search for job listings and to see which states those listings apply to.

UPS Truck Driver Job Listings

The UPS Culture

UPS delivers more than 15 million packages to more than 220 countries and territories around the world every day. They have spent decades perfecting their trade and training their drivers for extreme efficiency, which is a top priority. According to a Mental Floss Article about UPS, there are strict rules that drivers must abide by, and intense training they must go through to be successful with UPS. Here are some of the highlights.

UPS Driver Training

UPS tracks each driver with the DIAD (Delivery Information Acquisition Device) which drivers carry to scan and check in packages. UPS also uses devices within the trucks that record everything from stops to drive time, speeds driven, accidents, and even which way the truck turns. They track nearly everything imaginable.
Potential UPS local delivery drivers must successfully complete an intense specialized training class called Integrad, the UPS “boot camp”
UPS strongly discourages backing up unless you’re backing into a loading dock
A good driving record with UPS will earn you rewards that increase in value the longer you maintain your good driving record
The big brown local trucks are known as “package cars” throughout UPS and they are neither heated nor do they have air conditioning or radios
It is common for dogs to attack local UPS delivery drivers. UPS even maintains tracking records of places where unfriendly dogs live.
UPS allows a neat mustache, but they frown upon other facial hair. Likewise, your hair may not touch your collar
The pay at UPS is, by many reports, very good. Drivers, on average, make $30 per hour
Seniority allows you to bid for better routes. Better routes are those that require a lot of driving (think rural routes) and not as many stops

Some of this information applies to local drivers who do not drive a big rig, but much of it applies across the board. Local drivers must have a class C license. One local driver, we’ll call him Jose, told me that the pay range in the Chicago area is $36 to $40 per hour, but says it is “very hard work”.

Tractor-trailer drivers are not normally paid by the hour. The salary report from Indeed took an annual salary and did the math to come up with an hourly wage. According to other reports, the average annual salary for a UPS tractor-trailer driver is $57,886.40.

Real UPS Drivers Speak

It is easy enough to paint the picture with broad strokes of positivity but it is equally important for those seeking information on working for UPS to see the full picture. With that in mind, what other truckers are saying about work they do or have done for UPS might help you to gauge whether a career at UPS is right for you.

Indeed also asks employees and former employees to rate the employer. UPS has a score of 3.9 out of a possible 5 and there are over 27,000 reviews from people with real experience. If you read enough of these you will see some common themes.

If you have been a truck driver for any amount of time, you know there are different types of drivers on the roads. My husband, who has been driving for nearly thirty years, can be a bit of a whiner. He recognizes this about himself and while he may verbalize complaints, he always gets the job done. Different drivers approach the job in different ways. With that in mind, here is a list of common responses I have gleaned from reading many, many reviews from current and former UPS employees.

UPS Driver Responses

There are many seasonal positions available. UPS often hires temporary employees to fill these positions
There are many part-time positions that will not pay well enough for you to support a family. I suspect people take these to get their foot in the door
Union membership is mandatory at UPS. One respondent reported that part-time workers pay $70 a month in dues while full timers pay $90 per month
Background checks are done by a third party. UPS claims to hire felons, but respondents say it depends on the felony. Convictions for theft, for instance, appear to disqualify applicants
By many accounts, working for UPS is not unlike being in the military. Everything they do is highly regimented and those who cannot toe the line do not last long
Numerous reviews said that management at UPS is interested in keeping quotas high and do not concern themselves with the well-being of employees. If drivers were not willing to perform to UPS standards, management said there were plenty of people waiting in line to work there. Many drivers felt bullied.
Many respondents said the pay and benefits offered at UPS are well worth the hard work they expect you to perform
Other respondents said that they made between $10-$13 per hour, they were part-time employees, and their supervisors were not keen to work with their schedule for school or another job
Supervisory positions pull you out of the union and make you ineligible for the union pay and benefits packages
It is common to work very long shifts, 12 hours or more.

UPS Videos

Youtube is a popular place to get a birdseye view of a driver’s perspective. UPS also posts videos that offer a glimpse into the culture of the company. Here are a few videos that you may find useful if you’re considering a career as a UPS driver.

Video: A UPS Driver Who Loves His Job

Video: A UPS Pre-trip Inspection

Pre-trip Inspection:

A pre-trip inspection is a thorough inspection of the truck completed before driving for the first time each day.

Federal and state laws require that drivers inspect their vehicles. Federal and state inspectors also may inspect your vehicles. If they judge a vehicle to be unsafe, they will put it “out of service” until it is repaired.

CDL:

Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)

A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:

Any combination of vehicles with a gross combined weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, providing the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of the vehicle being towed is in excess of 10,000 pounds.
Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 or more pounds, or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 pounds.
Any vehicle, regardless of size, designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver.
Any vehicle required by federal regulations to be placarded while transporting hazardous materials.

HAZMAT:

Hazardous Materials

Explosive, flammable, poisonous or otherwise potentially dangerous cargo. Large amounts of especially hazardous cargo are required to be placarded under HAZMAT regulations

Dedicated Route:

A driver or carrier who transports cargo between regular, prescribed routes. Normally it means a driver will be dedicated to working for one particular customer like Walmart or Home Depot and they will only haul freight for that customer. You’ll often hear drivers say something like, “I’m on the Walmart dedicated account.”

Regional:

Regional Route

Usually refers to a driver hauling freight within one particular region of the country. You might be in the “Southeast Regional Division” or “Midwest Regional”. Regional route drivers often get home on the weekends which is one of the main appeals for this type of route.

DOT:

Department Of Transportation

A department of the federal executive branch responsible for the national highways and for railroad and airline safety. It also manages Amtrak, the national railroad system, and the Coast Guard.

State and Federal DOT Officers are responsible for commercial vehicle enforcement. “The truck police” you could call them.

Interstate Commerce:

Commercial trade, business, movement of goods or money, or transportation from one state to another, regulated by the Federal Department Of Transportation (DOT).

Interstate:

Commercial trade, business, movement of goods or money, or transportation from one state to another, regulated by the Federal Department Of Transportation (DOT).

Doubles:

Refers to pulling two trailers at the same time, otherwise known as “pups” or “pup trailers” because they’re only about 28 feet long. However there are some states that allow doubles that are each 48 feet in length.

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.

DWI:

Driving While Intoxicated

APU:

Auxiliary Power Unit

On tractor trailers, and APU is a small diesel engine that powers a heat and air conditioning unit while charging the truck’s main batteries at the same time. This allows the driver to remain comfortable in the cab and have access to electric power without running the main truck engine.

Having an APU helps save money in fuel costs and saves wear and tear on the main engine, though they tend to be expensive to install and maintain. Therefore only a very small percentage of the trucks on the road today come equipped with an APU.

UPS Driver Says He Makes $40 an Hour, Sparking Debate

Several UPS drivers have gone viral after discussing their wages, which users online claim are higher than they would expect.

In a video with over 2.4 million views, TikTok user Danny (@dannyamosjr) stitches a video with user Mykol (@mykol_gummings), who claims that he makes $40 per hour driving for UPS.

“Nobody knows,” Mykol says in his video. “That’s the beauty of it.”

@dannyamosjr #stitch with @mykol_gummings #highpayingjobs #gogetit #moneytok ♬ original sound – Dannyamosjr

In Danny’s stitch, he goes on to explain that he discovered the high wages of UPS drivers after speaking with one outside of his building several years ago.

“He pulls out his pay stub, and I seen the six figure number and I said, ‘Say less,’” Danny recounts.

UPS drivers enjoy higher wages and considerable benefits due in large part to their union membership, which allows them to collectively bargain for things like wages and benefits.

“UPS has 86,000 U.S. drivers, all represented by one of the country’s largest unions, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters,” NBC News explained in 2006.

To back this up, Danny claims in comments that, while drivers can start at around $20 per hour, that number escalates to “41.47 straight time” with an “overtime rate a little over 62 an hour.” He claims this is a “4-year union pay progression.”

Additionally, UPS drivers enjoy benefits not seen by other drivers in the delivery industry. The same NBC News article noted that that job provides “a good income and benefits such as health care, a pension, stock options and long vacations.”

“This is a very good job,” industry analyst Art Hatfield of investment bank and brokerage Morgan Keegan told NBC. “It has all the kind of benefits associated with the U. S. manufacturing sector 20 years ago.”

Furthermore, while many union skeptics claim that unionization will hurt a company’s bottom line, data shows that the unionized workers of UPS proved advantageous during the onset of the pandemic and resultant worker shortages.

“Even while paying union workers almost twice what FedEx Ground drivers make, UPS earns a return on invested capital that’s more than double its rival’s,” Bloomberg writer Thomas Black noted in November 2021. “In the last full year, UPS and FedEx each had sales of about $84 billion; UPS banked $7.7 billion of operating income, while FedEx earned $5.9 billion. Investors have taken note: UPS shares have risen 27% this year; FedEx’s have dropped 9%.”

There are still issues with working at UPS. A TikTok user recently went viral after noting that UPS does not offer air conditioning in its delivery trucks, which can reach 140 degrees in summer. Furthermore, workers have signaled that issues like driver surveillance, excessive overtime, and inadequate pay for part-time workers will be discussed during its next round of contract negotiations, per Insider.

In comments, users expressed surprise at the high pay.

“Not me switching directly to Google ‘How to become a UPS driver?’” one user wrote.

“It’s so nice to see companies actually paying their employees what they deserve,” another added. “That’s hard work day in and day out!!”

Other users were quick to note that, while the pay is high, the work is difficult.

“You definitely make bank driving for them but the few drivers I know are married to their job,” a commenter shared. “It’s perfect for someone without a family.”

“Your back will let you know if it was worth it in a few years,” a second said.

The Daily Dot reached out to Danny via TikTok comment, Mykol via Instagram DM, and UPS via email.

Update August 27 10:10am CT: In an email to Daily Dot, a UPS spokesperson shared that full-time package delivery drivers average about $95,000 a year in wages.

“Total compensation for drivers (including health, welfare and pension contributions) is about $145,000 a year (on average),” they added. “After four years, a UPS driver earns the top rate and makes approximately $42 per hour.”

In addition, the UPS spokesperson claimed that tractor-trailer drivers earn $112,000 per year in wages on average, with an additional $50,000 in “health, welfare, and pension contributions.”

UPS also offers paid vacation time ranging from one week for a year of service to seven weeks for 30 years of service, the spokesperson shared..

“Nearly half of UPS full-time drivers (49%) have at least 15 years with the company and receive a minimum of 4 weeks of vacation per year,” they wrote. “Full-time drivers also receive an average of 18 additional days off (holidays, option days and sick days) per year.

The company also contributes to union-sponsored benefits plans for its U.S. employees.

“UPS makes contributions to many Teamsters-sponsored defined benefits plans that cover UPS’s U.S. employees,” they concluded. “Both full-and part-time UPS employees receive very generous healthcare benefits from these plans that require no premiums, no co-insurance, and very low co-pays. ”

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Inside Sales Rep Flexible Location

UPS
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Pay Range $19.35+ depending on experience This role is eligible to participate in the Sales Incentive Program (SIP), with an annual target award of $13,512.00. This bonus is paid out quarterly. Are…
7 days ago

Truck Drivers – Earn Up to $110,000 as a Certified Driver Trainer – Paid for All Dispatched & Empty Miles

USXpress
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Take your experience where it will pay off. U.S. Xpress is looking for experienced truck drivers who want to earn more as a Certified Driver Trainer. Driver Trainers at U.S. Xpress can earn up to 3…
1 day ago

Tractor Trailer Driver

0312 Package Operations
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

UPS is hiring individuals to work as full-time Tractor-Trailer Drivers. This position involves driving a tractor-trailer unit as part of a Sleeper team and you must be available to work days, night. ..
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Lyft Driver – Signing up is Easy

Lyft, Inc
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Earn $2,500 in San Antonio when you give 120 rides in 30 days. Terms Apply. What is Lyft? Lyft is a platform that connects drivers with individuals and organizations that need rides. Driving with L…
4 days ago

Material Handler 2/Back-up Driver

U.S. Venture
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

POSITION SUMMARY U.S. AutoForce, a division of U.S. Venture, Inc., brings together more than 100 years of experience as an industry leader in the distribution of tires, undercar parts, and lubrican…
5 days ago

Warehouse Order Puller/ Back up Driver – San Antonio, TX

Louis & Co
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

New employees are required to submit proof of receiving an FDA-approved vaccination against COVID-19. Any applicant that believes he or she is entitled to a reasonable accommodation based on a prot…
1 day ago

Gohfr Delivery Driver

Gohfr, Inc
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Gohfr is an on-demand delivery service helping businesses and service providers deliver their goods to their customers. You maintain your flexibility and lifestyle and can do pick-ups as you like t…
1 day ago

CDL Driver

Performance Food Group
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

65361BR Job Title: CDL Driver Location: Performance Victoria (0760) Job Description: San Antonio based for Performance Food Service – Victoria – drives a tractor-trailer for the Logistics Departmen…
4 days ago

CDL A Dedicated Driver – Up to $12,000 Sign on Bonus

US Xpress
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Apply Now Company Driver Benefits: $1,250+ per week Dedicated Routes with Weekly Home Time Home Daily in Select Areas Up to $12,000 Sign On Bonus Newer Trucks Teams: OTR Teams Earn $175,000+ ($3,36…
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CDL Transport Driver ($10,000 Sign-on Bonus) (San Antonio, TX, US)

UGI Corporation
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

When you work for AmeriGas, you become a part of something BIG! Founded in 1959, AmeriGas is the nation’s premiere propane company, serving over 1. 5 million residential, commercial, industrial and …
4 days ago

Parts Driver – North Park Subaru of Dominion

Kahlig Auto Group
San Antonio, TX
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Parts Driver – North Park Subaru of Dominion Our dealership has an outstanding opportunity for a results-focused and experienced Parts Delivery Driver. The Parts Delivery Driver is responsible for …
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CDL A Truck Driver Job – SAP Friendly/ Second Chance

American Trucking Group
San Antonio, TX
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Accepting SAP/Second Chance Tractor Trailer Class A CDL Drivers: Only one violation in a lifetime. Must be able to pass a Pre-Employment hair drug test. Only 3- 6 months of tractor-trailer experien…
10 days ago

Local Medical Equipment Delivery Driver

Rotech Healthcare Inc.
San Antonio, TX
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OVERVIEW Rotech Healthcare Inc. is a national leader in providing ventilators, oxygen, sleep apnea treatment, wound care solutions and home medical equipment. We help patients lead a more comfortab…
24 days ago

PT PE Supervisor

UPS
San Antonio, TX
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The Plant Engineering Part-Time Supervisor assists with determining proper corrective action to be taken with damaged or worn equipment based on the history of breakdowns and discussions with the o…
7 days ago

Class A CDL – $3,000 holiday incentives – Team Van Truckload truck driver

Schneider
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Top drivers earn up to $99,000 | Up to $12,000 sign-on bonus per team Average pay: $1,340-$1,640 weekly Home time: Every other week Experience: All CDL holders Job ID: 200191 Overview Earn up to $3…
7 days ago

Class A Team Driver

Staffmark Drivers
San Antonio, TX
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Walmart Delivery Driver

Delivery Drivers, Inc.
Castroville, TX
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Delivery Drivers, Inc.
Natalia, TX
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Qualifications Driver’s License (Required) Car Insurance (Required) Full Job Description Join Walmart and deliver groceries with the Spark Driver App. A new program working to deliver to customers …
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Large Equipment CDLA Delivery Driver

Home Depot
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

MUST LIVE WITHIN 20 MILES OF SAN ANTONIO, TX Position Purpose: SUMMARY The CDL- A: Delivery Service Technician role is to deliver rental equipment and provide basic operations training on the prope…
24 days ago

TSG Technician

UPS
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

We’re the obstacle overcomers, the problem get-arounders. From figuring it out to getting it done…our innovative culture demands “yes and how!” We are UPS. We are the United Problem Solvers. The Te…
27 days ago

TRUCK DRIVER SAP ACCEPTED

CDL A Driver Recruiter
San Antonio, TX
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Drivers after reading this ad are you are interested please call Darrien at 832 444 3548 for a quick interview and to start the process of getting hired. 3 days to hire in most cases. SAP may take …
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CDL Driver (Commercial Drivers License Driver)

Texas State Job Bank
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

CDL DriverRiver City ProduceSan Antonio, TexasMust comply with policies as outlined in the RCP Fleet Safety Program.Protect our brand awareness as a professional steward with our customers and in t…
26 days ago

Amazon DSP Driver – at least $16.50hr, San Antonio, TX, DSX5

Amazon DSP Driver
Bexar County, TX
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Location: DSX5 – Fischer Rd & Interstate 35 Access Rd, Southside, TX 78073 Compensation: At least $16. 50/hour, plus overtime and benefits Amazon Delivery Service Partners (DSPs) are looking for…
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Class A CDL – New hourly pay – Dedicated truck driver – Coca-Cola

Schneider
San Antonio, TX
Full-Time

Top drivers earn up to $55,000 Average pay: $900-$1,000 weekly Home time: Weekly Experience: 3 months or greater CDL experience Job ID: 222393 Overview New hourly pay: Get paid for all time worked….
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Class A CDL – Over-the-Road (OTR) Tanker truck driver

Schneider
Boerne, TX
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Driver Salary Isn’t Enough You Think Ups Driver’s Salary Isn’t Enough? You must be joking, because these people make good money. This website will help you get verified job updates in the States and other countries.

Ups Delivery Driver Salary

As of February 7, 2022, the average annual pay for a UPS package delivery driver in the US is $35,881 per year.

That’s a huge amount, right? Now let’s break it down for your captures.

Just in case you need a simple payroll calculator, it comes out to about $17.25 an hour.

This is equivalent to $690 per week or $2,990 per month.

The salary of most UPS delivery drivers currently ranges from $28,500 (39,500th percentile) to $75,90 (47,000th percentile), with the highest paid workers (25th percentile) earning 25th percentile US dollars per year in the United States.

The average salary range for a UPS delivery driver varies greatly (up to $11,000), which suggests that there can be many opportunities for promotions and pay increases depending on skill level, location, and years of experience.

The following is a complete list of Ups Delivery driver categories and their pay scales:

Ups Truck Driver Salary

The average hourly wage for a UPS Truck Driver in the US is approximately $23.29, which is 8% above the national average.

Salary information comes from 5,295 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and current job postings on Indeed over the last 36 months.

Please note that all salary figures are estimates based on data provided by Indeed from third parties.

They provided these numbers to Indeed users for general comparison purposes only.

Minimum wage may vary by jurisdiction and you should check with your employer for actual wage figures.

In conclusion, the most experienced workers earn up to 66.19$0 XNUMX per year.

Average Ups Driver Salary

The average U.S. UPS driver salary is $44,850 per year or $23 per hour.

The average bonus for a UPS driver (United Parcel Service driver) is $35,000, which is 100% of his salary, with 51% of people reporting that they receive a bonus every year.

The UPS (United Parcel Service Driver) driver earns the most in Los Angeles earning $32,640, an average total compensation of 52% more than the US average.

Ups Package Driver Salary

A typical UPS package delivery driver salary is $23 an hour. UPS package delivery driver salaries can range from $15 to $59 an hour.

This estimate is based on the UPS 86 Delivery Driver Salary Report(s) provided by employees or estimated using statistical methods.

Ups Cdl driver salary

The average CDL driver salary is 49.296 $36/year in the US, which is 77.810% lower than the average UPS salary of $36/year for this job.

Ups Tractor Trailer Driver Salary

The average hourly pay for a UPS tractor trailer driver in the US is approximately $29.96, which is 17% higher than the national average.

Salary information comes from 4,395 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and current job postings on Indeed over the last 36 months.

Please note that all salary figures are estimates based on data provided by Indeed from third parties.

They provided these numbers to Indeed users for general comparison purposes only.

Minimum wage may vary by jurisdiction and you should check with your employer for actual wage figures.

Driver assistant salary Ups

Hard work, but good seasonal work that pays weekly. You will have training every day, you will meet the driver and deliver all the packages.

The average hourly rate for a UPS Delivery Assistant in the United States is approximately $13.76, 16% below the national average.

Salary information comes from 25 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and current job postings on Indeed over the last 36 months.

Please note that all salary figures are estimates based on data provided by Indeed by third parties.

They provided these numbers to Indeed users for general comparison purposes only.

Minimum wage may vary by jurisdiction and you should check with your employer for actual wage figures.

California Ups driver salary

The average hourly wage for a UPS delivery driver in California is approximately $21.58, 32% higher than the national average.

Salary information comes from 1,030 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and current job postings on Indeed over the last 36 months.

Please note that all salary figures are estimates based on data provided by Indeed by third parties.

They provided these numbers to Indeed users for general comparison purposes only.

However, other research proves that the average salary range for a UPS driver job varies (up to $31,460), suggesting that there can be many opportunities for promotions and pay raises depending on the level qualifications, location and many years of experience.

California is ranked 25th out of the 50 states in the nation for UPS driver wages.

To estimate the most accurate annual wage range for UPS driver jobs, we constantly scan its database of millions of active jobs posted locally across America.

Find your next high-paying job in the UPS Driver category on our website today.

New York Ups Driver Wage

The average hourly wage for a UPS driver in New York State is approximately $24.18, 57% above the national average.

Salary information comes from 103 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and current job postings on Indeed over the last 36 months.

Ups Driver Wage Texas

The average hourly wage for a UPS delivery driver in Texas is approximately $18.52, which is 14% higher than the national average. The job market for UPS Truck Drivers in Texas is not very active with several companies currently hiring.

Ups Feeder Driver Salary

A typical UPS feeder driver salary is $84,279 43,212 per year. Feeder driver wages at UPS can range from $133,389 to $133,389 per year.

Florida Ups Driver Salary

The average hourly wage for a UPS delivery driver in Florida is approximately $22.87, which is 40% higher than the national average.

Additional pay may include cash bonuses, commissions, tips, and profit sharing. The “Most Likely Range” is the values that exist within the 25th and 75th percentiles of all pay data available for the role.

New York Ups Driver Salary

The median salary for Ups Drivers in New York, NY is $19,883, which is 19.009% higher than the national median salary for Ups Drivers of $5,000.

This wage is 7% higher than the combined median wage in other cities of Dallas, Phoenix, and Salt Lake City.

Ohio Ups driver salary

The average UPS driver salary is $23 an hour in Ohio. Salary estimates are based on 10 salaries anonymously submitted to Glassdoor by a UPS driver.

Ups Truck Driver Salary

A typical UPS Freight OTR driver salary is $72,282.

UPS Freight OTR driver salary can range from $60,673 to $99,223.

This estimate is based on OTR 4 UPS Truck Driver Salary Report(s) provided by employees or calculated using statistical methods.

With bonuses and additional compensation, a truck driver at UPS Freight can expect an average gross salary of 61.9$96 XNUMX.

UPS Driver Salary

The average UPS (United Parcel Service Driver) driver in the US earns $68,369.

The average bonus for a UPS driver (United Parcel Service driver) is $35,000, which is 100% of his salary, with 51% of people reporting that they receive a bonus every year.

The UPS (United Parcel Service Driver) driver earns the most in Los Angeles earning $32,640, an average total compensation of 52% more than the US average.

Ups Driver Pay Scale

An entry-level delivery driver with less than 1 year of experience can expect an average total compensation (including tips, bonuses and overtime pay) of $18.87 based on 17 salaries.

Early career delivery driver with 1 to 4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $21.79 based on 56 salaries.

Middle-level forwarding driver from 5-9-years of service earns an average total compensation of $25.22 based on 26 salaries.

Experienced delivery driver with 10-19 years of experience receives an average total compensation of $35.70 based on 28 salaries.

At the end of their career (20 years and over), employees receive an average total compensation of $36,000.

How much do Ups drivers earn?

There is no direct answer to this question, nor the exact amount of money Ups drivers make.

However, this depends on where the driver works. A driver in New York earns more than a driver in Boise, Idaho.

This is a union wage subject to various local contracts depending on the cost of living.

In New York, it is not uncommon for a package car driver to earn around $100,000 a year with overtime based on years of service.

Trailer drivers (UPS calls them feeder drivers because they call trailers “feeders”) earn more.

However, they often reach 125,000 or more per year. UPS pays its employees very well, including management.

What is the initial pay for a UPS driver?

A typical UPS driver salary is $23 an hour. Driver wages at UPS can range from $11 to $53 an hour.

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What do delivery drivers do?

The main role of a forwarding driver is transportation. Forwarding drivers usually use some form of vehicle to deliver goods and other items to buyers, clients, or other businesses.

They are also usually assigned to load food into their vehicle. Delivery drivers typically spend a limited amount of time at their actual location of work and more time commuting between headquarters and the delivery location.

They spent most of their working day in the car and part of the time loaded inside or outside depending on the company. The work is mental, interspersed with some physical elements.

Delivery drivers usually have little interaction with colleagues, although good communication skills are required as drivers often meet with shoppers and customers when delivering goods.

Some delivery driver positions provide a vehicle, while others require the driver to use their own vehicle.

Opening hours may vary from job to job. Some delivery jobs require a person to work very early in the morning, while others require a work schedule until late at night.

Delivery Driver Tasks

The following are the responsibilities of a delivery driver:

Check delivery van invoices in order of best route for a series of deliveries.
Keep your vehicle clean and safe.
Document route, deliveries, payments, maintenance and other information.
Deliver goods securely and accurately, receive payments and answer questions as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions Ups Drivers

Below are the questions people often ask about Ups Driver Salaries:

1. Can UPS Drivers earn 100k?

Yes , once you’re promoted to doppelgänger feeder driver, you can easily make $100,000 or more a year.

They don’t usually hire UPS road drivers off the street, you start with a package delivery route and work.

2. How much does a UPS driver earn?

UPS (United Parcel Service Driver) salaries in the US range from $90,005 $18,860 to $134,00090,006, with an average salary of 29$850.
The middle 67% of UPS (United Parcel Service Driver) drivers earn between $29,850 and $60,350, while the top 67% earn $60,350.

3. What should I say at the UPS interview?

I am excited to work at UPS because I admire your passion for high quality deliveries and your success in excellent customer service.

I would also like to work as a package handler as I enjoy a dynamic and active work environment.

4. What should I wear to my UPS driver interview?

Applicants applying for jobs that involve manual labor, such as a driver’s assistant or delivery man, must dress in business casual attire for the UPS interview.

Candidates who wear overly formal clothes to job interviews may not improve their chances of being hired because of work.

5. What is a good reason to work for UPS?

Life at UPS is a focused job. Every day we combine our abilities and perspectives to keep the world moving.

As part of our team, you will find a supportive, energetic culture that embraces all aspects of who you are and who you want to be.

6. How hard is it to get a job at UPS?

Is it difficult to get a job at UPS? Getting a job at an entry-level UPS is not that hard, but it’s hard to get a good job like a regular UPS driver or RPCD.

Usually you have to start from the bottom, work hard, sign offer lists, and eventually you will get what you want.

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7. How long does it take to interview at UPS?

The questions are fairly simple and interviews rarely last more than 10 minutes. When the interview is over, you are usually told when to return for briefing and training.

8. How long does the UPS recruitment process take?

The entire process can take up to 2 days. You must first apply, whether online or in the office.

You have one day of tour and training after you have submitted the proper requirements and been hired. If your warden sees that you are ready to go, you can start work the very next day.

9. How long does it take to apply for a job at UPS?

3 answers. It only takes a few days to get a job and about 6 months to get benefits. Fast and fast the process goes fast.

So the interview only lasts a couple of minutes and you don’t need to have a lot of work ethic to get the job.

10. How often do you get a promotion at UPS?

every 6 months

As per regional union contract, approx. 50 cents every 6 months.

11. Is it difficult to drive a UPS truck?

Driving a UPS truck is no more difficult than driving similarly sized trucks like U-Hauls. Although it may take some time to get used to the bulky vehicle.

However, you will be able to master it with some training and practice. However, working for UPS is not easy.

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Hello, UPS Delivery Jobs vacancies are again available, and we told you about this in this article.

Check if you are looking for a job with Ups Delivery Service to pay your bills, or are you looking for a relative or friend?

If yes, then this content is for you. Sit back and read on, you will receive all the updates regarding this search.

However, our vacancies are for both Part-time and Full-time UPS Delivery Drivers.

Delivery Driver Vacancies

To facilitate your search, our correspondents have provided a list of Ups Delivery vacancies available in the labor market.

Here in this article you will get to know job vacancies, hiring companies, job requirements and jobs. description.

Positions near you are properly discussed in the subheading below:

Delivery driver jobs near me

1. Packet delivery driver

2. Ft Freight Pu and delivery driver

3. Flexible driver work schedule package delivery

1. Job Title: Package Delivery Driver

“About Us” : UPS

Job Type : Part Time

Soft L: Entry

Wage : $21. 00 per hour and up, depending on location and shift.

City : Buffalo, New York

ID Tasks : Nybuf3

Postal index : 14206

Street address : 931 Bailey Avenue

The description opportunities.

It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Job Description
Package Driver is a physical, fast-paced, outdoor job that involves continuously lifting, lowering, and carrying packages that typically weigh 25-35 pounds. and can weigh up to 70 pounds.

DOT medical examination required. Parcel delivery drivers must have excellent customer communication and driving skills.

Some UPS facilities may require the ability to drive a standard (manual) transmission vehicle.

Qualified applicants must have a valid driver’s license from the state in which they live.

Package delivery drivers are expected to comply with UPS dress code and wear company-provided uniforms.

This job posting includes information about minimum qualifications (including UPS uniform and dress code), locations, shifts, and operations at locations that may consider my application.

An applicant or employee may request the exclusion, modification, or accommodation of any conditions of employment because of genuine religious beliefs or practices.

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2. Position : FT Freight PU and Delivery driver
“On the company” : UPS

Type of work : Full time

Soft L: Entrance

Wage : $ 27 /hour

City : Fort Wayne, IN

Job ID : INFYE31

Zip Code : 46808

Street Address 3343 Coliseum Boulevard W

Company Description

UPS is an equal opportunity employer. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Job Description

UPS is hiring full-time, trucking, and delivery drivers.

This position involves picking up, marking, loading and delivering shipments in a timely manner using the equipment, policies and procedures required by the company.

Qualified applicants must have a valid Class A driver’s license with a HazMat endorsement.

Applicants must complete a UPS road test, a DOT physical examination, and a drug test.

Drivers involved in receiving and delivering heavy air cargo must have excellent customer service and driving skills, including the ability to drive a vehicle or a van equipped with a standard (manual) transmission, lift gates and other handling equipment.

This position may involve driving a tractor-trailer for one or more clients and returning to the original place of residence during the same shift.

Drivers who receive and deliver heavy air cargo are expected to comply with the UPS Cartage Services dress code.

Job requirements

People must be able to work without direct supervision.

UPS offers a highly competitive benefits package that includes an excellent starting salary, paid vacation, medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage for employees and family members, and a 401(k) plan.

3. Flexible work schedule of packages Delivery
Position : Warehouse drivers

“On the company” : UPS

Type of work : on an ongoing basis

Soft L: input

Salary : $20.50 per hour

City : Colorado Springs, CO

Job ID : COCOL30

Zip Code : 80915

Street Address : 911 Emery Circle

Company Description

UPS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Description of the vacasnia

This is a physical, fast-paced outdoor position that involves constantly raising, lowering, and carrying packs that typically weigh 25-35 pounds. and can weigh up to 70 pounds.

DOT medical examination required. Warehouse delivery drivers must have excellent customer communication and driving skills.

Professional requirements

A minimum number of UPS items may require the ability to drive a vehicle with a standard (manual) transmission.

Qualified applicants must have a valid driver’s license from their state of residence.

Therefore, we expect warehouse delivery drivers to comply with UPS dress code and wear company-supplied uniforms.

UPS staff members work eight or more hours a day, and business days may vary (Tuesday-Saturday) or (Wednesday-Sunday) depending on building needs.

There are usually no jobs available for this position on Mondays. Some warehouse work may be required.

Benefits of GPR

Excellent weekly pay

Safe work environment

401(k)

Medical, dental, and vision services after a waiting period, etc.

More information about this job

This job includes information about minimum qualifications (including UPS uniform and dress code), locations, shifts and operations at locations that may consider my application.

An applicant or employee may request the exclusion, modification, or accommodation of any terms of employment (including the UPS Uniform and Dress Code) because of genuine religious beliefs or practices.

Becoming a UPS Driver
To become a UPS driver, you must be willing and able to work in all weather.

You need a valid driver’s license from the state you live in and you must be able to drive a car with a standard transmission. UPS screens for safe drivers.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Below are frequently asked questions about Ups delivery jobs:

1. Can UPS drivers make $100,000?

Yes, once they promote you to doppelgänger feeder driver, you can easily make $100k a year or more.

They rarely hire UPS road drivers from the street, you start with a package delivery route and work up.

2. Is it better to be a delivery driver, FedEx or UPS?

FedEx provides work-life balance, while UPS offers higher compensation for your work. These are the questions you should be asking yourself when evaluating which carrier is best for you.

As consumer habits shift towards e-commerce, demand for courier services has never been higher.

3. What are the requirements to be a UPS driver?

You must be ready and able to work in any weather.

You need a valid driver’s license from the state you live in and you must be able to drive a car with a standard transmission.

UPS shields for safe drivers.

4. How much does a UPS driver earn?

The average hourly wage for a UPS driver in the United States is approximately $22.19US dollar, which is 44% higher than the national average.

Other UPS FAQs
5. How long does the UPS interview take?

The questions are fairly simple and interviews rarely last more than 10 minutes. When the interview is over, you are usually told when to return for briefing and training.

6. Does a UPS orientation mean you got a job?

Orientation doesn’t mean you got the job. This means that they may choose you at random for a job.

Also, if you haven’t received notice that you’re being hired, it’s best to call Human Resources to find out the status of your application.

7. Is it difficult to get a job at UPS?

Is it difficult to get a job at UPS? Getting a job at an entry-level UPS isn’t that hard, but it’s hard to get a good position like a regular UPS driver or RPCD.

Therefore, as a rule, you need to start from the bottom, work hard, sign application lists, and in the end you will achieve what you want.

8. Is it easy to get a job at UPS?

It was very easy to get a job, they did mass interviews and hired everyone who had a pulse. A good opportunity to move to another position if you are willing to work on remembering things and get your work done.

9. Does UPS provide a form?

There is no uniform. They tell you to dress comfortably and to wear boots to work.

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Sam’s club pays 15 an hour? – Wiki Reviews

In a tight job market where many jobs require panhandling, mega-retailer Sam’s Club is bucking the trend by raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour.

How much does Walmart pay? Jobs at Walmart.com by hourly rate

Job Title Range Average

Job Title: Cashier Range: $ 10 – $ 14, On average: $ 12

Associated sales manager Dol. Dol. Stacker

Range: $10-15 Average: $12

Personal Shopper Range: $11-15 Average: $12

• October 12, 2021

What is Amazon’s minimum wage?

Amazon introduced minimum 15 dollars wages in 2018, and more large companies are starting to follow suit. Now he plans to bring in 75,000 new workers with higher wages, making it harder to hire others. The company has set a new minimum wage. See more stories on the Insider business page.

What is the starting salary at Amazon?

Amazon is raising the average hourly wage of US warehouse workers to $18 an hour, the company said this week, putting more pressure on other employers in a tight job market. Just four years ago, the retail giant increased its starting salary to $90,005 15 hours 90,006.

Sam pays 15?

As retailers approach the holiday shopping season and intensify competition for workforce, Sam’s Club announced an increase in starting wages to : $9 Fast Food Worker Range: $8-14 Average: $9 Restaurant Manager Average: $11-1992 8
$ Team Leader General Range: $9-$15 Average: $11

How much do you make at Starbucks? 918
25th percentile $20,500 $10

Does Walmart pay minimum wage?
Walmart Inc. WMT 0.73% will raise the minimum wage to $90,005 12 hours 90,006 and raise the wages of hundreds of thousands of employees at its US stores as the tight job market continues to create fierce competition for staff. … That’s still below the $15 an hour entry level of competitors like Target Corp and Amazon. com Inc.

How much does FedEx pay per hour?
Average FedEx hourly pay ranges from approximately $ 12.00 an hour for a parcel handler to $21.53 an hour for a delivery driver. According to Fortune magazine, the average annual salary for a FedEx delivery driver is $49,268.

How much do you earn at Target?
The company raised its minimum starting wage to $90,005 at 13:00 last June as part of its 2017 commitment to reach $15 an hour by 2020. In addition, Target will pay a $200 bonus to store and distributor employees by the end of July for their extra efforts during the pandemic. On average: 17 dollars Main cashier Range: $ 12–17 On average: $ 14 Speaker in the company
in the US $14
• October 20, 2021

Will Sam’s Club pay 15 hours per hour in 2021?
Sam’s Club announced Tuesday that it is raising starting wages from $11 to $15 an hour. as of September. 25 . The membership-based warehouse club will now have a noticeably higher starting salary than its parent company, Walmart.

Where can I get a job at the age of 14? AMC Theaters. Employs porters and laborers aged 14 and over at designated locations.
Baskin-Robbins. Hires team members aged 14 and over at designated locations. …

Chick-fil-A. …

Culver. …

Dairy Queen. …

Giant eagle. …

Kroger and affiliates. …

McDonald’s.

Does Chick-Fil-A hire at 14?
To apply for Chick-Fil-A, you must be at least 14 years of age (location may vary).

How much does Taco Bell pay?
The typical salary for a Taco Bell crew member is $90,005 10 per hour . Crew wages at Taco Bell can range from $3 to $17 an hour.

How much does Mcdonald’s pay per hour?
How much does a Mcdonalds cashier make per hour?

$15 per hour in summer . The announcement comes at a time when bars and restaurants are struggling to find enough people willing to work in their eateries as demand soars.

How much do you earn at Dunkin Donuts?
Dunkin Donuts Team Member Salary

Annual wage Hourly wage

Best earnings $59,500
$24,50270005 $ 15.00 hour , effective in stages from October of this year and…

What is the payment at Target?
Goal set a target for 2020: starting salary of $15 in September 2017, and over the past three years has increased the salary from the starting level of $11. The last increase in starting wages was in June 2019 to $13.

What is the UPS starting salary?
UPS has increased its starting rate to $14 per hour for part-time employees for parcels as part of the company’s five-year plan to reach $15.50 per hour by 2022. The starting rate of the company in 2018 was $ 13 hour .

How much does Amazon pay per hour?
Amazon raises average starting salary to $ 18 hour for 125,000 new hires. Amazon said Tuesday it is raising its average starting wage to $125,000 an hour for 3,000 new U.S. employees in transportation and fulfillment jobs. Some locations also offer sign-in bonuses up to $XNUMX.

How much do Amazon drivers earn?
How much does an Amazon delivery driver earn? A typical Amazon delivery driver salary is $ $16 per hour . Amazon delivery driver salaries can range from $9 to $98 an hour.

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What jobs pay $15 an hour? – Wiki Reviews
Jobs paid at least $15 an hour

Postal handler. National average wage: $15.30 an hour. …

Medical transcriber. National average wage: $15.54 an hour. …

Physician assistant. National average wage: $15.59 an hour. …

Administrative assistant. …

5. …

Veterinary technician. …

Builder. …

Forwarding driver.

Can a 16 year old work for UPS?

Annual Salary Hourly Wage

Top Earnings On average: 12 dollars

Stoker Range: 10–15 USA On average: $ 12

Personal shopper US $12

• October 12, 2021

How much does Chicken Phil A pay?0928
Team Leader, General Range: $9-$15 Average: $11
How much does Starbucks pay per hour?

How many baristas do Starbucks work per hour?

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How old do you have to be to work at Starbucks?
Can you work at Starbucks until you are 14? no, must be at least 16 .

Can a 16 year old work at Amazon?
No. 18 – minimum age .

How much does McDonald’s pay per hour?
Workers at McDonald’s-owned facilities will receive an average pay increase of 10% over the next few months. Entry-level employees will do $11 to $17 per hour and shift managers will earn between $15 and $20 per hour depending on location.

What is the pay at Target?
Goal set a target for 2020: starting salary of $15 in September 2017, and over the past three years has increased the salary from the starting level of $11. The last increase in starting wages was in June 2019 to $13.

How much do you earn at Target?
The company raised its minimum starting wage to $90,005 at 13:00 last June as part of its 2017 commitment to reach $15 an hour by 2020. In addition, Target will pay a $200 bonus to store and distributor employees by the end of July for their extra efforts during the pandemic.

Does Chick-Fil-A hire at 14?
To apply for Chick-Fil-A, you must be at least 14 years of age (location may vary).

How much do you get paid at McDonalds?
Entry level employees will make $11 to $17 an hour and shift managers will earn $15 to $20 an hour depending on location.

How much does a 16 year old earn in Chick-Fil-A?
How much does a student at Chick-fil-A earn? The typical salary for a Chick-fil-A student is $90,005 11 per hour 90,006. Student salaries at Chick-fil-A can range from $7 to $17 an hour. $16

Annual salary Hourly wage

Best earnings $30,000 $14

25th percentile $20,500 $10

Do Starbucks hire 16 year olds?
To work at Starbucks, you must be at least 16 years of age (except Montana, where the minimum age is 14). At Starbucks, you can apply for barista and shift supervisor positions.

How much do you get paid at Target?
California target salary California $ 69.132 / year Barist salaries – 252 salaries
California $ 31.901 / year
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Candidates must be at least 16 years of age to be hired. CVS hiring at 14? – No. Fourteen year olds cannot work at CVS due to federal child labor laws at alcohol and tobacco outlets. .

Can a 12 year old work at McDonald’s?
Minimum age to work at McDonald’s 14 years old ; however, it may be more depending on state laws. You may also need permission or a written work permit if you are still in school. Age requirements may also vary depending on the position (generally managers must be over 18).

At what age can you work at Dunkin?
Minimum Age Dunkin Donuts 16 Years Old Jobs near me are currently hiring | Snagajob.

At what age is a girl hired?
15 years old is the minimum age for employment and the positions available are the positions of team members.

Can you work at Subway at 14?
Are they hired in the subway at 14? – No. Minors under the age of 15 cannot apply for a job with Subway. .

Can 16 year olds work at Target?
You must be at least 16 years of age to apply for a job at Target Store . You must be at least 18 years of age to apply for a job at the Target Distribution Center. You must be able to provide proof of legal authorization to work in the United States.

What is online work for 16 year olds?
Top 16 Online Jobs for Teens

Complete online surveys.

Watch ads for money.

Get paid for song reviews.

Sell things online.

Do the data entry work.

Become a call reviewer.

Become an English tutor.

Work as a customer service representative.

How old do you have to be to work at Chick-Fil-A?
Chick-fil-A Job Application

To apply for Chick-Fil-A, you must be At least 14 years of age (location may vary).

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Amazon’s attempt to hire more transportation contractors failed due to lack of drivers and competition

The company has a project called Amazon Freight Partners (AFP), in which independent transport companies carry out cargo transportation within the Amazon logistics network. All of these companies have exclusive agreements with Amazon, under which they are also required to deliver and collect packages from the company’s fleet of 85 aircraft owned by Amazon ( AMZN ) or leased from North American.

Since 2019, Amazon has engaged 250 transportation contractors through the AFP project, which an Amazon spokesperson says provides companies with the opportunity to “start or expand a transportation business and create jobs for thousands of drivers. ” AFP contractors do not deliver online orders to your home, Amazon has a separate army of contractors for this, as well as Walmart ( WMT ) Inc, and United Parcel Service Inc ( UPS ), because of this, AFP contractors, especially small ones, face a shortage of drivers, because they are forced to compete with large companies. “There is a huge shortage of drivers, especially good drivers,” said Ebony McKinley, who owns the family business Seven Strong Trucking. The Phoenix-based company was among the first to join the AFP program in April 2020. The AFP contractor now operates 20 Amazon-branded trailers and employs 45 drivers.

According to Department of Transportation data obtained by Reuters, Amazon’s logistics division has purchased 1,395 trucks to transport trailers of goods across the US. And independent contractors such as Seven Strong Trucking must provide enough drivers for these trucks when the industry is facing a record shortfall estimated at 80,000 drivers. “Everyone feels that things are heating up,” she said.

The shortage of labor is especially acute for large transport companies, as there are increased requirements for their drivers: government departments require them to have a commercial trucking license, and insurance companies require them to have at least two years of driving experience. It also means skilled drivers can easily find new jobs with better pay amid record high demand for consumer goods.

In October, Seattle-based Amazon said that recruitment initiatives such as pay increases and bonuses and higher shipping costs resulted in additional spending of $2 billion last quarter. Amazon expects these costs to increase even more in the current quarter, which could wipe out the profits made during the peak sales season.

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), trucker wages have not kept pace with inflation, resulting in “real” wages now at 70% of levels 1970s. Federal working hours regulations, the COVID-19 pandemic and other negative factors have prompted truck drivers to quit.

At Seven Strong, a driver’s starting salary is $22 an hour. The company applies incentives such as a $1,500 hiring bonus and overtime pay. The company’s base rate is in line with the U.S. average rate, which is $22.66 per hour, or $47,130 per year, according to the BLS. According to McKinley, payments from Amazon cover the cost of drivers.

Recruit and retain

Reuters researched AFP contractor jobs on sites like Indeed, ZipRecruiter, and others and found that they offered $18-$27 an hour plus bonus, as well as mostly daytime work. Hiring bonuses range from $1,000 to $2,000.

Amazon told Reuters that it is advising its contractors on the minimum wage for drivers and encouraging them to raise it to attract and retain staff.

By dictating what drivers should be paid to independent contractors, Amazon is violating their rights, even as some states want drivers to be classified as full-time workers, industry and legal experts say.

Two of Amazon’s current AFP contractors, who chose to maintain confidentiality for fear of negative repercussions, told Reuters they have stable and predictable downloads. However, they also said that less experienced companies may be facing congestion and unexpected costs.

While the stability and reliability offered by companies such as Walmart or UPS may appeal to an older generation of more experienced drivers, small trucking company owners may be interested in expanding their business with Amazon.

“It’s hard to pass up the opportunity to hitch your wagon to an Amazon train,” said Paige Siplon, CEO of TeamOne Logistics, a 700-driver, 43-state, third-party logistics company that doesn’t work with Amazon.

Competition intensifies

Amazon’s fourth-quarter forecast sees net revenue grow by 4-12% to $130-140 billion, which means the company’s freight volume will jump as well. According to Mark Woolfraat, president of consulting firm MWPVL International, that means Amazon will handle 32 million packages in the US on peak day.

Former Amazon shipping partner FedEx Corp ( FDX ) also reported lower quarterly earnings due to unforeseen expenses. Most of these expenses were related to the increase in the salaries of regular drivers in the ground transportation segment.

UPS and Walmart, who also have their own chauffeurs, could not have been spared this situation, but they did not report the same level of costs.

UPS, which considers Amazon its main customer, pays union workers well, which is why it seems to be able to avoid turnover and keep profits from falling.

Walmart, which employs more than 11,000 truck drivers, said additional supply chain costs slashed its US gross margin by 12 bps. in the last quarter.

Walmart’s transportation business has been in business for several decades, and during that time the company has been increasing salaries and paying out bonuses. It has a fleet of 8,400 trucks, both company-owned and leased, that transport goods within the company’s logistics network of 5,300 Walmart and Sam’s Club warehouses in the United States. Walmart, which hires mostly truckers, is promising a salary of $87,500, and that’s not counting $8,000-12,000 work contract bonuses. According to a Walmart spokesperson, while the usual $150 bonus for an extra day’s work, during the peak season it could be $250.

Source: investing.com

Salary in DHL, UPS, DPD? – Cars & Motorcycles

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wewe100 visitor 11/24/09 19:29

NEW 24.11.09 19:29

hello everyone, I would like to know how much you can earn gross in companies such as DHL, UPS, DPD?

#1

Ace Ventura native 11/24/09 19:32

NEW 11/24/09 19:32

in reply wewe100 11/24/09 19:29

2000

Glory to the German engineers, glory to the heroes!
Chef
Kamenty Club

#2

Ace Ventura native 11/24/09 19:32

NEW 24. 11.09 19:32

in reply wewe100 24.11.09 19:29

gross

Glory to the German engineers, glory to the heroes!
Chef
Kamenty Club

#3

wewe100 visitor 11/24/09 19:44

NEW 11/24/09 19:44

in reply to Ace Ventura 11/24/09 19:32

well, the work is not sugar but the pay is sparse…

NEW 11/24/09 19:48

in reply wewe100 11/24/09 19:44

The idea of doing nothing and getting more is the right one! It turns out so – well done!
And the rest have to earn their daily bread with whatever they can.
On business. In DHL now you can calculate the salary at approx. 11┬ per hour. In the UPS – a little more, but not much. In DPD – 1500 gross tariff.

Pain can be stopped if you tell the investigator the whole truth

#5

lew13
NEW 24. 11.09 19:51

in reply wewe100 24.11.09 19:29

In reply to:

how much you can earn gross

1. I don’t know exactly, other people’s money……
2.my former neighbor – built a house for 2 apartments, rents one – he lives in the other, he has 9 money0297 was definitely not.
3. he left for work at about 4 am
4. I know such workers – a couple of dozen, I also know their bosses – this whole industry is poor, stress, etc.

#6

graf2003 passerby 11/24/09 23:34

NEW 11/24/09 23:34

in reply wewe100 11/24/09 19:44

Yes, you are right, work is not sugar. But if you decide to try it, then only UPS.
Why UPS? The principle of operation for everyone, like UPS, DPD.DHL, GLS, TNT, is the same, deliver parcels and pick them up from customers.
But at least you will earn a little more with UPS. (at 14.19┬ +Speissen steuerfrei 6┬ per day+Überstunden 25%+ Urlaubslohn if on vacation + Urlaubsgeld einmalige auszahlung pro Jahr+ Weihnachtsgeld).
But of course the requirements are slightly different than, for example, in other companies.
But in other companies, guys work no less than in UPS, even for more.
The work is not easy, not everyone can, think carefully (they don’t pay for just that).
But if you succeed, you get involved, you understand how it’s all done, then everything is without problems, it’s a completely normal profession like any worker.

#7

Gutsinsky own person 11/25/09 07:06

NEW 11/25/09 07:06

in reply wewe100 11/24/09 19:29

Do you want good advice?
Don’t poke your nose, unless of course you want to become a slave. Stress, lack of money (except UPS), constant risk of losing rights.

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polar explorer familiar face 11/25/09 10:19

NEW 11/25/09 10:19

in reply Gutsinsky 11/25/09 07:06

In reply to:

Do you want good advice?
Don’t poke your nose, unless of course you want to become a slave. Stress, lack of money (except UPS), constant risk of losing rights.

is this from personal experience?

#9

Yuriks local 11/25/09 11:18

NEW 11/25/09 11:18

in reply polar explorer 11/25/09 10:19

just yesterday I tried all the delights of this work on myself … they sent an angebot from AA. The work starts at 4 in the morning and ends at 15, about 2 hours -3 goes to sorting, loading, then delivering to customers.
Salary 1100 nettons of which urlaubs and weinachstgeld. In short, tin..

#10

NEW 11/25/09 15:06

in reply polar explorer 11/25/09 10:19

Yes, 4 years UPS.

#11

otto diesel native 11/25/09 03:23 PM

NEW 11/25/09 15:23

in reply Gutsinsky 11/25/09 15:06

so you yourself praised oops.

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Guzzinsky own man 11/25/09 15:33

NEW 25.11.09 15:33

in reply otto diesel 25.11.09 15:23

There are pros and cons.
+ Good money, excellent weinachtsgeld, decent vacation pay, unbefristete arbeitsfertrag, bonus system for finding new clients.
– Physically not particularly easy, stress due to punctuality of delivery and collection of mail (for me it was especially a decision to change my workplace), since the mass of mail often simply does not physically allow mail to be delivered on time. We have to cheat, to which the authorities calmly turn a blind eye, if only not to return the money to customers. Treating workers like slaves…

#13

wewe100 visitor 11/25/09 03:49 PM

NEW 25.11.09 15:49

in reply Guzzinsky 25.

Job Title	Range	Average
Job Title: Cashier	Range: $ 10 – $ 14,	On average: $ 12
Associated sales manager	Dol. Dol. Stacker
Range: $10-15	Average: $12
Personal Shopper	Range: $11-15	Average: $12

	Annual wage	Hourly wage
Best earnings	$59,500

	Annual Salary	Hourly Wage
Top Earnings	On average: 12 dollars
Stoker	Range: 10–15 USA	On average: $ 12
Personal shopper	US $12

	Annual salary	Hourly wage
Best earnings	$30,000	$14
25th percentile	$20,500	$10

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Addie Andrews

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Agape’ Love Child Care

Salisbury, MD 21801

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All Walks Of Life

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Argene Jones

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Avonda’s Laugh N’ Learn Center

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Beaver Run/wicomico Early Learning Center

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Bright Beginnings Child

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Bundles Of Joy University, Inc. – Salisbury Campus

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Charles H. Chipman Elementary

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Christian Community Child Care Center

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Chubby’s Tlc Academy

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Corner Campus

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Danyelle’s Little Angels Academy

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Daveta Nock

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Daydreams Early Childhood Learning Center

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Denise Davis

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Diann Daycare

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Dove Pointe Child Care Center

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Early Learners’ Child Care

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Gateway Christian Day Care

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Georgia’s Kids Family Day Care

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Gertha Anaty

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Gloria Smith

Salisbury, MD 21801

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Jennifer Horton

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Jessica Mumford

Salisbury, MD 21804

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Joyful Noise Childcare Llc

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A Step Ahead Learning Center Fruitland/salisbury Area
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 397-3233 Registered Family Child Care Home 7

Parsons, Shari Mt Hermon Road
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 260-4968 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Thomsen, Cheryl Morris Mill Subdivision
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 546-1803 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Lubna Ansari Division Street
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 359-1008 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Jones, Nenie Louise Avenue
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 749-2380 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Martha Clark Hollow Mist Drive
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 736-8224 Registered Family Child Care Home 6

Zille Arif Pine Way
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 742-6059 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Aguirre, Dianna Chestnut Way
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 749-6365 Registered Family Child Care Home 7

Alembanchi Melesse Coulbourn Mill Road
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 900-6781 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Andrews, Addie Dover Street
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 572-5765 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Danyelle Dixon Spring Ave
Salisbury, MD 21804 (667) 221-2786 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

DeShawn Woolford Priscilla Street
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 845-0257 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Diahann Sheppard S Haven Ave
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 572-4624 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Diann Manning Jordan Court
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 430-3686 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Gravenor, Sherrie Fooks Road
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 677-4902 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Holden, Nikkia E Vine Street
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 783-4505 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Jessica Mumford Foggy Bottom Dr.
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 845-6824 Registered Family Child Care Home 5

Jones, Argene Ward Rd
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 548-9781 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Jones, Wanda Johnson Rd
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 726-3421 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

King, Tammy Woodridge Drive
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 548-1454 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Meadows, Melissa Aberdeen Road
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 860-4716 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Mumford, Jessica Loch Raven Rd
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 845-6824 Registered Family Child Care Home 5

Rebecca Glass-Okoya S Kaywood Drive
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 736-8647 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Shakira Henderson Davis Street
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 826-6532 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Shinelle Sadberry York Dr
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 359-7317 Registered Family Child Care Home 7

Taylor, Virginia Pacific Avenue
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 546-5414 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Temia Parker Donegal Lane
Salisbury, MD 21804 (443) 365-0905 Registered Family Child Care Home 7

Teresa Mills Stoneybrooke Drive
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 548-1633 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

Trojan, Gloria Satterfield Court
Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 546-3730 Registered Family Child Care Home 8

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How much does a Child Care Worker make in Salisbury, MD?

The average child care worker in Salisbury, MD makes $30,311 annually. The average hourly rate for a child care worker is $14.57/hr.
This compares to the national average child care worker salary of $31,284. Below, we break down the average child care worker salary in Salisbury, MD by the highest paying companies and industries.
You can also compare different types of child care worker salaries in and around Salisbury and a salary history chart that shows how the average salary for child care workers has changed over time in Salisbury.

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Highest Paying Cities Around Salisbury, MD For Child Care Workers

Location can have a major impact on how much child care workers get paid. This chart shows how child care worker salaries can vary depending on where they’re located in the United States.

Rank   Location   Average Salary   Hourly Rate

1 Seaford, DE $35,654 $17

2 Ocean Pines, MD $30,566 $15

3 Salisbury, MD $30,311 $15

4 Fruitland, MD $30,262 $15

Average Child Care Worker Pay By Industry In Salisbury, MD

The salary for a child care worker can vary depending on what industry the job is in. Here is a breakdown of the average pay across different industries that child care workers work in.

Highest Paying Industries in Salisbury, MD

Rank   Industry   Average Salary   Hourly Rate

1 Finance $45,837 $22

2 Professional $33,163 $16

3 Education $32,240 $16

4 Non Profits $27,993 $13

5 Health Care $26,535 $13

Average Child Care Worker Salary Over Time In Salisbury, MD

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Real Child Care Worker Salaries Around Salisbury, MD

Company   Job   Location   Date Added   Salary

Umbrella Engineering Group, LLC Child Care Worker/Child Care Giver Laurel, MD 09/15/2011 $16,640

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What Is The Salary Range For a Child Care Worker In Salisbury, MD?

The salary range for a child care worker in Salisbury, MD is from $18,000 to $49,000 per year, or $9 to $24 per hour.

What Is A Liveable Salary In Salisbury, MD?

A liveable salary in Salisbury, MD is $30,300, or $15 per hour. That is the average salary for people living in Salisbury.

What Is A Good Salary In Salisbury, MD?

A good salary in Salisbury, MD is anything over $30,300. That’s because the median income in Salisbury is $30,300, which means if you earn more than that you’re earning more than 50% of the people living in Salisbury.

What Is a Child Care Worker’s Salary In Salisbury, MD?

Percentile   Annual Salary   Monthly Salary   Hourly Rate

90th Percentile $49,000 $4,083 $24

80th Percentile $45,125 $3,760 $22

70th Percentile $41,250 $3,437 $20

60th Percentile $37,375 $3,114 $18

Average $33,500 $2,791 $16

40th Percentile $29,625 $2,468 $14

30th Percentile $25,750 $2,145 $12

20th Percentile $21,875 $1,822 $11

10th Percentile $18,000 $1,500 $9

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Child Care Teacher job at Little Angels Daycare in Salisbury, MD 21801

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We are looking for a Child Care Teacher to encourage the healthy intellectual and psychological growth of the children in our facilities. You will teach and supervise them while also motivating them to use their mental capacities and exercise their imagination.

Responsibilities

Design and follow a full schedule of activities and discover suitable teaching material

Balance your teaching between logical and social exercises

Provide basic care and caregiving activities

Use a wide range of teaching methods (stories, media, indoor or outdoor games, drawing etc) to enhance the child’s abilities

Evaluate children’s performance to make sure they are on the right learning track

Remain in constant communication with parents and update them on the progress of their children

Observe children’s interactions and promote the spirit of concord

Identify behavioral problems and determine the right course of action

Collaborate with other colleagues

Adhere with teaching standards and safety regulations as established by the official sources

Skills

Proven experience as a child care / daycare teacher

Excellent knowledge of child development and up-to-date education methods

Methodical and creative

Patience, flexibility and love for children

Strong communication and time management skills

Certificate in first aid and CPR

Degree in early childhood education

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $12. 20 – $13.00 per hour

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The news that Hannah Portland was laying off 1200 workers shook the whole of Reedsburg. The notice, signed by Markus Hanna, was also given to most of the employees.

In its fifty years of existence, the company has only halted production four times. This happened at times of economic downturns, and the owners, in spite of everything, always tried to save the state as much as possible. Now, when it came to bankruptcy, the rules have changed. The company had to prove to the court and creditors that it was viable and able to improve its financial situation.

The reason was circumstances beyond the control of the administration. Decline in sales also played a role, but this has happened many times in the past. The crushing blow to the company was inflicted by prohibitively greedy lawyers from the Washington office, who put forward exorbitant demands in a class action lawsuit and did not want to make concessions.

The life of the company was at stake, and Marcus assured his subordinates that the company would not die. It was necessary to cut prices drastically, cut costs for the next year, but this would allow Hanna Portland to survive and become profitable again in the future.

To the 1,200 workers who received layoff notices, Markus promised every kind of help from the company. Unemployment benefits will be paid to them during the year. Of course, they will be accepted back as soon as possible, but so far there are no guarantees. More layoffs are likely to come in the near future.

In cafes and hairdressers, in school lobbies and church aisles, in cheap stadium seats during football matches, in city squares, in pubs and billiard rooms, the whole city was just talking about this. Every one of the eleven thousand citizens had an acquaintance or relative who had lost his job at Hanna. The current layoffs are the biggest disaster in Reedsburg’s quiet history. And although the town was lost in the Allegheny Mountains, the rumor went far beyond its borders.

The Baltimore Press reporter, who had already written three articles about the Howard County collective lawsuit, continued to follow the developments. He oversaw the Hanna Portland bankruptcy proceedings, talked to the owners of the crumbling houses. The news of layoffs at the cement plant drove him to Reedsburg, where he hung around in cafes, pool halls, and stadiums.

The first of his two articles was almost a fiction novel. Even the author who deliberately chose to defame Clay Carter could not have been more brutal. “The disaster that Reedsburg is now experiencing could have been easily avoided if the lawyer J. Clay Carter II of the District of Columbia had not been so eager for big fees,” the correspondent wrote.

Since Clay did not read the Baltimore Press, and in general tried to ignore newspapers and magazines, the news from Reedsburg would remain unknown to him, at least for the time being. But the anonymous publisher (or publishers) of an unregistered and unsolicited newspaper was not too lazy to bring the contents of the article to his attention. The latest issue of The King in Remake, which had been whipped up, included an exposition of this article.

Clay even wanted to sue the Baltimore Press. However, very soon he had to forget about his intention, because a far worse nightmare loomed ahead. The week before, he had received a call from a Newsweek correspondent who, as usual, had run into an insurmountable obstacle in the form of Ms. Glick. Every lawyer dreams of national fame, but only if it is associated with a super complex case or a billion-dollar verdict. Clay suspected that his fame had nothing to do with either. So it was. The magazine was interested not so much in Clay Carter himself as in his nemesis.

The article was a eulogy for Helen Warshaw—two pages of praise that any lawyer would give anything for—and was accompanied by an impressive photograph. Miss Warshaw stood in front of an empty jury box in some court, very smug but trustworthy. Clay had never seen the woman before and hoped she looked like “a ruthless bitch,” as Wes Salisbury described her. But it was not so. She was very attractive: close-cropped dark hair, sad brown eyes, which, no doubt, are capable of capturing the attention of the jury. Looking at the picture, Clay regretted that he had to act not in her role, but in his. God willing, they will never meet. And if they do, it won’t be in the courtroom.

Ms. Warshaw was one of three partners in a New York firm specializing in criminal bad faith cases, a small but growing niche. She was now pursuing a case against some of the biggest and richest lawyers in the country and had no intention of making any deals. “I have never had to testify in a case that I have no doubt will cause such indignation among the jury as this,” she told the correspondent. Clay wanted to open his veins immediately.

Ms. Warshaw represented fifty diloft clients, all of whom died and all sued their former lawyers. This was followed by a cursory story about a dirty story with a collective litigation for diloft.

Of these fifty people, the reporter, for some unknown reason, focused on Mr. Ted Worley of Upper Marlboro, Maryland. A photograph of the poor fellow was published: he was sitting on a bench in his front garden, his wife was standing behind him, hugging her husband by the shoulders. Their hands were intertwined, their expressions were endlessly pained and stern. Mr. Worley, weak, with trembling hands, seething with rage, was telling a reporter about his first contact with Clay Carter: Mr. Worley was watching a match involving the Orioles when a phone rang out of nowhere and a man began to scare him with the side effects of Diloft. Then a urine test, a visit from a young lawyer, a signing of a contract… “I didn’t want any deal,” Mr. Worley repeated over and over.

He dumped all the documents in front of a journalist – medical reports, a statement to the court, a predatory contract with Mr. Carter, which authorized a lawyer to settle the case for an amount of at least fifty thousand dollars, as well as copies of his two letters addressed to Mr. Carter, in which he protested against his betrayal. The lawyer did not respond to letters.

According to the doctors, Mr. Worley had less than six months to live. Reading these terrible words, Clay felt guilty for the very fact of the old man’s illness.

Helen told the correspondent that most of her clients would have to be videotaped to the jury as they were unlikely to live to see the trial. It was cruel and immoral to say that, Clay thought, since they were still alive. And yet, isn’t this whole story immoral?

Mr. Carter, the correspondent reported, refrained from commenting. To add to the impression, the magazine reproduced a photograph of Clay and Ridley in the White House, and the reporter couldn’t resist the juicy detail: Mr. Carter had donated $250,000 to the President’s Board of Supervisors.

“Soon he’ll need friends like the President,” Miss Warshaw quipped, and Clay almost physically felt the bullet go between his eyes. He threw the magazine across the room. I wish he never went to the White House, never met the president, never wrote that damned check, never knew Ted Worley, Max Pace, never went to law school at all!

Carter called his pilots and told them to come to the airport.

– Where are we going, sir?

– I don’t know. Where would you like to?

– Excuse me?

– In Biloxi, Mississippi.

– One passenger or two?

– Just me. “He hadn’t seen Ridley in two days and didn’t want to take her with him at all. He needed some time to be away from this city and from everything that reminds him of it.

However, two days on French’s yacht brought no relief. Clay needed the company of a co-worker, but Patton was too busy doing other things. In addition, they ate and drank too much.

Two of French’s assistants remained in Phoenix, sending him emails every hour. He considered the Maksatil case less and less as a promising target, but continued to track all the ups and downs associated with it. That’s his duty, French explained, since he’s the biggest class litigation lawyer out there. He has experience, money and reputation. All mass lawsuits end up on his desk sooner or later.

Clay read emails from Mulroney and spoke to him on the phone. Jury selection took a whole day. Now Dale Mooneyham was leisurely expounding his client’s claims. The government report made a powerful impression. The jury was very interested in him.

“So far so good,” Oscar said. “Mouniham is a fine actor, but Roger excels him in the art of rhetoric.

While French was talking on three phones at the same time, shamelessly shoving his pipes on the table, Clay basked on the upper deck, trying to forget about his problems. On the second day in the evening, after two glasses of vodka, French asked:

– How much money do you have left?

– I don’t know. I’m afraid to find out the exact numbers.

– Well, after all, about?

– Twenty million.

– What about insurance?

– Ten million. They terminated the contract, however, according to the diloft, their obligations are in force.

After sucking on a lemon, French said:

– I’m not sure if thirty million will be enough for you.

– Do you think this is not enough?

– Yes. Twenty-one lawsuits have been filed against you now, but their number will increase. We can count ourselves lucky if we manage to settle this damned case, unfastening each of three million.

– How many plaintiffs do you have?

– Yesterday was nineteen.

– How much money do you have?

– Two hundred million. I can handle.

“Then why don’t you lend me millions like fifty?” Clay almost said. He was amused by the way they juggle numbers. The steward brought more vodka, which came in very handy.

– And how are the others?

– Wes is fine. Carlos will stand if there are no more than thirty plaintiffs. But Didier’s last two wives were cleaned to the bone. He has a cover. He is the first candidate for bankruptcy, however, he is no stranger.

“He’s first,” thought Clay, “and who’s second?”

After a long silence, he asked:

– What will happen if Hoffmann wins in Flagstaff? I have a lot of these things.

– Then you will look very pale, sadly. This happened to me ten years ago, when it was about children who were born handicapped because of the medicine their mothers took during pregnancy. I fussed, quickly signed contracts, opened a case – maybe too hastily – and then the car derailed, and nothing could be fixed. My clients counted on millions and, since they had little cripples in their hands, they turned out, as you might guess, to be extremely emotionally unbalanced, it was impossible to negotiate with them. They sued me, but I didn’t pay them. A lawyer cannot guarantee a result. However, this story still cost me a lot of money.

– I would like to hear something more comforting.

– How much did you spend on maksatil?

– Eight million just for advertising.

– I would wait and see what “Hoffman” will do. I doubt they’ll budge. It’s still a gang. Over time, your customers will rebel, but you can send them to hell. French poured himself a full glass of vodka. – However, let’s start from the best. Moonyham hasn’t lost in a hundred years. Once he gets a harsh verdict, everything will change. You will again ride a gold mine.

– The Hoffmann people told me that after Flagstaff they were ready to move straight to DC.

– Probably a bluff. It all depends on how the process goes in Flagstaff. If they lose a lot there, they will not be able to brush off the deal. There can be two solutions: if this court admits their liability, but considers the damage insignificant, they will try their luck in another court and, quite likely, choose you. And you bring in some draft stallion and kick their asses.

– Do you advise me to appear in court myself?

– No. You don’t have enough experience. It takes more than one year to boil in this cauldron to enter the big leagues. Such things take time.

For all his love of noisy trials, Patton was clearly unenthusiastic about the scenario he unfolded to Clay, and did not want to be that “draught stallion” in court in the District of Columbia. It was just that he was considering various possibilities to reassure the young colleague.

The next morning, Clay flew to Pittsburgh – he didn’t care where, as long as it wasn’t DC. On the plane, he spoke to Oscar, looked through emails and newspaper reports about the Flagstaff trial. The plaintiff, a sixty-six-year-old woman with breast cancer, performed admirably. She inspired deep sympathy from the jury, and Moonyham played the strings of her suffering like a violin.

“Go ahead and make them, old chap,” Clay muttered.

Renting a car, he drove north for two hours, into the heart of the Allegheny Mountains. Finding Reedsburg on a map was almost as difficult as finding it on the highway. But, having crossed the pass, he saw a gigantic factory spreading below. “WELCOME TO REEDSBURG, PA,” the huge billboard greeted him, “HOME TO THE HANNA PORTLAND COMPANY FOUNDED IN 1946 YEAR!” Thick smoke billowed from two colossal chimneys, slowly blown away by the wind. At least the plant is still running, Clay thought.

Following the sign “To the center”, he drove to the main street and found a parking lot. Clay was not afraid of being recognized in jeans, a baseball cap, and three days of dark stubble on his cheeks. At Ethel’s, he sat down on a wobbly stool in front of the bar. Ethel personally greeted the guest and took the order: coffee and a grilled cheese sandwich.

Behind him, two old-timers were talking about football. The Reedsburg Panthers had lost three games in a row, and both fans felt they could have done a better job than the team’s current head coach. According to the tournament calendar hanging on the wall near the cash register, the Panthers were to play at home that evening.

Ethel brought coffee and asked:

– Are you passing by?

“Yes,” Clay replied, realizing that she knew each of the eleven thousand Reedsburgers by sight.

– Where are you from?

– From Pittsburgh.

He didn’t know if this was good or bad, but Ethel didn’t ask any more questions and left. At another table, two younger men were talking about work. From their words it was possible to understand that both of them had recently lost it. One wore a Hannah Portland cap. Munching on his grilled cheese, Clay listened as they talked about unemployment benefits, loan payments, money left in the bank account, and the possibility of hourly employment. One said he had arranged with a local dealer to take his Ford Pickup on commission and try to resell it.

There was a huge plastic bottle of water on a folding table near the front door. A handwritten poster hung above her encouraged everyone to donate to the Hanna Portland Foundation. The bottle was half filled with coins and banknotes.

– Why is that? Clay asked Ethel when she came over to refill his coffee.

– Oh, that. To raise money for the families of those who were fired from the factory.

– What plant? Clay pretended not to know.

– From the cement, the largest in the city. Almost 1,500 workers were laid off last week. We here, you know, used to stick together. They placed such piggy banks all over the city – in shops, cafes, churches, even in schools. So far, they’ve raised just over 6,000. The money will be used to pay electricity bills and buy groceries if things get really tight. If not, they will be transferred to the hospital.

– Did the business go bad? Clay asked, still chewing. Chewing – still all right, but swallowing became more and more difficult.

* * *

– No, our factory has always worked great. Hanna know their stuff. But recently they were brought to trial, somewhere in Baltimore, I think. The lawyers went mad with greed, demanded too much for themselves, and the company went bankrupt.

– Shame! exclaimed one of the old men. Here, apparently, it was customary for everyone to participate in the conversation. – This shouldn’t have happened! Hanna did everything to solve the problem, they acted in good faith, and those damn slugs from DC had a gun pointed at them. Hanna said: “Fuck you!” – and left them with a nose.

Not a bad summary of events, flashed through Clay’s head.

– I have worked at the plant for forty years, and it has never happened that we were not paid on time. Break their thunder, these filthy lawyers!

Since everyone was obviously expecting Clay to join in the conversation, he asked:

– Layoffs rarely happen here?

– Hanna hates firing people.

– Will they be taken back?

– The company is trying to do everything possible. But the bankruptcy court is not over yet.

Clay nodded and hurried back to his sandwich. The two young men got up and went to the cash register. Ethel resolutely rebuffed their attempt to pay off.

– No, no, guys, at the expense of the institution.

They nodded their thanks and went out after dropping a few coins into the bottle. A few minutes later, Clay said goodbye to the old people, paid, thanked Ethel and, passing by the piggy bank, slipped a hundred-dollar bill into it.

After dark he sat in the visitors’ stand and watched the match between the Reedsburg Panthers and the Enid Moose. The stands for the locals were filled to capacity. The orchestra played loudly, the audience roared, supporting their own and demanding victory. But the game did not interest Clay. He looked at the program and wondered how many of the players were members of families who had been fired. Then, row after row, looking around the opposite podium, he tried to guess which of these people had a job and which did not.

Immediately after the hymn was played and before the ball was put into play, a prayer was said by the local priest for the safety of the players and for the improvement of the economic situation in the community. He ended with the words: “Help us, Lord, to get through these hard times. Amen”.

If there was a moment in Clay Carter’s life when he felt worse than now, he could not remember it.

The abandoned city-island of Hashima. Ghost Island Hashima (Gunkanjima), Japan

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with bated breath presents a selection of the most mysterious places on the planet that cause quiet horror and interest at the same time.

The combination of mystery and danger arouses interest and unwittingly attracts attention, and the sight of nature, which calmly captures what people have created, brings us back to understanding our own insignificance in the face of time.

San Ji Ghost Town, Taiwan

A luxury seaside resort built specifically for the local wealthy. But already during the construction, a strange thing began. Dozens of workers died: broke their necks, falling from a height (even with safety ropes), died under collapsed cranes. The surrounding residents were sure that the town was inhabited by evil spirits. There were heartbreaking stories about a Japanese “death camp” that was once located there. In the late 1980s, construction stalled. The apartments never found buyers, and the authorities do not demolish the city, because people believe that in this way they will release evil spirits outside.

Abandoned military hospital in the city of Belitz, Germany

The city of the same name is located 40 kilometers from the capital of Germany. During the First and Second World Wars, the hospital was used by the military, and in 1916 Adolf Hitler was treated there. In 1995, people left the city, since then it has been gradually destroyed.

Eighth workshop of the Dagdiesel plant, Makhachkala

Naval weapons testing station, commissioned in 1939. It is located at a distance of 2.7 km from the coast and has not been used for a long time. Construction was carried out for a long time and was complicated by difficult conditions. Unfortunately, the workshop did not serve the plant for long. The requirements for the work carried out in the workshop have changed, and in April 19In 1966, this grandiose building was deducted from the factory balance. Now this “Massiv” is abandoned and stands in the Caspian Sea, resembling an ancient monster from the shore.

Lier Psychiatric Hospital Sikehus, Norway

The Norwegian Psychiatric Hospital, located in the small town of Lier, half an hour from Oslo, has a dark past. Once, experiments were carried out on patients here, and for unknown reasons, four buildings of the hospital were abandoned in 1985. Equipment, beds, even magazines and personal belongings of patients remained in the abandoned buildings. At the same time, the remaining eight buildings of the hospital are still working today.

Gunkanjima, Japan

The island is actually called Hashima, nicknamed Gunkanjima, which means “cruiser island”. The island was settled in 1810 when coal was found there. Within fifty years, it has become the most populated island in the world in terms of the ratio of land and the number of inhabitants on it: 5300 people with a radius of the island itself of one kilometer. By 1974, the reserves of coal and other minerals on Gankajima were finally exhausted, and people left the island. Today, visiting the island is prohibited. There are many legends about this place among the people.

Kowloon Walled City, Hong Kong, China

The city was located in Hong Kong, but did not obey the authorities, being run by the mafia. Inside, not only prostitution and drug trafficking flourished, but there was also self-government. In addition, the region had its own industry: semi-handicraft production of noodles and all sorts of small things. The products of enterprises were inexpensive: there were no taxes, and local entrepreneurs did not comply with labor laws. They had their own nursing home, kindergarten and school. Early 19In the 90s, the population density reached two million people per square kilometer.

After a complex process of eviction of the people living there, in 1995 a park of the same name was opened on this site. Some of the city’s historical artifacts, including the yamen building, and the remains of the South Gate have been preserved.

Abandoned Hotel Salto in Colombia

In 1924, the luxurious Refugio El Salto was built in the city of San Antonio del Tekendama. After some time, the hotel was closed due to the increasing cases of suicides of visitors. Sinister legends and rumors circulate around this place.

Church of San Juan Parangaricutiro, Mexico

The church, located in the village of the same name, was buried under the lava of the Paricutin volcano in 1944, the village was completely destroyed. Miraculously, the altar and the church bell tower remained untouched, surrounded by the ruins of the temple complex, protruding cones of solidified lava resemble foreign paintings.

Underwater city Shichen in China

Ghost town Kolmanskop, Namibia

Ghost town Kolmanskop, built in a place where small diamonds were found in the sand, which the wind brought from the ocean. Large beautiful houses, a school, a hospital, a stadium were built in the city, and the settlement quickly turned into an exemplary German city. Everyone counted on long-term prosperity, but alas, the “diamond supply” quickly dried up. In addition, it was hard to live in the city due to problems with water and sandstorms, and people left it. Most of the houses are almost completely covered with sand and make a depressing impression.

Mankind has managed to build a huge number of majestic buildings and cities in its history, and many of them have been abandoned. One such place is Hasima (Border Island). For 50 years, this place was the most densely populated on the planet, teeming with people and life was in full swing here. So what happened to this island and why has it been abandoned for almost 40 years? Read the answer under the cut.

On April 20, 1974, the last local resident stepped onto the deck of the ship leaving for Nagasaki, and for almost 40 years only rare gulls have lived in high-rise buildings built at the beginning of the 20th century.

“Border Island”, that’s how Hashima is translated from Japanese, is located in the south of the country, in the East China Sea, 15 kilometers from the infamous Nagasaki. Its second name, perhaps even more popular in Japan, is Gunkanjima, “battleship island”.

So he was called back in the 1920s. Local newspaper journalists noticed that Hasima’s silhouette resembled the huge battleship Tosa, which was being built at that time by the Mitsubishi Corporation at the shipyard in Nagasaki. The 234-meter-long battleship was supposed to be the flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy, but fell victim to the Five Power Treaty, an agreement signed in 1922 in Washington and limited naval weapons. Nevertheless, the “ship” nickname stuck to Hasima firmly, especially since in the end the island, in fact, repeated the fate of the battleship.

Hasima didn’t always look so impressive. Until the end of the 19th century, it was one of a great many rocky islands in the vicinity of Nagasaki, unsuitable for intelligent life forms, popular only among local birds and occasionally visited by fishermen.

Everything changed in the 1880s. Japan experienced a powerful industrialization, in which coal became the most valuable resource. The tremendous success of the mines on the neighboring island of Takashima contributed to the development of alternative sources of raw materials that could support the rapidly developing metallurgy of Nagasaki. In 1887, the Fukahori family founded the first mine on Hashima, and in 1890 Mitsubishi, one of Japan’s largest industrial conglomerates, bought the island for 100,000 yen. In the photographs of the end of the century, Khashima looks already inhabited, people have actively begun to develop its natural resources.

And the country needed more and more coal. The growth of a large industry was accompanied by an increase in the appetites of the aggressive Japanese military. Success in the Sino-Japanese (1894-95) and Russo-Japanese (1904-05) wars only warmed up the empire’s economy. The Mitsubishi concern, which had almost unlimited financial resources, developed a project for underwater coal mining at Hasima. In 1895, the company opened a new mine 199 meters, another one – in 1898. Ultimately, a real labyrinth of underground-underwater workings up to 600 meters below sea level formed under Khashima and the sea surrounding it.

The waste rock extracted from the mines was used by Mitsubishi to expand the territory of the island. The company’s management has already developed a plan to build a whole city on Hasim for miners and their staff. This was required by the growing scale of coal mining and considerations of economy, because in this case it was possible to refuse the daily delivery of new work shifts by sea from Nagasaki.

In the end, the area of Hasima, largely reclaimed from the Pacific Ocean, amounted to 6.3 hectares. From west to east, the length of the island is 160 meters, from north to south – 480 meters. In 1907, Mitsubishi surrounded its property with a reinforced concrete wall, which prevented the erosion of its territory by the sea and frequent typhoons here.

In 1916, when Hasim already produced 150,000 tons of coal annually and had a population of about 3,000, Mitsubishi began a massive construction project here. For 58 years, the corporation has built here about 30 multi-storey residential buildings, a hospital, schools, a kindergarten, swimming pools, temples, a cinema and a club for miners. There were 25 shops on the island alone. His silhouette finally began to resemble the battleship Tosa, Hashima got his nickname.

The plan shows the main objects of the battleship island, which will be discussed later. 1 – hospital, 2 – building No. 65, 3 – school, 4 – Nikkyu complex, 5 – Glover’s House, 6 – playground, 7 – mine area, 8 – cinema.

Hasima’s first major building was the so-called. “Glover’s House” (in the photo below under the number 1), named after the Scottish engineer Thomas Glover who allegedly designed it. A seven-story residential building for miners with a shop on the ground floor and a garden on the roof was put into operation at 1916 year. It was Japan’s first reinforced concrete building of this magnitude. Hasima, in principle, became a testing ground for testing a new building material for the country, which made it possible to build structures of an unprecedented scale.

The square building with a courtyard served one purpose – to house as many workers as possible. The standard apartment looked more like a cell: one room of 10 square meters with a window and a small hallway. Kitchen, bathroom and toilet were shared on the floor. In fact, it was a hostel in its modern sense.

Two years later, an even larger complex, called Nikkyu, appeared in the central part of the island. The nine-story E-shaped colossus contained 241 rooms as modest as its predecessor.

Any free space in a very limited area tried to use properly. In the extremely narrow courtyards between the buildings and the slope of the cliff, small public gardens were organized for residents to relax.

The construction of residential buildings continued here even during the Second World War, when it was frozen in other parts of the country. Fuel was still needed by the warring empire. In 1941, a record was set on Hasim – 410,000 tons of coal were mined, and in 1944 Mitsubishi completed the construction of the largest residential complex here – the so-called. “Building 65”, a 9-story U-shaped building with 317 apartments, the only house of its kind built in Japan in the first half of the 1940s.

Next to it is the so-called. “Salt Rain Crossing” is one of the few places on the island that the waves of the East China Sea did not reach during typhoons. Here the population of the residential quarter could wait out the bad weather before crossing the space open to the winds and the sea.

Nearby is another iconic object of Hashima – “Stairway to Hell”. The climb, which seemed endless to the locals, led to Senpukuji Temple. It is not clear what seemed more hellish to the inhabitants of the island – the need to overcome hundreds of steep steps or the subsequent descent into the narrow labyrinths of the streets of the city, which often did not see sunlight.

Temples on Hasim were taken seriously – miner’s work now, and in the first half of the 20th century in particular, remains an extremely dangerous occupation. During the Second World War, many of the young miners of the island were drafted into the army, Mitsubishi replaced them with guest workers from China and Korea. According to various estimates, 1,300 captives brought here became victims of merciless exploitation in the mines and a half-starved existence. Someone died in the slaughter, someone died from exhaustion and disease, sometimes even the unfortunate people threw themselves off the island wall in a desperate, in most cases futile attempt to get to the “mainland”. And, of course, the number of deaths on Hasim for 87 years of mining was not limited to them. The island and Mitsubishi have thousands of lives on their conscience.

After the end of the war, Hasima’s coal was still in demand. The Japanese economy began a rapid recovery already in a peaceful direction. The 1950s became the “golden decade” of the island: the owner company began to conduct business in a much more civilized manner. A hospital was built in the mining town, and in 1958 a huge 7-story school was opened, which became the last large building erected here.

From the first to the fourth floor of the complex was occupied by an elementary school, the senior classes were located above. At the top level were sports and assembly halls.

Hasima’s population peaked in 1959. On the six and a half hectares of the island, of which only 60% were residential, 5259 people lived. The population density here was 1391 people per hectare – in this sense, Hasima had no competitors. It was the most densely populated place on the planet – residential areas were literally crammed with people.

Of course, there were no cars here. As the locals used to say, one could cross the island from one end to the other in less time than smoking a cigarette. Even umbrellas were not needed: an intricate labyrinth of covered staircases, corridors and galleries united almost all the buildings of residential areas, allowing, if necessary, in principle, not to go out into the open air.

The housing distribution reflected the strict social hierarchy that prevailed here. The only one-story mansion, and on top of the cliff from which the island once began, was occupied by the manager of the Mitsubishi mine. Management, teachers and doctors lived in relatively spacious two-room apartments with their own kitchen and bathroom in separate residential buildings. Mining families were also provided with a two-room apartment of 20 square meters, but with kitchens, toilets and showers “on the floor”. And unmarried miners and seasonal workers lived in those very first one-room apartments for 10 “squares”, built here at the beginning of the 20th century.

Mitsubishi ruled Hashima with an iron fist, establishing a kind of private property dictatorship. On the one hand, the corporation provided miners with guaranteed jobs and wages, free housing, electricity and water. On the other hand, the inhabitants of the island were forcibly involved in public works to maintain buildings in a decent form: cleaning public premises and territory.

The island community gave the “big land” the coal it needed so much, but in turn its existence was entirely dependent on the supply of food, clothing and even ordinary water. Under 19In the 60s, there was not a single more or less serious plant here, only in 1963 the parent company brought soil from the island of Kyushu, which made it possible to set up small squares, gardens and orchards on the roofs of buildings and the few available free areas. The inhabitants of Hasima got the opportunity to walk among the trees and grow at least some minimum amount of vegetables.

Khashima’s future seemed bright in the early 1960s, but by the end of the decade, as oil became cheaper, coal mining here became more and more unprofitable. Mines were closing all over the country, and the small island in the East China Sea also eventually fell victim to the reorientation of the Japanese economy towards the consumption of “black gold”. January 19For 74 years, Mitsubishi announced the liquidation of the mines on Khashima, in March the school built 16 years ago was closed, and on April 20 the last inhabitant of the island left it on a boat. Hasima turned into a ghost.

For 87 years, 16.5 million tons of coal have been mined here, but for the last four decades the island has been abandoned, and the buildings built with such difficulty, using the slightest piece of land, are slowly but irreversibly destroyed. The island-ship abandoned by people, guarding the entrance to Nagasaki Bay, serves as a kind of monument to the history of Japanese society.

For a long time it was strictly forbidden for tourists and lovers of the “abandoned” to visit it – the buildings built in the first half of the 20th century degraded too actively. However, since 2009, the authorities have again allowed everyone to visit Khashima by organizing a special walking route in a small but safe part of the island.

A new wave of interest in Hasima was raised by the last episode of the epic film about the adventures of the British agent 007 James Bond. The lair of the main villain, Raoul Silva, in Skyfall (2012) was obviously inspired by the “battleship island” in the East China Sea, although it was filmed in the studios of the English studio Pinewood.

“The city was empty almost overnight. He convinced everyone that there was a leak at the chemical plant.”

Enthusiasts propose to reconstruct the entire island, whose tourism potential is huge, to organize an open-air museum of industrial history here, and even include Hashima in the UNESCO World Heritage List. However, as usual, everything depends on finances, because the budget for the restoration of dozens of buildings, many of which are dilapidated, is difficult to predict.

However, now anyone can wander around the ghost island without leaving their own computer. In July 2013, the Google Street View service that filmed Hasima made it possible to see not only the quarters of the island that are currently inaccessible to tourists, but even to visit abandoned buildings, go into miners’ apartments and see household items abandoned upon departure.

Khashima, “Japanese Pripyat”, only without radiation, remains a harsh symbol of the birth of a large industry empire and at the same time clearly shows that nothing lasts forever, even under the rising sun.

The Japanese island of Hashima until 1810 was a piece of rock measuring 0.063 km². When coal deposits were found near the rocky terrain of the East China Sea, the Japanese authorities began to artificially expand the territory of the island using waste rock that was extracted from mines. In 1890, the island was bought by the Japanese industrial conglomerate Mitsubishi for 100,000 yen. The company’s management developed a plan for the construction of a whole city on Hasim for miners and their staff. This was required by the growing scale of coal mining and economic considerations, because in this case it was possible to refuse the daily delivery of new work shifts by sea. At its peak, Hasima was considered one of the most densely populated places on Earth, with a population of 139 in the residential area.100 people per sq. km (more than 5,000 people lived here). But already in the early 1960s, coal ceased to be the main fuel resource. The Japanese economy is reoriented to oil consumption, and coal mines become unprofitable. Mitsubishi Corporation announces in 1974 the end of coal mining at Hasima. Already on April 20, the last residents left the city, leaving almost all their belongings behind.

The width of the island is less than 200 meters, the length is about 500 meters, the total area barely exceeds 6 hectares. At 19In 07, the island was surrounded by a reinforced concrete wall, which prevented the erosion of its territory by the sea and frequent typhoons.

According to the official version, such a sudden flight on the “lung” was caused by the high cost of transportation. Most of the inhabitants of the city-island were representatives of the lower property class, so they simply did not have the means to transport their belongings to the mainland. The shops left manufacturing goods, for example, dozens of TVs were left in one of them 1970s.

The Japanese government is trying not to focus on the abandoned island. For 35 years, there was a law prohibiting visits to Hasima. Allegedly, the Japanese government was trying to protect the city from “black diggers”. Violation was punishable by 30 days in prison or immediate deportation from the country (for foreigners).

During the 58 years of active coal mining and the rapid development of the island, 30 multi-storey residential buildings, 2 schools, a kindergarten, 2 swimming pools, a hospital, several temples, a cinema and a club have been built here.

Now the rules have been relaxed, even a small route for tourists has been opened on the outskirts of the city-island. And since 2013, Google Earth users have been able to take virtual walks through the streets of Hashima.

In the city due to small residential areas, tiny apartments were built in 10 sq.m. with a kitchen and a toilet on the floor, in fact, a hostel.

Even the roof area was used, where small squares were planted for recreation.

Now nature on the island is slowly destroying everything that man managed to create.

Some more interesting things about Hasima:

The authors of the film about James Bond, inspired by the ghost town, copied the lair of the main villain – Raul Silva from the epic “007. Coordinates: “Skyfall”, exactly from Hasima. But the picture itself was shot in the pavilions of the Pinewood studio.

Stills from the film: Skyfall Coordinates.

Stills from the film: Skyfall coordinates.

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Some of these islands were used for military purposes, others for the construction of their own homes or buildings for permanent residence, in which people lived for centuries. However, the loss of a strategic position, natural disasters, nuclear tests, or a simple desire to live in a civilized world, led to the devastation of these islands.

St Kilda is the largest island in an isolated archipelago located in the western part of Scotland. This island could have been continuously inhabited for at least two millennia, although the population never exceeded 180 inhabitants (and certainly more than 100 inhabitants since 1851). The entire population was evacuated from St Kilda in 1930 due to illness and outside influences.

Currently, temporary residents of this island are employees of the defense department, volunteers and scientists who spend their entire summer period here.

2. Holland Island, Maryland, USA.

Holland Island is a marshy, rapidly decaying island in the Chesapeake Bay, near Dorchester, Maryland, to the west of Salisbury. Once the inhabitants of this island were boatmen and farmers, but they have since left the island.

By 1910, the island had about 360 inhabitants, becoming one of the largest inhabited islands in the Chesapeake Bay. At 19In the year 14, wind and sea tide gradually began to destroy the western part of the island, where most of the residential buildings were located. This forced the inhabitants to move to the mainland.

3. North Brother Island, New York, USA.

North Brother Island is an uninhabited island in the East River between the Bronx and Rikers Island. Its neighbor is South Brother, located not far from it. Until 1885, this island was inhabited by residents, at the same time that the hospital from the city of Riverside moved here from Blackwell Island (now known as Roosevelt Island). Riverside Hospital was founded in 1850 as a smallpox hospital, which within its walls rescued smallpox patients. Over time, the task of this medical institution became the treatment of other conventional diseases. At 19The hospital was closed in 1940.

The bird sanctuary and the island are now abandoned, and the area has become a no-go area for the public. Most of the buildings of medical institutions still remain, but they are in a dilapidated state, and there is a possibility of their complete destruction. The dense forest hides the ruined buildings of medical institutions, and from 1980 until the beginning of 2000, this area became one of the largest breeding grounds for the night heron (horned night heron). However, in 2011 this bird species left the island for unknown reasons.

4. Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands (Bikini Atoll).

Bikini Atoll is a ring-shaped coral island, a world heritage site, located in the Micronesia islands in the Pacific Ocean, part of which is occupied by the Marshall Islands. About 2000 thousand years this island was inhabited by inhabitants. Only once, even before the formation of the German Colony on the Marshall Islands in 1885, dozens of ships sailed to the island.

Between 1946 and 1958, about twenty-three nuclear device tests were carried out on Bikini Atoll. The population of Micronesia, numbering about 200, lived on fish, shellfish, bananas and coconuts before being displaced by the United States due to radiation. Most of the Bikini residents temporarily resettled on Kili Island and still live there and receive compensation from the United States government for their survival.

5. Hashima Island, Japan (Hashima Island).

Hashima Island, commonly referred to as Gunkanjima, is one of the 505 inhabited islands in Nagasaki Prefecture, located 15 kilometers from Nagasaki City. From 1887 to 1974 the island was famous for its mining complex. An exceptional feature of the island are the uninhabited residential buildings and the fortified embankment surrounding the island.

Since 2005, the island has been administered by the city of Nagasaki, and before that, under the jurisdiction of the former city of Takashima. Once upon a time, coal was mined on this island and production was established during the industrialization of Japan. At 189In 0 year, Mitsubishi bought the island and began a project to find and extract coal deposits from underwater mines.

6. Great Blasket Island, Ireland.

Great Blasket Island is one of the main islands located in County Kerry, Ireland. Until 1953, the island was inhabited by residents, after which the Irish government decided that it could no longer guarantee the safety of the remaining population. This island is home to three famous Irish writers: Thomas O’Crohan, Peig Sayers, Muris O’Suillebhain.

Until 1953, a whole settlement in the western part of Ireland was formed from the inhabitants of Great Blasket Island. Small groups of people, mostly fishermen (even when the population peaked at 150), mostly lived in primitive cottages located on a fairly sheltered coast in the northeast. Currently, the island is abandoned by residents and sold to the state.

7. Stroma Island, Scotland, UK (Stroma).

Stroma Island is located off the northern coast of the Scottish mainland. This densely populated island was once owned by a Keithless County farmer who used it to raise sheep. In the past, the population of Stroma Island was about 550 inhabitants, but by 19In 01, the number of inhabitants decreased to 375 people. During the 20th century, the number of residents began to gradually decrease and by the beginning of 1960 the remaining residents were engaged in the construction of the Dounry nuclear power plant. By 1962, only two families remained on the island.

Based on the number of permitted buildings, one can judge the former population of the island. A church with a bell tower was built in the center of the island. Next to the church was the priest’s house, intended for the shepherds to live, especially during the birth of lambs. Currently, there is a museum-reserve here, which is a site fenced off from sheep, on the territory of which rare plants grow.

8. Great Isaac Cay, Bahamas.

Great Isaac Island is a small island in the Bahamas 20 miles (32 km) from the Bahamas. This island can only be reached by boat. The landmark of the island is a lighthouse 151 feet (46 meters) high, installed in 1859. In 1969, two caretakers settled on the island, who guarded the lighthouse and other buildings in the vicinity of the island.

The territory of this island is open to the public, although access to the lighthouse itself is blocked so that people cannot approach the structure. The caretaker’s house, the reservoir and the buildings adjacent to it turned into ruins. A derelict string of buildings have made Great Isaac Island an accessible destination for boaters.

9. Pollepel Island, New York, USA (Pollepel Island).

Pollepel Island is an island in the Hudson River. Also known as Pollepel Island or Bannerman Island, where you can see the ruins of Bannerman Castle. This island is located 50 miles (80 km) north of New York and 300 meters from the east bank of the Hudson River.

The main feature of the island is Bannerman’s castle, which is an abandoned military warehouse. Currently, the castle is almost entirely in ruins and is the property of the New York State Park, a historical landmark of the island. If the outer walls were still preserved, then all the floors and the inner partitions of the walls were burned. The island has been the victim of vandalism, encroachment, destruction and the result of neglect.

In the East China Sea, about 15 kilometers from Nagasaki, is the tiny island of Hashima, which translates as “Border Island”, commonly referred to as Gunkanjima (meaning “Island of Warships”), it is one of the 505 islands in the prefecture Nagasaki and is located at a distance of 15 km from the city of Nagasaki itself.

160 meters from west to east and 480 meters from north to south, with the coastline of the island about 1 km – a piece of rock, slightly overgrown with greenery. For centuries, Hashima Island has been a home for birds and a temporary refuge for fishermen from Nagasaki and Takashima.

In the 19th century, steam engines powered by coal came to Japan. With the development of our own industry and steam transport, the question of raw material sources, including coal, became acute. And in 1890, the Mitsubishi company (in 1870 the Tsukomo Shokai steamship company (Tsukomo Shokai) was founded. In 1875, after several name changes, it became known as the Mitsubishi Mail Steamship Company (Mitsubishi Postal Steamship Company), at that time – only only a shipping company bought Hashima Island to develop coal deposits on the island itself and – with a long view – on the ocean shelf.0005

Workers were brought to the island to service the mines and the construction of a residential complex for Mitsubishi personnel with all the infrastructure began. In 1916, the first concrete residential buildings in Japan were erected on the island, and along the entire perimeter of the island – a “sea wall” that protected the island from storms and storms. It was in those days that the island acquired its appearance, for which it received its middle name – “Gunkanjima” (Gunkanjima) – “Cruiser” (as well as “Cruiser Island” and “Island of Warships”)

By the beginning of World War II, the Hashima coal mine was one of Japan’s main coal mines. Coal mining and the population of the island grew. In 1959, 5,259 people lived on the island, which, in terms of the area of the island, gave the highest population density ever recorded in the world – 139,100 people per sq. km. (In Russia, the population density is 8.3 people per km?, in Moscow – 9,722; in Japan – 337; the city with the highest population density is Cairo – 36,143 people per km?) The island had its own primary and secondary school for employees’ children. Hospital, Buddhist and Shinto shrines. And everything else necessary for life without going to the “mainland”. Such a small island nation.

In 1960 there was an energy crisis: coal was recognized as unprofitable and “environmentally dirty” fuel. Japanese transport and industry switched to oil. Coal mines began to close all over the country and the number of workers employed in this industry began to decline. It is clear that the Hashim mine was no exception. During the ensuing decade, coal production at the mine declined and workers left the island. By 1974, only about two thousand people remained on Cruiser Island.

On January 15, 1974, Mitsubishi announced the closure of the mine and the suspension of all work. On April 20, 1974, the last batch of residents left Hashim. Cruiser Island became Ghost Ship.

The island was “discovered” anew already in the 21st century. And immediately gained absolutely wild popularity, especially among fans of the ruins. Moreover, not so much in Japan itself, but in the Western world. Since August 2005, journalistic groups have been allowed to visit the island. But only in a very limited area. Because collapsing buildings are a serious threat. Some buildings have already collapsed.

North miami beach schools: Best Public Schools in North Miami Beach, Florida & Rankings

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Public Elementary Schools in North Miami Beach, FL

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#3 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Junior: Overall, iPrep Academy is a STEM focused school that does not offer a lot of options for those seeking a career in the arts or sports. There also aren’t many afterschool activities and the school lacks in spirit (fundraisers are super challenging). However, its strong suit is that it is a relatively small school, so there is a good opportunity for building up a personalized teacher-student relationship. Regarding the teachers, most of the teachers are excellent and try their best to accommodate the student’s needs…. Read 116 reviews

#3 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

iPrep Academy

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-12,

116 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says Overall, iPrep Academy is a STEM focused school that does not offer a lot of options for those seeking a career in the arts or sports. There also aren’t many afterschool activities and the school….

Read 116 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 899,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

#31 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#31 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Henry S. West Laboratory School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

4 Niche users give it an average review of 4.8 stars.

Read 4 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 398,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

#67 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#67 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Aventura City of Excellence School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

9 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says Excellence is the expectation. It’s true! Curriculum standards, safety, health, parents…. it’s a family joint by a city, a community with respect To the future of our kids. The city has….

Read 9 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 1,034,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#68 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Middle School Student: The food is, well, middle school food. Usually beans, rice, and very occasionally something nice like chicken nuggets. Personally, i prefer to bring my own school lunch. Most of the teachers are fantastic, although some have preferences for certain grades. On the social aspect, amazing. Last school i went to i mt like two friends, but this school allows for much more social contact. However, i feel that k-6 are very isolated, and all their classes happen inside of a small corridor, while middle school gets to explore the whole, amazing campus between classes…. Read 18 reviews

#68 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Ada Merritt K-8 Center

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-8,

18 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.

Featured Review: Middle School Student says The food is, well, middle school food. Usually beans, rice, and very occasionally something nice like chicken nuggets. Personally, i prefer to bring my own school lunch. Most of the teachers are….

Read 18 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 760,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#79 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Middle School Student: Air Base is a great school. I have attended there for all of elementary through middle school and I have enjoyed it. The teachers and staff are awesome and if your worried about a lot of work, it’s manageable. Air Base ensures that students are educated about different places and events around the world. For example, parades that we can voluntarily participate in and show our appreciation for different cultures. It also has a variety of after-school clubs that students can join. For anyone thinking about enrolling their child at Air Base, I strongly recommend that you do. … Read 5 reviews

#79 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Air Base K-8 Center for International Education

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-8,

5 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars.

Featured Review: Middle School Student says Air Base is a great school. I have attended there for all of elementary through middle school and I have enjoyed it. The teachers and staff are awesome and if your worried about a lot of work, it’s….

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Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 1,112,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

#132 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Parent: This is our second year at SOMI and we couldn’t be happier. We have been blessed with incredibly patient and loving teacher these past two years. Even through the pandemic, the teachers did everything they could to help students transition to our “new normal”. The school is very organized and teachers are in constant communication with parents. We feel blessed to be a part of the SOMI family!… Read 4 reviews

#132 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Somerset Academy South Miami Elementary Charter School

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Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

4 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says This is our second year at SOMI and we couldn’t be happier. We have been blessed with incredibly patient and loving teacher these past two years. Even through the pandemic, the teachers did….

Read 4 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 487,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 487 to 1,

#135 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#135 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Renaissance Elementary Charter School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

3 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says Teachers and administration communicate with parents to help students with academics. Parent involvement is mandatory. Safety is also a priority in this school..

Read 3 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 915,

#138 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#138 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Mater Academy at Mount Sinai

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 160,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,

#142 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#142 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Doral Academy Elementary School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

36 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says We absolutely love this school. The academics, administration and staff are remarkable. The atmosphere is so warm and welcoming, my kids look forward to going to school every day. We couldn’t be….

Read 36 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 1,067,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 1067 to 1,

#174 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Parent: My children love their school. The teachers are amazing. The mathematics program is incredible. My children love Mathematics thanks to the teachers and the wonderful curriculum. It is a lot of work–for both the parents and the students! It may not be for everyone, but if you and your children are hard workers, if they love Math and you want a high caliber academic program that will truly ready them for the best universities, this is your school!… Read 6 reviews

#174 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Archimedean Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

6 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says My children love their school. The teachers are amazing. The mathematics program is incredible. My children love Mathematics thanks to the teachers and the wonderful curriculum. It is a lot of….

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Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 646,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#180 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#180 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

HIVE Preparatory

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

3 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

Featured Review: Middle School Student says Great school for anyone from k-8. Teacher and staff are very friendly they also work their hardest to try and make your children succeed to the next level. Great environment for kids to grow and and….

Read 3 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 840,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

#187 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#187 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

North Dade Center for Modern Languages Elementary School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-5,

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 339,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

#197 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#197 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Somerset Academy Bay

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Featured Review: Works Here says Somerset Academy has been an absolute pleasure to work at. I am a teacher assistant for Pre-K 4 and I absolutely love my team. .

Read 1 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 426,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 426 to 1,

#208 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#208 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Norman S. Edelcup/Sunny Isles Beach K-8

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-8,

6 Niche users give it an average review of 2.5 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says I loved sunny isles, it was a wonderful school for most of my educational journey. It did fall apart a little bit once the whole vaping thing got out of control, but that’s literally every school. .

Read 6 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 1,950,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

#276 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#276 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Ben Gamla Charter School at Kendall

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Read 2 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 250,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#277 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#277 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Miami Children’s Museum Charter School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 315,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 315 to 1,

#283 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#283 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Lincoln-Marti Charter Schools – International Campus

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 253,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 253 to 1,

#305 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#305 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Academir Charter School West

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Read 1 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 623,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

#317 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#317 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Isaac: Integrated Science & Asian Culture Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says I love it the school. It’s like a family. All the people knows who are you!My son loves read, study and go to the school. I changed him because he didn’t go to the his old school. Now he go so happy every day and learn Chinese He’s speaking 3 languages.

Read 1 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 266,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 266 to 1,

#320 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#320 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Somerset Gables Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says Somerset Gables Academy is an excellent school with a great sense of community. The teachers are wonderful and responsive..

Read 1 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 502,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

#323 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#323 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Virginia A. Boone-Highland Oaks School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-5,

1 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Read 1 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 584,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#328 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#328 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Mater Academy – East Charter School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

22 Niche users give it an average review of 3.1 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says In my opinion I think Mater Academy East Chater School is great and they have great teachers. It is a strict school which is why many students complain. This school siutes me because I like….

Read 22 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 557,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

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#346 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

Parent: My daughter has been with Pinecrest Academy North since Kindergarten and I can’t be happier with this school. Administration, staff, and teachers are of great support to us parents, always communicating with us and informing us about children’s progress. I love the school’s dedication to the students, and I love the agility that the school has in making decisions. When it came to the pandemic, we had 0 problems and the kids didn’t lose a single day of learning, transitioning to virtual in 48 hours. Also, safety measures at the school are very strict and strictly followed. Children have several enrichment options for afternoon activities for sports and clubs. This is an A+ school that strives for commitment and success. I highly recommend Pinecrest Academy North Charter School!… Read 11 reviews

#346 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Pinecrest Academy Charter School North Campus

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

11 Niche users give it an average review of 4.9 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says My daughter has been with Pinecrest Academy North since Kindergarten and I can’t be happier with this school. Administration, staff, and teachers are of great support to us parents, always….

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Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 426,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 426 to 1,

#352 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#352 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Somerset Academy – Silver Palms

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-8,

39 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says This is a friendly and safe school to attend. The teachers are always willing to help students when needed. Students are team players and respectful. Will find a few that may take a while to adjust….

Read 39 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 1,969,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 1969 to 1,

#373 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida

#373 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.

Pinecrest Academy – South Campus

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

K-5,

2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

Featured Review: Parent says I love the school, and my daughter is happy and learning. I like structured education and discipline, so it is perfect for us. Additionally, the school promotes a safe environment. The only downside….

Read 2 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 758,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 27 to 1,

Niche User: I have two kids at HTEA, one in the lower school and one in the upper school. This is our first year at Holy Trinity and we couldn’t be happier. Coming from NJ we spent months applying to and visiting campuses across central Florida. Our goal was to find a school with strong academic rigor and a great culture for our kids. We chose holy trinity for the: strong academics, solid culture, diversity, safe environment, and college outcomes. My oldest loves the challenging academics and extensive course catalogue. During the first month of school, my youngest had a difficult transition and her work was slipping. We met with the school’s counselor who recommended an evaluation. It turned out my daughter was quietly suffering from a mild for of ADHD. Fast forward 6 months and she LOVES school and ended the year with straight A’s. We are so grateful the teaching staff caught it early and handled it with empathy and professionalism. Such a great school and community! We highly recommend HTEA!… Read 109 reviews

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Public High Schools in North Miami Beach, FL

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#3 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Junior: Being a student in such a small school has this huge advantage: Each student has a plethora of opportunities to meet with teachers and ask for some extra help! In the beginning, it seemed like such a unbearable challenge with the rigorous course loads and the many morning quizzes, but later in the year, that sense of preparedness and accomplishment made it all worthwhile. I was too busy focusing on the sheer amount of work to notice that I was improving and gaining confidence in my academic abilities at such a fast pace! I am forever grateful of my choice to become a White Tiger!… Read 187 reviews

#3 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

School for Advanced Studies – Wolfson

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

11-12,

187 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says Being a student in such a small school has this huge advantage: Each student has a plethora of opportunities to meet with teachers and ask for some extra help! In the beginning, it seemed like such a. …

Read 187 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 129,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 32 to 1,

#7 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: Going to SAS has been the best choice I have made during my high school years. It’s given me the opportunity to have a regular high school experience (dances, clubs, homecoming, prom, field trips, etc…) while earning my AA degree. My schedule has been flexible allowing me to achieve in all high school and college class. The accessibility and guidance from the SAS counselor is unparallel! It is the best school in all Miami-Dade county and 4th in the nation! It is an honor being a SAS and MDC Alumni…. Read 280 reviews

#7 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

School for Advanced Studies – South

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

11-12,

280 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 5 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says Going to SAS has been the best choice I have made during my high school years. It’s given me the opportunity to have a regular high school experience (dances, clubs, homecoming, prom, field trips,….

Read 280 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 251,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 31 to 1,

#9 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Alum: My school and campus, specifically, had overwhelming support for its students. The school counselor and teachers wanted all of us to succeed and it was really important to receive such support, especially at a dual enrollment school. I truly believe that I would not have accomplished as many things as I had during my time there if I wasn’t enrolled at SAS. The school culture is not toxic, and we are even encouraged to not share our grades or test scores with each other. I had so many more opportunities academically and socially. I’m very grateful for all of the memories I made and the people I met at SAS North…. Read 217 reviews

#9 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

School for Advanced Studies – North

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

11-12,

217 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says My school and campus, specifically, had overwhelming support for its students. The school counselor and teachers wanted all of us to succeed and it was really important to receive such support,….

Read 217 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 126,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 42 to 1,

#10 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: School for Advanced Studies Homestead is an incredible school choice if you prioritize college readiness and want to get ahead in studies. SAS is for Juniors and Seniors who want to take dual enrollment in highschool to graduate with both a diploma and Associate of Arts degree. The SAS Homestead campus has on average around 150 students every year. Personally, this small school size allowed me to know the students and staff more than I did at any other school, and it allowed us to bond together like a large and close-knit family. SAS’s student culture is one where we support, compete, and motivate each other into reaching for our highest potential. The coursework at SAS is very rigorous, however, with proper time management and discipline I had more than enough time to complete any assignments. SAS reserves 3 hours of the school day for college courses and independent study, I took advantage of these 3 hours which many times allowed me to finish my assignments before I even went home…. Read 153 reviews

#10 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

School for Advanced Studies – Homestead

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

11-12,

153 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 4 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says School for Advanced Studies Homestead is an incredible school choice if you prioritize college readiness and want to get ahead in studies. SAS is for Juniors and Seniors who want to take dual….

Read 153 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 138,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 35 to 1,

#13 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: Coral Reef Senior High School is the best school in South Florida. The faculty and staff ensures that their students are in a safe environment at all times, and takes the safety of their students seriously. Academically Coral Reef has the best and diverse programs that is catered to every individual students different way of learning. There are many resources provided for the students in order to help them succeed academically which is one of my favorite things. Not only is academics something they support the students at Coral Reef with but they make sure to check on the students mental health. Coral Reef has amazing counselors that provide help to their students whenever they need it, and the administration is one of the most welcoming I know. The best part about Coral Reef is the experience of it all, being apart of a magnet program, learning material that interests you, being in a learning environment that is fun and innovative, and most importantly knowing that you matter!… Read 1,538 reviews

#13 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Coral Reef Senior High School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

8-12,

1538 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says Coral Reef Senior High School is the best school in South Florida. The faculty and staff ensures that their students are in a safe environment at all times, and takes the safety of their students….

Read 1538 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 3,467,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,

#14 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: I had such an amazing experience with New World! The school is so diverse and filled with all types of people to all find a way to get a lot! The set up the school forces you to take responsibility of yourself and the college like feel make the transition from here to university seamless. The group of people you meet in your freshman year and grow up with until your senior year is your family and they make the experience even more worthwhile. Although it is a lot of work if you love your art enough the artistic activities and shows we put on make it all worth it!… Read 307 reviews

#14 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

New World School of the Arts

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

307 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 3 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says I had such an amazing experience with New World! The school is so diverse and filled with all types of people to all find a way to get a lot! The set up the school forces you to take responsibility….

Read 307 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 485,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

#15 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Sophomore: To be completely honest I have mixed opinions on my school. Sure it is my home, I have plenty of friends and teachers that have both inspired me and changed the way I think. But there are also a lot of downsides. People can come and go without much questioning (this brings concerns for safety) as long as you drive in and say you’ll pick someone up they’ll let you in. Furthermore, there is a wide variety of classes offered which makes me ecstatic, plenty of AP and AS classes give people the chance to move forward. So yes you can advance in MAST and take anything from advanced art to science. So many interesting classes but sadly, I’d say we’re understaffed. A lot of teachers are great! But some are unenthusiastic or not qualified for their job. You can’t put a knitting teacher to teach math… Seriously it does not go well. Regardless, my experience at MAST has been decent. Administration has gotten a bit better, I still wish they’d fix the pool! I do waterpolo and it never got fixed….. Read 342 reviews

#15 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Mast Academy

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

6-12,

342 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Sophomore says To be completely honest I have mixed opinions on my school. Sure it is my home, I have plenty of friends and teachers that have both inspired me and changed the way I think. But there are also a lot….

Read 342 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 1,562,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,

#17 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Junior: Overall, iPrep Academy is a STEM focused school that does not offer a lot of options for those seeking a career in the arts or sports. There also aren’t many afterschool activities and the school lacks in spirit (fundraisers are super challenging). However, its strong suit is that it is a relatively small school, so there is a good opportunity for building up a personalized teacher-student relationship. Regarding the teachers, most of the teachers are excellent and try their best to accommodate the student’s needs…. Read 116 reviews

#17 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

iPrep Academy

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

PK, K-12,

116 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says Overall, iPrep Academy is a STEM focused school that does not offer a lot of options for those seeking a career in the arts or sports. There also aren’t many afterschool activities and the school. …

Read 116 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 899,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,

#22 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: Great experience. Recommended to all students serious about education and attending college. Parents can be assured that their kids will get a great education and will be challenged to be better. All the classes are Honor, at least. Several AP options as well.
Terra professors will make sure that students will be ready to apply for Florida Bright Futures scholarships. Class of 2022 achieved 78% of Bright futures scholarships.
School is very safe and facilities are only 10-15 year old. Several clubs options and sports teams. However, education takes precedence above all those extracurricular activities.
Staff is very involved and motivated to have all the students succeed. Terra has achieved 100% graduation rate since it was established…. Read 794 reviews

#22 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Terra Environmental Research Institute

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

794 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says Great experience. Recommended to all students serious about education and attending college. Parents can be assured that their kids will get a great education and will be challenged to be better. All…Terra professors will make sure that students will be ready to apply for Florida Bright Futures scholarships. Class of 2022 achieved 78% of Bright futures scholarships. School is very safe and facilities are only 10-15 year old. Several clubs options and sports teams. However, education takes precedence above all those extracurricular activities. Staff is very involved and motivated to have all the students succeed. Terra has achieved 100% graduation rate since it was established. .

Read 794 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 1,737,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,

#23 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: This school is quite strict when it comes to uniforms and we moved into our new building this year and it is quite small. There is only 500 students so you are pretty much seeing the same faces everyday. There are also no sports. I am however grateful for the opportunity of being able to take dual enrollment classes at the FIU BBC campus for college credit. If you meet the requirements you can also qualify for full-time dual enrollment which may be beneficial if you wish to graduate with your Associates. If you are looking strictly for a STEM career then this is the school for you. I think that even though it is primarily focused on marine science there should be some more creative outlets. We have a journalism class but that is about it. At times the office is also a bit unorganized so it can be frustrating to get the information or documents you need. Overall it’s a decent school…. Read 82 reviews

#23 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

MastatFiu

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

82 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says This school is quite strict when it comes to uniforms and we moved into our new building this year and it is quite small. There is only 500 students so you are pretty much seeing the same faces….

Read 82 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 443,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 28 to 1,

#26 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: DASH is a great school with a wonderful environment. It’s thorough artistic curriculum provides young artist the resources they need in order to thrive and develop their creativity. The combination of the program’s artistic focus and strong academics does an excellent job at preparing students for college; DASH graduates tend to excel after graduation with their developed sense of independence. The faculty is extremely supportive and well seasoned in their designated areas of teaching. The tight-knit relationship and involvement with their students truly makes DASH a tight knit family.
While the school offers many opportunities, I think a more organized system for acknowledging the mental health and well-being of the students would be beneficial. Many students tend to feel overworked due to the schools demanding curriculum; I think increased communication between the students and faculty as well as implementing a sort of organized structure would enhance the DASH experience…. Read 304 reviews

#26 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Design & Architecture Senior High School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

304 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says DASH is a great school with a wonderful environment. It’s thorough artistic curriculum provides young artist the resources they need in order to thrive and develop their creativity. The combination…While the school offers many opportunities, I think a more organized system for acknowledging the mental health and well-being of the students would be beneficial. Many students tend to feel….

Read 304 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 504,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

#34 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Sophomore: Overall an excellent school in my opinion and I would say, that there is a lot of opportunities if you’re willing to take risks. The environment of the class really depends on the teacher you get, some for example are really nice and helpful, while others are strict and complicated. But overall it is great! But the administration is really biased, they always listen to the staffs and don’t give much attention to the children and listen to their opinion. They think they’re keeping the school safe and great by listening to the staff and punishing children for mistakes wrongly…. Read 502 reviews

#34 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Doral Academy Charter High School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

502 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Sophomore says Overall an excellent school in my opinion and I would say, that there is a lot of opportunities if you’re willing to take risks. The environment of the class really depends on the teacher you get,….

Read 502 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 1,874,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 1874 to 1,

#36 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Junior: I am a current student at mast academy and this is my third year going to the school. I can say academically this schools is one of the best schools to choose the teachers care about their students and their best academic interest. The activities are not the biggest but the ones that I have attended have have been fun. The administration makes sure that the students are safe both physically and mentally. They care about the students future and getting them involved in making the right decisions. They offer us many opportunities to gain community service, college opportunities. This school allows us to get familiar with the college environment and what is expected from us as students and adults both personally and education wise. This schools has allowed students to further their education in the medical aspect…. Read 273 reviews

#36 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Medical Academy for Science & Technology (MAST)

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

273 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 1 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says I am a current student at mast academy and this is my third year going to the school. I can say academically this schools is one of the best schools to choose the teachers care about their students….

Read 273 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 794,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 24 to 1,

#37 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Junior: I attended Jose Marti Mast for the past six years, and while this school has played a significant role in who I am as a person today, it was not without its faults. JMMA has provided me with a stellar education and teachers dedicated to their students, but it has failed in terms of activities and class unity. Lack of school spirit developed from poorly planned outings and in-school projects, making it harder to create a linked community. When students have concerns, it is challenging to turn to a staff that tends to be just as lost and misinformed as we are. Despite its defects, JMMA has created a competitive environment for the students, which keeps everyone focused on academia and continuously working towards improvement. AP and honors courses are prioritized, and students are encouraged to chase the pursuit of knowledge rigorously. The change I would like to see for the upcoming high schoolers stresses strengthening class bonds and balancing pleasant activities with schoolwork…. Read 61 reviews

#37 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

6-12,

61 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says I attended Jose Marti Mast for the past six years, and while this school has played a significant role in who I am as a person today, it was not without its faults. JMMA has provided me with a. …

Read 61 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 959,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

#38 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Alum: I have graduated from here several years ago, and attended from 6th-12th grade.
It was, and to my understanding, still remains, an excellent school. The greatest advantage about going here is the ability to get t know your teachers very, very well.
My advice to excel in this school is the following:
I. Bond with the teachers: They are highly skilled, and care deeply about their students. Mine were mentors and confidants. They will help you with whatever you need to get where you want to go, and indeed, help you find out where that is.
II. Particular to high school – be aware of the programmes offered to you: I attribute my success in university to specialising while I was still in high school. YOU CAN DO THIS – you do not have to take a general class load throughout high school. The opportunities for scholarships, academic achievements, and learning about a subfield, are multitudinous. DO DUAL ENROLLMENT. It’s a leadership school – be a leader in the navigation of your life!… Read 120 reviews

#38 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Young Women’s Preparatory Academy

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

6-12,

120 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says I have graduated from here several years ago, and attended from 6th-12th grade. It was, and to my understanding, still remains, an excellent school. The greatest advantage about going here is the ability to get t know your teachers very, very well. My advice to excel in this school is the following:I. Bond with the teachers: They are highly skilled, and care deeply about their students. Mine were mentors and confidants. They will help you with whatever you need to get where you want to go, and. ..II. Particular to high school – be aware of the programmes offered to you: I attribute my success in university to specialising while I was still in high school. YOU CAN DO THIS – you do not have to….

Read 120 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A+,

Students: 424,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

#41 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: What i love about ISPA is the diversity in students from all over the world. It’s language programs allows you to learn other languages as well! We are so small it’s like a family. The thing i would change about ISPA are some educators. It’s hard to find a passion or enjoy learning with teachers that teaching students aren’t their first. In all, we have great events, clubs and trips that we plan every year that are helped by everyone. … Read 130 reviews

#41 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

International Studies Preparatory Academy

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

130 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says What i love about ISPA is the diversity in students from all over the world. It’s language programs allows you to learn other languages as well! We are so small it’s like a family. The thing i would….

Read 130 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 381,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

#42 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Junior: The curriculum is challenging, and if school is not consistently a top priority for students, it can definitely set them back. Despite the demanding workload, the small class sizes make for a more personal learning experience and a strong sense of community. The emphasis on Greek language and culture along with the critical thinking based (almost Socratic style) teaching methods are what set the school apart from others. Although some complain that the school lacks activities and spirit, it truly depends on what each class makes of their time there. It is difficult but very possible to receive a high quality education and still achieve a uniquely memorable high school experience there…. Read 121 reviews

#42 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Archimedean Upper Conservatory (AUC)

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

121 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says The curriculum is challenging, and if school is not consistently a top priority for students, it can definitely set them back. Despite the demanding workload, the small class sizes make for a more….

Read 121 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 320,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

#61 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Alum: Doral Academy is a wonderful school for all kinds of students. Whether you are an athlete, have a passion for the arts, an academically strong student, or all of the above, you will do great here. The sports teams are determined, the performing arts are very talented, there’s a great variety of classes, and the opportunity to earn your AA while being in the school. I was a Performing Arts student for all four years and am so thankful for all the opportunities I was given throughout my time here; competitions, real-world experiences, and in-class projects are just a few. I also was able to get my AA from Doral College, which is a great savings and allowed me to experience college responsibilities early on. I highly recommend Doral to anyone interested!… Read 132 reviews

#61 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Doral Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

132 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 2 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says Doral Academy is a wonderful school for all kinds of students. Whether you are an athlete, have a passion for the arts, an academically strong student, or all of the above, you will do great here…..

Read 132 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 426,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 426 to 1,

#97 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: ISCHS is a small family. Everyone in there knows and cares for each other. Your teachers know your name, with small and personal class sizes. Teachers are more than ready to help you grow academically and personally, just like all the staff. We do lack a bit in sports, but when there’s a game, everyone cheers and has fun. There sure is a bunch of Eagle spirit! Lots of opportunities to get involved with dozens of clubs catered to many interests. Rigorous academics but with a manageable workload. The food is very tasty! Perfect school. If I could change one thing, it would be to have more time here!… Read 123 reviews

#97 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

International Studies Charter High School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

123 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says ISCHS is a small family. Everyone in there knows and cares for each other. Your teachers know your name, with small and personal class sizes. Teachers are more than ready to help you grow….

Read 123 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 405,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 25 to 1,

#112 Best Public High Schools in Florida

#112 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Mater Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

11 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars.

Featured Review: Junior says It provides an abundance of resources and an amazing team of counselors and teachers, most of which are very willing to help a student according to their needs..

Read 11 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A,

Students: 309,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 309 to 1,

#169 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Alum: My four year experience at Law Enforcement officers memorial high school were great. This high school helped me a lot the education is super great. Students are able to find what they would like to do in the future. For example they are mainly focus on the Law enforcement field such as Law, homeland security, and forensics science. Students are able to learn in the different academics they are and that will help them know on what they would like to major in college if they would like to proceed to the law enforcement field in the future…. Read 209 reviews

#169 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Law Enforcement Officers Memorial High School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

209 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says My four year experience at Law Enforcement officers memorial high school were great. This high school helped me a lot the education is super great. Students are able to find what they would like to….

Read 209 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 352,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

#174 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: Miami Lakes Educational Center has provided me with the opportunity to receive an advantage within the field of culinary arts through their culinary program. It has provided me wit han extensive knowledge on the basic foundation and intermediate foundations within the culinary arts degree and has prepared me for the challenges and hurdles that are to come within the preparation of my advancement for my degree for Culinary Arts. I’ve also had the advantage of receiving my ServSafe Certificate, which allows me to advance in the culinary program courses. the atmosphere and environment of the school has also given me the chance to form bonds and connections it’s others who desire to excel within this career through the programs offered here at Miami Lakes Educational Center…. Read 607 reviews

#174 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Miami Lakes Educational Center – High School

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

607 Niche users give it an average review of 3. 9 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says Miami Lakes Educational Center has provided me with the opportunity to receive an advantage within the field of culinary arts through their culinary program. It has provided me wit han extensive….

Read 607 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 1,093,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

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#184 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Senior: My experience at MLA has been a great one. I have been attending MLA since 8th grade and immediately felt included and accepted. It is a smaller school environment where you have more interaction with students and teachers. Any issues you may have in class or needing help with assignments, teachers are willing to help. I was able to create great friendships immediately as many are so welcoming. They have a great sports program where I was able to participate in the boys soccer program all throughout high school. This allowed me to participate in school activities outside of school. They held many nice events for the students to engage and volunteer in. Overall this has been a great high school experience for me…. Read 279 reviews

#184 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Mater Lakes Academy High School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

279 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.

Featured Review: Senior says My experience at MLA has been a great one. I have been attending MLA since 8th grade and immediately felt included and accepted. It is a smaller school environment where you have more interaction….

Read 279 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

Students: 1,175,

#216 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Alum: Miami Arts Charter- MAC for short, will always be my home! I developed a love for theater, made awesome memories, and learned crucial life skills. I was able to take AP courses, free ACT/SAT prep, founded clubs, participated in main stage shows & thespian competitions, National Honor Society, Young Arts, Umatilla Youth camp, even took a “personal development” course that taught me how to manage credit, house hunt, file taxes, etc. These enriching experiences shaped me as an individual and helped me be better prepared for the real world. I have such positive things to say about MAC, that my younger sister recently followed in my foot steps & auditioned for the theater program as a 6th grader. MAC is very welcoming, organized, professional staff, stresses the importance of kindness, great lunch options (Chic-fil-a on Wednesdays!), wonderful college prep courses, exciting field trips, just overall 10/10. I wish every kid in the world could go to MAC and have this incredible education!… Read 226 reviews

#216 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Miami Arts Charter School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

6-12,

226 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

Featured Review: Alum says Miami Arts Charter- MAC for short, will always be my home! I developed a love for theater, made awesome memories, and learned crucial life skills. I was able to take AP courses, free ACT/SAT prep,….

Read 226 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: B+,

Students: 1,123,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

#221 Best Public High Schools in Florida

Freshman: This school was interesting compared to most I’ve been to. For the bright side, it is a very spirited school compared to the rest I’ve been too. They put pride to their way of teaching and activities. They make class shirts in school colors to display school spirit. In addition, the school has top tier safety. Friendly police guards the school, moreover, we have a plethora of school security staff roaming the halls. Although, it is very secure, it means there are very strict rules. Dress code is supremely strict. For instance, all black shoes are mandated. So if a VANS logo tag is shown on the back of your shoe. They would bring you to the office and make you wait there. Furthermore, they have a super strict bathroom policy. Some teachers don’t allow students to use the bathroom at all during their class. If you have an emergency in those 90 minutes of class, you will have to pee your pants. The school is good, it’s academics, and activities to offer is amazing, but very strict…. Read 37 reviews

#221 Best Public High Schools in Florida.

Somerset Academy Charter High School

Blue checkmark.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL,

9-12,

37 Niche users give it an average review of 3. 9 stars.

Featured Review: Freshman says This school was interesting compared to most I’ve been to. For the bright side, it is a very spirited school compared to the rest I’ve been too. They put pride to their way of teaching and….

Read 37 reviews.

Overall Niche Grade: B+,

Students: 833,

Student-Teacher Ratio: 417 to 1,

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KLA Schools of North Miami Beach is a childhood center that offers high-quality Reggio Emilia inspired education.

Our school is a home away from home where your child will develop cognitive, cultural, and body skills and build a strong foundation in early childhood education. Our philosophy is based on the Reggio Emilia Approach, which is a pedagogy that utilizes self-directed, experiential learning in relationship-driven environments. It inspires children to thrive by exploring their curiosity, learning through creative ways, and most of all, teaches how to use the knowledge in everyday life.

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Who We Are

KLA Schools of North Miami Beach is a childhood center that offers high-quality Reggio Emilia inspired education.

Our school is a home away from home where your child will develop cognitive, cultural, and body skills and build a strong foundation in early childhood education. Our philosophy is based on the Reggio Emilia Approach, which is a pedagogy that utilizes self-directed, experiential learning in relationship-driven environments. It inspires children to thrive by exploring their curiosity, learning through creative ways, and most of all, teaches how to use the knowledge in everyday life.

We are a community-based state of the art facility designed with the Reggio Emilia Approach in mind, including a large Piazza with exploration area, a spacious Atelier, and two playground areas with different age-appropriate equipment. We also offer outdoor activities for the children to get in touch with nature.

KLA Schools of North Miami Beach features the most functional and safe furniture available for early education, which includes specially crafted pieces hand-selected from a furnishing company in Reggio Emilia, Italy.

At our school, teachers, parents, and the community work together towards the child’s development. We nourish quality communication and relationships. We welcome ideas for learning and share best practices so that we can provide a high-quality experience for the children.

Nutrition is equally important to us and we offer healthful meals and snacks, served family-style. Teachers and staff eat with the children to encourage and demonstrate social eating. We use tablecloth and utensils because we value the children and we want them to feel at home.

At KLA Schools of North Miami Beach, we take cleanness, safety, and having an inviting environment seriously as these motivate the children to explore, discover, and grow.

We encourage you to schedule a tour or take a moment to watch our virtual tour to immerse yourself in our dynamic programs and to appreciate KLA Schools’ unique approach to nurturing your child.

*KLA Schools of North Miami Beach is an independently owned business operating under a franchise agreement with KLA Franchise, LLC.

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What Makes Us Unique

Enrichment Courses
Physical Education, Spanish, Art, and Music are weekly courses included in the tuition to offer children opportunities to expand upon their interests during their daily experiences.

* Spanish is incorporated in all classes throughout the day. Children in the class of the Four’s receive special instruction for reading, writing, and speaking the language.

Spacious Playgrounds
Slides, a stage theater, and houses for pretend play are all part of the outdoor spaces offered to children. A separate playground is available for the toddlers and infants, providing opportunities for safe and age-appropriate play.

Preparation for Elementary School
State-of-the-art integration of technology, arts, and science with creative expression. Along with physical well-being and social development, we ready children for lifelong success.

Secure Facility
With closed circuit cameras and electronically locked doors, we offer peace of mind to families.

Inspiring Location
Located in beautiful North Miami Beach, children can explore their environment in the context of their own backyard. Local businesses and wildlife are part of our everyday lives.

Atelier (Art Studio)
An Atelier connotes an artist’s workroom and at KLA Schools of North Miami Beach, it is a common space for the children that supports the use of different media while encouraging exchanges between the different materials, people, and ideas.

Children’s Garden
The children and families of KLA Schools care for this intimate plot of ground where opportunities for growth, exploration, and a close look at nature are provided.

Family Atmosphere
We are a family where the whole school, not just the teachers but also all other members of the staff, know your child personally.

What Makes Us Unique

Enrichment Courses
Physical Education, Spanish, Art, and Music are weekly courses included in the tuition to offer children opportunities to expand upon their interests during their daily experiences.

* Spanish is incorporated in all classes throughout the day. Children in the class of the Four’s receive special instruction for reading, writing, and speaking the language.

Spacious Playgrounds
Slides, a stage theater, and houses for pretend play are all part of the outdoor spaces offered to children. A separate playground is available for the toddlers and infants, providing opportunities for safe and age-appropriate play.

Preparation for Elementary School
State-of-the-art integration of technology, arts, and science with creative expression. Along with physical well-being and social development, we ready children for lifelong success.

Secure Facility
With closed circuit cameras and electronically locked doors, we offer peace of mind to families.

Inspiring Location
Located in beautiful North Miami Beach, children can explore their environment in the context of their own backyard. Local businesses and wildlife are part of our everyday lives.

Atelier (Art Studio)
An Atelier connotes an artist’s workroom and at KLA Schools of North Miami Beach, it is a common space for the children that supports the use of different media while encouraging exchanges between the different materials, people, and ideas.

Children’s Garden
The children and families of KLA Schools care for this intimate plot of ground where opportunities for growth, exploration, and a close look at nature are provided.

Family Atmosphere
We are a family where the whole school, not just the teachers but also all other members of the staff, know your child personally.

–Newsweek
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Learn More</p> <p><h5></h5> <h5>To learn more about our school, please click the button below.</h5> </p> <hr/> <p>Request Information</p> <h2>School of Rock North Miami</h2> <p>School of Rock North Miami | Music Lessons & Programs</p> <p>North Miami</p> <p><h3>Explore School of Rock</h3> </p> <h3>Explore School of Rock</h3> <address itemprop="location" itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Place"> School of Rock North Miami<br />2000 NE 146 Street<br />North Miami, FL 33181<br />(305) 454-0688</p> <h5>Location Specifics</h5> <p>Adjacent to the Ninja Lounge.</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Get Directions </p> </p></address> <p>Hours</p> <ul> <li> Monday:<br /> 2:30 PM – 8:30 PM </li> <li> Tuesday:<br /> 2:30 PM – 8:30 PM </li> <li> Wednesday:<br /> 2:30 PM – 8:30 PM </li> <li> Thursday:<br /> 2:30 PM – 8:30 PM </li> <li> Friday:<br /> 2:30 PM – 8:30 PM </li> <li> Saturday:<br /> 11 AM – 4 PM </li> <li> Sunday:<br /> Closed </li> </ul> <p>School of Rock North Miami serves North Miami, Miami, Aventura, Miami Shores, Miami Beach, Wynwood, Midtown, North Bay Village, Normandy Isles, Surfside, North Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Bal Harbor, Hollywood, and surrounding communities.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> <br /> <br /> Our programs, camps, and workshops for toddlers, kids, teens, and adults make learning to play music fun and create great communities of musicians. School of Rock is the leader in performance-based music education. We combine one-on-one drums, bass, keyboard, vocals, and guitar lessons with group practices. Students learn to play music from day one and put on live performances at local venues. Our experienced instructors are local musicians themselves who combine the performance-based School of Rock Method and programs with individual music lessons to get results for our students.</p> <h3>Programs we offer</h3> <p>Rock 101</p> <p>Ages 8-13</p> <p>Rock 101 is one of School of Rock North Miami’s top programs for kids and beginners. Students have one weekly group rehearsal where they learn to play classic rock songs that have been simplified for beginner musicians. Additionally, Rock 101 students in North Miami have a weekly private music lesson with an instructor who helps them learn the concepts and skills behind their performance songs.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 WEEKLY PRIVATE LESSON</li> <li>1 WEEKLY GROUP REHEARSAL</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>Our music programs for kids in North Miami are designed to get students on stage performing, with the goal of building strong musical proficiency. Younger students at School of Rock North Miami who have participated in the Rookies program can move to our Rock 101 music program once they’re ready. Additionally, students (typically ages 8 to 13-years-old) can begin Rock 101 without any prior experience. The goal of this rock program is to quickly develop a basic competence on students’ chosen instruments before moving on to our famous Performance Program.</p> <p>Performance</p> <p>Ages 8-18</p> <p>The Performance Program at School of Rock North Miami is our hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students enroll each year. It consists of a weekly group rehearsal where kids and teens learn by playing rock music’s most iconic songs with a band composed of their peers.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Students are assigned songs and parts that are tailored to them based on their age, experience and ability to learn new skills and concepts. Students then work through their parts in weekly private music lessons, refining the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to prepare kids and teens for live performances. Every few months, School of Rock North Miami Performance Program students take the stage and play at local North Miami music venues in front of a live audience.</p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 WEEKLY PRIVATE LESSON</li> <li>1 WEEKLY GROUP REHEARSAL</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>School of Rock North Miami’s music programs for kids and teens are designed to inspire by getting students on stage and performing. All of our other music education programs focus on readying students for our famous Performance Program.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> This is where students develop incredible musical skills. Performance Program students have often gone through our Rock 101 program first or have some previous basic music experience. These young musicians will have custom development plans outlined by their instructors with key concepts reinforced during private lessons and group rehearsals, all with the goal of performing live at a North Miami music venue.</p> <p>Rookies</p> <p>Ages 6-7</p> <p>At School of Rock North Miami, our music program for children with no previous musical experience (typically ages 6 to 7-years-old) is called Rookies. Rookies students have one weekly group music lesson where they learn fundamentals like chords, rhythm and song structure. Kids get to learn and experiment with multiple instruments so they can later decide which one they ultimately want to continue pursuing in Rock 101.</p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 WEEKLY GROUP LESSON</li> <li>USE OF SIMPLIFIED ROCK INSTRUMENTS TO TEACH KIDS TO PLAY MUSIC</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>All of our music programs are designed to inspire students to learn and develop a strong musical proficiency.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> At School of Rock North Miami, younger students who are not ready for a more comprehensive program like Rock 101 can start in Rookies. Additionally, students who have completed the Little Wing program will progress into the Rookies music program. No prior musical experience is needed for Rookies. Once your child is ready for private music lessons (typically older than first or second graders), they will graduate into our Rock 101 program.</p> <p>Songwriting</p> <p>Age 12 and over</p> <p>Our Songwriting program for kids and teens teaches the fundamentals of songwriting, arrangement and music theory, and helps students compose original works. At School of Rock North Miami, songwriting students receive one weekly private lesson where they learn concepts, technique and theory on an instrument of their choice. These principles are then applied in a weekly group lesson where students work together on songwriting exercises and lyrical workshops. Every few months, Songwriting students take the stage to perform or band together to record their original songs.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>What to Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 weekly private lesson</li> <li>1 weekly group lesson</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>Our Songwriting program for kids and teens in North Miami is designed to create musical proficiency through the creation of original music. Students at School of Rock North Miami who have completed our Rock 101 program can move to our Songwriting program once they’re ready. Additionally, new students who have prior experience with and basic knowledge of an instrument can also begin Songwriting. The program culminates with a live showcase where students perform their original compositions in bands at a local music venue. Students taking the Songwriting Program online will remotely record their original songs to produce a demo of the class’s music.</p> <p>Online</p> <p>All Ages</p> <p>At School of Rock North Miami, our students can take online, one-on-one music instruction from the comfort of their homes.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> We call this program School of Rock Remote. This online music program contains weekly one-on-one instruction conducted by our expert School of Rock instructors in a safe virtual lesson room.</p> <p> </p> <p>Students will receive their training using our proprietary education program, The School of Rock Method™, which couples live video lessons with our proprietary Method App™, SongFirst Approach™ and Method Books™. </p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>ONE WEEKLY 1-ON-1 LESSON</li> <li>LESSONS CONDUCTED USING SECURE VIDEO TECHNOLOGY</li> </ul> <h4>THE PATH TO TAKE THE STAGE</h4> <p>All of our music programs for kids, teens, and adults are designed to help students gain amazing musical proficiency. School of Rock’s online music lesson program is no exception. Online guitar lessons, online piano lessons, online drum lessons, online singing lessons and online bass guitar lessons are all offered through the School of Rock Remote online program.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>Little Wing</p> <p>Ages 3-5</p> <p>At School of Rock North Miami our Little Wing music program for preschoolers and toddlers teaches students foundational music skills by playing games and participating in other interactive musical activities. Little Wing students have one weekly group music lesson in which they use classic rock songs to learn about rhythm, song structure, melody and dynamics through play.</p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 WEEKLY GROUP LESSON</li> <li>USE HAND PERCUSSION & OTHER TOOLS TO LEARN RHYTHM PATTERNS & MUSIC SYNTAX</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>The Little Wing music program is the first step in a young musician’s journey. At School of Rock North Miami, toddlers and preschoolers who show an interest in music should start with Little Wing. As they get older, they will progress into the Rookies program, followed by Rock 101 and the Performance Program.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>Adult Program</p> <p>Ages 18+</p> <p>School of Rock North Miami’s Adult Program is for students over 18 years old who are looking to either improve their musical proficiency or pick up an instrument with no prior musical experience. As with most School of Rock music programs, the Adult Program uses a performance-based music education approach. This means the curriculum focuses on learning music concepts and applying them in a live performance setting. Our Adult Music Program includes one weekly private music lesson and a weekly group rehearsal. Every student at School of Rock North Miami is placed in a band of fellow adults and then assigned specific songs as a way of learning key music concepts and skills. Adult students then take the stage to play at a live show in North Miami.</p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>1 WEEKLY PRIVATE LESSON</li> <li>1 WEEKLY GROUP REHEARSAL</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>All of our music programs are designed to inspire by getting students on stage and performing, with the goal of building strong musical proficiency along the way.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> The School of Rock North Miami Adult Program is open to all experience levels and each student will follow a customized learning plan developed by their instructor. Adult students will work together during rehearsal to prepare for a live performance at a real rock venue in North Miami.</p> <p>AllStars</p> <p>Age 17 and Under</p> <p>The School of Rock AllStars Tour takes the very best students from around the world and sends them on a nationwide summer tour across the United States. Less than 1% of School of Rock students are selected each year to represent School of Rock as an AllStar. All Performance Program students are eligible to audition for this prestigious program. The intensive audition process starts off with video submissions followed by live auditions. Once selected, AllStar students will have an authentic touring experience including traveling on a tour bus, doing tour publicity and starring in nightly performances at famous venues and festivals during a two-week tour. </p> <p>What To Expect</p> <ul> <li>A MULTI-CITY, COUNTRY-WIDE MUSIC TOUR EXPERIENCE</li> <li>PERFORMING ON SOME OF THE BIGGEST AND MOST FAMOUS STAGES IN THE WORLD</li> </ul> <h4>The Path to Take the Stage</h4> <p>Becoming an AllStar is the highest level of achievement for a School of Rock student.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> They play on legendary stages large and small, including The Knitting Factory, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, The Troubadour and Lollapalooza. AllStar students often go on to have accomplished careers in the music industry. Former AllStars have gone on to become touring artists, star in Broadway musicals, get signed to record deals, become finalists on talent competitions like “The Voice” and “American Idol” and have other notable roles in the music industry.</p> <h3>Music Lessons in North Miami</h3> <h4> Guitar Lessons for All Skill Levels<br /> </h4> <h5>Beginner Guitar Lessons for Kids</h5> <p>At School of Rock North Miami, we offer beginner guitar lessons for kids. Our expert guitar instructors guide your child from start to finish with private instruction and weekly group band rehearsals. Every instructor at School of Rock North Miami is an experienced musician, and they emphasize foundational music theory and technique when teaching guitar lessons to kids.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Unlike other North Miami guitar lessons and programs, School of Rock is designed to get students performing in a band.</p> <h5>Beginner Guitar Lessons for Adults</h5> <p>It’s never too late to learn to play the guitar. Similar to our kids guitar lessons, School of Rock North Miami’s beginner guitar lessons for adults utilizes a performance-based curriculum. Our experienced instructors teach adult students through popular rock songs, and teach students to play guitar in a way that’s challenging and fun. We believe the best way to learn is by doing, which is why we combine weekly private guitar lessons with group band rehearsals. At School of Rock North Miami, we teach beginner guitar lessons for adults in our Adult Program. This program gets students performing onstage at a local North Miami venue.</p> <p>Key Concepts</p> <ul> <li>Technique</li> <li>Solos</li> <li>Chords</li> <li>Theory</li> </ul> <h4>Intermediate to Advanced Guitar Lessons</h4> <p>As students gain skills and experience, we move them along to more challenging programs at higher skill levels.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Intermediate and advanced students take the skills they learned in beginner guitar lessons, and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. School of Rock North Miami offers advanced guitar lessons for kids and adults that teach by playing challenging classic rock songs and emphasize playing the guitar in a real music venue. Our North Miami guitar teachers will work with each student to develop a custom learning plan.</p> <h4> Drum Lessons for All Skill Levels<br /> </h4> <h5>Beginner Drum Lessons for Kids</h5> <p>School of Rock North Miami is the best option for anyone looking to learn the drums. Our beginner drum lessons get kids behind the drum kit and on their way to taking the stage. That’s why at School of Rock North Miami we combine private drum lessons for beginners with weekly band rehearsals—it prepares students to perform live. With years of experience teaching drums in North Miami, our drum instructors teach beginner drum students core techniques, including how to groove, play rudiments and more.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <h5>Beginner Drum Lessons for Adults</h5> <p>Our drum lessons for adults are designed to accommodate all skill levels. At School of Rock North Miami, our beginner drum lessons for adults are built for musicians with little to no experience. We teach adults using the same core performance-based education philosophy as our drum lessons for kids—performing with a band accelerates the learning process. Adult students will perform live at a venue in North Miami. Unlike other North Miami drum lessons for beginners, School of Rock combines private drum lessons with weekly band rehearsals so students are ready to play in front of real, live audiences.</p> <p>Key Concepts</p> <ul> <li>RUDIMENTS</li> <li>TIME SIGNATURES</li> <li>TECHNIQUE</li> <li>GROOVE</li> </ul> <h4>Intermediate to Advanced Drum Lessons</h4> <p>More experienced to advanced drum students need a drum lesson curriculum that builds upon foundational skills and continues to grow musical proficiency.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> That’s why at School of Rock North Miami, our drum lessons are customized for each student and his or her goals. Our North Miami drum instructors integrate more complex techniques and concepts—intermediary grooves, shifts, meters and more—into a student’s individual lessons and group band rehearsal, and will also select more difficult songs for his or her live performances.  </p> <p> </p> <h4> Singing Lessons for All Skill Levels<br /> </h4> <h5>Beginner Singing Lessons for Kids </h5> <p>School of Rock North Miami offers beginner singing lessons for kids. Our unique, performance-based approach develops students’ musical proficiency by preparing them to perform live. At School of Rock North Miami, our vocal coaches are practicing musicians who integrate key music fundamentals—breathing, posture and more—into a curriculum based on performing with a band. Each week, beginner singing students participate in a private singing lesson and a band rehearsal.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <h5>Beginner Singing Lessons for Adults</h5> <p>School of Rock North Miami teaches adults how to sing in our innovative Adult Program. Students develop vocal skills at a challenging pace designed to help you see results with every singing lesson. Adult vocalists learn how to keep tempo, stay on-key and master advanced vocal techniques for a powerful and healthy voice. Our curriculum teaches students how to sing by using popular rock songs that emphasize key concepts. Each week, Adult Program students have a private singing lesson for beginners and group band rehearsal. </p> <p>Key Concepts</p> <ul> <li>TECHNIQUE</li> <li>HARMONY</li> <li>POWER</li> <li>READING</li> </ul> <h4>Intermediate to Advanced Singing Lessons</h4> <p>At School of Rock North Miami, our singing lessons for kids and adults are designed to help our students reach a high degree of musical proficiency.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Intermediate and advanced singers take skills learned from previous singing lessons and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. Our advanced singing lessons teach students to sing by performing popular rock songs that illustrate a specific vocal concept or technique. We pair weekly private singing lessons with weekly band rehearsals with the goal of getting musicians to perform live in North Miami.</p> <h4> Bass Lessons for All Skill Levels<br /> </h4> <h5>Beginner Bass Lessons for Kids</h5> <p>School of Rock North Miami offers beginner bass guitar lessons for kids that blend weekly private instruction with weekly band rehearsals. This performance-based approach results in a high level of musical proficiency because it engages and inspires students. Every School of Rock bass instructor is a practicing musician in North Miami and teaches bass lessons for kids that get great results. Beginners learn to play bass guitar by using popular rock songs that illustrate key concepts and techniques.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <h5>Beginner Bass Lessons for Adults</h5> <p>Adults looking to learn bass guitar can enroll in School of Rock’s Adult Program. No experience is necessary in our beginner bass guitar lessons for adults. At School of Rock North Miami, our experienced, local bass guitar instructors have the patience and skills to help adult students gain musical proficiency. As with all School of Rock music programs, our bass guitar lessons for adults ciriculum is performance-based, and include both weekly private instruction and weekly band rehearsals.</p> <p>Key Concepts</p> <ul> <li>GROOVE</li> <li>TECHNIQUE</li> <li>THEORY</li> <li>TONE</li> </ul> <h4>Intermediate to Advanced Bass Lessons</h4> <p>Our intermediate to advanced bass guitar lessons teach North Miami students the skills they need to become the backbone of a band.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Students take skills from previous bass lessons and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. At School of Rock North Miami, our bass instructors use popular rock songs as a way of teaching students advanced concepts and techniques. We pair weekly private bass lessons with weekly band rehearsals to inspire and engage students throughout the learning process.</p> <h4> Keyboard Lessons for All Skill Levels<br /> </h4> <h5>Beginner Keyboard Lessons for Kids</h5> <p>At School of Rock we teach differently than other music schools in North Miami. Our curriculum is performance-based, meaning that we prepare students to perform. Our piano lessons for beginners combine weekly private instruction with weekly band rehearsals. At School of Rock North Miami, our beginner keyboard lessons for kids take key concepts and music fundamentals—finger placement, scales, key differentiation and more—and teach them through popular rock songs. This approach inspires and engages students, which results in attaining a high level of musical proficiency.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Our piano teachers have years of experience teaching music in the North Miami area, and know how to coach and motivate students of any skill level to play the keyboard.</p> <h5>Beginner Keyboard Lessons for Adults</h5> <p>The School of Rock North Miami Adult Program puts beginner keyboard students in a band. Adult Program students in the North Miami area learn to play piano through a combination of weekly private beginner piano lessons and weekly band rehearsals. At School of Rock, our piano lessons give adult students the chance to perform in a band at local North Miami music venues, taking them out of the classroom and onto the stage.</p> <p>Key Concepts</p> <ul> <li>TECHNIQUE</li> <li>TONE</li> <li>THEORY</li> <li>READING</li> </ul> <h4>Intermediate to Advanced Keyboard Lessons </h4> <p>At School of Rock North Miami, our keyboard lessons for kids and adults are designed to help students get results.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Intermediate and advanced students take skills learned from beginner keyboard lessons and layer on more advanced piano techniques with concepts. Our local keyboard instructors are all practicing musicians in North Miami, and use popular rock songs as a way of teaching complex skills. We pair weekly private piano lessons with weekly band rehearsals to inspire and engage students throughout the learning process.</p> <p>Our Experienced Music Teachers</p> <p>All of School of Rock North Miami’s music teachers are experienced musicians devoted to helping students attain musical proficiency. Our instructors guide students one-on-one to personalize learning, inspire confidence and build social skills.</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Marcel Salas</p> <p>Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher, Drum Teacher</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Edward “Teddy” Sullivan</p> <p>Guitar Teacher</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Sabina Arakcheyeva</p> <p>Little Wing Teacher, Receptionist</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Dylan McCue</p> <p>Bass Guitar Teacher, Guitar Teacher</p> <h3>Reviews</h3> <h4>Her Favorite Activity!</h4> <p>I enrolled my daughter in the Rookies class a little over a month ago.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> My daughter enjoys her class so much. 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Language On believes that learning opportunities are always present and we try to continually promote practical language proficiency by encouraging students and staff to attend various student events. This allows students additional opportunities to develop their English skills outside of the classroom and foster new friendships with students, faculty, and staff. </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$300</p> <h5>Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 16 km away </p> <h4> OHC Miami</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">10 reviews</p> <p>“Excellent, the school was an important experience for Mauro Sergio”</p> <p>“Amazing”</p> <p> We opened our doors in Miami Beach in the spring of 2011.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> As with the other Sol Schools, we offer a complete array of English programs in addition to Teacher Training and all inclusive Junior Programs.<br /> Of course, since we’re known for having the most vibrant and fun schools in the business, you can bet our Miami school is a place second to none!<br /> OHC Miami is situated in an historical building that was built in the 1920s, during the Art Deco era. The building is beautifully redesigned and is the perfect home to OHC Miami. Only minutes from the Ocean Drive Shopping District and 450 meters from the world famous South Beach and the Atlantic Ocean! </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$450</p> <h5>Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 17 km away </p> <h4> Atlantis University</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">1 review</p> <p>“Great Experience”</p> <p> ATLANTIS University, a U.S nationally accredited institution by ACCSC is located in Miami, Florida. As a higher education institution, with the goal of shaping capable professionals willing and able to participate in today’s competitive world, ATLANTIS UNIVERSITY through its School of Business ,School of Computer Sciences and Technology, School of Engineering and School of Health Care is committed to provide quality education through the use of modern pedagogic methods that include active class participation in order to foster interaction between faculty and students; enabling learners to manage a variety of business and social issues with creativity, responsibility and commitment and to be able to prepare students for the demands of a competitive global market.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> <br /> These are different levels of programs offered: <br /> <br /> 1. Degree Programs: <br /> <br /> School of Business :<br /> Master Science in Business Administration (MBA) <br /> Bachelor of Science in Business Administration- <br /> Major Concentrations in: <br /> International Business <br /> Marketing and Public Relations <br /> Business Economics <br /> HealthCare Management <br /> Associate of Science in Business Administration <br /> Associate of Science in International Business <br /> <br /> School of Computer Sciences and Technology:<br /> Master of Science in Information Technology (MIT) <br /> Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems <br /> Associate of Science in Computer Information Technology <br /> <br /> School of Engineering: <br /> Master of Science in Computer Engineering <br /> Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering <br /> <br /> School of Health :<br /> Master of Science in Healthcare Management<br /> <br /> ATLANTIS Language Institute <br /> Intensitve English program ( Levels 1-5) </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$290</p> <h5>Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 18 km away </p> <h4> InFluent: Miami</h4> <p> The host are located in Miami and surrounding areas.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>$1,370</p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$1,370</p> <h5>OHLA Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 19 km away </p> <h4> OHLA Schools</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">13 reviews</p> <p>“advisable”</p> <p>“I loved every second of my trip”</p> <p> As general information, OHLA runs one of the largest ESL programs in the Miami area. Our school can accommodate over 350 students and for those students pursuing University and Exam Preparation courses, OHLA dedicates a Graduate Studies Center, fully equipped with smart boards for an interactive learning experience.<br /> <br /> OHLA occupies the entire 18th floor of a beautiful bay view location right in the heart of Miami. With the ocean view as the front yard and the city as a back yard.<br /> <br /> Each classroom is equipped with Flat Screen TV’s, computers and full WiFi access to assist our teachers in delivering innovative and interactive learning activities.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> <br /> <br /> OHLA has over 25 classrooms and 3 computer labs. Students at OHLA have access to swimming pools, Jacuzzi’s and a gym free of charge. Students at OHLA can also register to our wellness center and enjoy yoga, aerobics and power plate’s, classes.<br /> <br /> OHLA offers a wide range of accommodation services, from host family accommodation to placement in 3 different student residence, one on campus and two off campus, just minutes away from our school.<br /> <br /> Over the years, OHLA has grown into a leader in the ESL field by guiding its international students towards the path of professional and personal growth. Students from over 60 nationalities become part of this institution that prides itself for its:<br /> <br /> • Highly accredited program<br /> • The stellar quality of its teaching staff and student services<br /> • The wide variety of accommodation options offered (homestay and 3 student residences)<br /> • Its incomparable facilities<br /> <br /> Come join one of the leading language schools of Miami! </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$740</p> <h5>Ironhack Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 19 km away </p> <h4> Ironhack Miami</h4> <p> Our campus is integrated inside Building.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> co, Miami’s newest tech co-working space.<br /> <br /> We offer intensive programming & design courses in the latest web and mobile technologies and believe that the best way to learn how to code is by actually coding. You can choose between our Web development course which lasts 9 weeks or our UX/UI Design course which lasts 8 weeks.<br /> Our goal is to help our students achieve tangible outcomes by providing the most practical and hands-on experience. Our curriculum is constantly being revised and iterated to follow the most cutting- edge changes in the industry.<br /> <br /> We offer career services with a job placement rate of 75% in the first 3 months after graduation.<br /> <br /> Hiring Week takes place just after graduation. During this week, top- tier companies visit our campus to conduct both real & mock interviews, give coding challenges, assess performance of our students and other proactive feedback to Ironhack graduates. <br /> <br /> What sets Miami apart?<br /> <br /> A Growing Startup City<br /> <br /> Miami is one of the fastest growing startup cities in America, 2nd only to Austin, TX.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> At our location in Building.co, a state-of-the-art co-working space in the heart of Miami, you’ll be at the epicenter of this dynamic startup city.<br /> <br /> An International Hub <br /> <br /> With the largest foreign-born population of any US city, Miami has become an international hub for tech and business. Ironhack Miami’s students & staff will expose you to many of the opportunities that make Miami so unique.<br /> <br /> A Global Center for the Arts <br /> <br /> Home to the largest art fair in America (Art Basel Miami Beach), Miami has become a booming cultural hub for both the US and the World. Best of all, we’re only 10 minutes away from Miami’s artistic home, Wynwood.<br /> <br /> Work hard, play hard <br /> <br /> We all know that it can’t be just work. It doesn’t matter what you’re looking for — whether it’s world-class nightclubs, chill craft beer bars or beach parties during the day, Miami has some of the world’s best entertainment alternatives a few minutes away from our campus.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p>$21,000</p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$21,000</p> <h5>Miami</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 20 km away </p> <h4> Language On Miami School</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">12 reviews</p> <p>“It was great and I’d love to be a back.”</p> <p>“My experience with Language On was incredible. Super prepared and attentive teachers!”</p> <p> The Language On English Unlimited program is accredited by CEA (the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation), which is recognized by the United States Secretary of Education for the accreditation of English language programs and institutions.<br /> <br /> AVAILABLE LEVELS<br /> <br /> Level 1 (A1 Starter/Beginner)<br /> Level 2 (A2 Elementary)<br /> Level 3 (B1 Pre-Intermediate)<br /> Level 4 (B1+Intermediate)<br /> Level 5 (B2 Upper Intermediate)<br /> Level 6 (C1 Advanced)<br /> Advanced TOEFL (C2 Advanced)<br /> <br /> Language On’s signature English course is the English Unlimited program, a versatile intensive language course designed to meet the needs of a diverse group of English language learners.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Students from around the world have achieved fluency in English through this engaging English program, which offers English lessons in both an intensive and semi-intensive format with convenient scheduling options (classes are available in the mornings and afternoons). Language On’s English Unlimited course is an excellent choice for international students with beginning, intermediate and advanced English proficiency who need to acquire real-world English skills for personal, academic and professional success in today’s highly globalized world.<br /> <br /> ESL (English as a Second Language) program with 6 levels<br /> Optional Advanced TOEFL iBT module upon completion of level 6<br /> Each level includes 13 weeks of instruction<br /> Lessons for beginning, intermediate and advanced students<br /> The entire program can be completed in 91 weeks<br /> English lessons in the mornings and afternoons<br /> Students from around the world<br /> Intensive and semi-intensive English courses<br /> <br /> The English Unlimited general English program adopts integrated skills approach, giving students the chance to develop their English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills during each lesson.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Before beginning the program, all students complete a comprehensive placement test to determine which starting level is most appropriate for their learning needs. Upon successful completion of one or more levels, students are awarded an official Certificate of Completion as evidence of their achievement in English language learning.<br /> <br /> Fully accredited Intensive English Program<br /> Improve your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills each class<br /> Successful students earn an official Certificate of Completion </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$275</p> <h5>Fort Lauderdale Main Campus</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 21 km away </p> <h4> Lingua Language Center</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">1 review</p> <p>“Back to school 🙂 “</p> <p> Since 1998, Lingua Language Center is Florida’s premier destination for language education. We are certified by the Department of Homeland Security to enroll international students with F1 visa and accredited by ACCET.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Lingua is committed to helping people with their language needs. Whether you are looking for classes, ESL English courses as the Intensive English Program and professional and college preparatory English programs, or foreign language classes, including Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, and more, we have you covered. Lingua also provides Certified Translation services and Professional Interpreting experts. Contact us today for more information!<br /> Lingua Language Center is located in 5 cities of Florida: Fort Lauderdale, Weston, Coconut Creek, Orlando, and Doral. We offer in-person and interactive online classes. Our interactive online programs are enhanced with the latest technology and live teachers for learning from the convenience of your home. </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$245</p> <h5>Fort Lauderdale</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 21 km away </p> <h4> The Language Academy: Ft. Lauderdale</h4> <p data-readability-styled="true">9 reviews</p> <p>“Very good”</p> <p>“I will do it again :-)”</p> <p> TLA-The Language Academy is one of America’s most accredited schools and is internationally renowned for academic excellence and superior customer service.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> <br /> Since 2012, every year TLA has been nominated for the ST STAR AWARD ENGLISH SCHOOL NORTH AMERICA. <br /> The school is located in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale, in a prestigious building within the Museum of Modern Art Plaza. The school is within walking distance to world-renowned Las Olas Boulevard, the central bus terminal station, and the entertainment district. TLA offers its students ultramodern classrooms with natural light, a media center, a lounge, and a coffee break area. Free Wi-fi throughout.<br /> There is a separate Executive center. <br /> The school offers individual counseling, weekly reviews of course materials, and personalized attention.<br /> Small group classes with a maximum of 12 students.<br /> TLA is an official iBT TOEFL test center, a Cambridge University exam center and offers the following exam preparation courses:<br /> – IELTS preparation<br /> – TOEIC preparation<br /> – TOEFL preparation<br /> – CAE and CPE exams preparation </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$685</p> <h5>Fort Lauderdale</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 21 km away </p> <h4> Learn English & Live in Your Teacher’s Home in Fort Lauderdale with Home Language International</h4> <p> Learn English & live in your private teacher’s home around Fort Lauderdale with Home Language International!<br /> Home Language International (HLI) is a family-run business offering language courses in more than 20 languages in over 30 countries worldwide, including English lessons at an experienced private teacher’s home in USA.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> More than 5,000 students take advantage of our services every year. Ian Josephs, Danielle Josephs, their 5 adult children and an expert team of dedicated staff all put in very long hours for HLI.<br /> You stay in an experienced teacher’s family home, have one-to-one English lessons and then continue to use the language during the rest of your stay in Fort Lauderdale. Because you are the only student, you are guaranteed individual attention. The lessons are completely designed for you, so the teacher will focus exactly on what you need. Mealtime conversation, television and social contacts are all in English.<br /> All of our teachers in USA have a university degree (or equivalent) and/or a recognised teaching certificate. All teachers have been visited by one of our local organisers. Their qualifications have been checked and their homes throughly inspected. During your stay in Fort Lauderdale, a local organiser will monitor your progress and make sure your experience is both happy and successful.<img loading='lazy' src='' /><br /> Home Language International (HLI) is accredited by the Accreditation Body for Language Services (ABLS), Association of Language Travel Organisations (ALTO), and UNOSEL. </p> <p>$1,089</p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$1,089</p> <h5>Doral</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 25 km away </p> <h4> Lingua Language Center</h4> <p> Lingua Language Center at Millennia Atlantic University is your premier language training in South Florida. Expert instructors, state-of-the-art facilities and a unique methodology await you, ensuring language learning in the most effective and efficient way. You will find the best English classes in Doral at Lingua School.<br /> <br /> Did you know that learning a new language will keep your brain challenged and active and can lead to enhanced business prospects and advance your career? Learning English is also beneficial for those who love to travel, with over 50 English-speaking countries around the world.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> <br /> <br /> Where to study English in Miami-Dade?<br /> At Lingua Language Center at Millennia Atlantic University of course! Our dedicated staff and instructors are available to assist you in taking the first steps towards reaching your English language learning goals.<br /> *Authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$400</p> <h5>OHLA Boca Raton</h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 43 km away </p> <h4> OHLA Schools</h4> <p> The OHLA Boca Raton campus is a modern state of the art facility, the school is strategically situated in the area of Coconut Creek with close proximity to main highways, restaurants and areas of interest.<br /> <br /> Our Facilities Boast<br /> Reception area<br /> Spacious and modern classrooms<br /> Computer lab<br /> Student lounge/common areas<br /> FREE wireless internet connection<br /> Free parking available<br /> <br /> OHLA Boca Raton has direct articulation agreements in the Boca Raton area with several local Universities such as FAU- Florida Atlantic University and Lynn University.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> In addition for students interested in obtaining their pilot license we have a direct path with OHLA @ Lynn Flight Academy.<br /> <br /> If you are thinking of studying English OHLA Boca Raton is a wonderful destination!. Our brand new state art of the art facility is strategically located in the area of Coconut Creek within minutes of main highways and nearby restaurants, museums, shopping centers, etc. </p> <p>starting<br />price*</p> <p>starting price</p> <p>$730</p> <h2>North Miami Beach Senior High North Miami Beach FL</h2> <h3> Contact North Miami Beach Senior High</h3> <p>Address: 1247 NE 167th St, 33162 North Miami Beach (Florida)</p> <p>Phone: (305) 949-8381</p> <p>See other schools in Dade</p> <h3>Ranking</h3> <p>The school ranks 551 of 716. The previous year the ranking was 519 of 714.</p> <p>The average standard score for North Miami Beach Senior High is 18.52899 </p> <h3>Student demographics</h3> <p>Diversity in schools is important and will benefit the students.</p> <p>Find out the student demographics in North Miami Beach Senior High:</p> <table> <tr> <th>Race</th> <th>Number</th> <th>Percentage</th> <p><br /> <br /> </tr> <tr> <td>African American Students </td> <td> 1118</td> <td>72</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Asian Students </td> <td> 34</td> <td>2</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Hispanic Students </td> <td> 344</td> <td>22</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Native American Students </td> <td> 5</td> <td>0</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Pacific Islander Students </td> <td> 1</td> <td>0</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>White Students </td> <td> 32</td> <td>2</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Multi-racial Students </td> <td> 9</td> <td>1</td> <p><br /> </tr> <tr> <td>Unspecified Students </td> <td> 0</td> <td>0</td> 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Green</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />771 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Bridgeprep Academy South</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />597 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Broadmoor Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />461 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Brownsville Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />486 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Brucie Ball Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />393 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Bunche Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />383 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>C.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> G. Bethel High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />441 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Calusa Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />856 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Campbell Drive K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />961 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Caribbean K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />700 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Carol City Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />415 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Carol City Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />366 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Carrie P. Meek/Westview K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />703 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Catapult Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Center For International Education A Cambridge Associate School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />226 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Chambers High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />517 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Chapman Partnership Early Childhood Center N</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />43 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Chapman Partnership Early Childhood Center South</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />84 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Charles David Wyche Junior Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />720 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Charles R Drew K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />469 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Charles R Hadley Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />987 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Charter High School Of The Americas</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />142 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Christina M.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Eve Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />842 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Citrus Grove Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />933 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Citrus Grove Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />808 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Citrus Health Sipp/Crisis</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />7 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>City Of Hialeah Education Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />801 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Claude Pepper Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />602 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coconut Grove Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />470 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coconut Palm K-8 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1552 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Colonial Drive Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />302 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Comstock Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />552 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Cope Center North</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />86 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Gables Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />928 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Gables Senior High Adult Education</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Gables Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />3428 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1185 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Reef Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />890 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Reef Montessori Academy Charter</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />433 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Reef Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />3362 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Terrace Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />416 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Coral Way K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1441 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Country Club Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />599 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Crestview Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />411 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Cutler Bay Middle</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />871 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Cutler Bay Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />488 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Cutler Ridge Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />546 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Cypress K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />349 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>D.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> A. Dorsey Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dade Juvenile Residential Facility</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />51 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dante B. Fascell Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />519 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>David Fairchild Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />593 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>David Lawrence Junior K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1635 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Design & Architecture Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />504 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Devon Aire K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1544 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Instructional Center (Dic)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center C</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center D</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center E</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center F</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center G</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center H</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>District Summer Center L</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doctors Charter School Of Miami Shores</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />601 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1121 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral Academy Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1720 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral Academy Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1124 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral Academy Of Technology</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />201 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral International Academy Of Math And Science</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />820 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Doral Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />407 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dorothy M.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Wallace Cope Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />61 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Downtown Doral Charter Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />610 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Downtown Miami Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />658 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Carlos J. Finlay Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />529 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Edward L. Whigham Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />808 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Frederica S. Wilson/Skyway Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />273 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Gilbert L. Porter Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />762 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Henry E. Perrine Academy Of The Arts</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />740 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Henry W. Mack/West Little River K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />445 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Manuel C. Barreiro Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />754 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2833 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Robert B. Ingram/Opa-Locka Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />416 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Rolando Espinosa K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1328 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. Toni Bilbao Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Dr. William A. Chapman Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />541 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>E.W.F. Stirrup Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />907 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Earlington Heights Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />458 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Early Beginnings Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />126 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Edison Park K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />459 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Emerson Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />372 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Eneida M. Hartner Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />479 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ernest R. Graham K-8 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1378 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Esy Summer Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ethel F.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Beckford/Richmond Primary Learning Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ethel Koger Beckham Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />803 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Eugenia B. Thomas K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1679 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Everglades K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1043 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Everglades Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />448 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Everglades Preparatory Academy High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />555 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Excelsior Charter Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />418 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Excelsior Language Academy Of Hialeah</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />243 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Fairlawn Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />607 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Felix Varela Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2782 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Fienberg/Fisher K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />895 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Flagami Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />431 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Flamingo Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />614 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Florida City Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />819 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Florida International Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />272 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Frances S.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Tucker Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />348 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Frank Crawford Martin K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1146 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Frederick R. Douglass Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />184 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Fulford Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />555 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>G. Holmes Braddock Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />3476 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Gateway Environmental K-8 Learning Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1863 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>George T. Baker Aviation Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>George W. Carver Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />426 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>George Washington Carver Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1041 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Georgia Jones Ayers Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />438 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Gertrude K. Edelman/Sabal Palm</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />678 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Glades Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />933 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Gloria Floyd Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />547 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Golden Glades Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />241 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Goulds Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />594 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Gratigny Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />576 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Green Springs High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />392 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Greenglade Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />522 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Greynolds Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />773 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Gulfstream Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />710 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hammocks Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />936 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Henry Elementary School Reeves Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />677 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Henry H.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Filer Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />774 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Henry M. Flagler Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />761 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Henry S. West Laboratory School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />322 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Herbert A. Ammons Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1055 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Here’s Help</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />13 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />635 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Gardens Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />942 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Gardens Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1706 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Gardens Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2961 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />804 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Senior High Adult Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2420 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior Adult</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1631 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hibiscus Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />527 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Highland Oaks Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1169 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Highly Inquisitive And Versatile Education (Hive) Preparator</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />577 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>His House</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />111 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Holmes Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />522 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Homestead Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />647 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Homestead Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1886 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Horace Mann Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />644 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Howard D.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> McMillan Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />902 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Howard Drive Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />615 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Hubert O. Sibley K-8 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />819 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>I Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />780 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Imater Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />680 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Imater Academy Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />822 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Imater Preparatory Academy High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />671 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Instructional Center System Wide</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />109 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>International Studies Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />421 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>International Studies Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />313 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>International Studies Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />357 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>International Studies Virtual</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Irving & Beatrice Peskoe K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />889 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Isaac: Integrated Science And Asian Culture Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />144 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Itech@thomas A Edison Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />193 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jack David Gordon Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1013 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jackson Sipp/Child Crisis</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>James H.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Bright Elementary/J.W. Johnson Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />619 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jane S. Roberts K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />827 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jann Mann Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />71 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jesse J. McCrary Junior Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />611 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Joe Hall Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />517 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Joella Good Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />994 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>John A. Ferguson Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />4304 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>John F. Kennedy Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1139 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>John G. Dupuis Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />545 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>John I. Smith K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1726 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jorge Mas Canosa Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1838 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jose De Diego Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />740 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Jose Marti Mast 6-12 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />771 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Just Arts And Management Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />149 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Juvenile Justice Center Alt Educational</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />119 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kelsey L.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Pharr Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />357 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kendale Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />538 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kendale Lakes Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />801 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kensington Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1088 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kenwood K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1100 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Key Biscayne K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1277 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Keys Gate Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1179 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Keys Gate Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2147 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kinloch Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />666 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Kinloch Park Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />916 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lake Stevens Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />287 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lake Stevens Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />590 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lakeview Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />419 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lamar Louise Curry Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1181 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Latin Builders Association Construction And Business Managem</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />161 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Laura C.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Saunders Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />595 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Law Enforcement Officers Memorial High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />412 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lawton Chiles Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />864 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Leewood K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />808 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Leisure City K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1066 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lenora Braynon Smith Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />418 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Liberty City Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />427 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lillie C. Evans K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />405 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lincoln-Marti Charter School Hialeah Campus</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />334 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lincoln-Marti Charter School Little Havana Campus</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />784 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lincoln-Marti Schools International Campus</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />335 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Linda Lentin K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />778 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lindsey Hopkins Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Lorah Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />435 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ludlam Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />364 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Madie Ives K-8 Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />648 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Madison Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />475 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mae M.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Walters Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />568 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mandarin Lakes K-8 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />967 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Marcus A. Milam K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />943 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Marjory Stoneman Douglas Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />952 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mast Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1418 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mast@fiu</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />313 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1108 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy At Mount Sinai</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />178 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Bay Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />150 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Bay Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Charter High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1747 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Charter Middle</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1322 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy East Charter</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />563 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy East Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />283 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy High School Of International Studies</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />19 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Lakes High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1269 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Lakes Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />893 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Miami Beach</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />547 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Middle School Of International Studies</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />176 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Academy Of International Studies</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />540 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Brickell Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />152 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater East Academy Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />228 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Gardens Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />586 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Gardens Academy Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />205 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Grove Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />516 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater International Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />144 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />353 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Mater Virtual Academy Charter Middle/High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />28 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Maya Angelou Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />783 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Meadowlane Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />848 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Medical Academy For Science And Technology (M.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> A.S.T.) @ Home</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />606 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Melrose Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />650 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Metro West Detention Facility</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />3 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Arts Charter</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1728 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Arts Studio 6-12 At Zelda Glazer</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1569 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Beach Adult & Community Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Beach Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2473 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Bridge North</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />11 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Bridge South</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />9 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Carol City Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1252 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Central Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1823 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Children’s Museum Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />293 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Community Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />234 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Community Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />261 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Community Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />531 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Coral Park High Adult Education</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Coral Park Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2619 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Edison Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />794 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Gardens Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />290 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Heights Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />991 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Jackson Senior Adult Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Jackson Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1582 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Killian Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2052 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Lakes Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1393 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Lakes Educational Center And Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Lakes K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1400 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Lakes Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1135 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami MacArthur South</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />120 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Norland Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1743 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Northwestern Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1432 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Palmetto Senior High Adult</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Palmetto Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2646 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />280 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Senior Adult Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2985 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Shores Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />752 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Southridge Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1962 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Springs Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />411 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Springs Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1138 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Springs Senior High Adult</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Springs Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1621 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Sunset Adult Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Sunset Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1446 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami Youth Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />23 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami-Dade Online Academy- Virtual Instruction Program</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />322 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Miami-Dade Virtual High School Franchise</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Morningside K-8 Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />514 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Myrtle Grove K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />532 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>N Dade Center For Modern Language</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />386 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Nathan B.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Young Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />374 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Natural Bridge Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />707 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Nautilus Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1028 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Neva King Cooper Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />103 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>New World School Of The Arts</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />486 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Nicklaus Children’s Hospital</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />8 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Norland Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />715 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Norland Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />793 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Norma Butler Bossard Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1209 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Norman S. Edelcup/Sunny Isles Beach K-8</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2180 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Beach Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1068 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North County K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />427 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Dade Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />585 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Gardens High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />337 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Glade Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />293 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Hialeah Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />526 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Miami Beach Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1543 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Miami Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />543 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Miami Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />948 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Miami Senior Adult Education</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Miami Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2525 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Park High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />374 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>North Twin Lakes Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />505 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Norwood Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />498 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Oak Grove Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />605 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ojus Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />947 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Oliver Hoover Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />753 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Olympia Heights Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />471 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Orchard Villa Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />443 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pace Center For Girls</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />55 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Glades Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />325 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Glades Preparatory Academy High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />382 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Lakes Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />710 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Springs Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />623 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Springs Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1061 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palm Springs North Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1030 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Palmetto Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1027 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Parkview Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />316 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Parkway Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />320 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Path Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Paul Laurence Dunbar K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />387 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Paul W.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Bell Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />495 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Phyllis R. Miller Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />666 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Phyllis Wheatley Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />238 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pine Lake Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />474 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pine Villa Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />432 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Academy (North Campus)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />500 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Academy (South Campus)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />750 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Academy Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />501 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Cove Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />731 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1023 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Glades Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />432 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Glades Preparatory Academy Middle High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />167 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />619 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pinecrest Preparatory Academy Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />525 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Pk Early Intervention Program</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Poinciana Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />377 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ponce De Leon Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1227 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Prek Intervention</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />403 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Rainbow Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />390 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Redland Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />837 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Redland Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />483 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Redondo Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />651 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Renaissance Elementary Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />910 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Renaissance Middle Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />448 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Richmond Heights Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />545 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Richmond Perrine Optimist</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />80 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Riverside Elementary Community School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1301 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Riviera Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />554 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Robert Morgan Educational Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2232 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Robert Morgan Educational Center And Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Robert Renick Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />83 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Robert Russa Moton Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />317 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Rockway Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />454 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Rockway Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1092 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ronald W.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Reagan/Doral Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2361 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Royal Green Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />561 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Royal Palm Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />602 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ruben Dario Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />594 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1383 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Ruth Owens Kruse Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />143 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Santa Clara Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />604 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>School For Advanced Studies</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />62 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>School For Advanced Studies – South</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />233 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>School For Advanced Studies Homestead</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />113 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>School For Advanced Studies North</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />119 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>School For Advanced Studies-Wolfson</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />114 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Scott Lake Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />489 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Secondary Student Success Center 801</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />35 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Secondary Student Success Center 802</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />31 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Secondary Student Success Center 803</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />45 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Secondary Student Success Center-804</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />19 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Seminole Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />601 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Shadowlawn Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />247 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Shenandoah Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />975 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Shenandoah Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1263 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Silver Bluff Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />520 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Snapper Creek Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />490 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy (Silver Palms)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />812 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy At Silver Palms</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />775 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Bay</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />247 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Bay Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />43 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />615 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter Elementary School (South Homestead)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />515 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />366 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter High School (South Campus)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />30 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter High School (South Homestead)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />249 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />228 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter Middle School (South Homestead)</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />439 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Charter Middle School South Miami Campus</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />210 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Academy Elementary School South Miami Campus</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />400 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Arts Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />390 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Gables Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />468 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Oaks Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />584 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Preparatory Academy Sunset</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />259 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Somerset Virtual Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />17 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Dade Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1105 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Dade Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />3100 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Dade Technical College</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Florida Autism Charter School Inc</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />193 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Hialeah Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1028 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Miami Heights Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />628 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Miami K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />856 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Miami Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />963 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Miami Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2141 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>South Pointe Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />583 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Southside Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />795 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Southwest Miami Adult & Community Education Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Southwest Miami Senior High</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />2825 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Southwood Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1486 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Spanish Lake Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1648 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sports Leadership And Management (Slam) Charter Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />523 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sports Leadership And Management (Slam) Middle School – Nort</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sports Leadership Of Miami Charter High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />540 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Springview Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />438 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Stellar Leadership Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />287 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Summerville Advantage Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />552 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sunset Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1185 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sunset Park Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />621 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Sylvania Heights Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />460 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Teenage Parent Program</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />178 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Terra Environmental Research Institute</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1776 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>The Charter School At Waterstone</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />975 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>The English Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>The Seed School Of Miami</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />131 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Thena Crowder Early Childhood Diagnostic Special Education C</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />67 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Theodore R.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> And Thelma A. Gibson Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />158 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Thomas Jefferson Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />319 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Title I Migrant Education Program</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />18 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Toussaint L’Ouverture Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />443 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Treasure Island Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />577 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Tropical Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />431 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>True North Classical Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />268 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Turner/Guilford/Knight</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />49 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Twin Lakes Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />473 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Van E. Blanton Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />589 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Village Green Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />342 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Vineland K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />916 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Virginia A Boone-Highland Oaks School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />713 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>W.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> J. Bryan Elementary</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />726 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>W. R. Thomas Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1197 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Wesley Matthews Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />504 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>West Hialeah Gardens Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1213 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>West Homestead K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />752 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>West Lakes Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />32 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>West Miami Middle School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />719 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Westland Hialeah Senior High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1875 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Whispering Pines Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />598 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>William H. Lehman Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />687 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>William H. Turner Technical Adult</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />0 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>William H.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Turner Technical Arts High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1530 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Winston Park K-8 Center</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1413 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Young Men’s Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />221 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Young Womens Preparatory Academy</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />406 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Youth County-Op Charter School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />1042 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Youth County-Op Preparatory High School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />230 students</p> <p><h4></h4> <p><strong>Zora Neale Hurston Elementary School</strong></h4> <p>Public<br />632 students</p> <h2> North Miami Beach – My Broker One </h2> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> North Miami Beach (or NMB for short) is the 69th largest community in the state. This area is located halfway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, so you’ll have access to significant sites in virtually all of South Florida in less than 30 minutes. Convenient, isn’t it? </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> North Miami Beach is a very eclectic area with a strong identity.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> It is famous for its restaurants, businesses, high-rise buildings on the seafront and pristine stretches of fine sand. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> North Miami Beach is a city of service providers, vendors, office workers and professionals. A large proportion of the district’s residents are those who work in sales, services, and are also engaged in administrative work. At the same time, more than 21% of the employed population has a bachelor’s degree or an academic degree. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> There is a large selection of good schools that will give your child an excellent primary and secondary education (Fulford Elementary School, Greynolds Park Elementary School, Ohus Elementary School, North Miami Beach High School, John F. Kennedy High School, Highland High School -Oaks – to name a few), as well as universities (Johnson and Wales University/JWU, Fashion Institute of South Florida, Barry University, Florida International University) </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> North Miami Beach has an excellent local public transportation network.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> So if one day you want to leave the car at home, you can easily get to your destination. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> North Miami Beach also has several top-notch restaurants serving Greek, American, Latin American and Japanese cuisine. Be sure to check out Bourbon Steak, Makoto, Sea Grill, Ginza Japanese Buffet, Five Guys and IHOP. You will leave not only full, but also really satisfied. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> This area is famous for its large selection of shopping centers. Some of them are Aventura Mall, Bal Harbor stores (there are rumors that you can meet Kate Hudson, Jennifer Aniston, Cindy Crawford and Tyra Banks shopping here), Intracoastal and Sky Lake malls, 163rd street mall, Nordstrom and Dollar Tree. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> The city offers its residents and visitors a huge selection of entertainment and cultural attractions for every taste and budget: from the absurdly expensive and exclusive to modest and affordable.<img loading='lazy' src='' /><br /> Surfing, sport fishing, yachting culture, trendy food courts, beach festivals are just some of the options.<br /> On 163rd Street, Oleta River State Park is a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts. Locals and beyond come here to swim, kayak, bike or paddleboard. Just to the north on the West Dixie Highway is the Greynolds Park golf course, and to the south and west among warehouses and residential buildings near the Palmetto Expressway hides an amazing oasis of creativity – the Garden of the Arts (Garden of the Arts), which displays murals, sculptures and other works by local artists of Hispanic origin.<br /> The pearl attraction of the area is the oldest building in the Western Hemisphere – a Spanish monastery of the XII century, originally built in Segovia (Spain). At 19In the 1920s, the building was purchased by American newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, dismantled, shipped to its current location in Florida, and reassembled. Today it is called the largest, most complex and expensive puzzle in the world, which has an amazing history that spans the entire globe and goes back almost 1000 years.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> You will definitely want to look here at least occasionally and unravel the secrets of the building. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> But most of all, North Beach is known to the layman for its high-rise buildings on Collins Avenue and hotels, which, unlike South Beach (Miami South Beach), allow residents to walk directly from the building to the beach.<br /> In general, real estate in this area is represented by various options: residential complexes, standard houses for a family of 3-4 people, townhouses and small apartment buildings. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> Most of the apartments are two-bedroom options, followed by one-bedroom studio apartments and three-bedroom options, respectively. </p> <p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:520" dir="auto"> Whether you’re buying or renting an apartment, luxury real estate, or aiming for the most luxurious apartments in North Miami Beach, you’ve come to the right place. We are ready not only to show you our huge database of various properties on the north coast of Miami, but to provide all the necessary legal assistance in the process of acquiring a home.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Who knows, maybe you are destined with our help to acquire a famous neighbor and tell your friends and acquaintances that Garcel Bove, Andrea Bocelli, Paul Gleason or MC Jean lives next to you. Everything is possible in life! </p> <h2> Meaning, Definition, Suggestions . What is Miami Beach </h2> <ul> <li> Online translator </li> <li> Grammar </li> <li> Video lessons </li> <li> Textbooks </li> <li> Vocabulary </li> <li> Professionals </li> <li> English for tourists </li> <li> Abstracts </li> <li> Tests </li> <li> Dialogues </li> <li> English dictionaries </li> <li> Articles </li> <li> Biographies </li> <li> Feedback </li> <li> About project </li> </ul> <p> Options |<br /> Examples<br /> | Declension / Conjugation </p> <h3> Meaning of “Miami Beach” </h3> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Unfortunately the definition / meaning for “Miami Beach” has not been found. </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <h3> Miami Beach sentences </h3> </p> <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td> <p> Riviera.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Look, if we’re going to Miami Beach, I need to see if the dam is driveable. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Close all exits from Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Greta DiGiorio was murdered five years ago in Miami Beach, Florida, and the local FBI team did a good job on the case, but no one was ever charged. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> With a large hotel infrastructure and the newly renovated Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami is a popular destination for annual conventions and conventions. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Miami Beach’s Art Deco District is considered one of the most glamorous in the world for its nightlife, beaches, historic buildings and shopping. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> In 1928, Capone paid $40,000 to beer magnate August Bush for a 14-room hotel at 93 Palm Avenue on Palm Island, Florida, on Biscayne Bay between Miami and Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> In April 1930, Capone was arrested on charges of vagrancy while visiting Miami Beach; the governor ordered the sheriffs to expel him from the state.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> After Wasserman Schultz was restructured by court in 2015, he lost most of his interest in Miami-Dade County, including parts of Miami and Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> In October 2013, Bocelli bought a second home in North Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Originally called the Modified Carbohydrate Diet, the plan was renamed the South Beach Diet after the South Beach area of Miami Beach next to Agatston’s practice. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Originally called the Modified Carbohydrate Diet, the plan has been renamed the South Beach Diet after the South Beach area of Miami Beach next to Agatston’s practice. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Originally called the Modified Carbohydrate Diet, the plan was renamed the South Beach Diet after the South Beach area of Miami Beach next to Agatston’s practice. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Local regulations have also been adopted in Malibu, California; Davis, California; San Luis Obispo, California; Miami Beach, Florida; and Fort Myers, Florida.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> The Miami Beach area, close to the continental shelf, is running out of available marine sand. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> After Alberto Olmedo’s death in 1988 and Porcel’s departure to Miami Beach, Mesa’s career began to decline somewhat. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> The first real estate developments in Miami Beach, Florida included Shelborne, Alexander, Decoplage, Carriage Club and Casablanca. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> He married Winehouse on May 18, 2007 in Miami Beach, Florida. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Later, Rogue, Hope, and the lights arrive in Miami Beach to find the fourth light, a boy named Theon, in the hope that he will join the X-Men. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> With failing eyesight, Lamarr withdrew from public life and settled in Miami Beach, Florida in 1981. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> All streets and avenues in Miami-Dade County follow the Miami grid, with a few exceptions, notably Coral Gables, Hialeah, Coconut Grove, and Miami Beach.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> The Julia Tuttle Dam connects Midtown and Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> For a time in the early 1980s, she was based in Miami Beach, Florida, where by then The Benny Hill Show had become famous in the United States through syndication. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Jin went on to attend North Miami Beach High School, graduating in 2000. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Locations include Lee County, Collier County, Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, Fort Deno, Miami Beach, and Gainesville. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> In the 1930s, architects designed Art Deco buildings in Miami Beach. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Mud baths in the United States are mainly found in resorts in California and Miami Beach, Florida. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> In the early days of Miami Beach, Fifth Avenue South was a deplorable neighborhood that criminals and Outcasts called home. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> October 19At age 61, he moved his family to Miami Beach, Florida, where he turned pro at the La Gorce Country Club.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> A longtime resident of Miami Beach, Florida, she retired from the concert scene in 1965. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> On the morning of May 26, 2012, 31-year-old Rudy Eugene drove to Miami Beach, Florida for Urban Beach Week. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Eventually his car was found and towed away by Miami Beach Police. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Eugene attended North Miami Beach High School in 10th and 11th grades and played on the football team in the late 1990s. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Sitting in a wheelchair, Wallace spoke at the July 11, 1972, Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Florida. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> The Miami Beach Architecture District protects historic Art Deco buildings. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> The Miami Beach Architectural District protects several hundred old buildings and requires new buildings to be in keeping with the style. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"> <strong> Other results </strong> </td> </tr> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <h3> phrases </h3> </p> <ul/> 9030 </p> <hr/> <p> The meaning of the word “Miami Beach” is given, as well as synonyms, which are contained by the word “mines” -beach.<img loading='lazy' src='' /><br /> We strive to make the English-Grammar.Biz explanatory dictionary, including the interpretation of the word “Miami Beach”, as correct and informative as possible. If you have suggestions or comments about the quality of the meaning of the word “miami beach”, please write to us in the “Feedback” section. </p> <h2> How to get to Miami Beach in Golovinsky by metro, bus, train or minibus? </h2> <h3> Show Miami Beach, Golovinsky, on the map </h3> <p> Get directions now </p> <h3> Routes to Miami Beach in Golovinsky by public transport </h3> <p> The following transit lines have routes that pass near Miami Beach </p> <h3> How to get to Miami Beach by bus? </h3> <p> Click on the bus route to see step-by-step instructions with maps, arrival times and updated schedules. </p> <ul> <li> <h4> From the point Publishing house “Eksmo”, Khoroshevsky </h4> <p> 71 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Starbucks point, Khimki </h4> <p> 63 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Point Platform Mark, Dmitrovsky </h4> <p> 69 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Toyota Motor Russia, Mytishchi </h4> <p> 98 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Chalet, Khimki </h4> <p> 49 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From the point School №1440, Krylatskoe </h4> <p> 109 min</p> </li> </ul> <h3> How to get to Miami Beach by train? </h3> <p> Click on the train route to see step-by-step instructions with maps, arrival times and updated schedules.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <ul> <li> <h4> From Starbucks, Khimki </h4> <p> 136 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From point Dolgoprudny, Dolgoprudny </h4> <p> 151 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Point Platform Mark, Dmitrovsky </h4> <p> 110 min</p> </li> </ul> <h3> How to get to Miami Beach by subway? </h3> <p> Click on a subway route for turn-by-turn directions with maps, arrival times and updated schedules.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <ul> <li> <h4> From the point Publishing house “Eksmo”, Khoroshevsky </h4> <p> 37 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From Toyota Motor Russia, Mytishchi </h4> <p> 80 min</p> </li> <li> <h4> From the point School №1440, Krylatskoe </h4> <p> 53 min</p> </li> </ul> <h3> Bus stops near Miami Beach in Golovinsky </h3> <h3> Metro stops near Miami Beach in Golovinsky </h3> <h3> Minibus stops near Miami Beach in Golovinsky </h3> <h3> Bus line to Miami Beach in Golovinsky </h3> <table aria-label="Автобус линии до Майами Бич в Головинский"> <thead> <tr> <td> Line name </td> <td> Direction </td> <td/> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td> 570 </td> <td> MFC Golovinsky </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 72 </td> <td> Butyrskaya st.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 65 </td> <td> Metro “Water Stadium” – Levoberezhnaya st. </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 65K </td> <td> Metro “Water Stadium” – Platf. Mosselmash </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 565 </td> <td> Platf. Mosselmash – Metro “Water Stadium” </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 698 </td> <td> Solnechnogorskaya St.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> , 15 – College of Entrepreneurship </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 70 </td> <td> Senezhskaya St., 1 – College of Entrepreneurship </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 123 </td> <td> Platf. Petrovsko-Razumovskaya </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 621 </td> <td> Avangardnaya St., 3 </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 139 </td> <td> US </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> H1 </td> <td> Metro “Lubyanka” </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> T6 </td> <td> Northern River Port </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> T43 </td> <td> St.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> People’s Militia, 3 </td> <td> View </td> </tr> <tr> <td> 243 </td> <td> Khimki B-tsa </td> <td> View </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p> FAQ </p> <ul> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> What are the closest stations to Miami Beach? </h3> <p> The closest stations to Miami Beach are: </p> <ul> <li> Metro station “Water Stadium” is 232 meters away, 4 minutes walk. </li> <li> Vodny Stadion is 235 meters away, 4 minutes walk.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </li> <li> Water Stadium is 327 meters away, 5 minutes walk. </li> <li> Metro River Station is 1636 meters away, 22 min walk. </li> </ul> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> Which Bus lines stop near Miami Beach </h3> <p>?</p> <p data-automation="second-q-and-a-answer"> <p> These Bus lines stop near Miami Beach: 139, 70, T43.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> Which Train lines stop near Miami Beach </h3> <p>?</p> <p data-automation="second-q-and-a-answer"> <p> These Train lines stop near Miami Beach: D2.</p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> Which Subway lines stop near Miami Beach </h3> <p>?</p> <p data-automation="second-q-and-a-answer"> <p> These Subway lines stop near Miami Beach: 2.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> How far is the metro station from Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> The nearest metro station near Miami Beach in Golovinsky is a 4-minute walk. </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> What is the nearest metro station to Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> station Vodny Stadion (Vodny Stadion) is closest to Miami Beach in Golovinsky.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> How far is the bus stop from Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> The nearest bus stop near Miami Beach in Golovinsky is a 4-minute walk. </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> What is the nearest bus stop to Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> Metro stop “Water Stadium” is closest to Miami Beach in Golovinsky.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> How far is the minibus station from Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> The nearest minibus station near Miami Beach in Golovinsky is a 22-minute walk. </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> <li data-ga-events="qna-section"> <h3> What is the nearest minibus station to Miami Beach in Golovinsky? </h3> <p> metro station Rechnoy Vokzal is the closest to Miami Beach in Golovinsky.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> detailed information</p> </li> </ul> <p> <time datetime="2022-09-15T02:38:47.833Z"> Last updated: September 15, 2022 </time> </p> <h2> Samuel Shek Hillel Day School </h2> <p> <b> Shek Hillel Community School </b>, known until 2012 as <b> Samuel Shek Hillel Day School </b>, is a private, Jewish, coeducational PK-12 School in Ojus, Florida, with North Miami- Beach address. <sup> [1] </sup> <sup> [2] </sup> It is located next to the Michael Ann Russell Jewish Community Center. It is the largest Jewish day school in South Florida and one of the largest in the country. Hillel – both 2011 Blue Ribbon and IB High School programs. </p> <p><h3> Content </h3> <ul> <li> 1 On school </li> <li> 2 History </li> <li> 3 Light athletics </li> <li> 4 Units </li> <li> 5 used literature </li> <li> 6 External link </ul> <h3> on school </h3> <p> 9000 students are learning about 1000 students.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> The class size in elementary school ranges from 16 to 23 students depending on the level of education. The school has a large international student community, which includes students from different countries of America, Europe and Israel. The school consists of preschool, junior, middle and high school and was founded in 1973 year. </p> <p> The school has a “dual curriculum” that teaches students both Jewish and Secular Studies, as well as ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages), primarily for students from South America. </p> <p> Hillel also has a program for children with certain disabilities called “Kesher” (meaning “bond” in Hebrew) run by patient and understanding adults who know how to guide and educate their students. </p> <p> Unlike the Jewish Day Schools of the Solomon Schechter Day School Association, Hillel is associated with the Orthodox Judaism movement, although the Orthodox students themselves remain in the minority. </p> <h3> History </h3> <p> Hillel was first conceived in the late 1960s by Dr.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Joel and Pesche Dennis, Rabbi Max A. Lipschitz, and several other founding fathers and mothers. Thus was born the traditional Jewish day school they represented, now known as the Samuel Shek Hillel Community Day School. <sup> [ <i> clarification required </i> ] </sup> early 1970 </p> <p> In 1976, Hillel moved to its current location in North Miami Beach and expanded its campus to over 10 acres (40,000 m²). <sup> 2 </sup>) next to Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center. Years later, they achieved another vital goal by opening the Ben-Lipson-Hillel Public High School. </p> <p> When the middle school wing was completed in 1994, there were 19 elderly people94 and 95 years. As the fresh concrete was poured, they left their footprints imprinted in what has since become known as “Footprints to the Future”.[1] </p> <h3> athletics </h3> <p> In 2014, Scheck Hillel opened the new Diener Athletic Center. “The exterior of the complex is also adorned with a diamond softball equipped with digital scoreboards and a state-of-the-art sound system.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> The Diener Athletic Center, located within the complex, includes a standard size basketball and volleyball court, a gym and a fitness room, locker rooms for men and women, concession and multi-purpose event space.”<sup> [3] </sup> </p> <p> HILLEL offers many interschool sports, including: <sup> [4] </sup> </p> <p> Central School <br /> Boys <br /> Time <br /> Golf 9030 Volleyball </p> <p> Girls <br /> Cross Country <br /> Volleyball <br /> Golf <br /> Basketball <br /> Football <br /> Flag Football <br /> Tennis </p> <p> High School <br /> Boys <br /> Football <br /> Football <br /> Basketball </p> <p> Girls <br /> Volleyball <br /> Football <br /> Basketball </p> <p> Elementary <br /> Boys and girls <br /> Basketball <br /> Football </p> <h3> units </h3> <p> Gilel consists of three units: </p> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> <ul> pre-school education (PC) and transfers kindergarten from the fifth grade. </li> <li> Henrietta Scheck High School, which includes grades six through eight.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </li> <p> 9</b> https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/high-school/article59496962.html </li> </ol> <h3> External link </h3> <ul> <li> Hillel homepage </li> </ul> <p> Coordinates: 25°57′04″N 80°09′07″W / 25.9511111°N 80.1519444°W / 25.9511111; -80.1519444 </p> <p> <center></p> <p> </center> <center></p> <p> </center> <center/> </p> <h2> Miami neighborhoods – photos and descriptions </h2> <p> Miami is one of the most famous cities in the US and a city of extremes: luxury and wealth go hand in hand with extreme poverty. Originally a city of white farmers, today Miami is an international financial center and a hotbed of Hispanic culture. The description of Miami requires mention of several dozens of the most diverse areas, almost all of them are presented below. </p> <p> Downtown Miami </p> <p> Downtown – the heart of Miami, a commercial district with many skyscrapers, shops, museums, theaters, restaurants and park areas. Downtown Miami is considered the 3rd downtown in terms of the number of inhabitants among all US cities (after New York and Chicago).<img loading='lazy' src='' /> At nightfall, the downtown becomes deserted, so this is not the best choice for an overnight stay in a hotel. </p> <p> Brickell </p> <p> South of downtown (south of the Miami River) is Brickell. This is a high-rise district, the financial business center of Miami with a high population density. There are many residential high-rise towers with luxury apartments, prestigious hotels, expensive food establishments and shops. The population is bankers and managers living near downtown. Brickell, like Downtown Miami, are the fastest growing areas. 60% of the population is Hispanic, 30% is white. </p> <p> Key Biscayne </p> <p> Key Biscayne is a wonderful tropical island located east of Miami and south of Miami Beach. Living on Key Biscayne offers the benefits of living in a small town with easy access to the mainland and can be reached in minutes. This is the best place to feel like you are on the islands while in Miami. </p> <p> Fisher Island </p> <p> The most luxurious island in South Florida, home to the wealthy.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> Located at the southern tip of Miami Beach, north of the Port of Miami. Lots of first-class amenities, deep-water marinas, pristine beaches and pools, golf courses, tennis courts, and several restaurants and bars. You can get to the island by ferry or by boat. </p> <p> Miami Beach </p> <p> Miami Beach is a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, behind which mainland Miami is actually located. There are 3 parts of Miami Beach: southern (South Beach), middle (Mid-Beach) and northern (North Beach). </p> <p> South Beach </p> <p> South Beach is a world famous tourist mecca. It is a small area where every attraction is within walking distance. South Beach is a mix of the best beaches, hotels, nightclubs, boutiques, trendy cafes. Also, the southern part of Miami Beach is known as the art deco district, there are a huge number of buildings made in this style. </p> <p> Points of Interest: </p> <ul> <li> Lincoln Road Mall – </li> <p> pedestrian mall</p> <li> Washington Avenue – nightclubs </li> <li> Ocean Drive – cafes and apartments </li> <li> Collins Avenue – hotels and shops </li> <li> Art Deco District <li> Espanola Way – nightclubs, restaurants, shops </li> </ul> <p> Mid Beach </p> <p> Midtown Miami Beach is a residential, tranquil area that is more family oriented.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> North Beach </p> <p> North Miami Beach is not as quiet as the middle one. There are many small restaurants and excellent park areas. </p> <p> Surfside </p> <p> A bit “sleepy” area located between Bal Harbor and North Beach. The population is pensioners and young families, a large Jewish community. </p> <p> Bal Harbor </p> <p> The most prestigious area, which was chosen by celebrities and millionaires. It is a residential area with almost no hotels. In addition to beautiful beaches, Bal Harbor Mall is of interest – a shopping center with the most luxurious shops and boutiques. </p> <p> Bay Harbor Islands </p> <p> Quiet, low crime residential island located next to Bal Harbor. Population: white pensioners and working professionals. </p> <p> North Bay Village </p> <p> North Bay Village consists of three islands located in northeastern Miami-Dade County between the cities of Miami and Miami Beach. Three islands – North Bay Island, Harbor Island and Treasure Island – are connected by a highway that runs through Biscayne Bay and connects Miami and Miami Beach.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> North Bay Village offers great views of Biscayne Bay. There are also many restaurants and shops. </p> <p> Sunny Isles </p> <p> An unremarkable area north of Bal Harbour. Many pensioners, Russians and visitors in the winter. </p> <p> Aventura </p> <p> Aventura is located about 20 minutes north of downtown Miami and is considered one of the nicest places in south Florida. Aventura has a large Jewish community. The main attraction is Aventura Mall. </p> <p> North Miami Beach </p> <p> Northeast suburb of Greater Miami, population about 40 thousand people. This is a “crossroads” in South Florida, a significant regional trading area with a concentration of offices. Parks, beaches, restaurants are presented in great abundance. </p> <p> Little Havana </p> <p> Little Havana is located west of Brickell and is inhabited by people from Cuba, Honduras and Nicaragua. Over 90% of the residents are Hispanic. The Calle Ocho Festival, a street carnival held annually in March as part of a citywide celebration, is attended by over 1 million people.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> Overtown </p> <p> The area northwest of downtown. It is one of the poorest communities in Miami with predominantly public housing. 75% of the population is black. </p> <p> Wynwood </p> <p> Located north of Overtown, known as “El Barrio” due to its large Puerto Rican population. Lots of museums, galleries and art collections. </p> <p> Allapattah </p> <p> One of Miami’s poorest neighborhoods, located northwest of downtown (8 km east of the airport). 70% of the area’s population is Hispanic. </p> <p> Little Haiti </p> <p> Little Haiti is the center of the Haitian diaspora. Previously, there were many lemon plantations in these places, which is why this area is often called Lemon City. </p> <p> Liberty City </p> <p> Economically depressed area north of Allapattah with a 95% African American population. It is considered one of the poorest and most dangerous areas in Miami. </p> <p> Brownsville </p> <p> Area west of Liberty City, 90% African American. 40% of the population of 15,000 live below the poverty line, while this is not such a decadent area as Liberty City.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> Buena Vista </p> <p> The area south of Little Haiti. The small Design District is home to over 130 art galleries, showrooms, creative services, shops, antique shops, cafes and bars. </p> <p> Upper East side </p> <p> The area east of Little Haiti adjacent to Biscayne Bay. The population (15,000 people) is highly heterogeneous in terms of racial composition and income levels. </p> <p> El Portal </p> <p> Small one-story neighborhood with Haitian and Hispanic population. Located between Little Haiti and Miami Shores. </p> <p> Miami Shores </p> <p> A small northern suburb of Miami with a population of 10,000. </p> <p> North Miami </p> <p> Northern suburb 15 km from downtown. The population is more than 60,000 people, heterogeneous racial composition. It houses the Museum of Modern Art (MOCA), as well as 2 large parks. </p> <p> Hialeah </p> <p> Densely populated northern suburb with over 200,000 inhabitants. 95% – Hispanics, 75% – immigrants from Cuba. The main attraction is the Hialeah Park Race Track, where dog and horse races take place.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> </p> <p> Hialeah Gardens </p> <p> Hispanic area west of Hialeah. </p> <p> Miami Springs </p> <p> Quiet residential area located between Hialeah and Miami Airport. More than half of the inhabitants are Hispanic. </p> <p> Miami Lakes </p> <p> Well maintained quiet suburb northwest of downtown. Lots of parks, lakes and green areas. Mainly white and middle class Hispanic population. Main Street is the main shopping street with old-world charm. </p> <p> Doral </p> <p> Well maintained western suburb. Dozens of hotels, parks, golf courses. </p> <p> Miami Airport Area </p> <p> Fast growing area around Miami International Airport with many hotels and offices. Close proximity to popular areas: Coral Gables, Doral and downtown Miami. </p> <p> Flagami </p> <p> Western area, predominantly middle class. The population is 60,000 people, 90% are Hispanics. </p> <p> Coral Gables </p> <p> Coral Gables is located south of the airport. This is a well-groomed and prestigious area with boulevards, green areas, fountains, restaurants and exclusive shops.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> The historical landmark is the Biltmore Hotel. A popular nickname characterizing the area is The City Beautiful. </p> <p> Coconut Grove </p> <p> “The Grove” is the name often given to the area south of Brickell and Coral Gables. It is a charming bayside location with a European touch and vibrant nightlife. The pedestrian center is filled with cafes and shops. There are no beaches here, but you can practice sailing. </p> <p> Kendall </p> <p> Large bustling middle-class suburb southwest of downtown. The population is over 75,000 people, half of them are Hispanic, many people from Colombia. </p> <p> Pinecrest </p> <p> Suburban area south of downtown with low crime and high affluence. Green streets, lush estates and excellent schools. The population is 20,000, more than half are white. </p> <p> This photo clearly shows the location of the main areas in the central part of Miami. </p> <h2> Miami Beach declared a state of emergency due to the influx of people on vacation </h2> <p> <time pubdate="" datetime="2021-03-21T04:22:57+0300"> 03/21/2021 at 04:22 </time></p> <p> Society</p> <p> Subject: Coronavirus pandemic</p> <p> 2790</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Share </p> <ul> <li> </li> <li> </li> <li> </li> <li> </li> <li> </li> <li> </li> </ul> <p> Photo: pixabay.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> com</p> <p> The authorities of the city of Miami Beach, in Florida, USA, declared a state of emergency and introduced a number of restrictive measures. They fear an outbreak of coronavirus due to the large influx of tourists. The students went to the sea during spring break. </p> <p> According to the new rules, from 20.00 there is now a curfew in the city. From nine in the evening until six in the morning, three main highways that connect the coastal town with Miami are closed for entry and exit. </p> <p> Miami Beach Police have already requested reinforcements from neighbors to enforce restrictions and disperse quarantine violators. </p> <p> Subscribe </p> <p> Police<br /> US </p> <p> Source:<br /> TASS </p> <h3> What else to read<br /> </h3> <p> What to read:More materials </p> <h3> <p> In the regions<br /> </h3> <ul> <li> <h4> Police detained 50 girls in red on Kirov Square in Petrozavodsk.</h4> <p><img loading='lazy' src='' /></p> </div> </div> </article> <article id="post-670" class="post-670 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-miscellaneous"> <h2><a href="https://troop205bsa.org/miscellaneous/mott-elementary-school-rating-mott-elementary-school-2022-23-ranking.html">Mott elementary school rating: Mott Elementary School (2022-23 Ranking)</a></h2> <div class="meta"> <p>Опубликовано: November 7, 2020 в 10:12 am</p> <p>Автор: <a href="https://troop205bsa.org/author/alexxlab" title="Posts by alexxlab" rel="author">alexxlab</a></p> <p>Категории: <a href="https://troop205bsa.org/category/miscellaneous" rel="category tag">Miscellaneous</a></p> </div> <div class="row"> <div class="col-sm-12"> <h2>Mott Elementary School in Pflugerville TX</h2> <p> Mott Elementary School in Pflugerville TX – SchoolDigger</p> <ol vocab="https://schema.org/" typeof="BreadcrumbList"> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Home</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Texas</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Pflugerville</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD)</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Mott Elementary</li> </ol> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Public PK, KG-5</b></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 20101 Hodde Ln<br />       Pflugerville, TX  78660</p> <p>(512) 594-4700<br /> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>District</b>: Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD)</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Per Pupil Expenditures:</b>  $8,811<br /> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Students who attend Mott Elementary usually attend:</b></p> <p></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Student/teacher ratio:</b>  15.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 6<br /><b>Number of students:</b>  988</p> <p><b>Racial breakdown:</b> </p> <p>White:</p> <p>33.7%</p> <p>Hispanic:</p> <p>29.6%</p> <p>African American:</p> <p>16.8%</p> <p>more</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Free/discounted lunch recipients:</b>  24.7%</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> See top rated Texas elementary schools</p> <p> Compare Mott Elementary to nearby elementary schools!</p> <p></p> <ul role="tablist"> <li role="presentation">Overview</li> <li role="presentation">Boundary</li> <li role="presentation">Rankings</li> <li role="presentation">Test Scores</li> <li role="presentation">Reviews</li> <li role="presentation">Students</li> <li role="presentation">Finances</li> <li role="presentation">COVID-19</li> </ul> <p></p> <p>Performance Trends</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> Mott Elementary ranks better than 67.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/ssbarch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/MinorCommunity_36-1030x684.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/ssbarch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/MinorCommunity_36-1030x684.jpg' /></noscript> 8% of elementary schools in Texas. It also ranks 6<sup>th</sup> among 20 ranked elementary schools in the Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD). (See more…)</p> <p>Student Body</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> Mott Elementary has the largest elementary school student body size in the Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD). Student population at Mott Elementary is diverse. Racial makeup is: White (33.7%), Hispanic (29.6%), African American (16.8%). (See more…)</p> <p>Teachers</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> The student/teacher ratio at Mott Elementary is 15.6. 18 elementary schools in the Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD) have better student/teacher ratios. (See more…)</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare<br /> Mott Elementary employs 62.9 full-time teachers. </p> <p>Finance</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> The average total spent per student at Mott Elementary is $8,811.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/2d/8d/fb/2d8dfb42298e063805899a80abf7be3f.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/2d/8d/fb/2d8dfb42298e063805899a80abf7be3f.jpg' /></noscript> 16 elementary schools in the Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD) spend more per student. </p> <p>Map and boundary of Mott Elementary</p> <p>School Attendance Areas provided by ATTOM.</p> <p></p> <p>Schooldigger<br /> 2021<br /> Rankings:</p> <p><h5> Mott Elementary: </h5> </p> <p></p> <h5> Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD):<br /> </h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> SchoolDigger ranks Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD) 524<sup>th</sup> of 962 Texas school districts. (See district ranking list.) </p> <h5>What do you think?<br /> </h5> <p><em>Your rating for<br /> Mott Elementary</em>?</p> <p>(Ranking FAQ)</p> <h3>Rank History for Mott Elementary</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Avg Standard Score</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Statewide Rank</th> <th data-priority="5" scope="col">Total # Ranked Elementary Schools</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">TX State Percentile</th> <th data-priority="4" scope="col">SchoolDigger Rating</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2004</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2005</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2006</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2007</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2008</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2009</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2010</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2011</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2012</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2013</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2014</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2015</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2016</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2017</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>71.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/d2/2c/e9/d22ce9fdb167781ab7f5b684d928ef03--kindergarten.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/d2/2c/e9/d22ce9fdb167781ab7f5b684d928ef03--kindergarten.jpg' /></noscript> 95</td> <td data-order="993">993<sup>rd</sup></td> <td>4479</td> <td>77.8%</td> <td data-order="3"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>61.19</td> <td data-order="1474">1474<sup>th</sup></td> <td>4578</td> <td>67.8%</td> <td data-order="4"/> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: test scores: Texas Education Agency, rankings: SchoolDigger.com</p> <p></p> <p>Mott Elementary Test Scores</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Tests: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p>   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Grades: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Years: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Group by: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p>District Scores: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p>State Scores: </p> <p></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: Texas Education Agency</p> <p><h4>Review counts</h4> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p>All ratings (Avg rating:<br /> 5) </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p> Reviews:</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p> by<br /> a parent<br /> <br />Monday, February 19, 2018 </p> <p></p> <ul role="tablist"> <li role="presentation">Enrollment/Ethnicity</li> <li role="presentation">Free/Disc Lunch</li> <li role="presentation">Student/Teacher Ratio</li> </ul> <h3>Enrollment information for Mott Elementary</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">White</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">African American</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Asian</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Hispanic</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">American Indian</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">Pacific Islander</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">Two or More Races</th> <th data-priority="4" scope="col">Not Specified</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Total</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>232</td> <td>73</td> <td>55</td> <td>303</td> <td>4</td> <td>0</td> <td>39</td> <td>0</td> <td>706</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>282</td> <td>83</td> <td>66</td> <td>339</td> <td>3</td> <td>0</td> <td>53</td> <td>0</td> <td>826</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>369</td> <td>155</td> <td>104</td> <td>397</td> <td>3</td> <td>4</td> <td>62</td> <td>0</td> <td>1094</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>333</td> <td>166</td> <td>112</td> <td>292</td> <td>3</td> <td>4</td> <td>78</td> <td>0</td> <td>988</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/copify.ir/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/ocelem-2.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/copify.ir/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/ocelem-2.jpg' /></noscript> S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Enrollment/Ethnicity </p> <blockquote><p>For more information about how the Department of Education defines ethnicity, see Defining Race and Ethnicity Data, National Center for Education Statistics</p></blockquote> <h3>Students eligible for free or discounted lunch at Mott Elementary</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false" data-order="[[ 0, "desc" ]]"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col"># Students</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Full-time Teachers</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Student/Teacher ratio</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">% Free/Discounted Lunch</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>706</td> <td>48.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/parasworldschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Top-5-Skills-Every-Student-Must-Have-in-the-21st-Century.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/parasworldschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Top-5-Skills-Every-Student-Must-Have-in-the-21st-Century.jpg' /></noscript> 3</td> <td>14.6</td> <td>27.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>826</td> <td>52.8</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>31.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>1094</td> <td>66.3</td> <td>16.4</td> <td>30.6</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>988</td> <td>62.9</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>24.7</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Students eligible for discounted/free lunch </p> <blockquote><p>For information about the National School Lunch Program, see the USDA Website</p></blockquote> <h3>Student/Teacher Ratio Mott Elementary</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col"># Students</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Full-time Teachers</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Student/Teacher ratio</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">% Free/Discounted Lunch</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>706</td> <td>48.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/images.adsttc.com/media/images/5130/e9c4/b3fc/4b2a/9500/00aa/large_jpg/1065-01_11_sc_v2com.jpg?1362160064" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/images.adsttc.com/media/images/5130/e9c4/b3fc/4b2a/9500/00aa/large_jpg/1065-01_11_sc_v2com.jpg?1362160064' /></noscript> 3</td> <td>14.6</td> <td>27.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>826</td> <td>52.8</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>31.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>1094</td> <td>66.3</td> <td>16.4</td> <td>30.6</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>988</td> <td>62.9</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>24.7</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Student-Teacher Ratio </p> <blockquote><p>Student/teacher ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of students by the total number of full-time equivalent teachers.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/schoolmurals.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SC-Alice-Peck-Elem-1-1024x683.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/schoolmurals.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SC-Alice-Peck-Elem-1-1024x683.jpg' /></noscript> Please note that a smaller student/teacher ratio does not necessarily translate to smaller class size. In some instances, schools hire teachers part time, and some teachers are hired for specialized instruction with very small class sizes. These and other factors contribute to the student/teacher ratio. Note: For private schools, Student/teacher ratio may not include Pre-Kindergarten.</p></blockquote> <p>Finances</p> <h3>Per Pupil Expenditures for Mott Elementary</h3> <p></p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Expenditures from Federal Funds</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Expenditures from State and Local Funds</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Total Expenditures Per Pupil (All Funds)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>$523 (5.9%)</td> <td>$8,287 (94.1%)</td> <td>$8,811</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: Texas Department of Education</p> <p>Pre and Post Pandemic Data</p> <h3>Impact of COVID-19 on Mott Elementary</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p> The coronavirus has had a profound impact on education in America.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/46785511_eipjdPgbvzPPJYNmhmKsAOWwkS5tS9LNT4gdtcQj2CY.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/46785511_eipjdPgbvzPPJYNmhmKsAOWwkS5tS9LNT4gdtcQj2CY.jpg' /></noscript><br /> Learning shifted online overnight, attendance numbers dwindled, and enrollment decreased.<br /> SchoolDigger.com is making it easier for you to better assess how COVID-19 has impacted your school.<br /> Through the collection of pre-pandemic (2019) and current data, SchoolDigger.com is sharing test scores,<br /> enrollment numbers and school demographics from schools across the country – and we make it easy to see how impacted schools compare locally and statewide. </p> <h4>Rankings</h4> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Rank<br />Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Rank<br /> <br />Pandemic (2020-2021)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Change (%)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Ranks 993<sup>rd</sup> of 4479 Elementary schools</td> <td>Ranks 1474<sup>th</sup> of 4578 Elementary schools</td> <td> 10%</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h4>Test Scores</h4> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col"/> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">% proficient<br />Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">% proficient<br />Pandemic (2020-2021)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Change (%)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td><b>3rd Grade Reading (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>56</td> <td>53</td> <td> 3%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   3rd Grade Reading (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>48</td> <td>44</td> <td> 4%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   3rd Grade Reading (Texas)</td> <td>44</td> <td>38</td> <td> 6%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>3rd Grade Mathematics (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>47</td> <td>32</td> <td> 15%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   3rd Grade Mathematics (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>46</td> <td>30</td> <td> 16%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   3rd Grade Mathematics (Texas)</td> <td>48</td> <td>30</td> <td> 18%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>4th Grade Reading (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>62</td> <td>35</td> <td> 27%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Reading (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>47</td> <td>35</td> <td> 12%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Reading (Texas)</td> <td>43</td> <td>36</td> <td> 7%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>4th Grade Writing (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>41</td> <td>20</td> <td> 21%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Writing (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>37</td> <td>29</td> <td> 8%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Writing (Texas)</td> <td>33</td> <td>26</td> <td> 7%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>4th Grade Mathematics (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>53</td> <td>28</td> <td> 25%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Mathematics (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>47</td> <td>33</td> <td> 14%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   4th Grade Mathematics (Texas)</td> <td>46</td> <td>35</td> <td> 11%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>5th Grade Reading (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>62</td> <td>56</td> <td> 6%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Reading (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>54</td> <td>47</td> <td> 7%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Reading (Texas)</td> <td>51</td> <td>45</td> <td> 6%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>5th Grade Mathematics (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>67</td> <td>44</td> <td> 23%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Mathematics (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>57</td> <td>42</td> <td> 15%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Mathematics (Texas)</td> <td>56</td> <td>43</td> <td> 13%</td> </tr> <tr> <td><b>5th Grade Science (Mott Elementary)</b></td> <td>53</td> <td>37</td> <td> 16%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Science (Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD))</td> <td>47</td> <td>31</td> <td> 16%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>   5th Grade Science (Texas)</td> <td>48</td> <td>30</td> <td> 18%</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h4>Student Body</h4> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col"/> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Number of students<br />Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Number of students<br />Pandemic (2020-2021)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Change (%)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Total Students</td> <td>826</td> <td>988</td> <td> 19.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" 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Thanks for using SchoolDigger.com!</p> <p>Loading…</p> <h2>Mott Elementary School in Trenton NJ</h2> <p> Mott Elementary School in Trenton NJ – SchoolDigger</p> <ol vocab="https://schema.org/" typeof="BreadcrumbList"> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Home</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">New Jersey</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Trenton</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Trenton Public Schools</li> <li property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem">Mott Elementary School</li> </ol> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Public K-5</b></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> 45 Stokely Avenue<br />       Trenton, NJ  08611</p> <p>(609) 656-4830<br /> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>District</b>: Trenton Public Schools</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Per Pupil Expenditures:</b>  $10,180<br /> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Students who attend Mott Elementary School usually attend:</b></p> <p></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Student/teacher ratio:</b>  15.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/ncTiutVfOlk1jZQUp0EeOV_Tk_Zqaq9j9dfl2qhdOzg.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/ncTiutVfOlk1jZQUp0EeOV_Tk_Zqaq9j9dfl2qhdOzg.jpg' /></noscript> 5<br /><b>Number of students:</b>  499</p> <p><b>Racial breakdown:</b> </p> <p>Hispanic:</p> <p>77.8%</p> <p>African American:</p> <p>19.4%</p> <p>White:</p> <p>1.2%</p> <p>more</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>Free/discounted lunch recipients:</b>  51.1%</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> See top rated New Jersey elementary schools</p> <p> Compare Mott Elementary School to nearby elementary schools!</p> <p></p> <ul role="tablist"> <li role="presentation">Overview</li> <li role="presentation">Boundary</li> <li role="presentation">Rankings</li> <li role="presentation">Test Scores</li> <li role="presentation">Reviews</li> <li role="presentation">Students</li> <li role="presentation">Finances</li> <li role="presentation">COVID-19</li> </ul> <p></p> <p>Performance Trends</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> Mott Elementary School ranks worse than 96.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/cf.ppt-online.org/files/slide/x/XicjTrNfShR6WIH3wm0F8QVoulPgsM4O2dDJL1/slide-2.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/cf.ppt-online.org/files/slide/x/XicjTrNfShR6WIH3wm0F8QVoulPgsM4O2dDJL1/slide-2.jpg' /></noscript> 1% of elementary schools in New Jersey. It also ranks 4<sup>th</sup> among 13 ranked elementary schools in the Trenton Public Schools District. (See more…)</p> <p>Student Body</p> <p>Teachers</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> The student/teacher ratio at Mott Elementary School is 15.5. 11 elementary schools in the Trenton Public Schools District have better student/teacher ratios. (See more…)</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare<br /> Mott Elementary School employs 32 full-time teachers. </p> <p>Finance</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">CompareDetails<br /> The average total spent per student at Mott Elementary School is $10,180, which is the 5<sup>th</sup> highest among 13 elementary schools in the Trenton Public Schools District. </p> <p>Map and boundary of Mott Elementary School</p> <p>School Attendance Areas provided by ATTOM.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/barynya.com/or/images/Corvallis/02_sm.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/barynya.com/or/images/Corvallis/02_sm.jpg' /></noscript> </p> <p></p> <p>Schooldigger<br /> 2021<br /> Rankings:</p> <p><h5> Mott Elementary School: </h5> </p> <p></p> <h5> Trenton Public Schools:<br /> </h5> <p data-readability-styled="true"> SchoolDigger ranks Trenton Public Schools 590<sup>th</sup> of 590 New Jersey school districts. (See district ranking list.) </p> <h5>What do you think?<br /> </h5> <p><em>Your rating for<br /> Mott Elementary School</em>?</p> <p>(Ranking FAQ)</p> <h3>Rank History for Mott Elementary School</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Avg Standard Score</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Statewide Rank</th> <th data-priority="5" scope="col">Total # Ranked Elementary Schools</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">NJ State Percentile</th> <th data-priority="4" scope="col">SchoolDigger Rating</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2003</td> <td>20.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/66/9f/8a/669f8a164ee41dcfc937aada8edb7594.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/66/9f/8a/669f8a164ee41dcfc937aada8edb7594.jpg' /></noscript> 06</td> <td data-order="982">982<sup>nd</sup></td> <td>1204</td> <td>18.4%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2004</td> <td>8.83</td> <td data-order="1185">1185<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1298</td> <td>8.7%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2005</td> <td>23.79</td> <td data-order="1089">1089<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1303</td> <td>16.4%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2006</td> <td>10.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/b2/88/d7/b288d791a1c0826224822a4f61d843fa.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/b2/88/d7/b288d791a1c0826224822a4f61d843fa.jpg' /></noscript> 07</td> <td data-order="1187">1187<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1314</td> <td>9.7%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2007</td> <td>16.93</td> <td data-order="1166">1166<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1329</td> <td>12.3%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2008</td> <td>6.90</td> <td data-order="1257">1257<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1338</td> <td>6.1%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2009</td> <td>5.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/21045006_a0RVsMRtl-aqHAqp6iA_0kISLo0hFFDf9UQIT06tZ_o.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/21045006_a0RVsMRtl-aqHAqp6iA_0kISLo0hFFDf9UQIT06tZ_o.jpg' /></noscript> 70</td> <td data-order="1271">1271<sup>st</sup></td> <td>1346</td> <td>5.6%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2010</td> <td>5.16</td> <td data-order="1278">1278<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1354</td> <td>5.6%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2011</td> <td>12.82</td> <td data-order="1217">1217<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1360</td> <td>10.5%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2012</td> <td>10.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i3.ytimg.com/vi/_ntwf9804cI/hqdefault.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i3.ytimg.com/vi/_ntwf9804cI/hqdefault.jpg' /></noscript> 61</td> <td data-order="1235">1235<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1363</td> <td>9.4%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2013</td> <td>15.85</td> <td data-order="1188">1188<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1367</td> <td>13.1%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2014</td> <td>7.51</td> <td data-order="1269">1269<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1363</td> <td>6.9%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2015</td> <td>8.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/3e9eq82l8dmn2cmrkf23oogn-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/DSC_0613-1024x678.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/3e9eq82l8dmn2cmrkf23oogn-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/DSC_0613-1024x678.jpg' /></noscript> 77</td> <td data-order="1259">1259<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1357</td> <td>7.2%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2016</td> <td>7.56</td> <td data-order="1257">1257<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1346</td> <td>6.6%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2017</td> <td>14.51</td> <td data-order="1165">1165<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1352</td> <td>13.8%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>9.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/schmidt-arch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/mtcomfortelementary5-1030x707.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/schmidt-arch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/mtcomfortelementary5-1030x707.jpg' /></noscript> 81</td> <td data-order="1234">1234<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1353</td> <td>8.8%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>12.20</td> <td data-order="1210">1210<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1360</td> <td>11.0%</td> <td data-order="9"/> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>7.40</td> <td data-order="1265">1265<sup>th</sup></td> <td>1317</td> <td>3.9%</td> <td data-order="10"/> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: test scores: New Jersey Department of Education, rankings: SchoolDigger.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/413205905_9Fz4Kato-y7BxuObHKYYFHR_4zJk-CTdD2XI-o9qki4.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/413205905_9Fz4Kato-y7BxuObHKYYFHR_4zJk-CTdD2XI-o9qki4.jpg' /></noscript> com</p> <p></p> <p>Mott Elementary School Test Scores</p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Tests: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p>   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Grades: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Years: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">Group by: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p>District Scores: </p> <p data-readability-styled="true">   </p> <p>State Scores: </p> <p></p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: New Jersey Department of Education</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> We’re sorry, but no reviews have been submitted for Mott Elementary School.</p> <p>If you have first-hand knowledge about Mott Elementary School, submit a rating!</p> <p> Reviews:</p> <p>No reviews have been submitted!</p> <ul role="tablist"> <li role="presentation">Enrollment/Ethnicity</li> <li role="presentation">Free/Disc Lunch</li> <li role="presentation">Student/Teacher Ratio</li> </ul> <h3>Enrollment information for Mott Elementary School</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">White</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">African American</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Asian</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Hispanic</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">American Indian</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">Pacific Islander</th> <th data-priority="3" scope="col">Two or More Races</th> <th data-priority="4" scope="col">Not Specified</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Total</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>1988</td> <td>117</td> <td>55</td> <td>3</td> <td>166</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>341</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1989</td> <td>114</td> <td>63</td> <td>2</td> <td>144</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>323</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1990</td> <td>98</td> <td>71</td> <td>2</td> <td>157</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>328</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1991</td> <td>104</td> <td>83</td> <td>4</td> <td>163</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>354</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1992</td> <td>104</td> <td>92</td> <td>0</td> <td>166</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>362</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1993</td> <td>88</td> <td>84</td> <td>3</td> <td>145</td> <td>3</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>323</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1994</td> <td>75</td> <td>95</td> <td>3</td> <td>162</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>335</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1995</td> <td>71</td> <td>117</td> <td>2</td> <td>191</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>381</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1996</td> <td>71</td> <td>117</td> <td>2</td> <td>191</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>381</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1998</td> <td>43</td> <td>119</td> <td>7</td> <td>218</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>387</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1999</td> <td>41</td> <td>121</td> <td>3</td> <td>218</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>383</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2000</td> <td>23</td> <td>104</td> <td>1</td> <td>211</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>339</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2001</td> <td>24</td> <td>100</td> <td>2</td> <td>195</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>321</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2002</td> <td>20</td> <td>86</td> <td>0</td> <td>201</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>307</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2003</td> <td>20</td> <td>86</td> <td>0</td> <td>201</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>307</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2004</td> <td>20</td> <td>101</td> <td>0</td> <td>250</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>371</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2005</td> <td>12</td> <td>98</td> <td>1</td> <td>287</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>398</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2006</td> <td>13</td> <td>140</td> <td>1</td> <td>325</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>479</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2007</td> <td>7</td> <td>129</td> <td>5</td> <td>311</td> <td>0</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>452</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2008</td> <td>11</td> <td>127</td> <td>5</td> <td>335</td> <td>1</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>n/a</td> <td>0</td> <td>479</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2009</td> <td>7</td> <td>125</td> <td>6</td> <td>340</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>479</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2010</td> <td>11</td> <td>127</td> <td>1</td> <td>341</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>481</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2011</td> <td>5</td> <td>106</td> <td>8</td> <td>254</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>375</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2012</td> <td>5</td> <td>74</td> <td>2</td> <td>173</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>0</td> <td>256</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2013</td> <td>12</td> <td>163</td> <td>3</td> <td>250</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>428</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2014</td> <td>7</td> <td>145</td> <td>3</td> <td>214</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>2</td> <td>0</td> <td>371</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2015</td> <td>12</td> <td>152</td> <td>1</td> <td>250</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>2</td> <td>0</td> <td>417</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2016</td> <td>8</td> <td>149</td> <td>2</td> <td>234</td> <td>0</td> <td>2</td> <td>3</td> <td>0</td> <td>398</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2017</td> <td>8</td> <td>147</td> <td>2</td> <td>247</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>4</td> <td>0</td> <td>409</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>14</td> <td>114</td> <td>3</td> <td>250</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>3</td> <td>0</td> <td>385</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>10</td> <td>119</td> <td>3</td> <td>289</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>4</td> <td>0</td> <td>426</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>5</td> <td>93</td> <td>3</td> <td>371</td> <td>0</td> <td>1</td> <td>4</td> <td>0</td> <td>477</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>6</td> <td>97</td> <td>2</td> <td>388</td> <td>0</td> <td>3</td> <td>3</td> <td>0</td> <td>499</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/hfurrer.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/MG_7535-e1456932420708-600x400.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/hfurrer.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/MG_7535-e1456932420708-600x400.jpg' /></noscript> S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Enrollment/Ethnicity </p> <blockquote><p>For more information about how the Department of Education defines ethnicity, see Defining Race and Ethnicity Data, National Center for Education Statistics</p></blockquote> <h3>Students eligible for free or discounted lunch at Mott Elementary School</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false" data-order="[[ 0, "desc" ]]"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col"># Students</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Full-time Teachers</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Student/Teacher ratio</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">% Free/Discounted Lunch</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>1988</td> <td>341</td> <td>17.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/28/96/36/28963667fcc4d7dea88b8dce6eafa2c8.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/28/96/36/28963667fcc4d7dea88b8dce6eafa2c8.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>20.0</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1989</td> <td>323</td> <td>17.0</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1990</td> <td>328</td> <td>16.0</td> <td>20.5</td> <td>41.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1991</td> <td>354</td> <td>17.0</td> <td>20.8</td> <td>52.3</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1992</td> <td>362</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>59.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1993</td> <td>323</td> <td>18.0</td> <td>17.9</td> <td>57.3</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1994</td> <td>335</td> <td>16.0</td> <td>20.9</td> <td>55.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1995</td> <td>381</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>15.9</td> <td>67.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1996</td> <td>381</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>15.9</td> <td>67.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1998</td> <td>387</td> <td>22.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 0</td> <td>17.6</td> <td>66.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1999</td> <td>383</td> <td>21.0</td> <td>18.2</td> <td>64</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2000</td> <td>339</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>14.1</td> <td>83.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2001</td> <td>321</td> <td>24.2</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>80.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2002</td> <td>307</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>11.8</td> <td>78.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2003</td> <td>307</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>11.8</td> <td>78.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2004</td> <td>371</td> <td>23.0</td> <td>16.1</td> <td>76.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2005</td> <td>398</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>15.3</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2006</td> <td>479</td> <td>29.0</td> <td>16.5</td> <td>67.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2007</td> <td>452</td> <td>29.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 0</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>79.4</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2008</td> <td>479</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>20.0</td> <td>59.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2009</td> <td>479</td> <td>30.0</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>70.1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2010</td> <td>481</td> <td>32.0</td> <td>15.0</td> <td>77.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2011</td> <td>375</td> <td>28.0</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>74.<img loading='lazy' src='' /> 1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2012</td> <td>256</td> <td>30.6</td> <td>8.3</td> <td>89.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2013</td> <td>428</td> <td>33.0</td> <td>12.9</td> <td>91.6</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2014</td> <td>371</td> <td>37.0</td> <td>10.0</td> <td>93.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2015</td> <td>417</td> <td>35.0</td> <td>11.9</td> <td>89.9</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2016</td> <td>398</td> <td>30.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/9237671_gWgSjn00AO7ku_8eH7jg8rCRO-Yv_gsSnUtsEGuY0Hg.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/9237671_gWgSjn00AO7ku_8eH7jg8rCRO-Yv_gsSnUtsEGuY0Hg.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>13.2</td> <td>89.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2017</td> <td>409</td> <td>31.0</td> <td>13.1</td> <td>91.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>385</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>14.8</td> <td>92.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>426</td> <td>27.0</td> <td>15.7</td> <td>84.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>477</td> <td>29.0</td> <td>16.4</td> <td>76.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/68891387_i5Qz0cStTZCIY5wAsBr-Oi9t3VlZVxO_FlLNyUTlDyk.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/68891387_i5Qz0cStTZCIY5wAsBr-Oi9t3VlZVxO_FlLNyUTlDyk.jpg' /></noscript> 7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>499</td> <td>32.0</td> <td>15.5</td> <td>51.1</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Students eligible for discounted/free lunch </p> <blockquote><p>For information about the National School Lunch Program, see the USDA Website</p></blockquote> <h3>Student/Teacher Ratio Mott Elementary School</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true">Compare</p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col"># Students</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Full-time Teachers</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Student/Teacher ratio</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">% Free/Discounted Lunch</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>1988</td> <td>341</td> <td>17.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/99/26/43/992643353b927aab67439ad2cf9b927d.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/99/26/43/992643353b927aab67439ad2cf9b927d.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>20.0</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1989</td> <td>323</td> <td>17.0</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1990</td> <td>328</td> <td>16.0</td> <td>20.5</td> <td>41.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1991</td> <td>354</td> <td>17.0</td> <td>20.8</td> <td>52.3</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1992</td> <td>362</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>19.0</td> <td>59.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/c5/25/e8/c525e8baef7798f567e2f6f8d7bb4cec.png" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/c5/25/e8/c525e8baef7798f567e2f6f8d7bb4cec.png' /></noscript> 7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1993</td> <td>323</td> <td>18.0</td> <td>17.9</td> <td>57.3</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1994</td> <td>335</td> <td>16.0</td> <td>20.9</td> <td>55.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1995</td> <td>381</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>15.9</td> <td>67.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1996</td> <td>381</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>15.9</td> <td>67.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1998</td> <td>387</td> <td>22.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/150806_Nv-72cGhunWH3mji2FDcurCTzzZpvI14XaSpddnMD7A.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/150806_Nv-72cGhunWH3mji2FDcurCTzzZpvI14XaSpddnMD7A.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>17.6</td> <td>66.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1999</td> <td>383</td> <td>21.0</td> <td>18.2</td> <td>64</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2000</td> <td>339</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>14.1</td> <td>83.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2001</td> <td>321</td> <td>24.2</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>80.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2002</td> <td>307</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>11.8</td> <td>78.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/14125715_hlymBxOql_o1F4kbik8m58kEMaY0jlk2tj-IqToAd44.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/14125715_hlymBxOql_o1F4kbik8m58kEMaY0jlk2tj-IqToAd44.jpg' /></noscript> 5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2003</td> <td>307</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>11.8</td> <td>78.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2004</td> <td>371</td> <td>23.0</td> <td>16.1</td> <td>76.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2005</td> <td>398</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>15.3</td> <td>n/a</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2006</td> <td>479</td> <td>29.0</td> <td>16.5</td> <td>67.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2007</td> <td>452</td> <td>29.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/library.arlingtonva.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Elementary-School-Today-1024x768.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/library.arlingtonva.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Elementary-School-Today-1024x768.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>15.6</td> <td>79.4</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2008</td> <td>479</td> <td>24.0</td> <td>20.0</td> <td>59.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2009</td> <td>479</td> <td>30.0</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>70.1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2010</td> <td>481</td> <td>32.0</td> <td>15.0</td> <td>77.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2011</td> <td>375</td> <td>28.0</td> <td>13.3</td> <td>74.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/hmcarchitects.com/wp-content/uploads/3186050000_hmcfull-680x453.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/hmcarchitects.com/wp-content/uploads/3186050000_hmcfull-680x453.jpg' /></noscript> 1</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2012</td> <td>256</td> <td>30.6</td> <td>8.3</td> <td>89.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2013</td> <td>428</td> <td>33.0</td> <td>12.9</td> <td>91.6</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2014</td> <td>371</td> <td>37.0</td> <td>10.0</td> <td>93.8</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2015</td> <td>417</td> <td>35.0</td> <td>11.9</td> <td>89.9</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2016</td> <td>398</td> <td>30.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/a3/80/7e/a3807ec4d1f28b7f87bcd5aaeefd1ab3--design-light-classroom-design.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/a3/80/7e/a3807ec4d1f28b7f87bcd5aaeefd1ab3--design-light-classroom-design.jpg' /></noscript> 0</td> <td>13.2</td> <td>89.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2017</td> <td>409</td> <td>31.0</td> <td>13.1</td> <td>91.2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2018</td> <td>385</td> <td>26.0</td> <td>14.8</td> <td>92.5</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>426</td> <td>27.0</td> <td>15.7</td> <td>84.7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2020</td> <td>477</td> <td>29.0</td> <td>16.4</td> <td>76.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/b2/57/30/b257308cd85a3a562f71ccf4df9cc136.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/b2/57/30/b257308cd85a3a562f71ccf4df9cc136.jpg' /></noscript> 7</td> </tr> <tr> <td>2021</td> <td>499</td> <td>32.0</td> <td>15.5</td> <td>51.1</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Dept of Education.</p> <p>About Student-Teacher Ratio </p> <blockquote><p>Student/teacher ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of students by the total number of full-time equivalent teachers. Please note that a smaller student/teacher ratio does not necessarily translate to smaller class size. In some instances, schools hire teachers part time, and some teachers are hired for specialized instruction with very small class sizes. These and other factors contribute to the student/teacher ratio. Note: For private schools, Student/teacher ratio may not include Pre-Kindergarten.</p></blockquote> <p>Finances</p> <h3>Per Pupil Expenditures for Mott Elementary School</h3> <p></p> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Year</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Expenditures from Federal Funds</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Expenditures from State and Local Funds</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Total Expenditures Per Pupil (All Funds)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>2019</td> <td>$673 (6.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/54996470_iYLUjY29PYBbOyrHkJvRJNhQ2iW8_HTBg65j-G_-SRI.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/54996470_iYLUjY29PYBbOyrHkJvRJNhQ2iW8_HTBg65j-G_-SRI.jpg' /></noscript> 6%)</td> <td>$9,507 (93.4%)</td> <td>$10,180</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Data source: New Jersey Department of Education</p> <p>Pre and Post Pandemic Data</p> <h3>Impact of COVID-19 on Mott Elementary School</h3> <p data-readability-styled="true"> <p> The coronavirus has had a profound impact on education in America.<br /> Learning shifted online overnight, attendance numbers dwindled, and enrollment decreased.<br /> SchoolDigger.com is making it easier for you to better assess how COVID-19 has impacted your school.<br /> Through the collection of pre-pandemic (2019) and current data, SchoolDigger.com is sharing test scores,<br /> enrollment numbers and school demographics from schools across the country – and we make it easy to see how impacted schools compare locally and statewide. </p> <h4>Rankings</h4> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Rank<br />Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Rank<br /> <br />Pandemic (2020-2021)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Change (%)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Ranks 1210<sup>th</sup> of 1360 Elementary schools</td> <td>Ranks 1265<sup>th</sup> of 1317 Elementary schools</td> <td> 7.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/20/8d/10/208d10ecb3bc84ee02d9288d8039b763--classroom-teacher-kindergarten-classroom.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/20/8d/10/208d10ecb3bc84ee02d9288d8039b763--classroom-teacher-kindergarten-classroom.jpg' /></noscript> 1%</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h4>Student Body</h4> <table data-paging="false" data-searching="false" data-info="false"> <thead> <tr> <th data-priority="1" scope="col"/> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Number of students<br />Pre-pandemic (2018-2019)</th> <th data-priority="2" scope="col">Number of students<br />Pandemic (2020-2021)</th> <th data-priority="1" scope="col">Change (%)</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Total Students</td> <td>426</td> <td>499</td> <td> 17.1%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>African American</td> <td>119</td> <td>97</td> <td> 18.5%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>American Indian</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td/></tr> <tr> <td>Asian</td> <td>3</td> <td>2</td> <td> 33.3%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Hispanic</td> <td>289</td> <td>388</td> <td> 34.3%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Pacific Islander</td> <td>1</td> <td>3</td> <td> 200%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Two or More Races</td> <td>4</td> <td>3</td> <td> 25%</td> </tr> <tr> <td>% Free/Discounted Lunch Recipients</td> <td>84.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/multifiles.pressherald.com/uploads/sites/4/2018/03/1351793_164440_schools-1024x660.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/multifiles.pressherald.com/uploads/sites/4/2018/03/1351793_164440_schools-1024x660.jpg' /></noscript> 7%</td> <td>51.1%</td> <td> 33.6%</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p></p> <hr/> <p><h4>Rate<br /> Mott Elementary School!</h4> </p> <p><h4>Other helpful SchoolDigger resources…</h4> </p> <p><h4>Sign up for updates!</h4> </p> <p data-readability-styled="true"> Be the first to know when there is an update for<br /> Mott Elementary School!</p> <p data-readability-styled="true"><b>SchoolDigger data sources</b>: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the New Jersey Department of Education. 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Thanks for using SchoolDigger.com!</p> <p>Loading…</p> <h2>Mott Elementary School | Texas Public Schools</h2> <ul> <li>Elementary school in Pflugerville ISD</li> <li>Pflugerville, TX</li> <li>Pre-kindergarten – 5th grade</li> </ul> <p>Accountability rating<br /> (2018-2019) </p> <p> B </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: B </p> <p>Total students </p> <p> 983 </p> <p>Avg.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/img-aws.ehowcdn.com/700x/cdn.onlyinyourstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/800px-Deming_Miller_School_in_Cheyenne_WY-700x465.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/img-aws.ehowcdn.com/700x/cdn.onlyinyourstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/800px-Deming_Miller_School_in_Cheyenne_WY-700x465.jpg' /></noscript> teacher experience </p> <p> 10.9 years </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 11.1 years </p> <p> Statewide: 11.2 years </p> <p>Four-year graduation rate </p> <p> N/A </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 96.9% </p> <p> Statewide: 90.3% </p> <p> <strong>Mott Elementary School</strong> is an elementary school in <strong>Pflugerville, TX</strong>, in the <strong>Pflugerville ISD</strong> school district.<br /> As of the <strong>2020-2021</strong> school year, it had <strong>983 students</strong>.<br /> <strong>40.8%</strong> of students were considered at risk of dropping out of school.<br /> <strong>12%</strong> of students were enrolled in bilingual and English language learning programs. </p> <p> Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the state waived accountability ratings for the <strong>2020-2021</strong> school year.<br /> The school received an accountability rating of <strong>B</strong> for the <strong>2018-2019</strong> school year. </p> <p> As of the <strong>2020-2021</strong> school year, an average teacher’s salary was <strong>$55,623</strong>, which is <strong>$2,018 less</strong> than the state average.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/aproplbg.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Glendale1.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/aproplbg.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Glendale1.jpg' /></noscript><br /> On average, teachers had <strong>10.9 years</strong> of experience. </p> <h3>Demographics</h3> <h4>Race and ethnicity</h4> <p>Total students </p> <p> 983 </p> <p>African American </p> <p> 166 (16.9%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 15.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 12.7% </p> <p>American Indian </p> <p> 3 (0.3%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 0.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 0.3% </p> <p>Asian </p> <p> 111 (11.3%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 8.3% </p> <p> Statewide: 4.7% </p> <p>Hispanic </p> <p> 291 (29.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 48.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 52.9% </p> <p>Pacific Islander </p> <p> 4 (0.4%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 0.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 0.2% </p> <p>White </p> <p> 330 (33.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 22.9% </p> <p> Statewide: 26.5% </p> <p>Two or more races </p> <p> 78 (7.9%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 4.8% </p> <p> Statewide: 2.7% </p> <p>African American</p> <p>16.9%</p> <p>American Indian</p> <p>0.3%</p> <p>Asian</p> <p>11.3%</p> <p>Hispanic</p> <p>29.6%</p> <p>Pacific Islander</p> <p>0.4%</p> <p>White</p> <p>33.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/7c/61/d3/7c61d3d8a3829eee73f321afe68bee7d.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/7c/61/d3/7c61d3d8a3829eee73f321afe68bee7d.jpg' /></noscript> 6%</p> <p>Two or more races</p> <p>7.9%</p> <h4>Risk factors</h4> <p>A student is identified as being at risk of dropping out of school based on state-defined criteria. A student is defined as “economically disadvantaged” if he or she is eligible for free or reduced-price lunch or other public assistance.</p> <p>At-risk students </p> <p> 40.8 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 51.6% </p> <p> Statewide: 49.2% </p> <p>Economically disadvantaged </p> <p> 24.8 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 47.8% </p> <p> Statewide: 60.3% </p> <p>Limited English proficiency </p> <p> 13.1 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 23.5% </p> <p> Statewide: 20.7% </p> <p>At-risk students</p> <p>40.8%</p> <p>Econ. disadvantaged</p> <p>24.8%</p> <p>Limited Eng. proficiency</p> <p>13.1%</p> <h4>Enrollment by program</h4> <p>A look at the percentage of students enrolled in certain programs offered at schools for the 2020-2021 school year.<br /> A student can be enrolled in more than one program.</p> <p>Bilingual/ESL </p> <p> 12 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 23.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/32833649_tO_UA6QR4FSO3-WokzSV7J23biCuZT03WNjUIddLC0w.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/32833649_tO_UA6QR4FSO3-WokzSV7J23biCuZT03WNjUIddLC0w.jpg' /></noscript> 5% </p> <p> Statewide: 21% </p> <p>Gifted and Talented </p> <p> 5.4 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 7.9% </p> <p> Statewide: 8.3% </p> <p>Special Education </p> <p> 9.7 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 12.1% </p> <p> Statewide: 11.1% </p> <p>Bilingual/ESL</p> <p>12.0%</p> <p>Gifted and talented</p> <p>5.4%</p> <p>Special education</p> <p>9.7%</p> <h3>Academics</h3> <h4>Accountability ratings</h4> <p>Texas assigns ratings to districts and campuses that designate their performance in relation to the state’s accountability system.</p> <p> Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the state<br /> waived accountability ratings<br /> for the 2020-2021 school year. All Texas public school districts and campuses received the label “Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster.”<br /> Our schools explorer shows the accountability ratings from the 2018-2019 school year when available. </p> <p>Overall<br /> (2018-2019) </p> <p> B </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: B </p> <p>Student achievement<br /> (2018-2019) </p> <p> B </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: B </p> <p>School progress<br /> (2018-2019) </p> <p> B </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: B </p> <p>Closing the gaps<br /> (2018-2019) </p> <p> B </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: B </p> <p>The overall grades are based on three categories: student achievement (how well students perform academically), school progress (how well students perform over time and compared to students in similar schools) and closing the gaps (how well schools are boosting performance for subgroups such as students with special needs).<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/photos.wikimapia.org/p/00/00/36/57/02_big.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/photos.wikimapia.org/p/00/00/36/57/02_big.jpg' /></noscript> </p> <p>For a detailed explanation of this year’s accountability system, see the 2021 Accountability Manual.</p> <h4>Chronic absenteeism</h4> <p>The chronic absenteeism rate for students during the 2019-2020 school year.<br /> It measures the number of students who were absent for at least ten percent of the school year.</p> <p>All students </p> <p> 1.7 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 7.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 6.7% </p> <p>American Indian </p> <p> Masked </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 21.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 7.8% </p> <p>African American </p> <p> 0.7 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 9.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 8.9% </p> <p>Asian </p> <p> 2.4 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 2% </p> <p> Statewide: 1.8% </p> <p>Hispanic </p> <p> 0.9 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 8.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 7.4% </p> <p>Pacific Islander </p> <p> Masked </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 4.5% </p> <p> Statewide: 7.2% </p> <p>White </p> <p> 2.8 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 5.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 5.2% </p> <p>Two or more races </p> <p> 1.8 % </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 6.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/oCkm-4tQOw6-PKhC7KwC-Db15ZFcrXXSAPZvSLXLU0k.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/oCkm-4tQOw6-PKhC7KwC-Db15ZFcrXXSAPZvSLXLU0k.jpg' /></noscript> 4% </p> <p> Statewide: 6.7% </p> <h3>Staff</h3> <h4>Teacher ethnicities</h4> <p>These figures are expressed as a percentage of the total teacher full-time equivalent (FTE) as of the <strong>2020-2021</strong> school year.</p> <p>Total teacher FTEs </p> <p> 62.9 </p> <p>African American </p> <p> 7 (11.1%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 8.1% </p> <p> Statewide: 11.1% </p> <p>American Indian </p> <p> 0 (0%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 0.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 0.3% </p> <p>Asian </p> <p> 1 (1.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 1.7% </p> <p> Statewide: 1.8% </p> <p>Hispanic </p> <p> 11 (17.5%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 22.8% </p> <p> Statewide: 28.4% </p> <p>Pacific Islander </p> <p> 0 (0%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 0.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 0.2% </p> <p>White </p> <p> 42.9 (68.2%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 64.4% </p> <p> Statewide: 56.9% </p> <p>Two or more races </p> <p> 1 (1.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 2.3% </p> <p> Statewide: 1.2% </p> <h4>Highest degree held by teachers</h4> <p>These figures are expressed as a percentage of the total teacher full-time equivalent.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/cdni0.trtworld.com/w960/q75/1672-trtworld-gallery-121095-152110.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/cdni0.trtworld.com/w960/q75/1672-trtworld-gallery-121095-152110.jpg' /></noscript> </p> <p>No degree </p> <p> 1 (1.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 3.7% </p> <p> Statewide: 1.2% </p> <p>Bachelor’s </p> <p> 43.8 (69.6%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 68.2% </p> <p> Statewide: 73% </p> <p>Master’s </p> <p> 18.1 (28.8%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 27.5% </p> <p> Statewide: 25% </p> <p>Doctorate </p> <p> 0 (0%) </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 0.6% </p> <p> Statewide: 0.7% </p> <h4>Students per teacher</h4> <p>The total number of students divided by the total full-time equivalent count of teachers for 2020-2021.</p> <p>Students per teacher </p> <p> 15.6 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 13.4 </p> <p> Statewide: 14.5 </p> <h4>Teacher experience</h4> <p>This figure for the 2020-2021 school year refers to tenure — the number of years a teacher has been employed in any district, whether or not there was an interruption in service.</p> <p>Avg. teacher experience </p> <p> 10.9 years </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: 11.1 years </p> <p> Statewide: 11.2 years </p> <h4>Teacher salaries</h4> <p>The average salaries listed here are for regular duties only and do not include supplemental pay.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/bordeauxconstruction.com/staging/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Brooks_ES_Front-500x383@2x.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/bordeauxconstruction.com/staging/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Brooks_ES_Front-500x383@2x.jpg' /></noscript> For teachers who also have nonteaching roles, only the portion of time and pay dedicated to classroom responsibilities is factored into the calculation.</p> <p>Base average </p> <p> $55,623 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $56,737 </p> <p> Statewide: $57,641 </p> <p>Beginner </p> <p> $51,439 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $55,645 </p> <p> Statewide: $50,849 </p> <p>1 to 5 years </p> <p> $52,256 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $52,921 </p> <p> Statewide: $53,288 </p> <p>6 to 10 years </p> <p> $54,241 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $54,713 </p> <p> Statewide: $56,282 </p> <p>11 to 20 years </p> <p> $58,098 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $58,228 </p> <p> Statewide: $59,900 </p> <p>21 to 30 years </p> <p> $56,871 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $63,766 </p> <p> Statewide: $64,637 </p> <p>30+ years </p> <p> $66,729 </p> <p> Pflugerville ISD: $67,672 </p> <p> Statewide: $69,974 </p> <h2>Mott Elementary School Rating Detail / Grades PK-5 – Pflugerville, TX</h2> <p>Mott Elementary School Rating Detail / Grades PK-5 – Pflugerville, TX – NeighborhoodScout</p> <p><h5>Serves grades PK – 5</h5> </p> <p><h5>Already have an account?</h5> <p>Log In</p> <h5>New to NeighborhoodScout? Create an account to add this page to your saved places.</h5> <p><img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/westbrookblock.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/WCB-CaseStudy-Thompson-01-1200x423.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/westbrookblock.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/WCB-CaseStudy-Thompson-01-1200x423.jpg' /></noscript> </h5> <p>Subscribe</p> <p>Source & Methodology</p> <p></p> <p> <strong>Analytics built by:</strong><br /> <br /> Location, Inc. </p> <h5>Raw data sources:</h5> <ul> <li>Test Scores: Edfacts (U.S. Department of Education), State departments of education.</li> <li>Expenditures: National Center for Education Statistics.</li> <li>Educational Environment: American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau).</li> </ul> <h5>Date(s) & Update Frequency:</h5> <ul> <li>Test data: Reflects 2018 – 2019 school year [note on school closures TBD].</li> <li>Expenditures: 2018</li> <li>Educational Environment: 2018 (latest available). Updated annually.</li> </ul> <p> <strong>Methodology:</strong><br /> <br /> Only NeighborhoodScout gives you nationally comparable school ranks based on test scores, so you can directly compare the quality of schools in any location.<br /> Read more </p> <dl> <dt>Address</dt> <dd> <address> 20101 Hodde Ln<br /> <br />Pflugerville,<br /> TX 78660<br /> </address> </dd> <dt>Phone</dt> <dd>(512) 594-4700</dd> <dt>District</dt> <dd> PFLUGERVILLE ISD </dd> <dt>County</dt> <dd>TRAVIS COUNTY</dd> <dt>Type of School</dt> <dd>Regular elementary or secondary</dd> <dt>Magnet School</dt> <dd>No</dd> <dt>Charter School</dt> <dd>No</dd> <dt>Students Enrolled</dt> <dd>988</dd> <dt>Classroom Teachers</dt> <dd>63</dd> </dl> <h4> School<br /> Quality<br /> Compared to Texas<br /> </h4> <p data-readability-styled="true"><small><br /> (10<br /> is best)<br /> </small></p> <hr/> <p> Better than<br /> 75.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/icscm.com/wp-app/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Capture3-1080x672.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/icscm.com/wp-app/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Capture3-1080x672.jpg' /></noscript> 0%<br /> of TX<br /> schools. </p> <h4> School<br /> Quality<br /> Compared to U.S.</p> </h4> <p data-readability-styled="true"><small><br /> (10<br /> is best)<br /> </small></p> <hr/> <p> Better than<br /> 63.2%<br /> of U.S.<br /> schools. </p> <h5>Grade 3</h5> <p>60<br /> 50<br /> 40<br /> 30<br /> 20<br /> 10<br /> 0</p> <p>50%</p> <p>46%</p> <p>52%</p> <p>44%</p> <p>47%</p> <p>48%</p> <ul> <p>Proficiency in Reading and Math</p> <p>Proficiency in Reading</p> <p>Proficiency in Math</p> </ul> <p>School</p> <p>State</p> <h5>Grade 4</h5> <p>70<br /> 60<br /> 50<br /> 40<br /> 30<br /> 20<br /> 10<br /> 0</p> <p>80<br /> 60<br /> 40<br /> 20<br /> 0</p> <p>55%</p> <p>45%</p> <p>57%</p> <p>43%</p> <p>52%</p> <p>47%</p> <p>55%</p> <p>45%</p> <p>57%</p> <p>43%</p> <p>52%</p> <p>47%</p> <ul> <p>Proficiency in Reading and Math</p> <p>Proficiency in Reading</p> <p>Proficiency in Math</p> </ul> <p>School</p> <p>State</p> <h5>Grade 5</h5> <p>80<br /> 60<br /> 40<br /> 20<br /> 0</p> <p>65%</p> <p>55%</p> <p>62%</p> <p>53%</p> <p>67%</p> <p>57%</p> <ul> <p>Proficiency in Reading and Math</p> <p>Proficiency in Reading</p> <p>Proficiency in Math</p> </ul> <p>School</p> <p>State</p> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>SCHOOL ENROLLMENT BY GRADE</th> <th>NUMBER OF STUDENTS</th> <th>PERCENTAGE</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Grade pk</td> <td> 35 </td> <td> 3.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/3c/07/43/3c07433c0b9acd411d4b2999deb601fe.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/originals/3c/07/43/3c07433c0b9acd411d4b2999deb601fe.jpg' /></noscript> 5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Kindergarten</td> <td> 157 </td> <td> 15.9% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Grade 1</td> <td> 163 </td> <td> 16.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Grade 2</td> <td> 139 </td> <td> 14.1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Grade 3</td> <td> 154 </td> <td> 15.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Grade 4</td> <td> 159 </td> <td> 16.1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Grade 5</td> <td> 181 </td> <td> 18.3% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Total</td> <td> 988 </td> <td> 100% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Ethnic/racial Groups</th> <th>This School</th> <th>This District</th> <th>This State</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>White (non-hispanic)</td> <td> 36.6% </td> <td> 24.1% </td> <td> 27.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Black</td> <td> 18.2% </td> <td> 16.2% </td> <td> 13.1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Hispanic</td> <td> 32.1% </td> <td> 50.6% </td> <td> 54.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Asian Or Pacific Islander</td> <td> 12.3% </td> <td> 8.7% </td> <td> 4.9% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>American Indian Or Native Of Alaska</td> <td> 0.8% </td> <td> 0.4% </td> <td> 0.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/tennesseestar.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Richland-Elementary-School.png" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/tennesseestar.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Richland-Elementary-School.png' /></noscript> 5% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Economic Groups</th> <th>This School</th> <th>This District</th> <th>This State</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td> ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED </td> <td> 24.7% </td> <td> 47.7% </td> <td> 60.2% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE </td> <td> 18.8% </td> <td> 39.9% </td> <td> 56.2% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE </td> <td> 5.9% </td> <td> 7.8% </td> <td> 4.0% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>POPULATION</th> <th>DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL</th> <th>STATE</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>POPULATION</td> <td> 162,164 </td> <td> 29,145,505 </td> </tr> <tr> <td>POPULATION DENSITY (per sq. mile)</td> <td> 2,113.1 </td> <td> 109 </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE</th> <th>DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL</th> <th>STATE</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>4 YEARS OLD AND BELOW</td> <td> 7.0% </td> <td> 7.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>5-19 YEARS OLD</td> <td> 21.2% </td> <td> 21.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/warnerlarson.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/72-2Goodyear-elementary-school-playground-Warner-Larson-Landscape-Architects-1080x718.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/warnerlarson.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/72-2Goodyear-elementary-school-playground-Warner-Larson-Landscape-Architects-1080x718.jpg' /></noscript> 6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>20-44 YEARS OLD</td> <td> 39.8% </td> <td> 35.3% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>45-64 YEARS OLD</td> <td> 24.3% </td> <td> 23.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>65 OR OLDER</td> <td> 7.7% </td> <td> 12.5% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS</th> <th>DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL</th> <th>STATE</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Number Of Households</td> <td> 57,764 </td> <td> 9,906,070 </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Single Parent Households With Children</td> <td> 10.0% </td> <td> 12.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Adults With At Least A High School Diploma</td> <td> 90.9% </td> <td> 84.4% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Adults With At Least A Bachelor’s Degree</td> <td> 38.9% </td> <td> 30.7% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>HOUSEHOLD INCOME DISTRIBUTION</th> <th>DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL</th> <th>STATE</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>$150,000 or more</td> <td> 16.9% </td> <td> 14.8% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$100,000 – $149,999</td> <td> 23.2% </td> <td> 15.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$75,000 – $99,999</td> <td> 17.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/educationsnapshots.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2020/03/lisle-elementary-school-13-700x480.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/educationsnapshots.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2020/03/lisle-elementary-school-13-700x480.jpg' /></noscript> 0% </td> <td> 12.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$50,000 – $74,999</td> <td> 17.7% </td> <td> 17.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$30,000 – $49,999</td> <td> 13.7% </td> <td> 16.8% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$15,000 – $29,999</td> <td> 7.0% </td> <td> 12.8% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>$15,000 or less</td> <td> 4.5% </td> <td> 9.9% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th> For<br /> This District </th> <th>Per Student</th> <th>Total</th> <th>% Of Total</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td> Instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $6,011 </td> <td> $152,709,455 </td> <td> 49.2% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td>Support Expenditures</td> <td/> <td/> <td/> </tr> <tr> <td>Student</td> <td> $550 </td> <td> $13,972,750 </td> <td> 4.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Staff</td> <td> $613 </td> <td> $15,573,265 </td> <td> 5.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> General Administration </td> <td> $77 </td> <td> $1,956,185 </td> <td> 0.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> School Administration </td> <td> $518 </td> <td> $13,159,790 </td> <td> 4.2% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Operation </td> <td> $844 </td> <td> $21,441,820 </td> <td> 6.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i3.ytimg.com/vi/-BurWWLRF_o/hqdefault.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i3.ytimg.com/vi/-BurWWLRF_o/hqdefault.jpg' /></noscript> 9% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Transportation </td> <td> $323 </td> <td> $8,205,815 </td> <td> 2.6% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Other</td> <td> $457 </td> <td> $11,610,085 </td> <td> 3.7% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Support </td> <td> $3,382 </td> <td> $85,919,710 </td> <td> 27.7% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Non-instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $2,820 </td> <td> $71,642,100 </td> <td> 23.1% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Expenditures </td> <td> $12,213 </td> <td> $310,271,265 </td> <td> 100.0% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th> For<br /> The State </th> <th>Per Student</th> <th>Total</th> <th>% Of Total</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td> Instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $5,805 </td> <td> $31,189,688,040 </td> <td> 44.7% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td>Support Expenditures</td> <td/> <td/> <td/> </tr> <tr> <td>Student</td> <td> $503 </td> <td> $2,700,328,864 </td> <td> 3.9% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Staff</td> <td> $486 </td> <td> $2,610,147,638 </td> <td> 3.7% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> General Administration </td> <td> $147 </td> <td> $788,336,796 </td> <td> 1.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/38/ec/83/38ec83a33e684589363b20cf2fea6895--learning-spaces-school-classroom.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/i.pinimg.com/736x/38/ec/83/38ec83a33e684589363b20cf2fea6895--learning-spaces-school-classroom.jpg' /></noscript> 1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> School Administration </td> <td> $584 </td> <td> $3,136,323,720 </td> <td> 4.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Operation </td> <td> $1,044 </td> <td> $5,609,178,188 </td> <td> 8.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Transportation </td> <td> $277 </td> <td> $1,490,194,430 </td> <td> 2.1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Other</td> <td> $449 </td> <td> $2,411,656,042 </td> <td> 3.5% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Support </td> <td> $3,489 </td> <td> $18,746,356,603 </td> <td> 26.9% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Non-instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $3,688 </td> <td> $19,813,642,886 </td> <td> 28.4% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Expenditures </td> <td> $12,982 </td> <td> $69,749,648,503 </td> <td> 100.0% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th> For<br /> The Nation </th> <th>Per Student</th> <th>Total</th> <th>% Of Total</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td> Instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $7,549 </td> <td> $372,153,103,143 </td> <td> 49.7% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td>Support Expenditures</td> <td/> <td/> <td/> </tr> <tr> <td>Student</td> <td> $792 </td> <td> $39,020,154,935 </td> <td> 5.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/26536489_5JFhKS9dcHKCZBw8nzGDAjtWaZcw7lOXhKvw6impRBE.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' src='/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/26536489_5JFhKS9dcHKCZBw8nzGDAjtWaZcw7lOXhKvw6impRBE.jpg' /></noscript> 2% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Staff</td> <td> $618 </td> <td> $30,487,652,661 </td> <td> 4.1% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> General Administration </td> <td> $258 </td> <td> $12,720,931,842 </td> <td> 1.7% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> School Administration </td> <td> $730 </td> <td> $35,978,592,512 </td> <td> 4.8% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Operation </td> <td> $1,169 </td> <td> $57,607,988,317 </td> <td> 7.7% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Transportation </td> <td> $527 </td> <td> $26,002,463,553 </td> <td> 3.5% </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Other</td> <td> $459 </td> <td> $22,633,739,814 </td> <td> 3.0% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Support </td> <td> $4,553 </td> <td> $224,451,138,461 </td> <td> 30.0% </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Non-instructional Expenditures </td> <td> $3,074 </td> <td> $151,519,765,183 </td> <td> 20.3% </td> </tr> </tbody> <tbody> <tr> <td> Total Expenditures </td> <td> $15,176 </td> <td> $748,124,887,521 </td> <td> 100.0% </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h4> </h4> <p>Popular neighborhoods near Mott Elementary School</p> </h4> <ul> <li> Austin, TX (Gregg Manor Rd / E Howard Ln) </li> <li> Austin, TX (Parker Dr / Louis Henna Blvd) </li> <li> Austin, TX (Scofield Farms North) </li> <li> Austin, TX (Wells Branch) </li> <li> Pflugerville, TX (Kennemer Dr / Amen Corner Rd) </li> <li> Pflugerville, TX (Speidel Dr / Winding Shore Ln) </li> <li> Round Rock, TX (Forest Ridge / Old Oak Estates) </li> <li> Round Rock, TX (Sonoma) </li> <li> Round Rock, TX (Tri-View Estates / Forest Creek) </li> <li> Round Rock, TX (Wildwood Country / Oak Bluff Estates) </li> </ul> <h2>Mott Elementary School in Pflugerville, TX</h2> <p>See homes for sale and rent near Mott Elementary School</p> <ul> <li>162 Homes for Sale</li> <li>19 Homes for Rent</li> </ul> <h3 data-testid="title">On the Map</h3> <p>See boundaries for Mott Elementary School</p> <h3 data-testid="title">Homes for Sale Near Mott Elementary School</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Apartments for Rent Near Mott Elementary School</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Mott Elementary School Test Scores </h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Mott Elementary School Ratings & Reviews</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Around Mott Elementary School</h3> <p>Browse popular neighborhoods, cities and ZIP codes around Mott Elementary School</p> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th colspan="1">Median Listing Price</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="1">Cambridge Heights</td> <td colspan="1">16</td> <td colspan="1">18</td> <td colspan="1">$450,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Falcon Pointe</td> <td colspan="1">17</td> <td colspan="1">9</td> <td colspan="1">$600,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Forest Creek</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">11</td> <td colspan="1">$797,500</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Gracy Woods</td> <td colspan="1">74</td> <td colspan="1">207</td> <td colspan="1">$549,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Heatherwilde</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">12</td> <td colspan="1">$398,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">McNeil</td> <td colspan="1">65</td> <td colspan="1">223</td> <td colspan="1">$599,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Meadows at Chandler Creek</td> <td colspan="1">19</td> <td colspan="1">10</td> <td colspan="1">$427,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">North Austin</td> <td colspan="1">43</td> <td colspan="1">95</td> <td colspan="1">$525,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Old West Austin</td> <td colspan="1">27</td> <td colspan="1">85</td> <td colspan="1">$1,297,500</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Paloma Lake</td> <td colspan="1">20</td> <td colspan="1">33</td> <td colspan="1">$593,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Springbrook</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">23</td> <td colspan="1">$480,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Tech Ridge</td> <td colspan="1">34</td> <td colspan="1">176</td> <td colspan="1">$475,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Teravista</td> <td colspan="1">37</td> <td colspan="1">49</td> <td colspan="1">$587,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Upper Boggy Creek</td> <td colspan="1">23</td> <td colspan="1">31</td> <td colspan="1">$779,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Windermere</td> <td colspan="1">28</td> <td colspan="1">53</td> <td colspan="1">$376,500</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th colspan="1">Median Listing Price</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="1">Austin</td> <td colspan="1">4544</td> <td colspan="1">8735</td> <td colspan="1">$649,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Bastrop</td> <td colspan="1">621</td> <td colspan="1">163</td> <td colspan="1">$414,340</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Buda</td> <td colspan="1">324</td> <td colspan="1">125</td> <td colspan="1">$474,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Cedar Park</td> <td colspan="1">327</td> <td colspan="1">237</td> <td colspan="1">$575,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Elgin</td> <td colspan="1">272</td> <td colspan="1">45</td> <td colspan="1">$380,568</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Georgetown</td> <td colspan="1">1508</td> <td colspan="1">633</td> <td colspan="1">$530,890</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Hutto</td> <td colspan="1">429</td> <td colspan="1">156</td> <td colspan="1">$435,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Jarrell</td> <td colspan="1">272</td> <td colspan="1">100</td> <td colspan="1">$345,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Lakeway</td> <td colspan="1">215</td> <td colspan="1">92</td> <td colspan="1">$949,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Leander</td> <td colspan="1">932</td> <td colspan="1">482</td> <td colspan="1">$535,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Liberty Hill</td> <td colspan="1">697</td> <td colspan="1">195</td> <td colspan="1">$638,888</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Manor</td> <td colspan="1">426</td> <td colspan="1">137</td> <td colspan="1">$419,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Round Rock</td> <td colspan="1">782</td> <td colspan="1">835</td> <td colspan="1">$511,650</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Spicewood</td> <td colspan="1">328</td> <td colspan="1">10</td> <td colspan="1">$877,450</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Taylor</td> <td colspan="1">179</td> <td colspan="1">25</td> <td colspan="1">$374,000</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th colspan="1">Median Listing Price</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="1">78613</td> <td colspan="1">319</td> <td colspan="1">236</td> <td colspan="1">$575,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78621</td> <td colspan="1">273</td> <td colspan="1">37</td> <td colspan="1">$389,990</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78626</td> <td colspan="1">405</td> <td colspan="1">223</td> <td colspan="1">$459,982</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78628</td> <td colspan="1">768</td> <td colspan="1">110</td> <td colspan="1">$575,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78634</td> <td colspan="1">430</td> <td colspan="1">64</td> <td colspan="1">$435,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78641</td> <td colspan="1">936</td> <td colspan="1">320</td> <td colspan="1">$549,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78653</td> <td colspan="1">425</td> <td colspan="1">73</td> <td colspan="1">$419,990</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78660</td> <td colspan="1">593</td> <td colspan="1">403</td> <td colspan="1">$490,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78664</td> <td colspan="1">222</td> <td colspan="1">252</td> <td colspan="1">$427,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78665</td> <td colspan="1">373</td> <td colspan="1">292</td> <td colspan="1">$524,271</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78681</td> <td colspan="1">185</td> <td colspan="1">195</td> <td colspan="1">$585,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78723</td> <td colspan="1">174</td> <td colspan="1">246</td> <td colspan="1">$649,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78731</td> <td colspan="1">123</td> <td colspan="1">188</td> <td colspan="1">$1,200,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78750</td> <td colspan="1">97</td> <td colspan="1">205</td> <td colspan="1">$649,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">78759</td> <td colspan="1">114</td> <td colspan="1">294</td> <td colspan="1">$784,500</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p>To verify enrollment eligibility, contact the school or district directly.<img loading='lazy' src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%200%200'%3E%3C/svg%3E" data-lazy-src="/800/600/http/fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/600x600/6537812_xkSH1HajsH90cl60DI0GemgWcoNfImNtjDqcosj5Z7U.jpg" /><noscript><img loading='lazy' 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The GreatSchools Rating is based on a variety of school quality indicators, including test scores, college readiness, and equity data.</p> <h2>Mott Elementary School in Trenton, NJ</h2> <p>See homes for sale and rent near Mott Elementary School</p> <ul> <li>23 Homes for Sale</li> <li>4 Homes for Rent</li> </ul> <h3 data-testid="title">On the Map</h3> <p>See boundaries for Mott Elementary School</p> <h3 data-testid="title">Homes for Sale Near Mott Elementary School</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Apartments for Rent Near Mott Elementary School</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Mott Elementary School Test Scores </h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Mott Elementary School Ratings & Reviews</h3> <h3 data-testid="title">Around Mott Elementary School</h3> <p>Browse popular neighborhoods, cities and ZIP codes around Mott Elementary School</p> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th colspan="1">Median Listing Price</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="1">Central West</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$120,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Chambersburg</td> <td colspan="1">24</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$140,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Chestnut Park</td> <td colspan="1">18</td> <td colspan="1">1</td> <td colspan="1">$125,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Downtown Trenton</td> <td colspan="1">6</td> <td colspan="1">3</td> <td colspan="1">$245,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">East Trenton</td> <td colspan="1">10</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$91,388</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Ewing and Carroll</td> <td colspan="1">3</td> <td colspan="1">–</td> <td colspan="1">$209,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Franklin Park</td> <td colspan="1">5</td> <td colspan="1">1</td> <td colspan="1">$127,450</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Greenwood and Hamilton</td> <td colspan="1">13</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$169,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Hiltonia</td> <td colspan="1">9</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$355,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Mill Hill</td> <td colspan="1">12</td> <td colspan="1">–</td> <td colspan="1">$250,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">South Trenton</td> <td colspan="1">31</td> <td colspan="1">6</td> <td colspan="1">$125,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Top Road</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">1</td> <td colspan="1">$249,450</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Villa Park</td> <td colspan="1">8</td> <td colspan="1">4</td> <td colspan="1">$185,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">West End</td> <td colspan="1">13</td> <td colspan="1">1</td> <td colspan="1">$163,250</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Wilbur</td> <td colspan="1">23</td> <td colspan="1">2</td> <td colspan="1">$124,999</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th colspan="1">Median Listing Price</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="1">Burlington</td> <td colspan="1">144</td> <td colspan="1">35</td> <td colspan="1">$305,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">East Windsor</td> <td colspan="1">100</td> <td colspan="1">25</td> <td colspan="1">$375,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Ewing</td> <td colspan="1">152</td> <td colspan="1">36</td> <td colspan="1">$299,045</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Franklin Twp</td> <td colspan="1">238</td> <td colspan="1">63</td> <td colspan="1">$430,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Hamilton</td> <td colspan="1">313</td> <td colspan="1">70</td> <td colspan="1">$328,900</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Jackson</td> <td colspan="1">479</td> <td colspan="1">14</td> <td colspan="1">$585,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Lawrence</td> <td colspan="1">117</td> <td colspan="1">125</td> <td colspan="1">$409,800</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Levittown</td> <td colspan="1">149</td> <td colspan="1">56</td> <td colspan="1">$339,450</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Mount Laurel</td> <td colspan="1">211</td> <td colspan="1">106</td> <td colspan="1">$343,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Philadelphia</td> <td colspan="1">9099</td> <td colspan="1">6696</td> <td colspan="1">$265,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Plainsboro</td> <td colspan="1">89</td> <td colspan="1">86</td> <td colspan="1">$575,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Princeton</td> <td colspan="1">219</td> <td colspan="1">111</td> <td colspan="1">$725,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">South Brunswick</td> <td colspan="1">159</td> <td colspan="1">15</td> <td colspan="1">$555,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Willingboro</td> <td colspan="1">196</td> <td colspan="1">10</td> <td colspan="1">$299,000</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="1">Yardley</td> <td colspan="1">100</td> <td colspan="1">53</td> <td colspan="1">$599,900</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <table> <thead> <tr> <th colspan="1">Area</th> <th colspan="1">For Sale</th> <th colspan="1">For Rent</th> <th 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Currently, studying abroad is becoming a real classic of education – and there are undeniable reasons for this. Studying in international schools allows the child to take advantage of the world’s best teaching practices and, as a rule, the excellent equipment and infrastructure of the school. Another plus is learning in a foreign language and introducing children to the traditions and culture of different countries in a natural environment. All this gives the child the opportunity to take the first step towards a successful career at the global level.

The best international schools in the world give your child a great start to a prestigious world-class college or university.

European educational programs have long become the standard of international education, known throughout the world. Every year 111,000 new doctoral degrees are awarded in Europe! Interestingly, the European Union receives almost twice as many doctoral degrees each year as the United States. Educational institutions in Europe have been accepting students from other countries for a long time. With a unique combination of modern and high quality lifestyles linked to Europe’s rich historical heritage, EU countries offer the highest standards of study for international education.

Ranking of the best international schools in Europe and the USA in 2017:

Abbey DLD College London (UK)

The oldest and one of the most prestigious schools in its class. High academic success of schoolchildren is achieved by a strict attitude to learning, the best teachers in London work with children.

Belgravia Historic District

£49,900/year

Teacher to student ratio: 1 to 8.

Queen Ethelburga’s College (England)

The top school consistently ranks at the top of the rankings of the best high schools. The educational institution is located in the countryside in York, in one of the most interesting places in Britain.

York, North of England

£15,000/term

The school has students from 54 countries.

Tonbridge School (England, UK)

The private school for boys has a high GCSE, A-Level rating.

Tonbridge (40 minutes drive from London)

£14,000/term

Own symphony orchestra brought additional fame to the educational institution.

Cardiff Sixth Form College (Wales, UK)

In 2019, 89.88% of students passed the A-Level with A * -A marks.

Wales

£44,000/year

In addition to British courses, you can take specialized qualified programs.

St Gilgen International School (Austria)

One of the best bilingual educational institutions in the world.

St. Gilgen

€57,000/year

A separate pride is the international teaching staff, where each teacher has an impressive teaching experience.

Ecole des Roches (France)

It was founded in 1899: the classic British school became the prototype of the institution.

Verneuil-sur-Avre, suburb of Paris

€30,000/year

97% of students receive IB diplomas.

Institut Monte Rosa (Switzerland)

School graduates easily enter the best universities in the world.

French Switzerland, near Montreux

86 430CHF/year

A wide range of programs – from elementary school to pre-university.

Webb School (USA)

Combines male and female boarding school.

Claremont, California

$66,100/year

Located on the Pacific coast, includes a paleontological museum.

BBIS Berlin Brandenburg International School (Brandenburg International School, Germany)

Brandenburg, south-west of Berlin

40,000 € / year

BBIS is flexible and balanced curricula.

Ealing Independent College

College for boys and girls over 13 years of age.

The picturesque town of Ealing, 10 km from the center of London

£20,000/year

High-quality university preparation programs, medical and business programs.

Ecole Lemania (School Lemania, Switzerland)

The best language center in Switzerland with a wide range of courses for students of all ages.

Lausanne

19 200CHF/year.

Amadeus School Vienna (Austria)

In 2019, the pupils of the school received an average IB score of 29.

Vienna

46,000 € / year

Standard school education programs, IB and a combined program involving the study of music.

La Garenne International School (La Garenne International School, Switzerland)

A prestigious educational institution offering academic programs and language courses.

Villars

65 00CHF/year.

Leysin American School in Switzerland

The private boarding school offers an American model of study, so it is ideal for students who intend to enter US universities.

Leysin

60,000CHF/year.

Wycliffe College (UK)

Full time and boarding college. It belongs to non-selective institutions: the requirements for applicants are not artificially overestimated.

Stonehouse, Gloucestershire

£12,990/term

Strong arts programs.

North Broward School (USA)

Specializes in preparing for admission and studying at universities. The school offers AP, IB courses, academic support.

Miami

$65,000/year

Strong Arts Program: North Broward School partners with the Juilliard School of Fine Arts and invites artists to teach annually.

CATS Cambridge (England)

Located in the historic center of the student city and providing a world class experience. College graduates successfully enter leading universities.

Cambridge

from £6700/term.

Prior Park College (UK)

Respected coeducational Catholic school.

Baht

£11,165/term.

Windermere School USA

Practices a personalized approach to organizing learning. Children learn according to individual plans, develop valuable personal qualities, such as leadership and communication skills.

Location: Orlando

Cost: from $64,000/year.

Chelsea Independent College (England)

Leading co-educational college for students over the age of 14. The main specialization of the college is preparation for entering universities

The school is located in a developed and prestigious area with a large list of attractions

£49,000/year.

Malvern St James

An exemplary educational institution: 95% of students pass the final exams with top marks.

Hereford and Worcester

£12,730/term

Merchiston Castle School (Merchiston Castle School, UK)

Classical segregated school for boys aged 7-18. In 1833, Merchiston Castle School was founded by the famous mathematician Charles Chalmers – since then, natural and exact sciences have become key subjects in the school.

Edinburgh

£11,000/term.

Scandinavian School of Brussels (Scandinavian School of Brussels, Belgium)

Located in Waterloo and offering IB programs. Particular attention at the school is paid to the quality of education and all-round development, including physical and creative. For these purposes, the Scandinavian School of Brussels has developed rich programs of educational and extracurricular activities.

Rossall School (England)

Offers a co-educational format and quality British and international courses. There is an International Training Center for foreigners, which has collected a large number of grateful reviews for the high level of education and comfortable adaptation of children. In 2018, the average IB score was 31.0.

Fleetwood

£11,000/term.

Cambridge School of Weston (USA)

Proud of the teaching staff: about 80% of teachers are awarded a degree. Class sizes do not exceed 12-14 people, and the ratio of students to one teacher is 6 to 1.

Boston

$64,000 per year.

Leman Manhattan School (USA)

State-of-the-art facility with a full range of educational services. The school is not constrained by historical traditions: Leman Manhattan School is constantly moving forward, actively applying innovations, which effectively affects the level of education.

New York

$93,000 per year.

George’s International School (St. George’s International School, Switzerland)

An elite school that practices a modern educational approach and programs with a strong, dynamic academic model. St. George’s International School was founded by Oxford graduates in 1927, academic plans are drawn up scrupulously to the smallest detail for each student individually.

Montreux

99 050CHF per year.

Village School (USA)

Offers a strict atmosphere and academically rich plans. The pride of the school is the STEAM course, developed together with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Houston, TX

$31,900 per year.

Surval Montreux (International School of Surval Montreux, Switzerland)

School for girls from 8 to 21, one of the most prestigious in its class. The ratio of teachers and students is only 1: 5, the educational institution is located on the shores of Lake Geneva, surrounded by foothills and has premium infrastructure (87,000 CHF per year).

Macduffie School (USA)

Invites children to complete a quality academic program from 6th to 12th grade. Macduffie maintains high academic standards: studying here is both challenging and interesting thanks to the professionalism of teachers and innovative infrastructure.

Granby, MA

$86,000 per year.

Brillantmont International School (Brillantmont International School, Switzerland)

Has an American and British department, students confidently enter the best universities in the world. Brillantmont International has created a supportive environment conducive to the development of the academic, creative and athletic abilities of children.

Lausanne

CHF 60,000 per year.

College du Leman – International School (International School du Leman, Switzerland)

Distinguished by strict observance of academic standards and respect for traditions. A high level of complexity and rigor guarantees success for students: in 2016, according to the results of the GCSE, 91% of students received A * – C marks.
College Alpin Beau Soleil (College Alpin Beau Soleil, Switzerland)

Located in the French canton of Switzerland and offers comfortable living conditions and everything you need for the academic, creative and sports development of children. It is the leading bilingual school in the French part of the country.

Villars

109,000CHF per year.

Bellerbys Cambridge (Cambridge, England)

Known for the success of his students: more than half pass the final exams with excellent marks. Bellerbys Cambridge is in the top 30 private schools in Britain in terms of education and conditions for comprehensive development. The cost of the programs: 13868 £ / trimester.

Dulwich College (Dulwich College, UK)

Elite institution for boys with an excellent reputation. The history of the college has more than 380 years of successful teaching work.

London

£14,872/term.

Ermitage International School (International School Hermitage, France)

Included in the TOP-5 bilingual schools in France. High standards in teaching are reflected in the success of graduates: the average IB score is 32.4 points.

Paris

€29,900/year.

Harrow School (Harrow School, UK)

The oldest and most respected school in which representatives of aristocratic families studied for centuries. Winston Churchill, the poet Byron, seven prime ministers of Great Britain and representatives of the Rothschild family studied here.

London

£13925/term.

Oswestry School (England)

An influential educational institution with a 600-year history, which is distinguished by rich traditions and high quality education. The campus of the school is located on the shores of the picturesque Lake Wales in the beautiful and ancient city of Oswestry. Program prices: £ 11,475 / term.

CATS Academy Boston (USA)

Offers an American or British education in the best academic environment. CATS Academy is located near Harvard University in the heart of the picturesque town of Newton. Students get the opportunity to complete a unique program developed by MIT professor Uri Feldman and receive a double diploma. Another chance that students get is to attend public lectures at the legendary universities located nearby.

Institut auf dem Rosenberg (Rosenberg Institute, Switzerland)

Differs in the variety of language programs and detailed study of individual programs, taking into account the wishes of students. There are strict rules of discipline, but the family atmosphere is preserved.

St. Gallen

CHF 28,000/semester.

Schule Schloss Salem (School Schloss Salem, Germany)

Represented by a large-scale complex and is the largest boarding school in the country. Schule Schloss Salem carefully preserves German pedagogical traditions. You can study both in German and in the international IB program.

Loan

€36,400/year.

Sotogrande International School (International School of Sotogrande, Spain)

International school with programs in English. Representatives of 40 nationalities study at the institution, choosing Sotogrande for the quality of education and excellent conditions for the development of children.

Estepona

€34,400/year.

Stowe School (Stowe School, UK)

Focused on preparing for admission to Cambridge and Oxford. The school is predominantly British and about 10% foreigners. Learning comes in the natural surroundings and majestic architecture on campus. The main campus of the school occupies the estate of the Duke of Buckingham.

London suburb

£12,697/term.

TASIS The American School in Switzerland

Offers an American educational model and high quality pre-university training. A multinational environment has been formed here, in which boys and girls of more than 50 nationalities study.

Lugano

Cost: from 87,500CHF per year.

Abingdon School

One of the best boys’ schools 10 kilometers from Oxford. Abingdon School offers effective programs and ample opportunities for development in creativity and sports. The history of the school began 750 years ago. In 2018, 62.21% of A-Level students earned an A-A* and 83.70% of GCSE graduates passed their final exams with A-A*.

Grier School (USA)

Famous boarding school for girls founded in 1853 in Pennsylvania. The educational institution is located in a quiet and picturesque area, and the program is aimed at students in grades 7-12. As of 2019year, the average SAT score is 1300 and the average ACT score is 29.

ACS Cobham International School (Cobham International School, UK)

An institution with an international environment and high standards in teaching. School graduates confidently enter the best universities in the world, demonstrating a high level of training. The cost of the annual program = £ 48,280.

Charterhouse School (England, UK)

Ranked 12th among the best boarding schools in the world: excellent reputation and very high requirements for applicants. Program price from 40 69£5/year.

Concord College (England)

Another popular school in Britain. The college takes 3rd place in the ranking of private schools in the country according to the results of the A-Level final exams (from £ 15,000 / trimester).

Sevenoaks School (Great Britain)

It was founded in 1432 in the suburbs of London. The educational institution is distinguished by the spirit of freedom and attention to the comprehensive development of children. In 2018, the average IB score was 39.5 points, and the number of A-A* results in GCSE was 92%!

Fettes college (Scotland)

Ranking school, whose students demonstrate high academic performance and confidently enter the best universities.

Edinburgh

from £12,165/term.

Beau Soleil – College Alpin International (Switzerland)

Located in Villars and offering bilingual education. The school has everything necessary for the full development of children and active recreation.

Aiglon College (Switzerland)

It is chosen by foreigners: the percentage of foreign students is more than 50%. Aiglon College has managed to establish itself as an educational center of the highest level (60,000CHF / term).

Le Rosey (Switzerland)

Invites young men aged 8-18 to complete high-quality international programs. Le Rosey has the latest technical equipment and educational materials, developed sports and creative infrastructure (40,000CHF / trimester).

Bedford School (England)

Founded in 1552 in Bedford and since then only accepts boys. Today, the school continues to follow traditions, while actively using advanced technologies and teaching methods (from 11,000CHF / trimester).

Another country that has received international recognition in the field of education is the United States. There are over 400 international educational institutions in the United States, each one unique. Students come from all over the world to attend educational institutions here.

2016 US Best International Schools Ranking:

Admiral Farragut Academy, Saint Petersburg

Reputable coeducational institution located in sunny Florida. This is one of two schools in the States with advanced training in naval science. The unique program allows you to start your career as an officer and receive a prestigious ROTC scholarship. Other benefits: STEM, AP, author’s course in naval science, aviation course, diving course.

Chatham Hall, Chatham (Chatham Hall Private School, Chatham)

An all-girls school in Chatham with a quality pre-college program and ample opportunity for all round development.

Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter

One of the most famous boarding schools in the USA offers a unique educational environment based on the Harkness method. School alumni: Abraham Lincoln, Robert Todd, Mark Zuckerberg, Paul Klebnikov, Dan Brown and others.

Salem Academy, Winston-Salem

Oldest girls-only school with a high school program.

St. Andrew’s School, Middletown (St. Andrew’s School, Middletown)

Another prestigious educational institution invites you to quality pre-university preparation programs.

The Brook Hill School, Bullard (School Brook Hill, Bullard)

An independent Christian school where you can prepare for high-quality university entrance.

The Hill School, Pottstown (Hill School, Pottstown)

The high school is located on 200 acres and has excellent infrastructure.

The Loomis Chaffee School, Windsor

Preparatory school for high school students with in-depth programs in specialized subjects.

The Thacher School, Ojai

Proud of the success of students who pass the most difficult exams with excellent marks.

THINK Global School, New York

A popular school preferred by many international students due to the uniqueness of the programs and excellent conditions.

Leman Manhattan Preparatory Schooleman Manhattan Preparatory School (USA)

Engaged in high-quality preparation for entering universities.

Windermere Preparatory School (USA, Florida)

Preparatory school with an emphasis on individual development.

Webb Schools (USA, California)

Now international educational institutions for children and adolescents can be found in different countries, as they have become a real standard of education. Below are some interesting schools from around the world in 2016:

Ridley College (Canada)

One of the most prestigious schools in Canada, opened in 1889 – it adheres to traditional teaching principles. Almost 100% of graduates annually enter prestigious universities both in Canada and abroad.

Abu Dhabi International School (Abu Dhabi International School).

Adheres to the principles of co-education, in which you can find the British and American program, the International Baccalaureate (IB). It accepts children and teenagers from 3 to 18 years of age. The difference is that after the 8th grade it is possible to study only according to the American education system.

Abu Dhabi Grammar School

The Canadian curriculum is presented in the grammar school. The main motto of education was: “Study is the way of active knowledge building”. The goal is to enable students to develop their potential and become full members of society.

American International School of Cape Town – AISCT (American International School of Cape Town)

AISCT is co-educational with over 475 students from 50 countries. The age of students is from 2 to 18 years. The teaching staff includes representatives from 9countries.

Deutsche Schule Kapstadt (German School of Cape Town)

Bilingual German International School certificates are listed in Germany and South Africa. Education is based on the German education system, which emphasizes independent and critical thinking, problem solving and autonomous learning. The main language is German.

ACS Doha International School

This is the newest member of the ACS (American Chemical Society). World-renowned programs and rigorously selected faculty, infrastructure and state-of-the-art equipment all make for an excellent education.

Qatar International School (Qatar International School)

Qatar International School is engaged in teaching children and adolescents (from preparatory programs to university admission). Follows the British IGCSE programs and the gold standard of English A-level education. The language of instruction is English.

Jumeirah College

Jumeirah College has over 1,000 students from 60 countries and follows an English curriculum for students aged 11 to 18. Extra-curricular activities include clubs dedicated to sports and culture, musical development.

GEMS Modern Academy

The Academy teaches the CISCE curriculum from preschool through grade 12. There is also the possibility of studying under the undergraduate program (DP) for grades 11 and 12. Located in India.

Repton School Dubai (Dubai Repton School)

Founded in 2009, it is recognized as one of the best British curriculum schools in Dubai. She emphasizes the importance of student academic success along with a strong sports culture.

The American Embassy School

Located at the heart of the diplomatic community in New Delhi, The American Embassy School serves students from preschool through grade 12 from the US and internationally. The campus spans over 12 acres and serves as a community center for the expatriate community in Delhi.

Metro Delhi International School – MDIS (Metro Delhi International School)

The basis of education is the American curriculum. MDIS is founded on Christian values and accepts students up to grade 12.

The French International School of Guangzhou

The French International School of Guangzhou was founded in 1997 and is the only French curriculum in Guangzhou. It is a non-profit institution run by a collective of parents and teachers in partnership with the French Study Abroad Association.

Clifford International School (Clifford International School)

Clifford School is one of the best in Guangzhou. Follows world standards of education. It is located in the Clifford Estates residential complex in Panyu. Both local and foreign students participate here.

The American International School of Johannesburg (American International School of Johannesburg)

At the primary and secondary levels of education, students study a hybrid curriculum based on American and international methods. In grades 11 and 12, students can choose either the American Diploma of Secondary Education or the International Baccalaureate, both of which are internationally recognized.

British International College (British International College)

The British International College for students in grades 8-12 prepares students for university. It is located in Brainston, not far from Sandton.

Literary creativity of the teacher of Kantyshev secondary school No. 2 Khava Tumgoeva – “Ingushetia” – online newspaper

Khava Tumgoeva’s book “Melody of my song” consists of several cycles: “Ingushetia is the joy of my heart”, “Lines dedicated to glorious people” , “The Ingush language is the face of the people”, “Lines dedicated to my dear people”, “Love is the information of the heart”, “On other thoughts”, the poem “Divine”.

Apparently, the range of topics of her work is wide and varied, that is, the poetess is concerned about all aspects of the life of the people of our republic, from its history to the present day. This is the first collection of her poems, which she decided to present to the reader. It doesn’t matter if her poetry is modern or not. What matters is what worries her, judging by the content of her poetry, all those around her, the life of people and the history of the people.

She is a hardworking, sympathetic and kind person. Calls us to spiritual purification, to goodness, to love the fatherland, to the preservation of our native language. The poetess’s poetic work characterizes the state of her soul, life problems and dreams. She is an active person. This is evidenced not only by her work, but also by her daily work as a teacher at school No. 2 in the rural settlement of Kantyshevo, where she has been working for decades. In her home archive there are more than twenty diplomas, certificates for high performance in work, gratitude and feedback on her social work, which she deserved for her responsive work with students of the school to improve the village, school, for holding various olympiads, competitions and other public events in the village and area.

Describing the quality of Khava Tumgoeva’s poetry, it should be noted that most of her poems are relevant, written in a good, colorful Ingush language. Her poems are accessible to any age, as she is fluent in the Ingush language. This feeling is evoked by each of her poems. Her poetry encourages the reader not to be indifferent to the fate of the motherland, native language, and the people around.

As noted above, the collection contains many successful and colorful works in terms of their content and relevance of sound. The color and purity of the Ingush language is present in each of her works.

The poetess has an original talent. It can be said about her that she is a romantic by nature.

In the section “Ingushetia is the joy of my heart” (“G1alg1aiche — sa degag1oz”) Khava Tumgoeva, singing about her homeland Ingushetia, writes:

Dokkhiicha mehkashta yukye

Dukkhacha mehkashta yukye

Khyol hozag1a lohargbats.

Among big countries

There is no country more peaceful than you.

Among many other countries

You won’t find anything more beautiful than mine…

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

The author loves and admires his homeland. There are many such patriotic poems in this section. These are such verses as “Sa G1alg1ayche” (“My Ingushetia”), “Ezargya hyo sona, G1alg1ayche” (“I will love you, my Ingushetia”), “Tha pachchakhalkhe” (“Our state”), “Magas”, “Nasare” (“Nazran”) and many others.

In the same section, in the poem “Yakh yola yurt”, the poetess, singing about her village Kantyshevo, writes:

Goawar – b1hal kagbesh,

Ts1y mehkad yurt.

Sa alla tsa kkhodesh,

K1antii liiga yurt.

The author put all the heroism and self-sacrifice of the defenders of the villages of Kantyshevo and Dolakovo into this poem. Here we are talking about the events of the civil war, when all the inhabitants of the village of Kantyshevo, together with all the other inhabitants of the republic, began to defend their land from Denikin’s troops.

The author pays tribute and courtesy to historical figures who stood at the origins of the Ingush literature and writing. She dedicates a whole section of the book to them called “Siile Yolcha naha hetady mug1arash” (“Lines dedicated to glorious people”). This section contains poems dedicated to I. M. Bazorkin, S. I. Oziev, J. Kh. Yandiev, Z. K. Malsagov, Hero of Russia S. S. Oskanov and others.

Then the author gives his dedications to university professors L.D. Malsagova, F.G. Ozdoeva and many other friends and close relatives.

The section of the collection “G1alg1ai mott – khalk’a kuts” (“Ingush language – the face of the people”) is completely devoted to her native Ingush language. In his poem “Dosh”, the author, addressing the reader, writes:

Khoza dosh ale, goyta metta hozal,

Ezdy dosh ale, hyokha tsun ezdel.

Yahy sovyalle, d1akhyokha b1akhhiy hilar,

Shak1a she sanna from ts1ena hilar.

Having said a beautiful word, show the beauty of the language,

Having said a cultural word, show its dignity.

That he is better than others – show his wealth,

Show that he is pure, like the emerald itself.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

This section contains many verses praising the native language, calling on the reader to keep his speech pure, to protect and protect it from the intrusion of other languages. This is evidenced by her next poem “Hyo az buvts”:

Siidolcha k’oanashka az hyo buvts,

K1oargag1a sayna bovzar lovsh.

Hyalkhuvcha t1ehenga az huo bouvts,

Shara, Ts1na TsAR BUVTSAR LOVSH …

Communicating with honorary elders,

I want to know you deeper,

with the growing generation I am talking about you,

Wanting to ensure that it kept you clean.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

Another quatrain about the mother tongue:

Nana mott, hyo ya tha dega y1ovkhal,

Tha dega doakkhal hyo da, Nana mott.

Nana mott, hyo ya tha malha serdal,

Tha deza jovhyar hyo da, Nana mott.

Mother’s tongue, you are the warmth of our heart,

The pride of our heart is you, mother’s tongue.

Mother’s tongue, you are our sunbeam,

Dear diamond, you are mother’s tongue.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

The works of the poetess, dedicated to her native language, occupy a leading place in her work. She calls on us to protect our native language from the intrusion of other people’s words into it, to fight for its purity of sound, to preserve it for posterity.

In the poem “Dits ma de hoza dosh” (“Don’t forget the beautiful word”), the author encourages everyone to use beautiful words more often in their speech. Here is a quatrain from it:

Khoza dosh – saga ezdel,

Khoza dosh – dega tsenal,

Khoza dosh – k1oarga hak’al,

Dits ma de wai khoza dosh.

A beautiful word is the culture of a person,

A beautiful word is the purity of the soul.

A beautiful word is a deep mind,

Let’s not forget to speak beautifully.

(Line by line translation by S. Shadiev).

The author’s poems in the section “Love is a sincere message” sound heartfelt and proud. She, referring to the lyrical hero, writes:

… Hyoh hinna khoza uylash,

Qoastayir dego.

Yitzyenna day g1alash,

Liylar hyo tsa lovsh go…

Beautiful thoughts about you

Dispelled the heart.

Forgetting about grandfather’s towers,

You wandered around the world…

(Line by line translation by S. Shadiev).

The “Other Thoughts” section includes poems written by the author on the topics of civic motives. Her poem “G1alg1a va so” (“I am an Ingush”) from this section sounds interesting and relevant.

Soviza g1alg1a va,

1a mishta oalash da,

Tsa hovsh hilcha hyona

Soviza g1alg1a va,

Yish yiy-te ala hya,

Tsa vovzash hilcha hyona

Khye vainna vorhkh1e da…

002 I am a real Ingush,

How can you say,

If you do not know

The language spoken by the ancestors.

I am a real Ingush,

Is it possible for you to say,

If you do not know

Your fathers of seven generations…

(Line by line translation by S. Shadiev).

Turning to youth, the author is indignant that it passes quickly.

“Don’t rush me,” she writes, “don’t rush, let me secure the future. There are too many things to do, postponing for tomorrow, days go by, I can’t keep up with you. You are too short, youth. Why are you in a hurry?” These philosophical arguments of hers make the reader think about his life.

Or here is another poem from this cycle:

K’oanal

Dukha ha ya sa korta k1aibenna.

d1ayha Datz C1iy Hyalkha Sanna,

Dukha yes, Takhan a de Dizarash,

Koanal, Garyniala, Yats Hy Ashash …

Many days passed,

not hot, as before, as before was, my blood,

There are many things to be decided today,

Old age, go away, I don’t need you . ..

(Line by line translation by S. Shadiev).

These author’s lines make everyone think.

The poetess is concerned about all the issues of society. The poems “Peace”, “Mind”, “Good” and others are devoted to the issues of peace on earth, social work, human culture. With special love and enthusiasm, the poetess writes the poem “Hyana latta” (“Fertile land”). Referring to the earth, she uses the artistic device of personification, refers to it as to a living being:

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Somadanna, b1argash diyla,

Ullash da from khyana latta,

Lerkh1ash gave berkat shortta.

Shiy ker bizzalza lai hiy menna,

From malartz nizh chubenna,

Ull from latta, sale1a danna,

Laivo toad’y tsamtsadna.

After sleeping through the long winter

And waking up, opening her eyes,

She lies, the fertile land,

Promising to give wealth and kindness.

Having drunk to the full of snowy moisture

And gaining strength,

This land lies, having rested,

Having become rich with snowy moisture.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

Thus, the poetess creates a poetic image of the earth, which is used all over the world. With this poetic device, the author urges the reader to love and respect our breadwinner, the Earth, which is sacred to the peoples of the whole world. This section ends with an appeal and good wishes to the traveler.

“Thoughts of my soul”

This is how the poetess titled her second book – a collection of poetry, published in Nalchik in 2007. It includes the works of the author, written in different years of his life. The book consists of six sections. “G1alg1ayche, sa G1alg1ayche” (“Ingushetia, my Ingushetia”) is the title of the first section of the book. It consists entirely of works on patriotic themes. Just like in his first book, the author sings of his land, Ingushetia, in verse. The content of all poems is devoted to this one theme: love for the motherland, for the native village, for one’s people.

Section “Yakh yola k1antii”

As in her first book “The Melody of My Song”, the poetess pays tribute to the best representatives of Ingushetia. Here we read poems dedicated to the historical figure of the republic I. B. Zyazikov, the hero of Russia S. S. Oskanov, the first president of Ingushetia R. S. Aushev, the veteran of the Second World War T. Kh. Malsagov, the author of the Ingush alphabet Z. K. Malsagov and many others.

The most voluminous section of the book is the section “Sa dega y1ovkhal – g1alg1ay mott”. The author attaches great importance to the purity and richness of the native language, just as in his first book, he urges the reader to protect and develop the native language. In the poem “Uyla tsa esh, ma ala dosh” (“Think before you speak a word”), the author writes:

Uila tsa esh, maala dosh,

tsa esha bala hyaina besh,

Siy hya tsunza siha 1odozh,

1a hye, 1ayha vay a vesh.

Without thinking, do not utter a word,

Inflicting unnecessary harm on yourself,

Your honor will fall with it,

Inflicting harm on yourself.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

Or here is another of her poems, which calls the reader to the purity of their native language, shows its inner richness, beauty and deep meaning.

X1ara dosh hoza oalash

X1ara dosh hoza oalash,

Hyokha 1a metta hozal.

Ottash dola dosh oalash,

Goita 1a tsun govzal.

Tsun k1oargal goita 1a,

Shiracha deshashtsa.

Dovziyta khak’al 1a,

Iracha deshashtsa.

Pronouncing each word beautifully,

Show you the beauty of the language.

Pronouncing the appropriate word,

Show you his skill.

Show you its depth,

Using archaisms.

Show him his mind

With sharp expressions.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

Regarding people who have forgotten their language, the author writes:

Mishta argda tsokh g1alg1a va,

Ala yish yy, yakh yolash va,

Mott of a hiya from Volavelch?

How can you say that he is Ingush,

If he lives forgetting his native language?

Is it possible to say that he is an Ingush,

If he lives after changing his language?

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

Other verses dedicated to the native language are just as deep in content and relevant. These are the verses: “Kega ma be…”, “G1alg1ay mott”, “Khast”, “Khera sanna ma khossa dosh” and others.

The Shera Khanash (Seasons) section publishes poems dedicated to nature, the beauty of the seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter.

The author sings of each time from this cycle, admiring their gifts, beauty and singularity. In each of them she finds charms for herself. These are such verses as “Gotakhazilgash” (“Titmouses”), “K1artskhala zizash” (“Acacia Flowers”), “Yiza Guyre” (“Rich Autumn”), “1a” (“Winter”) and others. In each of them, the poetess rejoices with all her heart. She finds in them the beauty of the nature around her. The author ends the chapter with the poem “Eshats sona” (“I don’t need you”):

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Saiga dolchokh buaz kham.

Satem boabu ahcha dezats.

Deza khanala from som…

I don’t need a lot of wealth,

I am content with what I have.

I don’t need money that disturbs peace,

I need a ruble earned by labor…

(Line by line translation by S. Shadiev).

Briefly, concisely and in understandable phrases that characterize her mind and state of mind. At the end of his collection, the author publishes the poem “Dakhentsara kama’l” (“Conversation with the Motherland”). Its content is dedicated to the tragic events of 1944 years old. The poem was written by her according to the recollections of relatives and close people. The author touchingly and with a shudder of the heart tells about the grief of his people, which befell them due to the evil will of the ruler of the state. The poem reflects all the hardships and hardships of the people in the places of deportation.

The content of the collection is completed by a play written by the author under the title “Sovremina”. The author criticizes modern youth, whose representatives, having poor knowledge of the Ingush language, speak it, mixing it with another language. In my opinion, this is the disease of today’s Ingush society and the absence of a clear state policy in this regard in Ingushetia. Measures for the preservation of the Ingush language are carried out formally, without requiring responsibility from persons who must deal with the language seriously and consistently, and not report once a year on the decade of their native language. In children’s institutions, all educational activities are conducted in Russian.

Some part of the population is indifferent to their language. No language, no nation. This is what Hava Vakhaevna writes about in the poem “From the wild hovsh hilcha”:

Mott hilarah da wai kam,

Kam dolandai ba wai mokhk.

Kasta tsokh hinnab 1otkam,

Dallad vaina t1e1a dokhk.

From the wild hovsh hilcha vai,

Kh1ana buvtsats vai voai mott.

From ba wai down, va g1alg1ay,

D1a ma tetta wai, wow mott.

Dovrgda wai voay mel dolchokh,

D1akho aishtta buvce mott.

Loradold wai tsu mochoh.

Daim bahash g1alg1ay mott.

Colorful and with good content, the author published a collection of poems for preschool children and elementary school children called “Vai zamiga dottagiy”. The book contains colorful drawings of domestic and wild animals that will delight kids. For each of them, the author gives an accompanying poem that tells the baby about this animal. For example, “Tsitskilg” (“Kitten”):

1ovkar bessa dola tsitzkilg

Lovzaduvl from dettash t1odilg,

Gray kitten,

Wants to get along with everyone.

He plays, twitching his paw,

Wanting to make friends with you.

(Line-by-line translation by S. Shadiev).

A wonderful book with wonderful illustrations, it is good that such a children’s book can be found in our time.

Collections of poems “Melody of my song” and “Thoughts of my soul” are well bound, thick pages, worthy of illustrations. They are read easily and naturally, as the works alternate and do not get bored. In these books, sections about the homeland, about the language and about the glorious people of the people found a great response in her soul and heart. Some of her poems sound pathetic and solemn. The rhymes that Khava Vakhaevna takes are mostly beautiful and original. She prefers cross rhymes to simple types:

Mashar, voshal sitsa dolash,

1imerza bakhio, G1alg1ay mokhk.

Salam – moarshal d1aykha telash

and steam room:

Hinnabats, Sakhalk, Sharra Khya Nik,

Halonash lovsh hinna hya denosh,

Zamano duvts, delhadesh sinosh.

Sultan Shadiev, writer, member of the Union of Russian Federation, Honored Worker of Culture of Ingushetia

“How much?!” What the most prestigious private schools in Europe look like

Own research ship, snowboarding instead of physical education and Cannes as a summer camp.

What the most expensive private schools in Europe look like and how much they cost.
“Not just a formal study, but a program that will be aimed at finding talents in students, at revealing and carefully cultivating their skills and abilities. And if such a program is combined with new experiences, with the study of new languages and a new culture, the child will only benefit from it.”

Parents who send their children to international boarding schools all over Europe think like this. Not just learning, but also traveling, new social connections, friends around the world and, of course, the latest technologies and methods for developing creative thinking and interest in school subjects.

Of course, not everything is so simple. Of course, such training has its pros and cons. Let’s try to figure it out.

Advantages of a boarding school:

Complete immersion in a new language environment.

Raising autonomy and independence in a safe environment.

A complete package of services like in a good hotel: food, animation and recreation are organized as carefully as the educational process.

Socializing and building strong friendships with children around the world.

Continuity of the educational process. Whether the child is in the classroom, on vacation with a group of classmates or on campus, in his room, he constantly gains new knowledge and experience, the whole system of education and upbringing is aimed at this.

Disadvantages of a boarding school:

Price. Full boarding will cost you a pretty penny that could be set aside to buy a house in Europe, for example, or a couple of new, latest generation electric cars. The same curriculum without accommodation at the school (some schools offer this option) costs much less.

Life away from parents and familiar environment is not suitable for all children.

Child safety, prevention of conflicts with peers – these responsibilities lie entirely with the school staff. You will have to trust their decisions.

Overloaded with studies. The better the school, the more performance is required from the child. In prestigious schools, capable and diligent children are encouraged, but restless and procrastinating children will have a hard time. In many private schools, there is a rather strict charter, which will not be easy for a living creative person to come to terms with.

If the cons do not scare you, it’s time to start choosing a good and trustworthy private school, study ratings and reviews. We warn you, this is not so simple: the number of proposals simply makes your eyes run wide. And from the number of zeros too.

There are Victorian buildings, riding lessons, ballet, and learning five foreign languages at the same time … What else?

We have compiled a selection of the best private schools in Europe. We admire the views and count the numbers three times.

Germany

Schule Schloss Salem

Location: Salem, Überlingen
Year of opening: 1920
Number of students in classes: 14-22
Programs: Abitur and IB (The International Baccalaureate)
Tuition: 43,000 – 48,000 euros per year

One of the most prestigious private schools in Germany is located in a medieval castle. However, the ancient architecture here is perfectly combined with democratic principles (the school has a developed system of self-government, students form school councils and solve many administrative issues themselves) and equipping classes with the latest technology. At the same time, Zalemsky College is famous for its strict discipline; the life of children here is carefully controlled and subject to a special regime. Students devote their free time to sports, including sailing, creative and craft activities, volunteering and participating in debates.

School buildings are located far from the city among forests and fields, not far from a picturesque lake. 95% of Zalem’s students live here, on campuses. Admission to the school is made on a competitive basis, you must submit an application and provide the candidate’s grades for the last three years (unless we are talking about elementary school, of course). In 2012, Zalem College was named “Brand of the Century” in the “Educational Institutions” category. Alumni of this school include Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, and Sophia of Greece, Queen Consort of Spain.

Schloß Torgelow

Location: Torgelow am See
Year of opening: 1993
Number of students in classes: 12
Programs: Abitur + the possibility of obtaining a Cambridge ESOL certificate
Tuition: 37,000 euros per year

Torgelov Gymnasium is considered one of the strongest schools in Germany. The school specializes in working with gifted children and creates all conditions for productive study. 12 people in the class – a conscious position: this way each student gets enough attention. The lesson here lasts two hours: this allows you to study the subject in depth without being distracted and without switching to other topics. Natural science subjects such as chemistry, physics and biology take at least 5 hours per week. There are no calls at school: the teacher himself announces a break if he sees that the students are tired. The school’s homework policy is also noteworthy. If a student is an “excellent” student, he does not receive homework assignments. Good students receive a special task that they can complete in their room. If the grades are worse, the student receives homework and is required to do it in class, under the supervision of the teacher. In addition to an intensive training program, the school has all the opportunities for sports and creativity, and on Wednesdays there are fun school parties. The school occupies a huge area on the lake. Pupils live in campus houses, with boys and girls living in separate buildings.

Louisenlund

Location: Gyubi
Year of opening: 1949
Number of students in classes: 12-20
Programs: Abitur and IB (The International Baccalaureate)
Tuition fees: 42,000 – 45,000 euros per year

The motto of the school is “Live. To study. Achieve”. One of the important goals of the training program is to create the most comfortable environment for the development of each child. Teaching at the school is conducted in two languages - English and German. There is a special program for students who excel in the exact sciences; various career guidance programs are offered, internships in various companies begin from the 8th grade, and high school students undergo training to develop career opportunities. The school has its own research vessel (!), on which students interested in science often go on small expeditions.

The school is located on the territory of an old manor near a picturesque lake, so sailing and rowing are preferred among all sports. Students live in residences. The school is a member of the Round Square Association, which provides students with the opportunity to exchange trips to more than 200 schools around the world. Luisenlund is the only school in northern Germany that provides the opportunity to study under the International Baccalaureate program.

France

Notre-Dame International High School

Location: Paris
Year of opening: 2010
Number of students in classes: 10-12
Programs: High School Diploma and IB (The International Baccalaureate) + the possibility of taking the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)
Tuition: 15,000 euros per year

Teaching is mainly in English, but students are also offered intensive French courses. The school allows you to prepare for admission to European and American universities. Since the Notre Dame High School is part of the Nacel International School System, students participate in exchange programs around the world. Teachers are aimed at constant interaction with children, students are full participants in the educational process, discussions and debates are held at the school, where students themselves propose topics for discussion.

The school is located in a quiet green area in the west of the city. The main building is located in a magnificent old castle of the XVI century. Students live in the residences of the school or host families, according to their choice. For admission, information about the candidate’s academic performance and the recommendations of teachers from the previous place of study are required. Notre Dame High School is one of the top 20 boarding schools according to The Boarding School Review.

Ecole de Roches

Location: Verneuil-d’Avre-et-d’Iton
Year of opening: 1899
Number of students in classes: 15-25
Programs: French Baccalaureate and IB (The International Baccalaureate)
Tuition: 28,000 – 42,000 euros per year

The founder of the school, Edmond Demolin, French historian and teacher. Demolin paid great attention to the natural sciences, research methods of teaching and the principles of self-government. The school still faithfully follows his precepts. There are minimum requirements for the student’s language training: a special integration program has been developed for students from 120 countries of the world, the main place in which is occupied by an intensive French course. In the upper grades, students can choose several subjects that will be taught exclusively in English. There are three departments in the school: elementary school, college and lyceum. To keep track of progress, students are given a small test every week, and they take mock exams several times throughout the year. Thus, teachers control how well the children learn the material and whether they are ready to move on.

The school is located three kilometers from the nearest city in a huge park area of 150 hectares. The residence for students consists of 12 buildings. For admission, the candidate must provide information on academic performance for the last two years and the recommendations of teachers. De Rocher became the first French school to be accepted into the international association GEMS (Global Education Management Systems) in 2014.

Switzerland

St George’s School

Location: Clarens
Year of opening: 1927
Number of students in classes: 12-20
Programs: High School Diploma Program, IB (The International Baccalaureate), Pre-IB + the possibility of passing the IGCSE (The International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
Tuition: 30,000 – 103,000 euros per year

School motto “Levavi Oculos” – “I raise my eyes.” As explained on the website, educators encourage their students to look up and recognize the positive qualities in themselves and those around them. The philosophy of learning is based on six principles: curiosity, reflection, thoughtfulness, harmony, flexibility, and collaboration. Since its foundation, the school has been aimed at bilingual education (English and French). Representatives of more than 60 different nationalities study at the school; respect for the culture of each nation is a basic value here. The school not only uses different learning strategies, depending on the individual needs of each student, but also takes care of the quality of students’ recreation: sports, creativity or one of the thematic clubs – competent leisure time is no less important than the learning process itself.

The school is located in a picturesque location in the backdrop of a mountain landscape near Lake Geneva. Students live in residences near the main school buildings. The residences are divided into 4 school houses: Atalanta (red) Diana (yellow) Minerva (blue) Vesta (green). To enroll in a school, you must submit an application and provide a report card for the last two years. Diplomas of the Swiss school of St. George are highly valued in European and American universities. Several times a year, the school hosts presentations from representatives of prestigious educational institutions from many countries of the world.

College du Leman

Location: Geneva
Year of opening: 1960
Number of students in classes: 12-15
Programs: High School Diploma, Maturite, Bac, IB (The International Baccalaureate) + the possibility of passing the IGCSE (The International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
Tuition fees: 28,000 – 93,000 euros per year

International School, in which the main emphasis is on learning languages and discovering the potential talents of students. Teaching is conducted in English and French, in addition, students study German, Italian, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese. In the process of learning, in addition to the main tasks, a special plan of additional classes is drawn up for the student, taking into account his inclinations and interests. For gifted students, in-depth programs for the study of a particular subject are offered. Several times a year lectures are held by guest speakers – experts in a particular scientific field. The school adheres to the philosophy of RISE-values: respect, internationalism, the spirit of the school, excellence.

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The school is located in a quiet area of Geneva, on the western shore of Lake Geneva. The area of the school campus is 8 hectares. Roommates are selected not only by age, but also by taking into account the joint interests indicated in the student’s profile. For admission, you must provide grades for the last two years. Back at 19In 78, the college’s bilingual program was accredited by ECIS (European Council of International Schools) and The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, in 1998 – The New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

La Garenne International School

Location: Villars-sur-Ollon
Year of opening: 1947
Number of students in classes: 10-14
Programs: Primary School, Middle School
Tuition fees: 71,000 – 86,000 euros per year

An international private boarding school run by the Mean family for over 70 years. The motto of the school is “Be happy and never, never, never give up.” Lessons are held in English, French is taught as a foreign language. The school uses a holistic approach: all subjects are studied in connection with each other. The training takes place according to the classical British program, if desired, students can additionally study Chinese, Japanese, Italian and Russian.

The school is located near the city, at an altitude of 1300 m above sea level. Ski lifts are located not far from the campus, so that during the winter season students have the opportunity to go skiing. Internet access is limited on the school grounds and a special time is set for making phone calls. To enter the school, you must pass the entrance exams. The school has a library, art studios, a sports center and a computer lab.

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Uppingham School

Location: Uppingham
Year of opening: 1584
Number of students in classes: 10-15
Programs: GCSE (The General Certificate of Secondary Education), A-Levels

Tuition fee: 41,000 euros per year . The school also has its own science center, a theater for 300 people and a drama studio The Williams for 160 people. In their free time, students can devote themselves to volunteering, debate, philosophy, linguistics or sports.

The school is located in Uppingham, a small rural town surrounded by green fields. Students live in school residences for 2-4 people in a room. In high school, students can optionally move to individual bedrooms. To enter the school, you need to pass the entrance exams. According to 2017 data, 99.8% of school graduates successfully passed the A-Levels exams. Uppingham was named the best school in Rutland by the School Guide.

Clifton College

Location: Bristol
Year of opening: 1862
Number of students in classes: 15-20
Programs: Preparatory School, GCSE (The General Certificate of Secondary Education), A-Levels

Tuition: 33,000 – 43,000 euros per year quality in children. By the way, this seems to be the only school that has its own synagogue and has a Jewish community. At the same time, education in the college is completely secular. The school offers a strong educational program and a wide range of additional classes to develop the horizons and general erudition of students.

The school is located in the large port city of Bristol and occupies 5 hectares of land. Pupils live in the residences of the school, in each residence there also lives an educator with his family. Admission to the school is based on the results of entrance examinations. College alumni include John Kendrew, a Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, John Hicks, a Nobel Prize winner in Economics, and Neville Mott, a Nobel Prize winner in Physics.

Sedbergh School

Location: Sedberg
Year of opening: 1824
Number of students in classes: 15-20
Programs: GCSE (The General Certificate of Secondary Education), A-Levels

Tuition fee: 28,000 euros per year For gifted students from the 9th grade, the 9 Stars program operates, which is a special academic course for in-depth study of various disciplines, such as philosophy, knowledge theory, business theory, and advanced problem-solving skills. In the 10th grade, program participants 9Stars will be able to join the Oxbridge development program, which includes a week of study at Fitzwilliam College (one of the colleges of the University of Cambridge). The school pays increased attention to sports, music and theatrical art.

The school is located in the surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, among the hills and endless green meadows. Students live in residences, each residence has its own coat of arms and colors. Competitions and friendly competitions are often held between corps teams. Upon admission to the school, the candidate passes entrance exams. The school has the DofE (Duke of Edinburgh’s) program, which allows students to qualify for the Duke of Edinburgh’s international award. This award is given to children for various achievements, such as adventurous travel, developing a new skill (cooking, debating, art), volunteer work and sports.

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Caxton College

Location: Valencia
Year of opening: 1987
Number of students in classes: 15-20
Programs: Preparatory School, Middle School, A-Levels
Tuition fees: 12,000 – 15,000 euros per year

Spanish. The school is named after William Caxton, an English printer. College accreditations allow it to conduct language exams in English and Spanish (DELE, C.I.E., Edexcel). In addition to an extensive library, there are well-equipped computer rooms and seven scientific laboratories. Clubs of additional classes in music, painting, theater arts and cooking are open for students.

The school is located in Puzol, a suburb of Valencia, close to the Mediterranean coast. Students live with host families. Admission to the school is based on entrance examinations. Following a voluntary review conducted by Cambridge Education and NABSS (National Association of British Schools in Spain), the school was awarded the highest possible ‘Outstanding British School Abroad’ certificate.

Sotogrande International School

Location: Andalusia
Year of opening: 1978
Number of students in classes: 15-25
Programs: IB (The International Baccalaureate)
Tuition fees: 32,000 – 41,000 euros per year

One of the most prestigious international schools in Spain with the motto “Give children the opportunity to be the best. ” The school is focused on the development of technology and innovation, and this is confirmed by the recently received title of the Outstanding Apple School. The educational process is organized with the active use of laptops, tablets and computers. The IB program is not only aimed at obtaining academic knowledge, it also develops ingenuity, communication skills and the ability to think freely in children. Teaching is conducted in English, but students are required to study Spanish for free communication at school and beyond.

The school is located next to the lake, among forests and golf courses. Students live in residences nearby. For admission to the school, you must provide a school report of the candidate for the last two years. Thanks to the accreditations of NEASC (The New England Association of Schools and Colleges), ECIS (The European Council for International Schools) and NAIS (The National Association of Independent Schools), the school can offer a wide range of international British, American and Spanish study programs for students.

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New SAMBO sections will be opened in Donbass within the framework of the Za Sambo project

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The United Russia Za Sambo project will be implemented in more than 5 thousand halls throughout Russia, in the Donbass and liberated territories – on playgrounds from school halls to sports palaces, Andrei Turchak noted at the VKS on the implementation of a new party project. The Secretary of the General Council heads the public council of the Za Sambo project.

“The project is actively developing in Krasnodar Territory, Voronezh Region. In fact, all regions of the country take an active part in it. Nevertheless, the President of the All-Russian SAMBO Association Sergey Eliseev and I agreed that we will bring this project to a larger, federal level, taking into account the new regions of Donbass, the liberated territories,” Andrey Turchak emphasized.

Plans for active participation in the implementation of the United Russia party project Za Sambo were confirmed by the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic Denis Pushilin. He recalled that the DPR had previously signed an agreement with the All-Russian Sambo Federation.

“It is important for the DPR to participate in such projects along with all regions of the Russian Federation. For us it is valuable. Of course, I would like to thank United Russia, which, not in words, but in deeds, is involved in many areas. We are ready to be fully involved in the project,” Denis Pushilin emphasized.

In order to popularize SAMBO within the framework of the “Za SAMBO” party project and its active implementation in schools, a standard of initial sports training should be worked out from the age of 7. In addition, United Russia proposes to establish the All-Russian SAMBO Day on November 16 and make this sport an Olympic one.

“It is necessary, together with the Ministry of Education, to pay special attention to the possibility of implementing educational programs on SAMBO modules not only as part of extracurricular activities, but also in the format of the third hour of physical culture. This is a large-scale platform for integrating health, safety, patriotism, citizenship and other issues of education. We propose to include the project in socially significant events, possibly in the rating of educational organizations in the social direction of activity. And to work out the issue of approving a long-term educational sports program for the period 2023-2030. We also suggest that the Ministry of Science consider the possibility of including a SAMBO module for the training and retraining of specialists in the field of physical culture and sports,” said the party project coordinator, President of the All-Russian Sambo Federation Sergey Eliseev.

These proposals were supported by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Sports. Through the Ministry of Education, a program and methodological complex for grades 1-11 has already been developed. It includes specialized physical education lessons and the introduction of an additional SAMBO program. The Ministry of Sports agreed with the need to expand training and retraining programs for SAMBO coaches and proposed to involve in this work athletes who have ended their sports career or are planning to finish it.

According to Rustam Kagermanov, Executive Director of the Regional Physical Culture and Sports NGO “Sambo Federation of the Chechen Republic”, Sambo sections operate in 10 municipalities of the region, 1600 schoolchildren train in them.

“35 coaches work with beginner sambists. Since 2017, we have been trying to implement the all-Russian projects “Sambo to School” and “Sambo to Universities” as efficiently as possible (4 sports halls have been equipped for classes). The main difficulties in working with an even greater number of young people are associated with the lack of centralization (a specialized sports school), and hence the lack of a material and technical base. I am sure that with the launch of the Za Sambo project we will be able to resolve all these issues,” Rustam Kagermanov said.

In the near future, meetings will be held with all applicants for the positions of coordinators of the Za Sambo project in the regions.

“We will select really the most proven, worthy people interested in the development of SAMBO. After the approval of the regional coordinators, we will work out a comprehensive program for our project. It will include the opening of central sambo schools, regional centers, methodological centers for the training and retraining of sports personnel. And also – holding regional competitions. And, of course, the performance of athletes at all-Russian and international competitions, ”concluded Sergey Eliseev.

Previously, United Russia launched the Za Sambo party project. The President of the All-Russian Sambo Federation Sergey Eliseev became its coordinator. Chairman of the Public Council of the Za Sambo party project – Secretary of the General Council of United Russia Andrey Turchak. The goal of the project is to develop, popularize and promote sambo as a domestic sport and an important component of Russian culture, as well as to organize the work of sambo sections in rural areas, to promote the construction and reconstruction of sambo halls.

Let us remind you that in April an agreement was signed between United Russia and the All-Russian Sambo Federation. With the support of the party, the Sambo to Schools project is being implemented in 70 regions of Russia.

In addition, with the assistance of United Russia, the All-Russian Sambo Federation and the DPR Sambo Federation signed an agreement to launch the Sambo to Schools project in educational institutions of the Donetsk People’s Republic. The project provides for the training of children and coaches, the provision of sports equipment and patronage of schools. The first sambo school in the DPR was opened on the basis of school No. 1 in Mangush on July 21.

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Education for 3 year olds: 31 Things That You Can Teach Your 3 Year Old

Опубликовано: November 6, 2020 в 10:12 am

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31 Things That You Can Teach Your 3 Year Old

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Whether your 3 year old is in full or part-time preschool, home schooled, or simply hanging out at home with grandma, there are so many learning opportunities at this age. Three year olds are like little sponges, picking up every bit of information about the world around them.

They love learning all the ways that their mind and body can do new things and jump at every opportunity to try something new.

Three Year Olds Can Still Learn Through Play

Although your child is transitioning from toddler to preschooler, they can still develop and practice new skills from structured and unstructured play. A lot of what they learn, you won’t even realize that you’re teaching them!

However, once your child is 3 years old, they can begin to learn from more structured activities based on appropriate concepts that are able to be learned and mastered at this age.

Does My 3 Year Old Need Preschool?

I found preschool to be so beneficial for my daughter at this age. The socialization is one of the biggest benefits of a preschool program.

They’ll be exposed to so many new opportunities that may not be available at home like different toys and learning materials, daily structure and routines, learning to respect their teachers, various educational activities, much more.

I don’t believe that preschool at 3 years old is absolutely necessary and your child will be fine without it. However, I would enroll a 4 year old in some sort of program to get them prepared for Kindergarten.

Some schools or daycares offer full day or half day preschool and you can choose whether your child goes every day or a few times a week.

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What You Can Teach Your Three Year Old

If you’re not in the education field, you may be unsure of simple ways to teach your three year old or ways to incorporate new learning into everyday activities.

Below are a bunch of things that you can help your 3-year-old learn and understand. Practice and exposure is the best way to develop new skills with your child so try and make every opportunity a learning opportunity you can.

This list is for children in the 3 year old range up to 4. Not exclusively once they turn three.

Also, always remember that every child develops at their own pace so don’t worry too much if your child doesn’t have all of these skills yet. This isn’t a list of what they should know at this point, but rather a guide to help you understand what they are capable of learning at this age.

1. New Vocabulary

Your 3-year-old will probably be speaking in full sentences or at least long 4-5 word phrases by now. Three year olds should have at least 250-500 words in their vocabulary as well.

Although there are way too many words to give you a full list, here are some of the common words, phrases, and concepts that your three year old should be able to say and understand:

Body parts, Animal sounds and names, Friends/Family Names (and their own first, middle, last), Vehicles, Household objects (food, utensils, furniture, clothing, etc)

Colors and Shapes

Direction words (below, above, next to, on top, underneath, etc. )

Days of the week, Months of the year, Seasons, Weather (sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, snowy, hot, cold, etc.)

If your 3-year-old isn’t talking much at this point or is not trying to speak in full sentences, mention it to your pediatrician. Here are more tips to get your child to talk here.

2. Conversational Speech

Your 3 year old should be able to ask and answer simple questions and tell simple stories or anecdotes. They’ll probably be asking a lot of WHY questions as they are curious to learn all about the world around them.

Be sure to answer them with the correct responses and not just ignore their requests for information. Every question is an opportunity to teach your child and you don’t want them to miss out on those experiences.

It’s also important to make corrections in their grammar. When they were 2, some of the things that they said wrong sounded pretty cute. However, now that they’re 3, you don’t want them to get into bad habits of the way they speak.

Whether they’re pronouncing a world wrong, using the wrong tense, pronoun, or grammar, the only way they will learn the right way is if you correct them. So let them know the right way to say the word or sentence and have them repeat it back to make sure that they understand.

In order to get your child to initiate conversation or answer your questions, you can:

Ask them about their favorite characters/shows/books/toys. What easier way to get a kid to talk than to get them talking about their favorite tv show or super hero?

Ask them about their day, ie. what did you eat for lunch? What did you play with in the bath tub?

Ask them for their opinions

Tell them to ask you about the above mentioned things

If they still tend to give you one-word answers, ask them more questions to get them to elaborate. The more you ask. the more responses you will get. In turn this will help them to realize that they need to add more detail in their responses.

3. Reading books

At 3, your child should understand the concept of “reading” a book. They won’t actually be reading the words, but they should know how to grab a book, hold it the right way, and flip through the page independently.

They should be able to get a good understanding about what is happening in the book by looking at the pictures. They should even recognize that there are letters and words on the page that mean something, but won’t know exactly what they say or mean.

Read to your child everyday to instill their interest in reading. When you are reading to them:

Use your finger to follow the words on the page so they start to associate the letters with what you’re saying

Read word-for-word what the text says on the page instead of making up words or describing what the pictures look like

Ask them questions about what they see on the pages

Your 3 year old may even be able to answer some inferential (why) questions (although this is a tougher skill), but it can’t hurt to try and ask them some of the questions. These are questions that the book doesn’t actually give the answer to, but the child has to think about their own answer or reason. For example, Why is the girl sad in this story? Why shouldn’t the boy have crossed the street? Why did the dog jump over the bone?

Reading doesn’t have to begin and end with books; labels on cereal boxes, words on toys, printed words on street signs, text on the television, or signs at stores are some examples where you can point out words and letters.

Related Post: The Outstanding Benefits of Reading to Babies and Toddlers

4. Promote Independence

Your three-year-old should be doing many things on their own now so be sure to give them these opportunities to learn, understand, and make mistakes (within limits, of course).

Of course they may not have perfected every skill yet, but the only way a child will learn is by doing it themselves. You can give them a hand completing the task once they’ve finished.

They should be increasing their independence in areas like:

Dressing: choosing their own clothes, dressing for the weather (warm items or cool items), taking on/off a shirt, pants, underpants/pull-up, shoes, and socks, and learning the right way to put on items (backwards, forwards), and that shoes are on the right feet.

Self-feeding: using utensils without spills, choosing their own meals and snacks, opening containers, drinking from an open cup with some supervision, and why it’s important to eat healthy. I love these utensils as my 3 year old graduated from her “baby utensils” to wanting to be just like mom and dad- these look like our silverware but are a perfect size for preschoolers.

Brushing teeth and hair: Teach them how to brush correctly on their own (back and forth, top and bottom), putting toothpaste on (with help), and why it’s important to keep our teeth clean. My 3 year old LOVES using an electric toothbrush like this one, especially the ones with their favorite characters.

Cleaning up: wiping up messes, putting toys away, bringing dishes, cups, & utensils to the sink when done, throwing away their garbage, using handheld vacuum to clean, and putting away toys when completing activity

Hygeine: Blowing their nose, washing their hands, using a washcloth to wash themselves in the tub. Make washing hands and standing at the sink much easier by using stools and sink faucet extenders.

Transitions: Getting in and out of the car on their own, going up and down the stairs, ending one activity and moving to the next without complaining, turning on/off lights when entering/leaving the room

Be sure to model and show your childhood to do these skills the right way so that they don’t keep practicing something the wrong way.

5. Pretend Play
Using their imagination opens up a world of fun and play for your 3 year old. This skill typically comes naturally as they copy and imitate what they see in the real world, in books, or on tv.

They will use a combination of imagination and reality to copy the things they see daily, like these:

Cooking in a play kitchen with pots and pans

Hosting a tea party for their dolls and stuffed animals

Feeding, burping, and changing a baby doll with play spoons, bottles, and diapers

Talking on the phone with a play cell phone

Playing doctor with a doctor or nurses kit

Going shopping with a shopping cart and fake food

Driving a car

Sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming the floor

Dressing up as their favorite princess, super hero, or character

6. Drawing
At 3 years old, your child should have moved passed scribbling and be able to make intentional marks on the paper. They should be able to draw a:

straight line down

straight line across

circle

cross ( + )

other shapes such as a square or triangle come later, but they can still attempt these, but may need help or the angles won’t be perfect

Image credit: The Happy Handwriter, used with permission.

You can also guide them into making drawings using those elements (lines and circles), for example to draw a sun, a person (stick figure), or a flower. Of course, these drawings won’t be perfect, but they’re gaining insight as to how to make their marks on the paper look like something real.

Imitation is the best way to have your child learn to draw at this age, meaning that you draw one line and have them watch and repeat the same thing. This as opposed to copying (where you just show them the picture and expect them to figure out how to draw it).

7. Coloring and Painting

At age 3, your child can start learning how to color a picture correctly. You can guide them by showing them how to:

Stay within the lines of a shape, border, or object

Finish coloring each section without leaving a ton of white spots

Use correct colors for certain objects, ie. coloring a strawberry red and a horse brown, instead of just picking any color that they choose

Use different colors for different sections of a picture, ie. Coloring a beach scene with blue for the water, yellow for the sun, green for the palm tree, etc. instead of jut coloring the whole thing one color

Be sure that they are holding their crayon with the correct grasp at all times. I highly suggest these finger crayons for the young ones. They are perfect for little hands and promote a good grasp when holding the crayons.

If your child likes markers, but you don’t trust them being alone in a room with them, these Crayola Mess-Free Coloring Sheets are my absolute favorites!

The markers come out clear if they are used on any other surface besides the paper. On these special sheets, they’ll turn a color so your toddler sees the masterpiece that they are creating. They have so many characters available so I’m sure you can find a pack that your child will love.

8. Tracing

Tracing is a great visual motor skill (hand-eye coordination). You can teach your 3 year old to trace lines and letters by:

Having them use their finger first to trace the line on the paper

Tracing straight lines first and then working toward shapes, zig zags, and curved lines

Making sure that they know to stay on the line the best that they can

Tracing letters in preparation for writing

9.

Cutting
Cutting is a skill that 3 year olds can begin practicing. They may still have a difficult time, but here are some tips to get your preschooler cutting:

Be sure to use child safety scissors so they can’t hurt themselves.

Teach them how to hold the scissor correctly with their thumb toward the ceiling on both the cutting hand and helper hand

Position the paper in front of them while they are cutting instead of holding it off to the side or way up high.

Make sure that their arms, shoulders, and elbows are down and relaxed as they cut right in front of them. As they’re concentrating, children tend to hike up their elbows and cut up high.

Once they are able to make small snips on the paper by just opening and closing the scissors, teach them how to cut on a straight line

Use sturdier paper like construction paper to make holding and stabilizing the paper easier on them.

10. Numbers and Counting
Your 3 year old may be able to count up to 20 (with some errors at times) from memory and maybe even up to 30 with more practice. They can also work on recognizing and identifying numbers and counting objects.

You can practice counting with so many different, everyday objects:

count each step while you’re walking up the stairs

count the number of blueberries on their dinner plate

count the number of toys in their toy bin

Numbers are everywhere so be sure that they are counting whenever they can.

The concept of one-to-one correspondence (one object is one number) should be emerging now. Just show them how to point to each object as they count it and correct them if they start saying 2 numbers as they count one object or skip over objects when counting.

11. Letters and Sounds for Beginning to Read
Your child may already know many of the letters of the alphabet. At this age, they should probably be able to recite the ABC’s from memory (with some errors and help as needed).

Now you can work on recognizing letters, as well as the sounds they make. To make letter learning easier, try these tips to teach your 3 year old:

Look at both uppercase and lowercase letters when learning. The lowers case letters are the ones that they will see more often when they read or see words.

Point out letters to them everywhere: on cereal boxes, on street signs, on banners, and on snack bags

When talking about a letter, always tell them the sound that it makes and a word that has this letter as its starter. For example M: say M says mmm for mom. Always have them repeat you to etch it into their memory.

Use different sensory modalities to trace, write, or copy their letters. For example, writing them in sand, placing stickers inside the written letter, tracing the letter written in puffy paint with your finger, erasing the letters from a dry erase board, matching upper and lower case letters, etc. Here are some more fun sensory activities for letter learning.

Sing songs that help them to remember the letters

Use puzzles with letters for letter matching

These name puzzles from Bloom Owl are a great way to get your child learning the letters of their name. They’ll love playing with the puzzle as they start to recognize the letters they see all the time.

By far my favorite resource for having your child learning letters and letter sounds is the Leap Frog shows on Netflix. They include Letter Factory, Phonics Farm, and more. If you have Netflix you can access these shows! My 20 month old was reciting all of the letter sounds because he loves this show so much!

Once your child has a good memory of most letters and their sounds, you can teach them how to put them together to form short words. At 3 years old, a child may be able to start reading 2 or 3 letter words. Teach them how to use those sounds to read short words from the -at, -et, -it families, such as mat, rat, bat, get, set, let, sit, fit, kit, etc.

Related Post: Sticker Activity for Learning Letters

12. Building

Building helps to improve your child’s hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness. They’ll be able to use their imagination and creativity to create masterpieces and then knock them all down when they’re done.

This Melissa & Doug Alphabet block set is great to stack and Bristle Blocks are also perfect for stacking, putting together, and taking apart at this age. My 3 year old is also obsessed with Magnetic Tiles– it’s the one toy that just never gets old!

Have them use blocks to encourage imaginative play and see what they can come up with. Building blocks let them problem solve and investigate the world around them.

13. Puzzles

Puzzles are a great activity for fine and visual motor skills (hand-eye coordination). Having to fit a piece into it’s correct spot by turning and manipulating it is great for visual-spatial awareness.

Your 3 year old should have moved past inset puzzles and can do more complicated interlocking puzzles. Start them out with small interlocking puzzles like these or these, which only have 6-9 pieces per puzzle.

14. Physical Activity, Sports, and Getting Outside
Three-year-olds are known to be pretty wild so you probably won’t need much coaxing to get them active. However, make sure they’re getting plenty of physical activity to learn new gross motor skills. These include:

Jumping and running

Climb up and down playground equipment or a jungle gym

Start learning how to ride a balance bike or a bike with training wheels

Throwing/catching/kicking a ball

Hop or stand on one foot for a short time

Walk backwards

The best way to get them active is to give them lots of outdoor time. Take them to playgrounds to climb on the equipment as they offer so many opportunities for enriching gross motor skills. Take them for a walk and point out all the sights you see.

Your child can also start playing cooperative sports with peers and follow directions by watching someone do a movement. Activities like gymnastics, dance, soccer, swimming lessons, and tee ball are all great organized activities to practice all of the above skills.

15. Music, Dance, and Rhythm

Children love rhythm and music so get them singing, dancing, and exploring their bodies with music. Put on music for them to dance to, sing along to their favorite songs with a microphone, or make their own music with toy instruments like maracas, xylophone, tamborine, etc.

You can also make musical ‘instruments’ with so many household objects, like shaking pill bottles, banging wooden spoons, or filling plastic Easter eggs or water bottles with uncooked beans or rice.

Do the Hokey Pokey to get them moving and learning body parts. Imitating movements that they see you doing is a great way to develop body and spatial awareness, as well.

Singing songs and doing dances are also a great way for your preschooler to learn and memorize new words and concepts like the days of the week song, months of the year song, head shoulders knees and toes, finger family song, etc. They’ll know their days of the week s quickly if you just put a tune to it!

16. Potty Training
Around 3, many children will be fully capable of using the toilet. If you haven’t started yet, give it a try! Your child may do better than you think.

If they’re already potty trained, make sure that they are fully independent with pulling their pants and underwear up and down, wiping themselves both back and front, and washing their hands afterward.

Be sure to wait until they’re ready and don’t force it on them. Here are some great tips on potty training your child here.

17. Sense of Time

Of course your three year old will not be able to tell time, however you can still teach them a basic sense of time, including:

Understanding morning, afternoon, and night. They should understand the concept of when they wake up it’s morning, lunch time is the afternoon, and before bedtime is night. They can also understand this better by seeing outside when it’s light or dark.

Recognizing the numbers on a digital clock. If they can identify numbers, they should be able to see the first number and say it’s 7 o clock. With my daughter, we tell her that 7 o clock is bedtime so when she sees 7 on the digital clock, she knows it’s time to go to bed.

Knowing when they have 1, 5, or 10 more minutes left. They still won’t have a true sense of how long these increments of time are, but you can try to make them aware that 1 minute is quick, compared to 10 minutes or 20 minutes.

Days of the week. They may be able to get a sense of what day it is today, what it will be tomorrow, and what it was yesterday

Before they fully have a sense of time, try setting an audio or visual timer when you need to show them when time is up. For example, when you say clean up in 5 more minutes, set a timer for 5 minutes to ring when it’s time.

We love the Time to Wake clocks for my little ones. They let them know when it’s time to call for mom or get out of bed by simply turning a different color when it’s almost time to get up or when they should leave their room.

This is a great visual way for them to “see” and understand time.

18. Safety

Of course, safety is a crucial lesson to teach your child. This is the age where they will probably have no fear or understanding of dangerous situations. The following practices need to be taught to your 3 year old as they may not just come naturally:

not running away in public

not running out into a parking lot

stranger danger

staying close to mom or dad

being cautious when crossing streets

holding hands when in public or outside

sun safety: applying sunscreen, wearing hats

being careful of hot items: kitchen appliances, flames, etc.

Speaking of safety for your little ones, the Whystle App is a great resource for all parents to have that tracks all safety information that’s important to your family. This includes product recalls for toys, food, and more that could promote dangers into your home. Download this app free on your phone and then there’s a free trial for the subscription so you never miss an important safety warning.

19. Manners and Respect for Others

Understanding how to properly treat others is a valuable trait to instill in your child. This goes for respecting both adults and other children. It’s important to teach your children how to use polite words and actions to show manners.

At this age, they are still testing their boundaries and exploring new ways of getting what they want. Instill rules for respecting others even through times of frustration.

Saying excuse me when needing someone to move or get their attention

Patiently waiting for a parent to finish talking to another parent before chiming in

Saying please and thank you shows consideration and appreciation

Making eye contact when speaking to others

Apologizing when you do something wrong

Ask questions to others about how their day is or how they are feeling

Compliment others on their clothes, hair, or something they did

Share their toys or items that belong to them

No pushing, hitting, biting, or pulling hair to hurt others in any way

20.

Staying Healthy: Good Hygiene and Eating Well
Teaching your 3 year old to practice good hygiene and healthy eating is great to start young. Build-in their hygiene routine throughout the day and they will become accustomed to this regimen. Eating healthy foods early on to set them off for a healthy diet for the rest of their life. These include:

eating fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and proteins. Avoid: processed foods, unhealthy snacks, and sweets

washing hands after meals and potty

brushing teeth morning and night

bathing daily or every other day

keeping their clothes and body clean while they eat or play

covering their mouth when they sneeze or cough

blowing their nose into a tissue

wiping their own privates after going potty

Complying with:

brushing and combing hair

cutting fingernails and toenails

cleaning inside ears with a child safety q-tip

Related Post: How to Get Your Picky Toddler to Try New Foods

21.

Acting Appropriately in Public and Understanding “No”
Preschoolers are very ego-centric (only care about themselves). It’s totally normal for them to only think about how things will affect them. This almost always leads to inappropriate behaviors as they learn what behaviors get them what they want.

Don’t always give in to every cry and teach them that sometimes they can’t get everything that they want. Don’t always give them the cookie that they’re begging for or the new toy at the store. If they must get the object that they desire, make them earn it.

Teach your 3-year-old how to act appropriately to avoid tantrums in public. Try putting rules in place when you are out so they know what is expected of them. Always have a way to redirect or distract them when you see a tantrum starting (using something else they are interested in). Lastly, just avoid situations that could set them off.

This is a great article about Tips for Cry-Free Shopping with Your Toddler

22.

Empathy and Compassion
From a young age, you want to fill your child with compassion and empathy for others. Teach them about emotions and to be conscious of other people’s feelings.

If they see someone crying, ask what’s wrong.

If they see someone alone, go over and play with them.

If they see someone that looks different than them, treat them equally.

If they hurt someone, apologize and make it better

It’s never too early to talk to your children about race, ethnicity, disabilities, and recognizing differences between others.

23. Structure and a Routine

Your 3 year old probably already has some routine in place throughout their day. However, you want to ensure that they are consistently doing what is asked of them so that they could even do it on their own if needed.

The more structure that your child has in their day, the more they will start to understand time and a daily schedule.

I love using a routine or responsibility chart (like the blue/green one on the right) so my toddler can have a visual cue of everything that is expected of her. Use one with pictures instead of just words, (like this Mickey Mouse chart), so your toddler actually understands what it’s for.

Here are some examples of day-to-day routines that you can create a specific pattern for:

Bedtime: Brush teeth, go potty, wash hands, put pajamas on, read a story, go to sleep

Morning: Go potty, wash hands, brush teeth, get dressed, eat breakfast

Before naptime

Pre-dinner wind-down time

Cleaning time

Getting ready for school/daycare: Packing their backpack, putting their jackets and shoes on, getting themselves into the car

Related Post: Why Your Child Needs a Daily Routine and How to Make One

24.

Staying on Task
A 3 year old’s attention span is still quite short, although it should have increased a lot since toddlerhood. It’s only reasonable to ask them to focus on a task for around 6-10 minutes at this age.

However, it is important for them to be aware that once they start a task they should finish it to completion. My daughter loves to grab a puzzle and put in 3 pieces and walk away or sit down and read 2 pages and then walk away.

The goal of teaching your child to stay on task is to complete what they start. Here are some tips:

While playing with your child, make sure that they complete the entire activity, ie. puzzle or read through the whole book, before they get up and run around.

If they’re coloring or building a tower, keep them engaged in that one activity for as long as possible before you let them move on to the next.

During mealtimes make sure they remain seated and finish their meal before getting up and playing.

Make sure they clean up one activity before moving on to the next

25. Be a Helper and Doing “Chores”

Little kids LOVE to help grown-ups. They want to do everything that you’re doing because they’re starting to gain this growing confidence and independence. Invite them to perform tasks that they may not be able to do independently, but that they can help you with.

Get the mail

Take the trash out

Refill the toilet paper roll dispenser

Help with cooking: mixing, adding ingredients

Carrying in bags or groceries

Fill the dog bowl

Entertain a younger sibling

Cleaning up their toys

Cleaning up after themselves: throwing their dishes in the sink garbage in the trash can

Wiping down the table or floor when they make messes

26. Technology

Technology or screen time should be limited for preschoolers to no more than 2 hours a day, but it is still important for your child to learn how to use these devices. The fine motor skill of swiping, clicking, and sliding to nagivate through tablets and smart phones are something that your 3 year old can easily learn.

Ipad educational games like ABC Mouse are great to sharpen a lot of the educational skills listen above, as well as practice using a tablet or smart phone. There’s a great curriculum based on age and developmental level that teaches them so many new skills.

My 3 year old loves ABC Mouse because of the wide variety of games and fun. She’s learning how to trace letters, numbers, make new sounds and words, etc.

Leapfrog Laptop is also a fun interactive computer that little words can learn letters and typing on.

27. Sorting and Comparing

Sorting and comparing is a skill that you can teach your 3 year old. Make them aware of how objects are the same and different. Some of the criteria that they can use to sort is by:

color

size (big, medium, small)

shape

categories (fruits vs. vegetables, farm animals vs. ocean animals)

pattern (stripes, polka dots, solids)

This sorting pie from Learning Resources is a great way to practice sorting and categorizing objects by the features mentioned above.

28. Follow Multi-Step Directions

Your 3 year old should now have progressed from only understanding and following 1-step directions (i.e. put your shoes on) to following 2-3 step directions (i.e. get your shoes from the closet, put them on, and go wait by the car).

Practice with 2 steps at first to make sure they can focus on the direction given, process it, and carry it out. Then you can try adding in another step to see if they can still follow.

At times, your little one may be distracted to get all the distractions, and that’s ok since their attention span is still short, but as they approach 4, they should really be listening to you intently and follow your commands.

29. Rhyming Words and Opposites

You can teach your 3 year old some rhyming and opposite words at this age, as well. Short words that sound alike (ie. rat, bat and sky, tie) should be easy for them to catch on to.

Opposite words, for example in-out, up-down, should also be learned at this age as they use these words all the time. They should already know the words, but now understanding the meaning and how they are opposites of each other will really get their mind stimulated and understanding these concepts.

30. Sight Words

The first sight word that your preschooler may be able to spell and recognize is their name. Teach them how to spell their name and how to recognize it when it’s written. Those name puzzles shown above are great for practicing this!

Although your child isn’t expected to know sight words until later on, it can’t hurt to expose them to it now. Sight words are words that may not sound the wya they are spelled so they will have to just memorize the way the word looks.

These are typically commonly used words, for example, like, the, and my. As you read to your child, you will probably come across these words several times.

Point out the words to them and tell them what they say. If you tend to read the same books over and over, they should quickly pick up on what a word looks like and say it as you read. Not only soul you point these words out in their favorite book, but wherever you see it whether it’s a cereal box or sign.

Flash cards are also great for learning sight words, however they are a bit young for this.

31. Days of the week/Months of the Year/Seasons

By going over the calendar daily or singing songs, your 3 year old can learn the days of the week and months of the year pretty quickly. They still may not get a true sense of how these time periods work, but they can memorize a list of these items.

Most of these skills listed above can be accomplished at some point while a child is between three and four, but every child develops at their own pace.

This article is not intended to skew your mind into thinking that your child MUST know these concepts. However, if you are looking for activities to do with your child, ways to engage their mind, or knowledge to teach them, these are some great tips. Your child is NOT behind if they can’t adequately do all of these things, but if you are concerned, please speak to your pediatrician.

Have fun teaching your three-year-old and enjoy watching them blossom this year. They’ll be growing and developing before your eyes so don’t blink! Here are some more great activity ideas to do with your little one.

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Preschool Sample Schedule | KinderCare

All our classrooms, from discovery preschool to prekindergarten, follow a daily rhythm. At each center, our incredible teachers create a schedule that works for their room and age group. See below for a general example.

Morning

Afternoon

Morning

Arrival and breakfast

Open – 9:00 a. m.

Children play quietly and eat breakfast. As they finish their meal, they can play however they choose at our learning centers until most children have arrived and are finished eating.

Group time

9:00 a.m. – 9:25 a.m.

The real start to our day begins when we come together as a group to welcome each other and talk briefly about the day’s planned events. We will also do things like read a book out loud or sing a song!

Activity centers

9:25 a. m. – 10:45 a.m.

Activity centers are an important part of our classrooms, and usually involve small-group activities. Your child will do things like play with blocks, experiment with creative arts, engage in dramatic play, read, do age-appropriate math or science activities, or write.

Morning snack

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

They’ll have a healthy snack like carrots and hummus or cheese and crackers.

Outdoor play

11:00 a. m. – 11:50 a.m.

It’s time to go outside! Mostly little ones play on their own, using their imaginations. Outdoor time can also be part of our daily themed activity.

Lunch

11:50 a.m. – 12:30 a.m.

Time to wash our hands, help set tables, and get ready to eat lunch!

Afternoon

Transition

12:30 p. m. – 12:45 p.m.

We all help clean up from lunch and get ready to rest.

Rest time

12:45 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.

Ssshh … it’s quiet time. Many children will nap, but as they wake up (or if they never quite get to sleep), they can select different quiet activities, such as looking at books or drawing.

Activity centers

2:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Kids come back to activity centers to play and explore on their own, and also do a theme-related activity led by a teacher.

Group time

3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.

Every afternoon, we gather as a group to talk about the day’s events as well as any special events planned for the following day. Other activities could include a read-aloud or a song.

Afternoon snack

3:15 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

They’ll have a nutritious snack like apples and seed butter.

Outdoor play

3:30 p. m. – 4:15 p.m.

It’s time to go outside! They might play on their own or participate in a group activity.

Activity centers and pick-up

4:15 p.m. – Close

It’s time for pick-up! After a busy day together, children are given the space and time to explore and play in the learning centers on their own.

Return to the Preschool Program Page

Educational Activities for 3 Year Olds

Looking for things to do with your child? Check out these learning and educational activities for 3 year olds for at home or outdoors.

Like many moms, I wanted to engage with my 3 year old at home, providing him with activities that were not only fun, but educational as well. I was that mom who collected leaves and counted the steps on stairs we took.

At the same time, I also understood that educational activities can get… over the top. We don’t need to stress out about “teaching,” so much as inspiring our kids’ curiosity and desire to learn.

You see, so many of us can feel like we’re not doing enough educational activities. That we’re somehow “behind” what other moms are doing with their kids. We assume that every moment spent should be a learning opportunity, or that we need to provide better toys or experiences.

Educational activities for 3 year olds

But thankfully, it doesn’t take much to teach and engage with your child. These educational activities for 3 year olds can keep her entertained while learning the fundamentals along the way. They’re geared for even the shortest attention span, or for kids who easily tire of doing the same thing for long stretches.

They’re also perfect to give your caregiver ideas to do with her during the day while you’re at work. You don’t need expensive toys or classes galore to make sure she’s off to a great start. These easy, doable, and even practical activities are more than enough to teach and engage:

1. Activities that promote fine motor skills

One of the best activities to practice with your 3 year old is his fine motor skills. Developing dexterity and muscles in his hands will set the foundation to hold a pencil, cut with scissors, and button his clothes.

Writing with pencils and crayons aren’t the only ways to develop fine motor skills, either. Take a look at these activities that will also do the trick:

Threading string through items. Start with large pieces, like dry rigatoni pasta and shoelaces, before moving onto smaller items like beads and thread.

Pipe cleaners and a colander. Sticking the ends of pipe cleaners into a colander was one of the activities that intrigued my 3 year old for a long stretch. Turn a metal colander (one with circle holes) upside down. Then, have your child stick one end of a pipe cleaner into one hole, and the other into another hole. See what creations and patterns he can make!

Glue sticks. Make a collage of pieces of paper and glue sticks. First, tear paper into small pieces—start off with 2″ pieces and gradually cut them smaller. Then, show him how to glue one side and stick it onto a larger piece of paper.

Check out these Montessori fine motor activities for more ideas.

2. Writing letters and numbers

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Even if your 3 year old can’t read or write just yet, you can begin practicing writing letters and numbers.

Incorporate playful and unconventional ways to write, like tracing her finger on sand, or making letters with play dough. Teach her the alphabet by finding the letters in your environment. You can always make learning letters and numbers fun—no pressure needed!

Take a look at these ideas:

Go down the alphabet. Pick one letter and talk about it throughout the day. You might color a page of the letter, describe the different sounds it makes, or find things in the room that start with that letter.

Use a dry erase board. Peel-away “markers” leave less mess than traditional markers, and allow her to write and erase as often as she’d like.

Write letters and numbers with chalk. Whether on the sidewalk or a chalkboard, writing with chalk is another fun way to practice holding writing tools.

Combine magnetic letters and a cookie sheet. Have a set of magnetic letters and numbers? Combine them to make words on a cookie sheet! The cookie sheet makes for a fantastic portable “board” she can place on her lap or take with her.

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3. Daily tasks and lessons

A simple way to incorporate learning activities for 3 year olds is to use your daily tasks as “lessons.” So much of what your child sees is an opportunity to learn without needing to do things too differently in your day.

A few ideas you can do:

Counting. Count how many times you push her on the swing, the steps you take up the staircase, or the peas on her plate.

Measuring. Invite her into the kitchen as you cook. Say out loud how many cups, tablespoons, or pounds you need with each ingredient.

Sorting. Doing laundry? Sort the piles into types of clothes (and encourage her to find pairs of socks). Playing with blocks? Sort them into piles of the same color.

4. Educational games

Games are a fantastic way to practice social skills, have fun, and learn new things. Board games, simple card games, puzzles, and “conversation starters” work well. Here are a few ideas:

Puzzles. Don’t be afraid to challenge her with bigger puzzle pieces. Even if she doesn’t finish a puzzle in one sitting, encourage her to keep trying to finish it at another time.

Card games. Memory games (finding and pairing similar cards) and matching games are simple to do just about anywhere. Find “kid-friendly” card games like these instead of a standard deck so she has an easier time identifying the cards.

Board games. Many board games are now available for your 3 year old, but keep an eye out for the age recommendations. Some are still geared toward older kids, so stick to those suitable for the younger crowd.

Get more activities for 3 year olds.

5. Open-ended play

Don’t think that letting your child play is “wasted” time to learn—the opposite is true, in fact. Kids learn best through play, especially open-ended play where they’re not bound by preset limitations. This allows them to think creatively and come up with unique solutions.

Take a look at these ideas to nurture open-ended play:

Blocks. The simpler the blocks, the better. Allow your child to create whatever he’d like from the blocks in front of him.

Dress up and pretend. Set aside a box filled with costumes and dress-up clothes. These can be “career” outfits like a firefighter outfit, or even your knickknacks like old necklaces and hats. A pretend kitchen was also a big hit in our house, as my kids were able to come up with pretty amazing stories and games as they “cooked.”

Art supplies. Don’t feel like you have to come up with cute crafts—a box of art supplies is all your 3 year old needs to get creative. Crayons, pencils, play dough, and finger paint can make for a fantastic experience crafting and creating. You can also introduce labels by pointing out the shapes she makes from play dough or the colors of the paint.

Get more tips on how to encourage open-ended play.

6. Field trips

Feeling cooped up at home with your 3 year old? Plan a few “field trips” to local spots! Not only will you fill your time together, you’ll also expose her to new activities and lessons while you’re out. Nearly any outing will be a learning experience, but look for places catered to kids. A few ideas include:

Child-friendly museums. Some museums are geared to children (My favorite is Moxi in Santa Barbara). Others are for general audiences with a children’s area. Hands-on exhibits will make the experience fun for both you and your child.

Library story time and activities. Many libraries host these events for toddlers and preschoolers. From playing with building toys to making magnetic slime to creating your own jewelry, libraries are fantastic places to take her.

7. Activities that encourage curiosity

Take advantage of your 3 year old’s natural curiosity with just about everything. Encourage her questions, no matter how silly (or “annoying”). Expand her world through books and resources, and show her just how many amazing creatures she can discover.

Here are a few ideas to nurture her curiosity:

Explore your local outdoors. Step outside to your backyard, garden, or local park and look for bugs and creatures she can observe. Use a kids’ magnifying glass like this one to talk about different leaves and flowers. Let her help you garden by filling pots with soil and pulling weeds from the ground.

Show her a map or globe. My kids love looking at a map of the world, even from a young age. Your child can compare countries, point out where she lives, and learn about the different continents and oceans.

Read nonfiction books. Don’t forget to include nonfiction books in your regular reading. Books about the weather, how plants grow, or outer space are fantastic ways to explore the world from the comfort of books.

Check out these preschool outdoor activities for summer.

Best practices for educational activities for 3 year olds

Now that you have a few ideas on what to do with your 3 year old, take a look at these best practices for helpful tips:

Stick to a weekly schedule. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed with all the things you “have” to do. Keep it simple by focusing on a few topics a week. For instance, one week you can focus on circles, the color red, and the letter “A.” The next week, you can focus on squares, the color green, and the letter “B.” Get more tips on how to create a 3 year old daily schedule.

Keep the activities short and frequent. It’s common for kids to lose interest quickly—don’t feel bad if yours can’t sit still for long periods. Instead, keep them short—no longer than 30 minutes at a time. Or intertwine these conversations and activities frequently throughout the day.

Follow your child’s interests. Kids will learn and pursue their interests. Nurture what’s already there rather than forcing something you think your child should do. If she loves farms, find children’s books about farm animals, visit a local farm, and sing songs about the sounds animals make.

Rotate toys and materials regularly to reignite her imagination. Old toys will feel new once again after they’ve been out of sight for a while.

Conclusion

Finding educational activities for 3 year olds has just gotten easier, especially with these ideas. Practice fine motor skills with threading and glue sticks. No need for a formal curriculum when you turn daily tasks into lessons. Play board games and solve puzzles, and practice writing letters and numbers.

Encourage open-ended play with toys and games, and go on “field trips” like child-friendly museums and library activities. And finally, be curious with your child, exploring your local environment like curious scientists.

As you can see, you’re nowhere near “behind” when it comes to helping your 3 year old learn—even collecting leaves and counting steps can do the trick.

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What Should a 3 Year Old Child Know Academically?

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Many parents feel that the 3-year-old stage of their baby is ‘just about there’ to start with learning alphabets, words and objects. Although it’s a good time to start training them for preschool now, the foundation for their learning can be laid down before they reach 3. So what are the milestones to look for at the age of 3 and what can you do when they seem delayed?

Getting in pre-schools means having a good set of cognitive skills in children and the foundation for it is laid down during their younger years. Many parents wonder what a 3-year-old should know from the education point of view and here are the 3 important things they need to be aware of:

1. Reading Skill

Children’s ability to read doesn’t need to develop only when they start school. Even as infants, they are building the skills needed that will help them to read soon enough. The time between 3 to 5 years is a critical phase for children to learn to start reading. By 3, although they won’t be able to read full sentences, they will definitely begin to show the signs of readiness. You will notice that they can recognise some commonly used letters or are even be able to learn simple three-letter-words.

Most preschoolers by the age of 3 will know the names of their favourite books. They can hold a book properly and turn pages, recall phrases and frequently used words from their favourite books and even pretend to read books. They can also differentiate between a random squiggle, an alphabet or number. Some preschoolers can also recognise or write numbers and letters, identify letters that begin with certain words or make up silly phrases.

The best way to instil an interest in reading is to read to your child every day regardless of how much it is that they understand. Reading opens the window to the realm of literacy that your child would soon enter while also building a bond with you during the time you spend reading to them. Reading doesn’t have to begin and end with books; labels on cereal boxes, words on toys will do as well. As they go from words to forming their first sentences, you will notice them reaching their milestones. You will also see them recognising printed words on signs, streets, common store signs and others.

A text-rich environment is a key to laying down the groundwork for success in reading. Along with books, you can also talk about words, letters or numbers on packages, signs, clothing, etc. Make a game of guessing letters and numbers when out on the streets or supermarkets. Flashcards are also good toys to introduce at this point to help learn alphabets and pictures.

2. Vocabulary

You can expect a growth spurt in the language skills of your child between the ages of 2 and 3. At the beginning of this period, most kids can say 50 or more words and follow simple instructions. They can combine two or three words to form a sentence such as ‘mommy get in the car’ or ‘Me go too’. Kids are also able to understand one step instructions such as ‘put sock on foot’ or two-step instructions such as ‘pick up the ball and bring it to mommy’.

By the age of 3, the vocabulary of kids can contain as much as 200-300 words, and you will begin to hear longer sentences that are more structured and grammatical. For example, instead of saying ‘I go’, your child might say ‘I’m going’. You can also expect to hear past tense such as ‘walked’ or ‘jumped’. They can understand better and speak more clearly; you will be able to understand at least 75% of what your child says.

As they mature beyond the age of 3, they should be able to use language freely and solve problems and learn new concepts. They can engage in a simple question-answer session or tell stories. A good example is a story about their visit to the supermarket. They may be able to put together a simple story and say something similar to ‘I go shop’. When you respond with ‘And what did you do at the shop?’, they would reply ‘Buy candies’. They should also be able to tell simple made-up stories, although they would leave out a lot of details.

Children’s vocabulary when they start kindergarten is an important predictor of academic success throughout their school. Therefore it is important to work on building their vocabulary, language and communication skills. To start with, introduce them to new words during their day-to-day activities. At the grocery store, you can explain to them that bread comes from a bakery and show them a bakery on the way home. Children often have an obsession with things, be it cars, birds or a stray cat. The next time your child is chatting about their obsession, throw in a few words that they have never heard before into the discussion.

3. Identifying Different Objects

3-year-old children can identify many objects at this point in their development and even identify their various uses. As their cognitive skills expand, they learn with much vigour and stuff themselves with as much new information as possible. Objects that they encounter on a regular basis are often of the greatest interest. It could be your car and the sound it makes when you honk, the bouncing of balls, kitchen appliances and the rumbling of the grinder. They can associate that the function of a vacuum is to suck up dust and bits of paper that they throw in its way.

Even before they can identify individual objects, they pay attention to the colours and shapes of objects. As shapes and colours are the most noticeable attributes of the world around us, children pick these up faster than anything else. Therefore, children need to know the basics of colours and shapes before they can read, write or do the math. For example, when children learn to discern the differences or similarities between shapes and colours, they are using the same skills needed to understand the differences between letters and numbers. Therefore, when children are asked to sort objects, they often use the most noticeable attributes such as colour, shape and size to categorise objects.

To help them develop their ability to discern colours and objects, offer them paint swatches of different shapes to explore. Let them sort the shapes based on colours as an activity or give them glue sticks to make monochromatic collages of different colours. Shapes can be introduced in fun ways such as giving them square, triangle or circularly shaped cookies to eat. Play with shape sorting games or use household objects in sorting games.

As they grow older, they start developing an interest in science and math as many available games revolve around exploration and sorting/counting mathematically. Along with learning the numerals, they would love counting how many toys they have or how many crackers they can eat.

Most children reach the expected milestones on time or faster when they are supplemented with everyday activities and games designed to help them learn.

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Children this age have entered the wonderful world of language and imagination that allows them to explore their world through words, play and fantasy. They will be developing their view of themselves, their sexuality, friendships and family relationships, and will be learning how to adjust their behavior so that it is appropriate for different settings. It is very important for parents to help their 3- to 4-year-olds learn right from wrong, and to help them control their actions even when their feelings seem out of control.

Nutrition

At this age, children thrive on routine and will probably want to eat the same foods over and over. You would probably enjoy reading the book Bread and Jam for Frances together, and your child will likely recognize him or herself in the story.

Mealtimes should be fun and relaxing. Remember that it is your responsibility to buy and prepare the food and offer it to your child; it is your child’s responsibility to choose whether to eat it. You can accommodate your child’s wishes for having a favorite dish at every meal, but provide other nutritional foods as well. Some helpful hints:

Try to offer a fruit or vegetable at each meal. Some children enjoy vegetables if they can dip them into a dressing, or will eat broccoli covered with melted cheese.

Limit milk to 16 ounces a day.

Limit juice to 4 ounces a day. There are many juices sold in kid-friendly packaging, but your child should not drink more than one a day. On trips, bring water in a small container instead of juice — it’s cheaper and much healthier for your child.

Limit high-fat, high-calorie snack foods. Don’t buy chips, sodas or cookies — if you don’t buy them, they won’t be available.

Let your child see you making healthy food choices. Your child wants to copy you.

Prepare food with your child. Kids are much more likely to try food they’ve helped prepare. Three-year-olds can be taught to wash fruits and vegetables, grate cheese, chop some softer foods, stir, mix and measure.

Experiment with new foods and recipes. Get creative with food preparation — drawing faces on sandwiches or pancakes, for instance, or cutting food into fancy shapes.

Children will often eat better and try new foods when around other children, such as in daycare.

Set an example with your table manners, but do not nag your child about his or her manners.

Don’t use desserts as a bribe or reward.

Don’t beg your child to eat or try new foods, and don’t get into arguments about what your child eats.

Mealtimes should be fun family time. Try to eat together as a family at least once a day and use this time to talk about the day’s events and your thoughts, interests and values.

Dental Care

Your child should have visited the dentist by now. Pediatric dentists make the visits quite fun for children, so please don’t worry — your fears can affect your child’s experience. Your pediatrician can give you a referral to a pediatric dentist if necessary. Make sure to brush your child’s teeth after every meal, especially before bedtime.

Habits such as pacifiers and thumb sucking can begin to cause malocclusion of teeth at this age. Encouraging your child to limit these behaviors to a certain time and place — in the bedroom and at night, for example — will help your child discontinue the habit.

Toileting

About 75 percent of children have daytime control of their urine and bowel movements by this age, while 25 percent are still not interested in using the toilet. Most children still have accidents and wet the bed at night.

If your child resists using the toilet, remember that this is one area of life in which kids have control. You can’t force your child to use the toilet, and it is usually easiest to stop trying. For more information on toileting, please talk with your child’s pediatrician.

Toilet-trained children may occasionally have accidents, which can make them very upset. Reassure your child that you understand, and that it happened because his or her body is still learning and growing.

Sexuality

Preschool-age children become interested in their bodily functions, including toileting and sexuality. This is the age when children often “play doctor” with other children to see what kids of the opposite sex look like.

As parents, it’s important to understand that your child is learning and exploring his or her environment. Your preschooler is beginning to understand that there are differences between people, including differences in height, weight, race and sex. As children realize that people are different, they learn that they are unique individuals. Ideally, parents feel comfortable with their own sexuality and can talk with their children in a relaxed manner about their bodies and their privacy.

You may need to set limits on your child’s sexual exploration. Explain that private areas — the areas covered by bathing suits — are personal and should not be touched by others. It’s helpful to also explain the exceptions to the rule, such as when the child comes to the doctor’s office for an examination.

Children may masturbate as they discover that touching their body can be pleasurable. Calmly explain that this behavior is private and should be limited to places that are private, such as the child’s bedroom.

Safety

Your child can begin learning safety skills. Preschool-age children can:

Learn their first and last names.

Begin learning their address and phone number. If your child can memorize the alphabet and songs, your child can memorize these important facts.

Learn who to go to for help if they get lost. For instance, people in uniforms, people with name badges, people working at cash registers or mothers with babies.

Use a helmet if riding a tricycle.

Always be buckled into a car seat when riding in the car.

If you are concerned that you or your child are not safe at home, please speak with your pediatrician or call WOMAN, Inc, an agency serving domestic violence survivors in the Bay Area, at (415) 864-4722.

Fears

Three-year-olds often develop new fears. While the 2-year-old is often afraid of loud noises, strangers, separation from parents and the dark, 3-year-olds are often afraid of things they imagine — things that “might” happen. Your child may develop a fear of imaginary creatures or monsters, or of being physically hurt by storms, other people or accidents. Nightmares are often the child’s way of working through fears, and fears can also be demonstrated through play.

Children want to know their parents are there to protect them. Parents should acknowledge their children’s fear and reassure them that they will be there to keep the child safe. For example, “I see you are afraid of the thunderstorm. Loud noises can be frightening, but we are safe in our home.” During periods when your child is experiencing increased fears, expect some regression in behavior, where your child acts younger than normal.

It’s fine to read fairy tales or stories that allow children to work through their fears, provided that the story ends with the child being safe and protected by the adults in the story. However, children should not be exposed to images that are frightening. This means that television and video games should be limited. Be careful of watching violent news stories when your child is in the room.

Language

Your child will rapidly expand his or her vocabulary. As this occurs, kids may have periods of stuttering. If this happens with your child, call the pediatrician for more information.

Help your child use language to describe his or her emotions — excitement, anger and fears. If children can use words to describe emotions, they may be able to better control their behavior.

Imagination and Humor

Preschool-age children often talk and play with imaginary friends. Your child’s imaginary friend can experience all the bad and good things in your child’s life and help work out conflicts. Please respect your child’s privacy regarding imaginary friends; asking questions may limit kids’ ability to use their imagination.

Children who watch more than one hour of television a day demonstrate less creativity and imagination. Children who repeatedly watch videos will limit their play to simply repeating what they’ve seen in the video instead of making up new characters with new actions.

At this age, children also develop a sense of humor as well as the ability to empathize with other people.

Reading

One of the best things you can do for your children is to read with them. Reading introduces kids to many new ideas, new facts about their world and new ways to behave. They also learn fundamental concepts that are important to learning how to read, such as turning pages, reading from left to right and the idea that letters make words. They also begin to learn the sounds that the letters make. Children whose parents read to them every day will perform much better in school.

Don’t push your child to learn to read, but if your child is interested, teach the sounds that the letters make. When first learning to read, the short vowel sounds are learned before other vowel sounds. For instance, “a” as in apple, “e” as in elephant, “i” as in Indian, “o” as in octopus and “u” as in umbrella. Your child can then learn to read three-letter words like hot, cat, dog and pot.

Preschool

Parents often feel pressured to enroll their children in preschool. Children this age do not need an academic environment, but they do need the opportunity to play with other children. Children learn through play. They learn how to interact with other children, they use their imagination to develop games and rules, and they learn how to negotiate and problem solve. Preschoolers also need to use their big muscles by running, climbing, throwing balls and jumping. If you are looking for a preschool, look for one that allows children plenty of time for these kinds of activities.

Chores

Chores are a wonderful way for kids to learn about their world. By helping set the table or sort laundry, they can learn skills they will need later on. By picking up toys, they learn they are responsible for helping keep their homes clean and tidy. Saying “I need your help” teaches your child that he or she is an important person in the family. Children need to feel needed, and participating in household chores helps them feel they are important and necessary people in the family.

“Why?”

At this stage, children begin asking difficult questions. Often, their questions may embarrass their parents: “Why is that lady fat?” or “Why is he in a wheelchair?” are common questions. Be prepared to answer questions like this by thinking ahead of time about your values. You can respond that people are created differently and each person is unique, for instance. However, expect your child to pursue the matter with more questions that may shatter your comfort level.

Children may begin to ask questions about life and death. This is a good time for parents to think about their own beliefs and values and how to respond to such questions. Some parents turn to religious institutions to support them as they teach their children.

Used with permission of Jane E. Anderson, M.D.

36 Fun And Interesting Learning Activities For 3-Year-Olds

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Three-year-olds are very active and keep parents and other family members on their toes all the time. Interesting activities for three-year-olds can help parents channelize their energy in the right direction. While their concentration span increases with age, they may be more restless to satiate their curiosity to explore new things. No number of toys or games can hold a three-year-old’s interest for very long. So to keep them engaged in a particular activity for more than just a few minutes, it is inevitable for parents and caregivers to come up with meaningful activities that would cater to their preferences and interests. Read this post where we bring some amusing and educational indoor as well as outdoor activities that keep your three-year-old engaged.

35+ Activities For Three-Year-Olds

Arts And Crafts To Improve Creativity

Art and craft activities are said to improve children’s cognitive abilities as they enable them to use multiple areas of the brain. Using both their hands and fingers also encourages the development of muscles in those areas and could improve their fine motor skills.

Here are a few art and craft activities for three-year-old kids.

1. Fabric painting

For a three-year-old child, fabric painting could be something basic to teach them a few painting techniques, shapes, and colors.

You will need

Old fabric or T-shirts, fabric colors, stencils or chart papers, small sponges

How to do

Get ready-made stencils or take a thick chart paper and make some shapes like stars, hearts, drops, etc., in it to make your stencil.

Tape the stencil on the fabric and ask your kids to fill it with color using the sponge.

Once they are done, remove the tape and stencil to find surprisingly perfect shapes.

Repeat the process in different parts of the fabric to get a beautifully painted fabric.

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2. Drawing or Painting

You cannot ask a three-year to draw a masterpiece. Instead, you can help them paint or draw something with easily available tools.

You will need

A paper or a drawing book, water colors or acrylic paints or crayons, pencil, fork, brushes, or sponges.

How to do

Get them an appealing coloring book and ask them to fill the images in it with colors as in the reference image.

You can also draw some simple geometric figures like squares, circles, or triangles and ask them to color them.

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3. Pot Painting

Get a plain terracotta or a clay pot from your garden and let your kids add color to it. Be open-ended so that your kids use their creativity to make it beautiful in their way, even if it is not perfect.

You will need

A small empty clay pot, bright colored acrylic paints, a wax paper, and a newspaper.

How to do

Spread the newspaper on the floor, followed by the wax paper. Keep the clay pot upside down on the wax paper.

Squeeze acrylic paints around the pot’s edge so that it drips down and colors the sides of the pot. Take one color at a time and do it one after the other.

Don’t let the paints dry in between. Once the pot is completely covered, let it dry for at least a day.

You can also keep the canvas clear with a base coat of white or black and ask your kids to paint whatever they wish.

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4. Stamp Painting

This is one of the easiest ways to make your kid paint different patterns without much effort. You can use a variety of objects to create beautiful patterns with this art form.

You will need

Potatoes, lady’s finger, onion, natural flowers, leaves, cookie-cutter, knife, paints, drawing paper, and brushes.

How to do

This depends on the kind of object you choose. Let’s take a big potato, cut it into half, and with the help of a cookie cutter or a knife, make some shapes out of it. Remove the excess portion, and your stamp is ready.

Hand it over to your little one along with some paints.

Simply dip the stamp or paint the stamp with color and press it over a drawing paper or a fabric.

Once they stamp at different places, you can simply join them with branches, add leaves and pot to make a flower pot or bouquet.

You can also use other objects like onions, ladyfingers, flowers, and leaves to make natural patterns.

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5. Cup Painting

You can paint the cups and also make different creatures using painted paper cups and everyday items.

You will need

White paper cups, paints, brushes or sponges, chart papers.

How to do

Give a base coat to the cups with the color of the creature. Let’s say you’re making a chicken. Paint the cup yellow.

Draw its eyes with black and white, and nose red.

Cut the red chart paper to make its crown and feet and paste them on the top and bottom of the cup, respectively.

Similarly, your kids can create different characters like Peppa pig, angry bird, frog, etc.

6. Paper Plate Crafts

Just like paper cup crafts, the paper plate painting is quite interesting to do. You can make paper plate fans, paper plate turtles, and paper plate sunshine.

You will need

Disposable paper plates, paints, brushes, color charts, ice cream sticks, etc.

How to do

Take a paper plate, flip it towards its bottom, and color it with your favorite color or multiple colors.

Take the colored paper and cut it into six shapes: four feet, one head, and a tail.

On the head, draw the turtle’s eyes, nose, and mouth.

Stick all six shapes to the turtle, and that’s it, your paper plate turtle is ready.

You can also make a ladybug in the same way.

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7. Bird Feeders

A nature craft idea for three-year-olds is bird feeders of different varieties, shapes, and sizes. A well-made one is sure to attract birds to your garden.

You will need

Empty tissue paper rolls, birdseed, twine thread, vegetable shortening, popsicle sticks, and a plate.

How to do

Using the popsicle stick, ask your kid to spread the vegetable shortening on the empty tissue roll. This makes the paper roll water-resistant and helps it to hold the feed in place.

Take the bird feed on a plate and roll the tissue roll over the feed. Make sure the feed gets stuck to the roll completely.

Pass the twine through the tissue roll and tie it at one end, and your handmade bird feeder is ready.

Hang the feeder to any tree in your garden.

You can also use pine cones or cardboard to make different feeders.

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Sensory Developmental Activities

Sensory activities for kids stimulate their senses like touch, smell, taste, sight, hearing, balance, and movement. The benefits of sensory activities could include language development, development of fine motor skills, and problem-solving. Listed below are a variety of sensory development activities that would stimulate your child’s senses differently.

8. Playdough Crafts

Playdough is a popular activity that encourages creativity in children. But if your three-year-old has the habit of putting everything in the mouth, you need to exercise some caution. In such cases, you can opt for homemade edible playdough.

You will need

Colorful play dough, cookie cutters, play scissors, popsicle sticks, etc.

How to do

Ask your kids to use the play dough to make a simple ball, roll into a snake shape, flatten it with hands or a rolling pin.

Once they master doing these simple things, they know how to use their hands to shape the dough. Then you can ask them to make shapes using a cookie cutter or play scissors and slowly progress into making some small animals and objects.

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9. Pasta Bin Activity

This activity can develop the senses of touch and sound in your preschoolers. With a few items available at home, you can try this activity.

You will need

Pasta noodles, a big basket, bottles with caps, measuring jars or cups, a blanket.

How to do

Take a big basket and fill it with pasta or macaroni.

Give the empty bottles to your kids.

Ask them to fill the bottles with pasta using the measuring jars.

Once they fill all the bottles, they need to empty them and refill them.

For the sense of sound, ask them to fill each bottle to the half, secure the lid and shake it. Ask them to observe how each bottle is sounding differently, quieter, or louder. Change the quantity of pasta and ask them to check the sound again. Albeit a bit noisy, this activity can be fun.

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10. Frozen Treasure

This sensory activity for three-year-olds requires pre-planning and execution by the parent. It is quite apt during the summer to beat the heat.

You will need

Fresh fruits or small toy figures, freezer-safe containers, a kid-friendly tool kit with a hammer, screwdriver, and pliers, and a big tub.

How to do

A day before the activity, fill the freezer-safe containers with small fruits like berries, grapes, and cherries, add water, and freeze them. Fill four to five containers with different colored fruits and freeze them overnight.

On the day of the activity, remove all the ice blocks from the containers and put them in a big tub.

Hand over the tool kit to your toddlers and ask them to dig and find what’s hidden.

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11. Animal Sound Game

This activity of guessing the sound helps your child develop the hearing ability and also the ability to memorize things. It’s simple and does not require any crafting supplies.

You will need

A phone or a laptop.

How to do

Download some animal sounds, vehicle noises, bird chirpings. Play them for your children and ask them to guess the sound.

If they’re not familiar at first, tell them what the sound is. When they can imitate the sounds and recognize them, you can play the guessing game.

12. Smell It and Tell It

This is similar to the Guess the Sound game; only here, kids have to smell different objects and identify them. They could be edible or non-edible items but must have a unique that makes it easier for them to guess.

You will need

Fresh fruits, flowers, soaps, perfumes, a cloth to blind old, etc.

How to do

Blindfold your children with a soft cloth and keep various objects before them.

Ask them to pick one at a time, smell it, and guess what it is.

Score them for every correct guess and keep aside the incorrectly guessed objects.

Once they remove the blindfold, show them what they missed.

13. Treasure Hunt in a Sandbox

Kids love playing in the sand. So why not create a sensory game out of it?

You will need

A sensory bin or a big container, sand, coins, jewelry, etc.

How to do

Hide the coins, jewelry, and other toys in the sand. Ask your little one to explore and find all the hidden treasure. To make it more exciting, ask them to find it within a time frame.

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14. Pasta Sorting

This is both a sensory and learning activity. If your kids are aware of colors, this activity helps improve their knowledge of different shades of colors.

You will need

Pasta, food color, color bowls, a big container.

How to do

A day before the activity, take four portions of pasta, add different food colors to it and dry it.

On the day of the activity, mix the pasta in a big bowl, and keep the colored bowls beside it. Ask your kids to sort the pasta based on color.

15. Transferring or Shifting Activity

Shifting objects from one container to another, or from one place to another, might be easy for adults. But for toddlers, it’s a challenging activity.

You will need

Two containers, small objects like toys, cushions, etc.

How to do

Keep two containers at different places and fill one with toys. Ask your child to transfer them from one container to the other.

Learning Activities

There is some learning in activities designed for children. However, certain activities are specifically targeted at teaching specific things like colors, letters, numbers, or names. Listed below are such learning activities that keep your three-year-old engaged and entertained.

16. Color and Shape Sorters

This is a fun activity to teach colors and shapes. Your toddlers would enjoy and also learn something new.

You will need

Objects in primary and secondary colors, readily available shape sorter set.

How to do

Place primary and secondary colored objects differently and teach your kids. Once they understand the differences, mix everything, and ask them to sort.

For teaching shapes, you can buy any shape sorter game readily available. Once they learn the shapes, you can take it to the next level by asking them to sort them.

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17. Learn Letters and Numbers

Teaching your preschooler letters and numbers at home is a good way to engage them.

You will need

Butter beans, marker, white chart.

How to do

Mark the butter beans with letters and numbers. On the chart, draw vertical and horizontal lines to form a checkered design. Write the letters and numbers randomly in the blocks. Place the beans in a basket with the letters and numbers facing upward.

Now ask your kid to match the letters and numbers on the beans to that on the chart.

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18.

Play with Puzzles
Puzzles are readily available and solving them can improve your child’s motor skills and cognitive and reasoning skills. In older kids, it can also help improve their concentration ability.

You will need

A readability available puzzle set.

How to do

Start with a small puzzle that has fewer pieces. Once your toddler masters it, slowly increase the difficulty level. Changing the puzzles often makes them think differently and aids in improving problem-solving skills.

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19. Cook Together

Cooking does not necessarily involve using the stove or fire. Teach your kids something that doesn’t involve serious cooking and let them discover the joy of real cooking.

You will need

Utensils, cutlery, and cooking items.

How to do

Pick a dish and get the required items. Some ideas include sandwiches, baking cookies or cakes, and making a salad.

Give them a small task like mixing the dough – show them how to first and let them try it independently. You can also do it together. One added benefit of this cooking class is getting the kids to make something healthy and eat the food they prepared.

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Outdoor Activities

Playing outdoors is what makes the activity even more interesting and exciting for the kids. However, make sure you’re taking necessary safety precautions before planning any outdoor activities for your three-year-olds. Here are a few ideas for outdoor games and activities for three-year-olds.

20. Gardening

Gardening is a simple and interesting outdoor activity for a three-year-old. Teach them some basic gardening tasks like watering plants, pruning, planting, harvesting, etc.

You will need

A small watering can or a small bucket and a mug, kid-friendly scissors, etc.

How to do

Take your kids around your garden and tell them a little about the plants you have in there. If they’re already familiar with the plants, go straight to the activity by handing them the water can.

Show them how to do so that they won’t over water it. If the water can is empty, ask them to refill it and repeat watering to the rest of the plants.

You can also teach them pruning if they understand what it is. Ask them to use their play scissors to do it along with you.

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21. Backyard Obstacle Course

If you have three-year-old boys who are always on the go, this backyard obstacle set-up would excite them. As it involves physical activity, it helps develop muscles, improves endurance, and aids in developing gross motor skills.

You will need

Anything available from your kids’ toys like boxes, flags, frisbees, hula hoops, balls, cones, etc.

How to do

Design your obstacle course using the items you have. Ensure the path gets the kids to jump, crawl, run, walk, balance, skip, and slide.

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22. Building Sandcastles

You can plan this in your backyard or on a nearby beach. Just take the kids to sand, and they will know what to do. If they don’t, you can always show them.

You will need

Sandcastle set.

How to do

If you’re planning the activity in your backyard, gather some sand at one place, give the sandcastle kit to your kids, show them some sample pictures, and leave the rest to their imagination.

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Indoor Physical Activities

We cannot always plan physical activities outdoors. You must have some indoor physical activity that allows your kids to move around. Listed below are a few ideas that you can try.

23. Walk Like an Animal

You don’t need any items for this activity. Just show it to them and ask your kids to imitate you.

How to do

If your three-year-olds are familiar with animal sounds and behaviors, this would be an easy and interesting activity for them. Just say the name of an animal and ask your kids to imitate. If they don’t know, you can show them how and they can imitate you.

24. Scavenger Hunt

The regular scavenger hunt is a clue-based activity. But for the tiny tots, we modify the game a little to make it simple yet fun.

You will need

White papers, pens, baskets, etc.

How to do

Before starting the activity, prepare a list of items that your kids are familiar with in the house.

Once the kids are ready, read out one item from the list and get them to bring it and place it in a box. Once they find one, call out the next item, and the next until they find all the treasure.

25. Dance Party

If you’re running short of time and ideas, one instant thing you can plan is a dance party.

You will need

Music system, some snacks, drinks, flashy lights, etc.

How to do

Set up the dance floor with lights, music, snacks, and drinks, and let the party begin. Get them to move as they want to the music or teach them easy dance steps to try with you.

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26. Indoor Obstacle Course

You can also plan an obstacle course indoors with some household items and some toys from your kid’s collection.

You will need

Chairs, tables, hula hoop, balance board, basket, skipping rope, play mat, and cushions.

How to do

Just design a simple obstacle course with 5-6 activities. You can incorporate some of these ideas in the activity – crawling under the chairs, passing through the tunnel made using a playmat, skipping, balancing, throwing a ball into the target, somersault, etc.

You can place cushions on the floor to prevent injuries if the child misses a step and falls.

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27. Yoga Practice

Teaching good habits in childhood helps the kids become better adults. Yoga is one such activity that promotes overall well-being for all age groups.

You will need

A yoga mat, some reference yoga videos.

How to do

If you’re not aware of safe yoga for kids, search some asanas that can be done by the kids. Play them on the TV and ask your kids to follow them.

Try to do along with them so that they find the activity interesting. You can make it part of their daily routine so that they become habituated to it.

Montessori Activities

Montessori activities are designed to encourage children to learn through play. These activities are designed to promote independent thinking, fine motor skills, critical analysis right from childhood. As they’re tailored around a child’s areas of interest, they help the kids to learn quickly and easily. Listed below are some fun activities inspired by Montessori techniques.

28. Toy Cleaning

Simple but an interesting activity for kids as it involves water. It also teaches them some day to day activities that we do at home.

You will need

All the washable toys of your kids (preferably plastic and silicone toys), two water tubs, dish soap, a towel.

How to do

Ask your toddlers to collect toys from all the rooms, sort them, and separate all the washable toys.

Fill both the containers with water, maybe two-inches deep.

Add dish wash soap to one container and make some water bubbles.

Ask your kids to wash each toy at a time in the soap-filled container and then rinse it in plain water.

Then keep them on a towel spread on the floor. Once all the toys are washed, they can wipe them with the towel.

29. Float and Sink Experiment

Let’s add some science to the fun. Teach the kids about sinking and floating with this simple water experiment.

You will need

A water tub, some natural items like leaves, twigs, flowers, stones, shells, etc., some water toys.

How to do

Before starting the water play, get some items like leaves, flowers, stones, sticks, shells, buds, etc. , from your garden.

Place them next to the water tub along with the water toys.

Now ask your kid to sit there and drop each item at a time. Tell him to observe which item is floating and which is sinking.

Explain to them why some objects are floating and some and sinking.

Now remove everything from the water, ask questions, and then check their answers by dropping the objects.

30. Fruit Cutting

Fruits and vegetable cutting is one of the Montessori food prep activities. This enables them to use both their hands and also teaches them some practical life skills.

You will need

An apron, water, kid-friendly peeler, knife, chopping board, etc.

How to do

Ask the toddlers to clean all the veggies with water first. Each fruit needs to be cut in a certain way. Show them how to do it and ask them to do it as is.

For their safety, choose soft veggies and fruits and a blunt or kid-friendly knife that they can use for cutting.

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31. Hammering

Your three-year-old might be more interested in real tools than his regular toys. Well, why not let them explore the same with a kid-friendly tool set and activity.

You will need

You can purchase a readily available Nail game set that comes with all the necessary tools, including a corkboard, a wooden hammer, tack nails, some color cards, etc.

How to do

You can simply ask your kids to hammer the nails into the board by placing a plain paper in between. Once they master it, you can ask them to form shapes using some colored cards, pictures cut into pieces, etc.

A variety of activities can be created using the hammering tool kit.

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32. Writing on a Chalkboard

Every preschooler needs to get a good grip on pencils, chalks, or markers to develop writing skills. To avoid wasting paper, you can set up a chalkboard and offer them a clean canvas.

You will need

A blackboard, chalk pieces, board eraser, etc.

How to do

Set up the blackboard in your kid’s playing corner and give them chalk to scribble on it however they wish. If they are not comfortable standing and writing, you can place the board on the floor for a few days and let them practice.

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33. Moving Puzzle Game

This activity gives a new twist to puzzles, making it even more helpful for further skill development.

You will need

Any puzzle game (preferably the one your kid is familiar with)

How to do

Unlike in a regular puzzle game, keep the pieces of the puzzle in a different room. Ask your kid to solve the puzzle in the play area by bringing one puzzle piece at a time. This not only keeps them moving but also encourages them to remember which puzzle piece is required.

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34. Window Cleaning

Another popular Montessori activity is window cleaning. While spraying water on the windows is a thrilling sensory activity for kids, cleaning the windows improves their gross motor skills.

You will need

An empty spray bottle, white vinegar, water, a piece of cloth, or a sponge.

How to do

Just mix vinegar and water in the required proportion and fill the mixture in the spray bottle. Hand over the bottle and the cleaning material to the child, show them how to do it, and let them imitate you.

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35. Touch and Tell

This is a sensory Montessori activity that encourages your kids to use their sense of touch to guess the things.

You will need

Small toys that your kids are familiar with, a big bag with a drawstring or a zip closure.

How to do

Gather all the small toys your kids usually play with and keep them in the bag. Blindfold your kids and ask them to pick one toy from the bag and name it just by touching it.

36. Match the Socks

Matching colorful things is one of the best Montessori activities to improve visual coordination in your kids.

You will need

Multiple pairs of socks.

How to do

Mix all the socks pairs and ask your kid to pick each one and find its pair.

Introducing toddlers to learning activities for 3-year-olds will help keep them engrossed and entertained and enhance their creativity, focus, and cognitive abilities. Ensure you pick the right activity for your toddler as per their interest and abilities. Sensory developmental activities such as playdough crafts, frozen treasure, and smell it and tell it will help improve their motor skills. You may also try the various learning activities and outdoor and indoor activities mentioned above to aid your child’s physical and psychological development.

Key Pointers

Art and craft activities can improve creativity and cognition in three-year-olds.

Sensory activities, such as playdough crafts benefit a child’s brain growth.

Games such as color and shape sorters can help three-year-olds learn new colors and shapes.

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When they talk about “readiness for school”, they mean not individual skills and knowledge, but their specific set, in which all the main components are present.

It must be admitted that teaching can be effective only if the first grader has the necessary and sufficient qualities for learning.

School readiness consists of many components: 1. Physical readiness for school is determined by the child’s physical development and its compliance with age norms. 2. Psychological readiness for school implies a certain level of formation: general awareness and social orientation; knowledge and ideas about the world around; mental operations, actions and skills; arbitrary regulation of activity and behavior; cognitive activity; speech development.

3. Emotional maturity is the ability to regulate one’s behavior, including the ability to perform a task that is not very attractive for a sufficiently long time. 4. Social and communicative readiness for school consists of the child’s ability to build relationships in a peer group: to take a leading position, be able to work in a team and support a leader – and also be able to communicate with an adult interlocutor.

In addition, the child must want to go to school. And here we, adults, must be able to distinguish between the internal motivation of the child from the external one. A preschooler should go to school because he wants to know a lot, expects that it will be interesting there, and not because we will buy him a new designer or a walking robot for this. Taking into account the fact that a child often meets a psychologist for the first time only directly upon entering school, it is possible to offer a special diagnostic technique for parents who, with the help of simple observations and answers to questions, will be able to determine for themselves whether their child is ready for schooling. However, before talking directly about the diagnostic technique, it is necessary to say about certain rules.

1. All tasks must be offered in a relaxed atmosphere. It should be a game or some daily activity. 2. Don’t tell your child that you are going to test him. He will close. Or it will be too stressful. 3. This is just an observation, so it can be extended in time. Do not rush him or yourself.

Diagnostic method – a modified questionnaire developed by the American psychologist J. Chapey 1. Evaluation of the child’s basic experience • Did the child have to accompany you to the post office, to the savings bank, to the store? • Was the baby in the library? • Has the child ever been to a village, a zoo, or a museum? • Have you been able to regularly read or tell your baby stories? • Does the child show an increased interest in anything, does he have a hobby? 2. Assessment of physical development • Does the child hear well? • Does he see well? • Is he able to sit still for some time? • Does he have good motor coordination skills, such as being able to play ball, jump, walk down and up stairs? • Does the child look healthy, alert, rested? 3. Assessment of emotional development • Does the child appear to be cheerful (at home and among friends)? • Has the child formed an image of himself as a person who can do a lot? • Is it easy for the baby to switch over with changes in the usual daily routine, move on to solving a new task? • Is the child able to work independently, compete with other children? 4. Evaluation of speech development • Can the child name and designate the main ones around him

items? • Is it easy for the child to answer questions from adults? • Can the child explain what different things are used for: a brush, a vacuum cleaner, a refrigerator? • Can the child explain where the objects are: on the table, under the table? • Is the baby able to tell a story, describe any incident that happened to him? • Does the child pronounce words clearly? • Is the child’s speech correct in terms of grammar? 5. Assessment of communication skills • Does the child get involved in other children’s play? • Does he take turns when the situation calls for it? • Is the child able to listen to others without interrupting? • Is the child able to participate in a general conversation, play any scene in a home performance? 6. Assessment of cognitive development • Can the child identify similar and dissimilar forms. For example, find a picture that is not like the rest? • Can the child distinguish between letters and short words b/p, cat/year? • Is the child able to arrange (in a given sequence) a series of pictures? • Can the child independently, without outside help, put together a puzzle of fifteen elements? • Can the child rhyme words? • Can the child repeat a few words or numbers after an adult? • Is the child able to retell the story, retaining the main idea and sequence of actions? If all of your answers are yes, you can

congratulations. Your child is obviously ready for school and will pass all tests and interviews with ease. If your answers are twenty or more percent negative, then this is a serious reason to think: are you in a hurry to send your baby to school? Test for the psychological and social readiness of the child for school Instructions: I will read you a few sentences. If you agree, put a + on a piece of paper. 1. When I go to school, I will have many new friends. 2. I wonder what lessons I will have. 3. I think that I will invite my whole class to the birthday party. 4. I want the lesson to be longer than recess. 5. When I go to school, I will study well. 6. I wonder what the school offers for breakfast. 7. The best thing about school life is the holidays. 8. School seems to be much more interesting than kindergarten. 9. I really want to go to school, because. my friends also go to school. 10. If it were possible, I would have gone to school last year. Evaluation of the results: High level – if the child put at least 8 pluses Average level – from 4 to 8 pluses, the child wants to go to school, but she attracts him with her extracurricular aspects. If a greater number of + owls on the first 5 points, then the child dreams of new friends and games, but if on points from 6 to 10, the idea of the school is formed, the attitude is positive. Low level – from 0 to 3x pluses. The Reb has no idea about the school, does not strive for learning.

Test for the level of development of school-significant mental and physiological functions Brief study of the development of speech hearing beam, bear-bowl, bowl-bowl. Instructions: I will say a pair of syllables, and you clap your hands when you hear different syllables: PA-BA, PA-PA, BA-PA, BA-BA, YOU-TI, TI-TI, TI-TY, YOU-YOU, SU-SHU, SU-SU, SHU-SHU, SHU-SU. Instruction: I will pronounce the syllables, and you will carefully listen to them and repeat: PA-PO-PU, PO-PU-PA, PU-PA-PO, PA-TA-KA, TA-KA-PA, TA-PA-KA, TA-DA-TA, TA-TA-DA, TA-DA-DA, BA-PA-BA, PA-PA-BA. And now I will say the words, you will remember them and repeat them (the order of the words changes several times): Evaluation of the results: high level – the child accurately distinguishes words, syllables that are similar in sound composition, distinguishes words with similar sounds. Intermediate level – the child makes minor mistakes, with slow repetition he can correct them on his own. Low level – the child does not distinguish between similar-sounding syllables and words, does not notice mistakes when repeated multiple times.

Test for the level of development of cognitive activity Vocabulary test You are offered 5 sets of words. Choose 1 of them (or gradually work with each set on different days) and give the child instructions: Imagine that you met a foreigner, he does not understand Russian well. He asks you to explain what these words mean. How will you answer? Next, alternately offer words from the set you have chosen. Word sets: 1. Bicycle, nail, letter, umbrella, fur, hero, swing, connect, bite, sharp. 2. Plane, hammer, book, raincoat, feathers, friend, jump, split, beat, blunt. 3. Car, broom, notebook, boots, scales, coward, run, tie, pinch, prickly. 4. Bus, shovel, album, hat, fluff, sneak, twirl, scratch, soft, run away. 5. Motorcycle, brush, notebook, boots, hide, enemy, stumble, collect, stroke, rough. In case of difficulty, the child can draw this object or depict it with a gesture. Evaluation of the results: for each correctly explained word, it is possible to put a maximum of 2 points (for a definition close to scientific).

1 point – understands the meaning of the word, but cannot verbally express it. 1.5 points – can describe the subject verbally. 0 points – no understanding of the word. For six-year-olds, low level – 0 – 6.5 points Average level – 7-12 points High level – 12.5 – 20 points Test “Krugozor” assessment of the level of development of cognitive activity The purpose of the test: to determine the amount of information about yourself, your family, the world around , as well as the ability to analyze and judge. 1. Give your name, surname, patronymic. 2. Name the surname, patronymic of the parents. 3. Are you a girl or a boy? What will you be when you grow up: a man or a woman? 4. Do you have a brother, sister, who is older? 5. How old are you? How much will it be in a year or two? 6. It’s morning, evening (afternoon or morning?) 7. When do you have breakfast (morning or evening?), do you have lunch? What comes before lunch or dinner, day or night? 8. Where do you live, what is your home address? 9. What do your parents do for work? 10. Do you like to draw? What is the color of this pencil (dress, book?) 11. What season is it now, why do you think so? 12. When can I go sledding – in winter or summer? 13. Why does it snow in winter and not in summer?

14. What does the postman (doctor, teacher?) do? 15. Why do schools need a bell, a school desk? 16. Do you want to go to school yourself? 17. Show me your right eye, left ear? Why do we need eyes, ears? 18. What animals do you know? 19. What birds do you know? 20. Who is bigger, a cow or a goat? 21. Which is greater than 8 or 5? Count from 3 to 6, from 9up to 2. 22. What should you do if you break someone else’s thing? INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF, FAMILY – 1,2,3,4,5,8,9,17 VIEW OF THE WORLD – 6.7, 10.11, 12.14, 18. 19 ABILITY FOR ANALYSIS, REASONING – 13, 20 , 21.22 SCHOOL MOTIVATION – 15.16. EVALUATION: Each correct answer is 1 point, correct but incomplete answer is 0.5 points. The following questions are evaluated separately: • Question 5 – the child calculated how old he will be – 1 point, names the year taking into account the months – 3 points (for example, I am 6 years old eight months, in a year it will be 7 years and eight months) • Question 8 – complete home address – 3 points • 15 question – correct use of school paraphernalia – 1 point • 16 question – positive answer – 1 point • 17 question – correct answer – 3 points • 22 question – correct, adequate answer – 2 points Evaluation of results:

High level – 24-29 points Average level – 20-23.5 points Low level – from 19.5 and below Draw a person test Ask the child to draw a person: “Take a sheet of paper and draw a little man. Decide who it will be: boy, girl, uncle, aunt.” Ideally, this should be a picture of a human figure, which has all the parts: ears, eyes, mouth, torso, neck, hands with fingers, legs, the lower torso is separated from the upper. The fewer details, the more primitive the drawing. Test “Repeat” Write on an unlined sheet of paper the phrase in written letters: “She was given tea.” The instruction may be as follows: “Look carefully how the letters are drawn here, try to write them in the same way.” The highest score can be given when you see the complete similarity of the letters and pattern. Of course, the letters may differ from the original, but not more than twice. And also the child must show that he saw a capital letter that will be higher than the rest. Circle test

Use a compass to draw a circle on the paper about 2.5 cm in diameter. Ask the child to trace it carefully without lifting his hand. If this task is completed successfully, then you will see an exact reproduction of the sample. Observe how gross mistakes are made in this work. If you see that a lot is given to a child with difficulty, and even more so, he has no desire, you should not force him. After all, he’s just not ready. Parent Quiz 1. Does your child want to go to school? 2. Does your child attract at school that he learns a lot there and it will be interesting to study there? 3. Can your child do any activity on their own that requires concentration for 30 minutes (for example, assembling a designer)? 4. Is it true that your child is not at all shy in the presence of strangers? 5. Does your child know how to make up stories from a picture no shorter than five sentences? 6. Can your child recite several poems by heart? 7. Can he change nouns by numbers? 8. Can your child read in syllables or, even better, in whole words? 9.Can your child count to 10 and back?

10. Can he solve simple subtraction or addition problems? 11. Is it true that your child has a firm hand? 12. Does he like to draw and color pictures? 13. Can your child use scissors and glue (for example, to make applications)? 14. Can he assemble a cut-out picture from five parts in one minute? 15. Does the child know the names of wild and domestic animals? 16. Can he generalize concepts (for example, call tomatoes, carrots, onions in one word “vegetables”)? 17. Does your child like to do things on his own – draw, assemble mosaics, etc.? 18. Can he understand and follow verbal instructions accurately? Possible test results depend on the number of affirmative answers to the test questions. 15-18 points – we can assume that the child is quite ready to go to school. You did not study with him in vain, and school difficulties, if they arise, will be easily overcome; 10-14 points – you are on the right track, the child has learned a lot, and the content of the questions to which you answered in the negative will tell you the points for further efforts; 9and less – read special literature, try to devote more time to activities with the child and pay special attention to what he does not know how.

—- Psychologists have established that a child’s mental and emotional readiness for school is: for a girl for 7-8 years; for a boy for 8-9 years. Of course, few people, given this important point, send

of their son to school at the age of 8-9. A priori, it is customary to send a child to school at the age of 6-7 years and not later – even earlier is better, but this is a delusion, no – better later. For this reason, boys lag far behind girls in learning and discipline. For this reason, it is not permissible to compare the performance of a boy with that of a girl. For this reason, the boy needs more attention, support and understanding from parents and teachers. Otherwise, the child will completely lose the desire to learn and learn new things. With social readiness, it is more difficult for those children who did not play with their mother in the yard sandbox, gathering all the kids around them into the game; did not attend the kindergarten or attended it, but only the preparatory graduation group, because children learn socialization from an early age (from the moment the child took his first independent steps), the sandbox in the yard and the kindergarten from the nursery or younger group are a wonderful school socialization before school.

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Additional education program for children 3-5 years old “Merry Pencil”

Name of educational program

Additional education program for the development of non-traditional drawing skills for children from 3 to 5 years old “Funny Pencil”

Form of study

Full-time

Normative period of study

2 years

The period of validity of the state accreditation of the educational program (in the presence of state accreditation), public, professional and public accreditation of the educational program (in the presence of public, professional and public accreditation)

In accordance with Art. 92 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation”, state accreditation of the educational program is not carried out

Public, professional-public, accreditation of the educational program was not carried out

Language(s) in which education (training) is provided

Russian

Subjects, courses, disciplines (modules) provided for by the educational program

Not available

Educational program 9 internship0003

Not available

Use in the implementation of the educational program of e-learning and distance learning technologies

When implementing the educational program, e-learning and distance learning technologies are not used

Description of the educational program

The program is aimed at developing children’s interest in using non-traditional techniques to depict the world around them.

Tasks of the first year of study:

To introduce children to non-traditional, artistic materials, techniques, skills and ways of working.

Learn to use elements of non-traditional drawing (finger painting, palm) as a means of conveying the expressiveness of the image.

To introduce the technique of printing with a cork, a foam swab, potatoes, a poke with a semi-dry hard brush, crumpled paper, a candle, cotton buds. Learn how to get a fingerprint.

To teach children to freely experiment with materials necessary for working in non-traditional fine art. Develop color perception, a sense of composition.

To introduce children to the elements of decorative painting. Learn to use stamps, stencils to create pattern elements (buds, cups, roses, leaves).

To cultivate accuracy, respect for creativity.

Tasks of the II year of study:

Continue to acquaint children with non-traditional, artistic materials, techniques, skills and ways of working.

Continue to learn to use elements of non-traditional drawing (finger painting, palm) as a means of conveying the expressiveness of the image.

Continue to introduce the technique of printing with a cork, a foam swab, potatoes, a poke with a semi-dry hard brush, crumpled paper, a candle, cotton swabs. Learn how to get a fingerprint.

Continue to teach children to freely experiment with the materials needed to work in non-traditional fine art. Develop color perception, a sense of composition.

Continue to introduce children to the elements of decorative painting. Learn to use stamps, stencils to create pattern elements (buds, cups, roses, leaves).

Continue to cultivate accuracy, respect for creativity.

Program design and implementation principles:

– The principle of cultural conformity: building and adjusting the universal aesthetic content of the program, taking into account regional cultural traditions;

– The principle of seasonality: building and adjusting the cognitive content of the program, taking into account the natural and climatic features of the area at a given time;

– The principle of systematicity and consistency: setting and adjusting the tasks of aesthetic education and development of children in the logic “from simple to complex”, “from well-known to little-known and unfamiliar”;

– The principle of cyclicality: building and adjusting the content of the program with a gradual complication and expansion from age to age;

– The principle of natural conformity: setting and adjusting the tasks of the artistic and creative development of children, taking into account the “nature” of children – age characteristics and individual abilities;

– The principle of interest: building and adjusting the program based on the interests of individual children and the children’s community (group of children) as a whole.

Curriculum Information

I year of study (3-4 years): 1 lesson per week

4 lessons per month

36 lessons per year

II year of study (4-5 years): 1 lesson per week

4 lessons per month

36 lessons per year

The duration of classes does not exceed the time provided by the physiological characteristics of the age of children and the “Sanitary and Epidemiological Rules and Norms”:

I year of study (3 – 4 years) – 15 minutes

II year of study (4 – 5 years) – 20 minutes.

Annotations to the work programs of disciplines (for each academic subject, course, discipline (module), practice, as part of the educational program)

The main goal of the program for the development of non-traditional drawing skills “Cheerful Pencil” is the formation of artistic culture among preschoolers as part of the spiritual, familiarization of pupils with the world of art, universal and national values through their own creativity and mastering the artistic experience of the past.

An important means of aesthetic education of children is visual activity. It allows you to express in your works ideas about the world, understanding it and attitude towards it. Therefore, the mastery of visual activity at preschool age is of great importance for the child: the child has the opportunity to independently create a drawing. This gives the child joy, creates a positive attitude, promotes the development of creativity. In the process of artistic activity, children develop aesthetic perceptions, figurative representations, imagination, fine motor skills. The development of fine motor skills is closely related to the development of speech and thinking of the child.

The main task of a teacher is the ability to interest children, to kindle their hearts, to develop their creative activity without imposing their own opinions and tastes. The teacher must awaken in every child faith in his creative ability, individuality, originality, faith that he came into this world to create goodness and beauty, to bring joy to people.

Information about the academic calendar

Included

Information on methodological and other documents developed by the institution to support the educational process

The program was compiled according to the methodological developments of the authors:

Beloshistaya A.V., Zhukova O.G., Dyachenko I.I. Magic colors. ARCTI, 2008.

Davydova G.N. Non-traditional drawing techniques in kindergarten. M., 2007.

Davydova G.N. We draw transport. Comprehensive drawing classes in kindergarten. M., 2009.

Kozakova R.G., Saiganova T.I., Sedova E.M., Sleptsova V.Yu., Smagina T.V. Drawing with preschool children. Non-traditional techniques, planning, class notes. M., 2004.

Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Junior group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007.

Lykova I. A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Middle group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007.

Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Senior group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007.

Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Preparatory group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007.

Solovieva O. Extraordinary drawing. M., 2007.

Fateeva A.A. We draw without a brush. Yaroslavl Academy of Development, 2006.

Annual calendar study schedule

Continuing education program for children aged 3-5 Cheerful pencil

Curriculum

Educational activities and games online for children 3 years old from Kids Smart

Games and exercises for the development of a child of 3 years old

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tasks for children 3 years old

Logic

Hot and cold

Hard and soft heavier?

Lost

Big and small

Additional row

Attention and memory

Find a couple

Magic points

We remember

Miracle Cubs

Reading and Diploma

Alphabet

Learning to count up to 3

Consumes objects

Highlighted

Counting animals

Differences and similarities

Same objects

Find shadow

Comparison

Low or high

Small or large

Narrow or wide

short or long

Pick the picture

AMPLY AND AND EXPERIENCE

Figures

Figures and objects

We study figures

Color figures

Sort 9000

We distinguish between colors

Choosing color

Learning colors

Learning to count up to 5

Counting animals

Learning numbers from 1 to 5

We consider items

We count in order to 5

Funny score

Learning to consider up to 10

we consider items

We count in order to 10

Funny score

We count animals

Learning numbers from 0 to 9,

English. Language

Colors

Room

Alphabetical Order

Animals

Toys

Pets

Musical Instruments

Logic

Hot and cold

Hard and soft

Which is heavier?

Losses

Large and small

Additional row

Attention and memory

Find a pair

Magic points

We remember

Miracle Cubes

Reading and Diplomot

Alphabet

Learning to be considered up to 3,

Counting items

Cheerful counting

We count animals

Differences and similarities

The same items

Find shadow

Comparison

Low or high

Small or large

Narrow or wide

short or long

Pick the animal

figures

Shapes and objects

Learning shapes

Color shapes

Sorting by colors

Recognizing colors

Choose color

We study the colors

Learn to be considered up to 5

We consider animals

Learning numbers from 1 to 5

We count items

We count in order to 5

Funny score

Learning to be considered up to 10

objects

Counting up to 10 in order

Funny counting

Counting animals

Learning numbers from 0 to 9

English

Colors

Room

Alphabetical order

Animals

Toys

Pets

Musical instruments

New knowledge with Kids Smart!
At the age of 3, babies are inquisitive, very active and eager to discover new knowledge for themselves. It’s time to get started – our educational activities and games online for children 3 years old are specially designed for this. From the age of three, we get acquainted with the English language, take the first steps in a simple account. Also in our educational tasks and educational games online, we train and strengthen the memory, attention and other necessary and useful skills for kids. Thanks to tasks and logic games, a three-year-old child will learn to analyze, make decisions independently when choosing an answer.

A variety of colorful exercises!
The object classifier makes it easy to navigate the topics of our educational games and activities for children of three years. The thoughtful and convenient interface of the platform helps the child in learning. And the Kids Smart Intellect system controls the learning process of the baby and selects the level of complexity of exercises, tasks for repetition on those topics that the child did not manage to pass the first time. For parents of three-year-olds, we recommend starting to complete tasks together, prompting and explaining. Then, when the child is comfortable with the exercises, he will give the correct answers without prompting.

Development of imagination, fantasy and logic!
While performing a variety of educational activities and games online, a child at the age of 3 can already begin to independently put together puzzles, count objects and distinguish between shapes. As the child completes the exercises, he receives achievements and awards that contribute to the creation of a playful learning atmosphere. Awards and achievements motivate you to keep going, and the diplomas you receive can be printed out and shown to all family members, as well as friends.

Educational games for children of three years!
We recommend exercising regularly, but no more than 10-15 minutes at a time. It is necessary that the child does not get tired and wants to study next time. The learning process should keep the spirit of the game for the baby, then he will be happy to continue his journey into the world of knowledge. Join our educational activities and games online for 3 year olds right now!

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Preschool development, upbringing and education of children from 3 to 7 years old – School of the Future

Preschool development, upbringing and education of children from 3 to 7 years old – School of the Future

+7(473) 295-89-12; +7(473) 291-38-46

Voronezh, Vladimir Nevsky, 48

PARENTS

Preschool development, upbringing and education of children from 3 to 7 years old

Voronezh, st. Vladimir Nevsky, 48
Appointment by phone: +7 (473) 295-89-12
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Educational activities

Preparation for school according to the educational system “Russian Classical School”

Full and part-time group

Vocal studio

Children’s choreography

Theater Studio

Iso-studio

Calligraphy

Chess

English

Speech therapist

Psychologist

Preparation for school according to the Educational system “Russian Classical School”

Preparation for school according to the Educational system “Russian Classical School” is a solid foundation for a child’s successful education in school.

Teaching methodology is based on three basic laws of pedagogical activity:

nature conformity

cultural conformity

awareness.

For children 4 years old

The proposed training program for the educational system “Russian Classical School” for four-year-olds allows you to competently, organically and systematically carry out the mental, speech, aesthetic development of a preschooler, stimulate his creative abilities and cognitive interests. On the one hand, purely practical tasks are performed: teaching literacy and writing, developing reading and writing skills, and preparing the child for school. On the other hand, there is an immersion in the sphere of children’s interests and ideas.

Program for 4 year olds includes:

Literacy:

articulation charger

development of phonemic hearing

learning letters

guess reading

Preparation for writing:

calligraphic drawing

execution of ornament

work on a chalkboard, lined with a checkered pattern

Exploring the world

Construction, modeling, drawing, appliqué

For children aged 5-6 years

instill a desire to learn and explore.

Program for 5 year olds includes:

Literacy education:

articulation charger

development of phonemic hearing

learning letters

reading

Preparation for writing:

calligraphic drawing

drawing ornaments in a checkered notebook

work on a chalkboard, lined with a checkered pattern

Getting to know the outside world

Construction, modeling, drawing, appliqué

6 year old program includes:

Literacy:

articulation charger

development of phonemic hearing

reading

Preparation for writing:

calligraphic drawing

drawing ornaments in a checkered notebook

work in checkered notebooks

copybook work

work on a chalk board, lined in a cell

chalk board work with graphic grid

writing elements of letters and words

Getting to know the outside world

Construction, modeling, drawing, appliqué

Classrooms are equipped according to modern standards with the use of health-saving technologies of the doctor of medical sciences, professor V. F. Bazarny.

We are waiting for you at:

School of the Future, Voronezh, st. Vladimir Nevsky, 48

School No. 99, Voronezh, st. 60 years of VLKSM, 27

Progymnasium No. 2, Voronezh, st. Vladimir Nevsky, 65B

Family Center “Mom’s Joy”, Voronezh, st. Vladimir Nevsky, 48V

If you want to enroll your child in a lesson, you can leave a request on our website, we will contact you

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Educational apps for 3 to 5 year olds? We know 15 highly recommended!

Every child’s early years are special. . They have a great curiosity, fueled by incredible imagination and creativity, which is perfect for developing skills. Knowing this, many parents dedicate their efforts to polishing their children from an early age.

Fortunately, technology is not alien to people, even for the smallest who grow up as digital natives. There are many apps that go through games for young children and are designed to teach kids counting, sharing, and more. These are the ones you should use.

To make your search easier, we have compiled the best educational apps for kids, all in Spanish to give shape to his talent. This way your little genius will grow while you make sure he has fun and learns in equal proportions.

“The art of teaching is the art of helping discover” Mark Van Doren.

Index

1 The best age for a child to learn – from a small sprout to a big tree

2 The best educational apps for children 3-5 years old – the fun art of learning

2. 1 The three best apps for children to learn English

2.2 1. Training cat

2.2.0.1 Application characteristics

3.1 1. Learn to read and write

3.1.0.1 Descriptions of Appendix

3.1.0.2 User Opinion

2. LEV with a smile
9012.0 0.2 User opinion

3.3 3. Children’s stories with meanings

3.3.0.1 Application characteristics

3.3.0.2 User opinion

4 Three best applications for children to consider

4.1 1. Preschool development games – numbers and figures

4.1.0.1 Descriptions of Appendix

4.125 90 4.2 2. Monster Numbers – Math Games for Kids

4.2.0.1 App Features

4.2.0.2 User Opinion

4.3 3. MathLand for Kids

4.3.0.1 Descriptions of the Appendix

4. 3.0.2 User Opinion

5 Three best applications for children to draw

5.1 1. Colors for children: Developing and cheerful children: Developing and fun
5.1.0.1 App features

5.1.0.2 User opinion

5.2 2. Color and learn

5.2.0.1 App features

7.3 What if my child does not want to study?

8 Why should you download these educational apps for kids? – Benefits and Benefits

The best age to teach a child is from a small sprout to a big tree

In the early stages of an infant’s consciousness, this begins to identify and develop its qualities, according to information from your environment. In fact, they are more perceptive, able to recognize and even use what they learn, whether in school or on television.

Because of this, you should consider adding to your child’s teachings so that they are more forward looking. With various educational apps for kids, ages 3 to 5 years old can be the best for developing their talents.

Don’t let his looks fool you! The ability to learn from babies is exceptional, and they can surprise you many times. Whether you want to teach children how to pronounce vowels correctly or even how to speak a language other than their own.

So much so that many parents choose to use the app so that their children can easily learn English. There have been cases where young people between the ages of 10 and 12 have acquired two languages through early learning. The same goes for drawing or sports.

There is something important that you must not forget, and that is that real talent is made, not born . Even if your child is not a da Vinci from birth, it can be compared to him if you direct his growth in the right way.

Although there are stages where it is easier to learn, there is no age to stop improving and become better. Let children learn by playing!

Best educational apps for kids 3-5 years old – the fun art of learning

Due to the wide variety of educational games for kindergarten for free, we decided that this would not be the usual top , but one per topic.

After all, these are the best educational apps for kids, especially reinforcing certain aspects for more effective learning. And, the best part: These are apps for kids to entertain themselves and not get bored. This is not true?

RECOMMENDED ARTICLE! Instruct your kids with these apps available for Android and iOS.

Top 3 Apps for Kids to Learn English

1. Study Cat

If you want an educational game app for toddlers at the kindergarten stage and that access to it is free, Study Cat is your choice. It deserves to be the favorite choice of many parents who want their child to be immersed in the world of languages with a very exciting dynamic.

Thanks to her, you can teach your children this new language step by step; both vowels, complete sentences and pronunciations. Of course, the lessons are centered on developing games. was developed by teachers and educators .

As a result, Study Cat content is certified as an accurate and effective guide to your child’s learning. Plus, as we mentioned, it’s free, although you can opt for a paid subscription to access much more comprehensive content.

This English learning app for kids has a pretty smooth pace and aims to get your child used to the language. That is, instead of memorizing it, try to make it as normal for him as speaking his normal language , a very noticeable thing.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

32 songs to improve your pronunciation.

470 words and sentences in English.

18 courses per topic and 144 lessons.

Safe and offline games.

Free (optional premium service).

User Review
“Studycat helped my sister Grace a lot and now she knows how to say the words she learns fluently, very good job!!”

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2. English for Kids

If you want to download an educational app for kids with a very fun and childish graphic section, you will find several options like “English for Kids”. This is a great app for guys has a very professional artistic and educational work .

Includes special courses to teach children the correct pronunciation of the vowels of the entire alphabet. Also has lessons in simple words, but with an affinity for everyday life . That is, with elements that they can see every day, for example, with a bathroom or kitchen.

The truth is that this application is about a variety of topics, so your little self-taught person can learn a lot of words. So we think this is a great app for kids to learn the basics of English and reinforce your pronunciation of .

Also it takes more entertainment features , such as the ability to take pictures, draw names and more. Among the ones we recommend the most is storytelling so your little one can listen to funny stories and sharpen their ear for new words.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

Over 50 different themes.

Lessons of everyday expressions.

Basic vocabulary and interactive dictionary.

Safe and offline games.

Free.

User Review
“This is a super app. I highly recommend them not only for the little ones in the house; I share it with my daughter and she plays and learns very well in it. Besides being great, it’s completely free! Thanks to the developers.”

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English for kids
LangForKids brings us a very sophisticated application so that children can learn English very easily, with the simple but intuitively oriented dynamics of . In this way, your child has a full guarantee that he will be able to start learning the language, just by practicing a little a day.

Among the educational apps for kids that make better use of each child’s age from 3 to 5, this is one of the best. After just , research focuses on advancing language learning and adapting to their daily lives. , confirming the acquired knowledge.

Account different types of topics, so children can learn different words and rely on them to expand their semantic recognition. In other words, he will teach your baby to easily compose and understand sentences in English.

Along with other educational games for kids that act as an add-on, this app strikes an amazing balance between as much fun and learning as possible . Without a doubt, an option that we highly recommend you consider.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

Various themes: numbers, alphabet, colors and more.

Introduction to English spelling and pronunciation.

Lessons to improve auditory perception.

Safe and offline games.

Free.

User opinion
“Starting with my 5 year old daughter and she is very good, the app is great, thank you very much for creating such a tool and helping us parents”

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Three best apps for kids to learn to read and write

1. Learn to read and write

Among the many educational games useful for preschoolers and schoolchildren, applications that motivate them to write better are the most recommended for children. Faced with this need, we can count on this amazing mobile application, aims to improve the writing of the smallest .

But it won’t be limited to just that, as it will take the process of teaching your child to read and calligraphy at the same time. Thus, you are sure of the correct formation of the baby in the first years of his life. Farewell, unspeakable scratches in a foreign language!

It has alphabet strengthening, uppercase and lowercase lessons, in addition to writing and the correct meaning of numbers. Similarly, you can color the drawings to amuse yourself and enhance their motor precision , along with fun syllable construction.

It’s hard to find another app for kids to learn how to read without giving up work, which is why we recommend it to you. Of course, if you add this to its help in developing your little one’s calligraphy, you have an invaluable use here.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

calligraphy lessons.

Lessons with basic and simple readings.

Ideal educational games for the preschool level.

Educational audio recordings in full Spanish.

Free.

User Review
“Italics are perfect, that’s how you are taught in school for the future. It is better to learn cursive from an early age, because they get used to writing in block letters and then problems arise. Thank you”

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2. Smiling lion

Green is a funny alien that will accompany your child’s reading comprehension, being one of the most popular educational apps for children in Spanish . Let your kids learn as they play with the fun games and challenges this trusty little friend brings.

He has over Lesson 30 to help build words through vowels and syllables. In addition, it integrates 14 educational games for kids, which makes this application very versatile in terms of using its educational content.

It should be noted that this is an app for preschoolers that age very well as it has difficulty levels . Consequently, your little ones will be able to improve their oral skills to improve their diction significantly.

This is one of the most recommended apps among parents to support their children’s education and is also very interesting due to its design. As we have already said, their educational games are great fun for kindergarteners, being is free and productive to study.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

30 lessons to reinforce the use and pronunciation of vowels.

14 games to formulate words correctly.

Difficulty levels for ages and knowledge.

The app to learn to write is perfect for kids.

Safe and offline games.

Free (in-app payments).

User’s opinion
“Great page. and great stuff perfect as a support for teachers and parents i love them so much!!!!!”

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3. Children’s stories with meanings

Do you remember your childhood stories? Perfect! Because that’s what you’ll find here; collection of stories, legends and fables of the most nostalgic. Of course, its main purpose is to serve as an app for kids to motivate them to learn to read.

Enjoy a large number of illustrated stories so that little ones (and adults) can have fun and see how each story develops. Follow Cicada and Ant to Pinocchio , Ugly Duckling , to the mouse that sewed buttons and more in one app.

A couple of fairy tales during the day or a classic bedtime story will be enough for your little one to practice fluency. On the other hand, their creativity is strengthened, increasing their taste for reading so that you will be more willing to read all sorts of stories.

And most importantly, downloading this application is very helpful as it collects valuable values for educational culture, especially for children. That is, they will be able to see what is good and what is bad; respectable and reprehensible. Children can even learn to tell their own stories.

Application features

For children 3 years and older.

Large section of children’s fables.

Every story teaches an important value.

Each story is illustrated.

Safe and offline.

Application to motivate children to write or create stories.

Free.

User Review
“I love this game, it’s educational, it’s very good for those who need to learn to read. Of course, I can read, but still nice, leave messages, I recommend it, I will give it 5 stars”

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Three of the best apps for kids to learn how to count

1.

Preschool Educational Games – Numbers and Shapes
As with Grin, in this app the little ones can learn to appreciate the math world , having his faithful companion: Dino Tim. This game has a very thoughtful graphic part that will brighten up every child’s day while he plays and learns numbers.

With the help of these fun educational games, even kindergartners will find it easy to understand the number symbols, and for free. Moreover, has a didactic activity to improve spatial thinking by playing with figures and shapes.

But that’s not all! This is one of the few educational apps for 3 to 5 year olds that has a story mode. Your little one will have to help Dino Tim save his family by solving a series of tasks and riddles that will develop your logical thinking.

This is an application whose usefulness can be broadly expressed and can be customized in different languages  . In other words, it serves not only to teach the basics of mathematics, but also as an application so that children can learn how to interact with the English language.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

Various games that stimulate problem solving.

An interesting story for every boy.

Multilingual.

Complexity system.

Safe and offline.

Free (embedded payments).

User Review
“Very good, instructive for young children, ideal for playing with an adult who mediates learning”

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Monster Numbers is an application that combines the features of the most fun games for little kids and adds a plus to learning. Your kids will have to take responsibility for TOBA, a little squirrel who needs to overcome many obstacles with the help of mathematics.

Basically, it is a complete adventure in which TOB has to complete each level and overcome the obstacle by doing the various exercises correctly. With this, , you can earn levels and badges, recognizing your son’s accomplishments and motivating him to keep going.

This is one of the best educational apps for kids as it guarantees constant entertainment that puts every lesson into practice . Let the love of video games make your kids learn by playing! Without a doubt, it will be a great engine for learning.

However, this is a very important detail: it is fun not only for the little ones. Even though this application consists of educational games for kids, it has its own age difficulty system . So the whole family can join in and have fun with the kids.

Application features

For children aged 3 and over.

Action and educational game.

Very funny graphics section.

Complexity system depending on age.

Goals, points and recognition for good work.

Quick mechanics to stimulate mental dexterity.

Safe and offline.

Free (in-app payments).

User Review
“The app is very good. The test option lets you see what can be done and lets kids learn and have fun. I’m going to buy it to unlock everything because I find it interesting and educational and my son loves it.”

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3. MathLand: Math for Kids

MathLand is another fun adventure video game where uses math as the basis for his progress . Your little one will be in the boots of a young pirate who has to look for treasure by helping people and overcoming various numerical obstacles.

It has a varied set of math exercises, with that children can learn to count, add, subtract, multiply and among other things . In addition, the game is very dynamic and encourages your children to process data better and faster.

It should be noted that it has a distribution of complexity depending on age , which increases after 5 years. Thus, young people and adults can enjoy recreational tasks while backing up their practice with operations and having a good time.

so Monster Numbers as Dino Tim They belong to the developers of this game, so it’s easy to get an idea of their quality. And, above all, the contribution that these educational games give to children, whether they are preschoolers or first-graders of the school.

Application Specifications

For children aged 5 and over.

Action, adventure and learning in one formula.

Interesting plot and motivates to play.

Collect rewards and keep exploring.

The difficulty level is suitable for the whole family.

Safe and offline.

Free (in-app payments).

User Review
“I really like this game because it combines math tests with adventure to keep kids more engaged. As a primary school teacher, I have recommended him for many years. ”

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Three of the best apps for kids to learn how to draw

still small. Luckily, similar learning apps exist so that kids aged 3 to 5 can

learn to identify colors with no problem .

The educational activities covered by this application are quite simple and intuitive and will correct the child if they make a mistake. In addition, it includes is a good variety of games for your little one to experiment and learn with the different colors that exist.

Although this is one of the most famous learning apps for kids in Spanish, it allows your child to learn colors in other languages  . In this way, he reinforces the knowledge he acquires through this mobile application to a greater extent.

widely recommended among parents of children with special abilities , for example, with autism, they are perfect for encouraging learning at your own pace. Do you want your child to follow in the footsteps of Michelangelo or Van Gogh? Let him try this application.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

Color identification mini-games.

Experiment and create new colors.

Guess the names of the colors.

Color option.

Safe and offline.

Free.

User’s opinion
“Excellent, my autistic son surprised me how he began to do everything on his own with her, I don’t know whether from memory or for what. He does not speak, but gave us a joy that we did not expect, seeing how he distinguishes x colors and much more, which was difficult for us.

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2. Color and learn

0709 Strengthen your drawing and coloring skills . This task is very easy for this app that works for many kids even in preschool age.

Definitely one of the best learning apps for your kids as it has different number of features. For example, calligraphy with paint, completing shapes, painting with strokes and creating beautiful paintings with neon colors.

In addition, they can choose free mode, in which they let their imagination run wild, saving their creations in his own album . And, if you want, stick ready-made stickers on it so that your drawings become real works of art.

As if that weren’t enough, it includes a variety of educational games ideal for young children, such as making music, popping balloons and more. In short, every kid who has this app will love almost unlimited fun and to your full satisfaction. 100% recommended.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

More design freedom.

Additional features for more fun coloring.

Over 100 stickers.

Album for artists.

Safe and offline.

Free.

User Review
“Great app! My nephew often uses it when I give him my cell phone and he has fun playing, painting, painting and even learning words in other languages!”

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3.

Coloring games: colors, paints and sparkles
When we talk about intuitive applications so that the little ones in the house can start experimenting with drawing, we inevitably have to point it out. With the most fun and childish interfaces, kids won’t stop smiling while drawing and coloring .

It has over 100 Coloring Pages, with easy drawings that any child will love. Let him be enchanted by bringing the ferocious lion or ship to life with fluorescent colors to go on an adventure! Everything depends on him.

In the same way, this application for children, whether they are preschoolers or not, will do their bit, with the color management functions of each zone . That is, divide the parts of the drawing by numbers so that each child learns to patiently color each section.

We believe that one of its best aspects is the way the drawings are preserved as a museum display. Through this, children can gain confidence, admire their previous work, learn to make better brush strokes, and communicate their exploits to others. Just wonderful.

Application Specifications

For children 3 years and older.

Over 100 pages to draw and color.

Nice interface.

Features to complement the process of drawing and coloring.

Album for artists.

Safe and offline.

Free and no ads.

User Review
“This is the best app I have downloaded so far for my daughter, she is in love and I love seeing her happy. It’s free and without ads. Many thanks to the creators”

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Three best apps for kids to learn about body

1. Body parts for kids

Educational games for kids made an app to point to body parts? And why not? Why just this information is important for the boy . After all, it is in the middle of the learning process that girls begin to distinguish themselves from boys.

This raises a curiosity that can be easily solved with the presentation of this application. Thanks to her, It is easy for your child to learn about the diversity of the human body by having an explanation about organs, muscles and bones.

On the other hand, as part of a respected educational application, it includes mini-games for children aged 3 to 5 related to the theme. So they can have fun learning the function of each part of their body, with comic illustrative images .

Therefore, we recommend downloading this application, which is very convenient and useful for your children to understand who they are and who they are. And if you want them to practice their English a little, you can change the language of this app among 14 options .

Application Specifications

For children 4 years and older.

Description and illustration of each part of the child’s body.

Mini-games about the usefulness and location of organs, muscles and bones.

Avatar customization to taste.

Safe and offline.

Free.

Consumer opinion
“I really liked the app, my little brother was able to learn body parts while laughing, I recommend 100/100”

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2. Parts of the Human Body – Preschool Education

Now we are going to talk about one of the educational game applications designed exclusively for the preschool level. It includes a large number of didactic features that make it easy to have fun while aims to introduce your child to their own body .

There are at least 14 mini-games related to the identification of each body part, such as puzzles, matching, name guessing and more. It also includes an interactive game for your child to point out where their ears, hair and nose are.

Game Features audio guides describing each part of ‘s body so that he can learn what they are and what they are for. All this in an extremely friendly and intuitive interface that will help your little one learn to learn independently.

As a result, this is a very good app for parents to start introducing their children, even preschoolers, to human anatomy. And, in the process, find a way they can have fun learning something new .

Application Specifications

For children 4 years and older.

In English.

Features for identifying and locating body parts.

Interactive games with sound included.

More than 14 educational games for preschoolers.

Delicate and pleasant illustrations.

Safe and offline.

Free.

User opinion
“It’s really good, I recommend it”

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3. The human body by Tinybop

According to Tinybop, this app will be one of the educational apps for 3 to 5 year olds. Certainly, while its material is less fun than the rest, ‘s content quality is hardly comparable to ‘s. In fact, it can be beneficial for both children and adults.

The application models the body with all fully functioning organs to show how it works. She has 6 levels deep where your child can learn about the functioning of the nervous, intestinal, circulatory systems, etc.

Includes the appearance of each of the organs, bones, muscles and nerves with the corresponding animation. . In this way, boys can give a more realistic view of how the body works, in addition to what and how everything is connected.

This is one of the best educational apps for kids you can get right now. Not only for the above, but also for including voice recording function for parents and children to interact and evaluate each other.

Application Specifications

For children 4 years and older.

Animated models of the human body.

An in-depth study of body systems.

Interactivity to see how it works live.

Voice recording system.

Safe and offline.

Paid (Free 7-day trial).

User Opinion
“Practical and simple application so that the kids begin to recognize their body”

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Frequently asked questions

What should be known to the first -grader?
There are several things you need to learn at the first level of school. For starters, good oratory skills are coupled with general knowledge of the language, such as the alphabet and sentence construction.

All this can be very well supported by any application for children that allows them to learn how to read and write correctly. Without a doubt, at this stage they are an invaluable support.

Will my 4 year old son be able to learn English?
You can take your first steps in learning this language , Yes. It will be difficult for him to master the language at a very young age, but it is possible that in a couple of years he will be able to understand and / or speak fluently. Don’t miss the opportunity to teach him!

What if my child does not want to study?
You can try to test with another application. Many educational apps for children in Spanish have a much more vibrant dynamic than others. Perhaps your child is more interested in a different learning pace and that is why we suggest you keep trying.

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Why should you download these educational apps for kids? – Benefits and Benefits

The benefits of each are very tangible at the stage of a child’s education. Whether they are focused on their studies or on training their brains and artistic talents:

Easy access to information.

Improved concentration.

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Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Bristol, PA

KinderCare has partnered with Bristol families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Bristol, PA.

Whether you are looking for a preschool in Bristol, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

Bristol KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 788-0011

525 Veterans Hwy
Bristol
PA
19007

Distance from address: 1.26 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:15 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

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Burlington KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 871-2110

2004 Salem Rd
Burlington
NJ
08016

Distance from address: 3. 88 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Fairless Hills KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 943-9539

451 S Olds Blvd
Fairless Hills
PA
19030

Distance from address: 4.93 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:15 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Bensalem KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 245-8337

3651 Street Rd
Bensalem
PA
19020

Distance from address: 6. 17 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:15 AM to 6:15 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Langhorne KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 752-9265

390 E Maple Ave
Langhorne
PA
19047

Distance from address: 6.19 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Larchmont KinderCare

Phone:
(856) 778-8648

450 Larchmont Blvd
Mount Laurel
NJ
08054

Distance from address: 8. 56 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Mt. Holly KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 267-6878

240 Madison Ave
Lumberton
NJ
08048

Distance from address: 8.58 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Yardley KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 493-8048

748 Stony Hill Rd
Yardley
PA
19067

Distance from address: 8. 58 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Newtown KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 579-9858

9 Pheasant Run 2nd Floor
Newtown
PA
18940

Distance from address: 9.32 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Hamilton Health Place KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 890-1442

4 Hamilton Health Place
Hamilton Township
NJ
08690

Distance from address: 12. 34 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
Open: 6:45 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Edgebrook KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 587-8002

500 Horizon Center
Robbinsville
NJ
08691

Distance from address: 13.05 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
Open: 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Robbinsville KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 689-9900

2285 ROUTE 33
Robbinsville
NJ
08691

Distance from address: 14. 06 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Hatboro KinderCare

Phone:
(215) 957-9640

378 S Warminster Rd
Hatboro
PA
19040

Distance from address: 14.09 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Princess Road KinderCare

Phone:
(609) 896-0500

4 Princess Road
Lawrenceville
NJ
08648

Distance from address: 14. 78 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
Open: 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Springdale Road KinderCare

Phone:
(856) 424-8874

1815 Springdale Rd
Cherry Hill
NJ
08003

Distance from address: 14.86 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Bristol, CT

KinderCare has partnered with Bristol families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Bristol, CT.

Whether you are looking for a preschool in Bristol, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

Scott Swamp KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 676-8298

197 Scott Swamp Rd.
Farmington
CT
06032

Distance from address: 4.71 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Farmington South Road KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 677-1810

35 South Rd
Farmington
CT
06032

Distance from address: 8. 56 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Cheshire KinderCare

Phone:
(203) 574-2892

1544 Byam Rd
Cheshire
CT
06410

Distance from address: 8.56 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Newington KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 665-0729

143 Pascone Pl
Newington
CT
06111

Distance from address: 11. 67 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Cromwell KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 613-2263

146 Berlin Rd
Cromwell
CT
06416

Distance from address: 13.08 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Torrington KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 496-8687

1260 Winsted Rd
Torrington
CT
06790

Distance from address: 13. 94 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

Rocky Hill KinderCare

Phone:
(860) 529-0436

303 Cromwell Ave
Rocky Hill
CT
06067

Distance from address: 13.95 miles

Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

Tuition & Openings

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THE Top 10 Daycares in Bristol, PA | Affordable Prices

Daycares in Bristol, PA

Description:

Children Learn, Play & Grow!
This Center is sits on the Lower Bucks Hospital. With easy access from I-95, Route 1, Rt 413, etc., we are an accredited, professional, and yet very family friendly Child Carecenter.
We have a very low turnover of Staff – the average tenure being 9 years, which means that your child will have familiar faces through the entire period of his/her stay (Pre K to Kindergarten).
Most of our children come from referrals or are siblings of those who attended!…

Description:

Nona’s Loving Care Learning Center is now open and licensed for your business! We are located at the Bristol train station. 100 Prospect Street Bristol Pa. 19007. We care for children 8 weeks of age to 5 yearsold. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday 5:30 am-6:00 pm. …

Description:

We are a Keystone STARS center providing an educational, safe and memorable environment. We provide breakfast, lunch and all snacks as well as many enrichment opportunities. Weekly we provide gymnastics toour clients at no additional charge. Stop in to check our expanded and updated facility. …

Description:

Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….

Description:

The center provides quality child care and learning programs that treat children as unique individuals, providing them with opportunities to learn positive values and academic skills. It offers a rich,stimulating and nurturing Christian atmosphere that helps enhance the children’s spiritual growth as well as physical, social, emotional and mental development….

Description:

Refuge Childcare Academy is a Christian-based childcare, designed to provide an environment for the child to grow and develop into what God has intended. Their goal is to nurture children’s enthusiasm aboutlearning and assist them in reaching their full potential; ultimately leading to successful entry into kindergarten….

Description:

Radcliffe Learning Center has been serving the community of Bristol, Pennsylvania since 1977. It is a privately-owned learning center that is dedicated to providing the best possible care and education thechildren deserve. The center can accommodate up to 118 children, and it is open Mondays through Fridays, from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM. It offers a stimulating environment and provides age-appropriate activities that enhance the children’s physical, social and intellectual development….

Description:

At The Sunset Lane Daycare Center, we are an in-home daycare filled with smiles. We learn through love! Our safe and friendly environment is designed to meet all of your child’s developmental needs. Ourcurriculum is carefully and creatively planned in consideration of the growth of the total child. We are experienced and qualified to guide and encourage the learning, which includes dependable routines. Our goal is to fill the room with smiles and giggles while filling your child’s mind with learning experiences!…

Description:

Located near business 1 & route 13, open hours 7-5
Caring and reliable IN HOME DAYCARE with flexible hours. (Mom, educator, and nanny experience) With studies and experience as educators, nanny’s andcaretakers for all ages We provide a safe, fun and educational environment with interactive activities that are age related. Our philosophy is that a childcare provider becomes part of the family of the children they care for. There is much need for communication, trust and flexibility.
All staff is trained in CPR and first aid. We also have state clearances and our care program is insured.
We run our in home child care with a pre-school schedule allowing time For music, crafts, phonics, math, reading and free play. We also provide two snacks daily and currently have 2 Toddler spaces available. We look forward to having you join us!…

Description:

Busy As A Bee Daycare is a state and city licensed home daycare located in Northeast Philadelphia (Red Lion/Verree Rd). Your child will have the opportunity to learn and grow in a structured, clean, safe, andloving environment. Small group of children, so your child will get the attention they deserve. Licensed, registered, and certified for over 21 years! For more info, please visit www.busyasabeedaycare.com or call 215-698-0785.
* State & City Licensed
* Keystone STARS Participant
* First Aid/CPR Certified.
* Lead Safe Certified.
* Healthy meals and snacks provided
* CCIS/Subsidy accepted.
* Ages 6 weeks old and up.
The children participate in many age-appropriate activities including the following :
-Sensory Exploration
-Language/Literacy
-Gross/Fine Motor Activities
-Art Activities
-STEM Activities
-Music, Song & Dance
-Outdoor Play…

Lisa’s Child Care

9948 Bridle Road, Philadelphia, PA 19115

Starting at $250/day

Description:

In-home child care, from newborn thru age 5.
Yard is set up with play equipment, covered deck provides shaded play area.
Thirty-five years’ experience with child care both in my own home and at a ChildCare Center. Certified in Infant and Child CPR, First Aid and Fire Safety.
References, background checks available.
I live in the far northeast, 19115.
Please call if interested 267-432-6001….

Future Scholars ELC

1351 Rt. 38W, Hainesport Township, NJ 08036

Starting at $250/day

Description:

Early childhood education is the foundation for your child’s future. At Future Scholars we provide an environment where your child can develop the social and thinking skills he or she needs throughout life. Ourschool is for children 6 weeks – 13 years old, with busing for our before and after-school program to and from Hainesport School. We offer full-day Kindergarten and remote and hybrid learning support for K-8 school-aged students. We treat every child who comes to visit with us like one of our own, allowing them to flourish in the understanding and encouraging environment we provide them. Hours of operation: Monday – Friday 6:30AM-6:30PM…

Description:

Cathedral of Love Christian Academy is dedicated to providing an atmosphere of love and concern for every child regardless of race, creed or color. It is our goal to make available to the entire community anexcellent academic and spiritual program through a traditional Christian Education Program. Our teachers and staff are committed to excellence and believe that a good Christian Education is of eternal value to our children. Our A Beka Book curriculum is proven to educate children to succeed on higher levels. We believe “Educating God’s children is the key to a lifetime of success”….

Recent Review:

Best decision I’ve ever made for my Kindergartner we love sister tyehsia and sister Patricia

Reviewed by Burgess

Description:

Welcome, parents! We’ve been providing outstanding child care services for twelve years now! We offer some unique benefits to our students and family members, which is why they choose “Baby Genius” among othercenters:
– Open 12 hours a day, 12 months a year.
– Weekly dance, music, and sports classes.
– Cultural and linguistic diversity.
– Language classes: Ukrainian, Russian, and Italian (optional).
– Teachers speak multiple languages (English, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish, and Polish).
– Home cooked healthy meals approved by Federal Child Care Food Program – 3 times a day, included in tuition!
– Bright, spacious classrooms.
– Indoor dance studio/gym.
– Separate outdoor playgrounds for children of different age groups.
– Financial aid available.
– Worry-free guarantee for parents:
– We don’t charge for early morning and late afternoon care.
– Payments are done weekly, not monthly.
– If a child got sick and missed the entire week, you won’t have to pay the full price for the days he had missed.
– 2 weeks vacation allowed with no need to pay.
– No summer break.
Our center serves the communities of Bucks County, PA and Mercer County, NJ.
We have created a unique culturally diverse child care environment where our students are exposed to different languages and learn to appreciate individual differences in themselves and others. We foster relationships with family members, and many families stay with us for years. We guarantee that your child will have happy memories about his/her childhood here, at “Baby Genius”!…

Teddy Bear College

5285 Bensalem Blvd., Bensalem, PA 19020

Costimate: $194/day

Description:

If you are looking for a child care environment that combines education, a love of learning, suitable structure, free play, and FUN than look no further! Open Monday – Friday from 7am – 6pm, Teddy Bear Collegeoffers a variety of scheduling options for your child. Who can attend Teddy Bear College? Children from the ages of 2 – 10 years may participate because the College offers preschool, after-school and summer camp programs….

Brenda.

252 Bank St, Morrisville, PA 19067

Costimate: $196/day

Description:

I have been caring for kids in my home since 2007. I’ve cared for at least 40 different kids over that time. I still have relationships with many of them. I am very good at what I do because it’s something Ilove. The kids in my home are very happy, we have a lot of fun. Our days usually consist of a morning meal, outside time (weather permitting), lunch time, nap time, snack time and then everyone usually goes home. Hoping to connect with like-minded families who appreciate raising good kids with good values. My home is clean, we eat healthy and drink a lot of water. I have raised my own two children, they are adults now. I have a lot of references available. I keep my prices low to help out families. As far as I am aware, a daycare license in Pennsylvania is not needed unless you have a certain number of children which we don’t usually exceed.
I am considering babysitting on the weekends if that is something you’re looking for we can discuss that further….

Recent Review:

Me and my kids are beyond blessed to have Brenda!! I was referred to Brenda after my sister and her children built such a great bond with her. There is not a single day since my daughter started over 3 yearsago that I have had to worry. My kids love her so much and have learned so much from her including kids songs, manners, letters, numbers and so much more. It is such a gift to know your kids are in loving hands everyday. Could not recommend her enough!!!…

Reviewed by Brittany T

Description:

From preschool through kindergarten, we make early education and daycare joyful, engaging, and fun so children are happy to learn, play and grow.For nearly 40 years,The Learning Experience has been positivelyimpacting the lives of children ages 6 weeks to six years by developing and implementing ground-breaking childcare and early education programs. Our L.E.A.P. (Learning Experience Academic Program) Curriculum uses fun, hands-on activities throughout early education to help children develop intellectually, socially, and cognitively. All-inclusive enrichment programs include yoga, music, fitness, science, soccer and more. …

Description:

From preschool through kindergarten, we make early education and daycare joyful, engaging, and fun so children are happy to learn, play and grow.For nearly 40 years,The Learning Experience has been positivelyimpacting the lives of children ages 6 weeks to six years by developing and implementing ground-breaking childcare and early education programs. Our L.E.A.P. (Learning Experience Academic Program) Curriculum uses fun, hands-on activities throughout early education to help children develop intellectually, socially, and cognitively. All-inclusive enrichment programs include yoga, music, fitness, science, soccer and more….

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FAQs for finding daycares in Bristol

In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Bristol, PA?

There are a variety of daycares in Bristol, PA providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

How can I find a daycare near me in Bristol, PA?

If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 53 in Bristol, PA as of September 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Bristol or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

As you visit daycare facilities in Bristol, PA, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Bristol, PA.

KinderCare Learning Centers Bristol, CT

KinderCare Learning Centers Listings

KinderCare Learning Centers – Scott Swamp KinderCare

197 Scott Swamp Rd.,
Farmington,
CT
06032.

(860) 676-8298

3749.44 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Farmington KinderCare

35 South Rd.,
Farmington,
CT
06032.

(860) 677-1810

3749.44 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Newington KinderCare

143 Pascone Place,
Newington,
CT
06111-4524.

(860) 665-0729

3747.12 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Meriden KinderCare

12 Johnson Ave.,
Meriden,
CT
06451.

(203) 634-4465

3757.41 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Cheshire KinderCare

1544 Byam Rd.,
Cheshire,
CT
06410.

(203) 574-2892

3762.07 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Torrington KinderCare

1260 Winsted Rd. ,
Torrington,
CT
06790.

(860) 496-8687

3756.59 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Cromwell Avenue KinderCare

303 Cromwell Ave.,
Rocky Hill,
CT
06067.

(860) 529-0436

3745.58 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Cromwell KinderCare

146 Berlin Rd.,
Cromwell,
CT
06416.

(860) 613-2263

3748.11 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – KinderCare #1810

110 Miles Dr. ,
Wallingford,
CT
06492.

(203) 269-7730

3760.78 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Mt. Carmel KinderCare

3025 Dixwell Ave.,
Hamden,
CT
06518.

(203) 248-8262

3766.22 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Glastonbury KinderCare

30 Nutmeg Lane,
Glastonbury,
CT
06033.

(860) 652-9310

3739.93 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – House Street KinderCare

194 House St. ,
Glastonbury,
CT
06033.

(860) 633-1508

3739.93 mile

KinderCare Learning Centers – Oxford KinderCare

35 Old State Rd. 67,
Oxford,
CT
06478.

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City of Bristol (UK)

Bristol is a city in the southwest of Great Britain and a ceremonial county. It is the unofficial capital of the West of England and one of the oldest British ports. Bristol is one of the most vibrant cities in Britain with a wonderful maritime atmosphere and interesting sights. It is an important cultural center with a variety of museums, galleries and theatres.

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Geography and climate

BRISTOL is located on the south-west of England on the Aivon River. The city is located on the border of Somerset and Gloucestershire on the shores of the Gulf of the same name of the Atlantic Ocean. Bristol lies on limestone hills and has a temperate maritime climate with warm summers and mild winters.

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Population – more than 450 thousand people.

Area – 110 km².

Currency – pound sterling.

Language – English.

Time – UTC 0, summer UTC +1.

The UK is not a member of the Schengen Agreement. A visa can be obtained upon a personal visit to accredited visa centers located in Moscow, Novosibirsk, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don and Yekaterinburg.

The airport is located near the city and receives more than 100 regular flights. London Heathrow is two hours away.

You can get to Bristol by train from London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Glasgow, York, Bath, Birmingham.

Bristol has several large shopping centers: Cabot Circus, Broadmead, Mall Cribbs Causeway.

Popular shopping areas: Park Street, Queens Road and The Triangle, Clifton Village, Whiteladies Road, North St and East St in Bedminster.

Bristol has a huge selection of bars and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. Establishments in the harbor area, St Nicholas’ Market, Park Street, Whiteladies Road are popular.

History

During the Roman period, a military camp was located on the site of the modern city. After the arrival of the Angles, these lands were called Brycgstow, which translates from Old English as “a place by the bridge.” In the 11th century, a powerful castle was built by the Normans at the crossing of the Avon River. The city itself was founded in 1155. Thanks to its convenient harbor, Bristol quickly developed into a prosperous port.

Streets of Bristol

In the 14th century, Bristol became the third largest and most important city in England after London and York, thriving on the wool trade with Spain and Portugal. During the English Revolution, the city was besieged by parliamentary troops. A new stage of Bristol’s prosperity came in the 17th and 18th centuries, when the Bristol port became the center of the slave trade. Local sailors took slaves from Africa to the North American and Caribbean colonies.

Streets of Bristol

Bristol remained the most important British port until the end of the 18th century. With the onset of the Industrial Revolution, the focus of trade began to shift towards Liverpool and Glasgow. This was also facilitated by the prohibition of the slave trade. In the 20th century, Bristol became a major center for aircraft manufacturing and high technology industries.

Attractions

Old Port

The Old Port is one of Bristol’s most important historical sites. This is the oldest British harbor, which is a real symbol of the city. Here you can see fragments of the great maritime past: ancient port buildings, a steam crane (the oldest such surviving structure in the UK) and sailing ships, made in the style of historical authenticity. Many warehouses and harbor buildings have been converted into modern cultural facilities: museums, galleries, exhibition halls.

Bristol Cathedral

Bristol Cathedral is a magnificent masterpiece of English Gothic, which was built over six centuries. The site was originally an Augustinian abbey church. Between 1298 and 1330, construction began on the modern cathedral. By the 16th century, the central tower and transepts were completed. The nave and the western facade were completed only in the 19th century. The gate was built in 1170 for the abbey of St. Augustine.

Church of St. Mary Radcliffe

St. Mary Redcliffe is one of the most beautiful parish churches in England, built in the 13th century in the style of Gothic architecture and restored in the 15th century in the Baroque style. The church is located on the south side of the floating harbor and represents the wealth of the Bristol merchants.

Bristol Old Town

Bristol has a magnificent old town that reflects its rich history and contains many interesting sights and monuments. The historic center has developed over eight centuries and includes examples of architecture from the Middle Ages to the present.

Llandoger Trow

Llandoger Trow is a beautiful half-timbered building built in 1664. This house was carefully restored in 1991.

Church of St. Stephen’s Church

St. Stefan is one of the most interesting religious buildings in the old city, notable for its magnificent 46-meter tower and the tombs of wealthy merchants. This building was built in the 15th century on the site of an earlier church from the 11th century.

Church of St. John-on-the-Wall

Church of St. John-on-the-Wall is a medieval parish church built into the city walls. This religious building was built in the 14th century and is famous for its vaulted crypts. The gate, on which the clock tower was built, was part of the city fortifications in the Middle Ages and served as an entrance to the city. On their southern side are statues of the legendary founders of Bristol.

Christmas steps

Christmas steps – one of the most charming places in the old town. This ancient lane was formed in the 17th century. It is now famous for its antiques and souvenir shops.

Clifton Bridge

Clifton Bridge is one of the most famous engineering structures in England. This suspension bridge was built in 1864 across an 80-meter limestone gorge. The length of the bridge between the supports is 215 meters.

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Burnley – Bristol City: preview (16.

09.2022)
We tell you about the alignments for the match between Burnley and Bristol in the eleventh round of the Championship/Season 2-3022

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Standings

Burnley have lost in the fifth place in the total number of tournaments now Sunderland, Bristol and QPR, who also have 14 points each. Of the unpleasant, you can point out the backlog from the leader, which is already six points, because while Burnley played a draw, Sheffield won.

Bristol could have been higher, but lost an important match against Norwich in the last round, and now the Canaries have gone into the gap, while Bristol has fallen back to seventh line. The density in this part of the standings is too high – in case of another failure, the “robins”, who were fourth at the beginning of the week, can roll back closer to the middle.

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At the start of the season, Burnley look even better than you might expect, given the major reshuffling of the squad and a manager who can be considered inexperienced in the Championship. The main scourge of the Clarets is the lack of stability. Although they have not lost seven matches in a row, which should indicate otherwise. But the problem is not in the results, but in the quality of the game.

A really good match against Burnley is sure to be followed by another where the team will fail in some way. First, a confident victory over the “Huddersfield”, followed by a disastrous meeting against the “Luton”. Following a good game against Watford, but again there is no result. The draw against Hull was good in the context of the match, while the draw against Blackpool came out very weak, even with three goals scored. In the last meeting against “Preston” “Burnley” was good again, but could not finish the opponent. Does this mean that against the “Bristol” “claret” should play worse?

2. Burnley’s love of draws keeps them from climbing to the top

Having lost only one match in nine, Burnley could easily count on more than the current fifth and six points behind the leader. The Clarets’ problem, like some of the other top clubs in the Championship, is that they’ve become too addicted to draws since the start of the season. Burnley have five of them – more than half of all games. There are clubs in the league that have played six draws, but that’s their problem. And Vincent Kompany, if he wants to fight for a direct ticket to the Premier League, he needs to teach his team to put pressure on the opponent. In most of their draws, “Burnley” was better than the opponent, but could not put pressure on him. In general, one gets the impression that the “clarets” do not have enough physics: at the end of the match, they often sag a lot and give the initiative to the opponent.

Bristol City

1. Bristol are a team that knows how to surprise: now is such a moment

Bristol are almost never perceived as a real contender for high places and a fight for a ticket to the Premier League. Even in the best seasons, when the Robins stopped a step away from the playoffs. Bristol failed last season and blabbed most of the time in the bottom half of the standings. In the new season, no one expected a breakthrough from the Robins. In the summer, the club’s players have not changed much: the veterans have grown old, the newcomers looked dubious. All the more surprising was the start of Nigel Pearson’s team, which lost two opening matches, but then rushed so that before the last round it swept everyone out of its way until it was stopped by Norwich. It is hard to believe in the success of Bristol at a distance, but when the club is gaining form, it can be dangerous for any opponent.

2. The Robins are now the top-scoring side in the league

Bristol have scored 32 goals in nine games, while Hull’s closest pursuers are three goals short. It is the Robins’ attack that is now the most productive in the league and has already scored 18 goals – one more than that of the leading Sheffield. Five balls rolled Tommy Conway, four – Nucky Wells, three – on account of Anthony Semenio and Andreas Wyman. This four can take apart anyone, but sometimes the defenders let all their efforts go to waste.

3. Out of nowhere scorer: Tommy Conway eclipsed Nucky Wells and Andreas Wyman at the start of the season

Andreas Wymann scored 22 goals last season, becoming not only Bristol’s top scorer, but also one of the league’s top scorers. After this, the question of who will carry the attack of the “robins” did not even stand. There were also experienced Nucky Wells and Chris Martin, who also know how to score more than ten goals in a season. However, at the start of the season, Bristol surprised us. A young Tommy Conway broke out of the local academy, ousting experienced competitors from the base and scoring five goals in eight matches. Now Conway is among the top scorers in the entire Championship, and something tells Bristol will grow another star.

Bristol opt for a 3-4-1-2 formation. Nigel Pearson also began to let youngsters into the base, some of which showed themselves well last season. The guests have a cool joker in the person of Anthony Semenio, experienced Andreas Wyman successfully tries on the role of a playmaker, and Nucky Wells has found a second youth and won a place in the starting lineup.

Last ten match statistics

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Burnley have won their last five matches against Bristol. You can bet on P1 with a coefficient of 1.67 .

Bristol’s last four matches in all competitions have been high-scoring, with at least four goals scored in each. You can bet on TB3.5 with odds of 2.62.

Soccer365.ru prediction

17.09.2022 16:00

Burnley have slowly settled into the Championship: the Clarets should have remembered how difficult and how dangerous each opponent can be here, especially if he is in good shape . Vincent Kompany’s team is far from ideal. The coach was able to make sure that the updated “Burnley” did not fail at the start. But in order to seriously fight for promotion, there is still a lot of work to be done.

Despite the relatively successful results, there are enough mistakes and shortcomings in the game of Burnley: somewhere the defense fails, somewhere there is a lack of attacking power. Behind ten rounds, and the “clarets” still do not have a single, really resounding victory. Not to consider such a victory over “Huddersfield” – “terriers” are now very weak.

“Bristol” only in the last round interrupted a streak of eight games without defeat, hitting the powerful “Norwich”. Even in the match against the Canaries, which was eventually lost, the Robins had enough chances to bring everything to a draw. The guests are clearly underestimated: they defend poorly, but due to their attacking power they can create a lot of problems for the favorite and, at least, catch on for a draw.
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We are ready to share with you our prediction for the match of the 11th round of the Championship, in which Burnley and Bristol City will fight.

Burnley

Burnley started the season in such a way that the fans immediately seized on the heart, but then it quickly turned out to bring the game and of course cuts in order. At the current time, the burgundy are among the strongest teams in the Championship, or to be more precise, they occupy the 5th place in the standings, having 14 points on their account with only one defeat.

Last matches

Date Match Total Exodus

13.09 Preston North End – Burnley Draw1:1

02. 09 West Bromwich Albion – Burnley Draw1:1

30.08 Burnley – Millwall Won2:0

27.08 Wigan Athletic – Burnley Won1:5

23. 08 Shrewsbury Town – Burnley Won0:1

Tournament position

# Team and B H P D O

16
Leeds 33 8 10 15 -30 34

17
Burnley 33 6 13 14 -16 31

18
Everton 32 8 5 19 -21 29

Bristol

Bristol City lost in the last round and for this, of course, was immediately punished by going beyond the top six, but you can return there just as quickly. Robins are good-looking this year and will definitely fight to be among those who can spend the next season in the Premier League at the end of the season.

Last matches

Date Match Total Exodus

14.09 Norwich City – Bristol City Lost3:2

03.09 Blackburn Rovers – Bristol City Won2:3

31. 08 Bristol City – Huddersfield Town Won2:0

27.08 Blackpool – Bristol City Draw3:3

24.08 Wycombe Wanderers – Bristol City Won 1:3

Tournament position

# Team and B H P G O

16
Preston North End 44 14 16 14 -9 58

17
Bristol City 44 14 10 20 -18 52

18
Hull City 44 14 8 22 -8 50

History of head-to-head meetings

In the upcoming match, the English teams will exchange their 50s in a face-to-face confrontation, most of the matches of which were played in the Championship. Burnley won more often before, on whose account one can observe 14 victories, to which Bristol City is ready to parry with its 11 victories, and there were 14 world victories.

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168 (7369) dated 09/13/2022
Against the backdrop of the crisis, the largest sellers of food and consumer goods (FCMG) have reduced the pace of expansion of retail space. In the first half of the year, their assets grew by more than 1 million square meters. m, which is 13.5% less than a year earlier. In the second half of the year, experts expect a recovery in the pace of openings, primarily due to discounters and convenience stores.

Photo: Alexander Koryakov, Kommersant

Photo: Alexander Koryakov, Kommersant

In January-June, the selling space of the 200 largest chains of food and fast-moving consumer goods (FCMG) increased by more than 1 million square meters. m, calculated in Infoline. Year on year, the growth rate of new space decreased by 13.5%. The contribution to the opening of stores of the ten largest players also decreased. They accounted for 69.5% of the growth against 72.3% a year earlier. According to Infoline estimates, the share of discounters in the structure of new openings increased from 60. 1% to 60.9 over the year%, convenience stores — from 11.5% to 11.8%. The share of supermarkets decreased from 10.5% to 10.1%, hypermarkets – 17.9% to 17.1%.

General Director of Infoline-Analytics Mikhail Burmistrov notes that after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine and the wave of sanctions, all major retail chains decided to reduce investment in new openings and renovations of stores in the face of uncertainty and a sharp increase in the cost of retail equipment.

According to him, now the retail market is again moving into a growth phase, and in the second half of the year we can expect a more favorable situation with the opening of new outlets.

Magnit became the leader in terms of retail space growth in the first half of the year, expanding its asset portfolio by 271.3 thousand sq. m. m. Torgservice Group (Svetofor and Mayak chains), which occupied the first place in terms of dynamics a year earlier, almost tripled the increase in retail space, to 164,000 sq. m. m, dropping to third place. The area of X5 Group stores (Pyaterochka, Perekrestok, Karusel, Chizhik) increased by 229.7 thousand square meters. The portfolio of Mercury Retail Group (Red & White, Bristol) expanded by 143,000 sq. m. m, and the Dobrotsen network – by 128 thousand sq. m. m. 9240.3 2 X5 Group (Pyaterochka, Crossroads, Chizhik) 229.7 8525.5 Traffic light ”,“ Mayak ”) 164 2213.4 4 Mercury Retail Group (“ Krasnoye & Beloe ”,“ Bristol ”) 143 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 13738 137AL “Lenta” 23.7 1778.7 10 “WINLAB” 200139

Source: Infoline.

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Things to do with 6 year olds: 101 awesome activities for kids ages 5 to 8

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These activities for 5-year-olds and older are perfect for staving off boredom.

Do you struggle with thinking of fun activities to keep your child entertained on the weekends and after school? You’re not alone! It can certainly be difficult to come up with unique activities for kids. And although it might be easy to just pop in a movie or allow your little one to play games on the tablet, psychologist and play expert Dr. Jacqueline Chinappi, of South University in Savannah, Georgia, urges you to remember that too much screen time can contribute to behavioral problems, obesity and attention issues.

In today’s digital world, this is a growing concern. In fact, according to Dr. Anne Fishel, of the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, children around 8 years old at times have up to 11 hours of screen time per day.

Help your little one exercise their mind and body by trying out these 101 fun activities for 5- to 8-year-olds.

Make a batch of homemade play dough.

Go on a nature walk and collect leaves or rocks.

Move the furniture around so your little gymnast can practice their tumbles.

Play “Go Fish.”

Make a fort out of blankets and pillows.

Plant flowers in the garden.

Camp out in the backyard.

Read a classic children’s book out loud together.

Learn to ride a bike.

Go berry picking.

Bake a pie using your freshly picked berries.

Grab some binoculars and go birdwatching.

Learn how to play the recorder.

Make sock puppets.

Press flowers and put them in a scrapbook.

Build a model airplane.

Learn how to knit.

Visit your local zoo.

Visit a farmers’ market.

Play dress-up.

Learn how to braid hair.

Grab some chalk and decorate the sidewalk.

Have an outdoor picnic.

Observe insects through a magnifying glass.

Is it raining? Have a picnic indoors instead!

Visit animals at a pet store. (Just try not to bring them all home!)

Make a map of your house or apartment.

Learn how to jump rope.

Make a guitar out of a box and rubber bands.

Visit your neighbors.

Bake brownies.

Pop some popcorn, and snuggle up to watch some home movies.

Plant a vegetable garden.

Build a snowman.

Have a snowball fight.

Make a pizza with all your favorite toppings.

Visit a pumpkin patch.

Make friendship bracelets.

Turn a pine cone into a bird feeder by adding some peanut butter and birdseed.

Learn a magic trick.

Cut out homemade paper dolls.

Play freeze tag.

Play “Simon Says.”

Interview a grandparent.

Get out a bag of hair ties and create some fun hairdos.

Go to the library.

Go on a hike.

Build a sandcastle.

Have a tea party with real tea and snacks.

Cut out pictures from magazines to make a collage.

Play “Red Light/Green Light.”

Color!

Write an original song.

Take turns drawing each other’s portraits.

Paint each other’s fingernails.

Play “Hide-and-Seek.”

Teach your dog or cat how to do some tricks.

Make your own bubble solution.

Lay out an ice cream sundae bar.

Play “Follow the Leader.”

Tie-dye T-shirts.

Have a fashion show.

Feed ducks at a local pond or lake.

Make shadow puppets on the wall.

Play a board game.

Turn craft foam into bath floats.

Make pinch pots out of air-dry clay.

Slice apples and turn them into paint stamps.

Turn your living room into a winter wonderland with toilet paper, cotton balls and pillows.

Break out your makeup and let your child give you a new look.

Put on a play.

Do a word search.

Visit a local farm.

Run through a sprinkler.

Make nature crafts.

Learn how to hula hoop.

Make muffin tin crayons.

Cut snowflakes out of paper.

Play mini golf.

Make hot chocolate.

Lie down in your backyard, and talk about the shapes you see in the clouds.

Create a secret handshake.

Go fishing.

Put together a puzzle.

Play musical chairs.

Learn how to do a cartwheel.

Make rainbow foam.

Create a paper chain with colorful construction paper.

Learn how to play checkers.

Make a drum out of an oatmeal container.

Visit a science museum.

Learn a new language.

Make leaf and tree rubbings with paper and crayons.

Catch fireflies.

Go for a drive with no destination.

Make a sundial out of paper plates.

Play “Duck, Duck, Goose.”

Build a dream house out of Legos.

Have your child write a letter to her favorite book character.

Do a crossword puzzle.

Find rocks outside and paint them.

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List of 20 Best Activities for 6 Year Old Kids

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Last Updated on November 19, 2020

A child is always in a learning mode but it takes a peak when he hits six. It is time for you to introduce games or activities that would impart cognitive or emotional skills at this point. Here are some activities that you can try.

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Learning Activities

The age of 6 is tender but ripe for grasping new things. Teach them the following most productive educational activities for 6-year-olds.

1. Creating New Words

Words are always fun and if they are used the right way, they can be used to teach your kid a lot.

How to Do

Prepare some cards with small words of 3 letters. Ask your kid to come up with new words that have the same letters.

What Does It Teach?

Your kid is now learning new words. So it will help him memorise spellings and come up with his own words.

2. Mirror

The game requires only a mirror and nothing else. It’s as simple as it can get.

How to Do

The game requires a lot of mimicking. Act out something in front of the mirror and ask your child to mimic it.

What Does It Teach?

The game is perfect to develop motor skills. The act of mimicking would develop his bones and motor skills, as well as teach him to deliver quick responses.

3. Discuss While Reading

A little background check can always benefit your kid and help him understand things better. This a very good reading activity for 6-year-olds.

How to Do

Read stories or things that would make him or her interested. Keep asking your child questions or if they come up with some, give your best to clarify it.

What Does It Teach?

The process would make him curious. It would make him imagine things and the more of it the better. It would help them with a solid understanding of the subject.

4. Riddles

Riddles are a fun way to talk to someone. You can always create your own riddles to get your kid engaged.

How to Do

Start with simpler and regular ones. This will make your child curious and if he gets the answer, he will be elated. Make your own riddles and ask your child to make some new.

What Does It Teach?

This activity teases the brain and it will make your child think in a different way by exercising his brain.

5. Finish the Story

You can always ask your kid to finish the story. This is a good way to engage your 6-year-old in writing activities.

How to Do

Create an impromptu story and stop midway. Then, ask your child to write the end.

What Does It Teach?

This will be a fun activity. It can help your child in imagining a perfect end for the story. Also, it will help him develop writing skills.

Art and Craft Activities

Art and craft activities are always a fun way to teach your kids things that would give them a solid foundation. Following are some of the creative activities for 6-year-olds.

1. Play with Wind Vane

A simple thing to do, but your child would enjoy this activity a lot.

How to Do

You need a paper, a pair of scissors, a paper cup with a lid preferably, a pencil with an eraser on one end, few pebbles, a straw, some glue, and a compass.

Cut one square and one triangle out of a large piece of paper. Then, slit the straw on both ends. Add the triangle piece on one end and on the other, and fix the square one with glue. Put some pebbles in the cup to make it stable, and then close the lid. Erect the pencil in it with the eraser side out of it. Fix the straw with a pin on top of the rubber in such a way that the straw stays away from the rubber tip. Now, take it outside in the wind with a compass placed beside it. Let your kid note the direction of the wind.

What Does It Teach?

It can give your child exposure to craft while teaching how wind can cause movement.

2. Origami

This old form of Japanese art is both elegant and creative.

How to Do

You can always buy a set or you can cut out square pieces from newspaper and colour them. Then show your kid how to make little frogs or a bunny.

What Does It Teach?

This little game would keep your child hooked and let him explore his creativity.

3. Act Out Stories

It is a fun way to teach your kid new stories.

How to Do

Just take a favourite story of your kid and play characters in it. Ask him or her to write their own dialogue and then act. You can always do it in front of your family members.

What Does It Teach?

This will hone their acting skill and help them get involved in characters. It will give them a different perspective and help them overcome the fear of performing in front of others.

4. Drawing

Colours can always get your kids excited.

How to Do

You just need some paper, a pencil, rubber and colours. You can always get some books with pictures to colour as well.

What Does It Teach?

It is a creative way to help your kid give colours to his fantasies. As it is more primal in nature, it will assist your kid in noticing things minutely.

5. Basic Cooking

Involving your kids in the kitchen would be fun to start with. They may make a mess, but they will learn more.

How to Do

Start with basics like how to flip a pancake or how to make scrambled eggs. Discuss the steps involved in it and teach them the art of measurement. Gradually, you can grade up to little snacks.

What Does It Teach?

It will make them responsible and give them the skills to be independent. They will start showing you respect for what you do in the kitchen.

Indoor Activities

If you involve them in various indoor activities, they will quickly learn to organise things on their own. Get them interested in these 6-years-old’s cognitive development activities.

1. LEGO

A good activity to start with is LEGO. It is one of the finest activities for 6-year-olds at home.

How to Do

Playing with LEGO blocks is fun. This will challenge your child and provoke him into using his imagination. Guide him as little as possible.

What Does It Teach?

The game helps kids understand shapes and precision. This can also lead to arguments where they would start thinking rationally.

2. Treasure Hunt

It is an extremely motivating game that can get your kid excited.

How to Do

Hide some object or a reward somewhere inside the house and leave clues for him. Let him decode clues on their own.

What Does It Teach?

You kid will learn to focus and pay attention to details to solve a problem.

3. Make Cards

Be it any occasion, ask your child to make a card.

How to Do

You only need paper and some colours. If you kid feels like, he can add glitters and other things.

What Does It Teach?

Making a card for someone would create an association. Your child will get to know the value of occasions and culturally it would enrich him.

4. Writing in a Diary

Ask kids to maintain a diary every day.

How to Do

Buy your kid a nice diary with pages providing ample space for days to write about.

What Does It Teach?

A diary would help him to vent out his personal things. It can also make him more empathetic. He will start noticing things closely and feel them in detail.

5. Chute and Ladder

This Indian game can help you make your kid’s boring days cheerful.

How to Do

Buy a chute and ladder board game and play the game with your child.

What Does It Teach?

This game is a perfect way to teach your kid about probability and luck.

Outdoor Activities

Boxing your kid up inside the house would do no good. It is time to let him understand how things work outside.

1. Visit the Zoo and Museum

This outdoor activity can open up his imagination.

How to Do

Visit these places with your kid and tell him fascinating stories about animals in the zoo or the historical artefacts in the museum.

What Does It Teach?

This will teach your kid about past and heritage, and also introduce him to the natural world.

2. Take a Snap

This can later even become his profession.

How to Do

Buy him or her a camera and let him explore and take pictures of whatever catches his fancy

What Does It Teach?

This can really get him intrigued and help him learn technicalities. Kids will start noticing things in a better way and create their own perceptions of them.

3. Go Camping

Go into the wild with your kids. Don’t think of it as just boy-centric, this can be a fun activity for a 6-year-old girl as well.

How to Do

Choose a safe place away from the city. Get the essentials with you and set off. Teach your kid about little things in detail. Give him small chores to do.

What Does It Teach?

This will teach kids to be self-sufficient and how to manage things in adverse situations. Also, it will teach them survival tricks.

4. Go Fishing

Have fun while fishing.

How to Do

Get some angling rod, a bucket and bait for fishes.

What Does It Teach?

Fishing can teach your kid a lot of patience.

5. Plant a Tree

Gardening can be super fun. And yes, it will allow him to play with dirt.

How to Do

Get a sapling and your garden tools and some water. Let him dig the ground and put the sapling. Then, allow him to water it.\

What Does It Teach?

It will bring your kid close to nature and teach him to take care of other beings.

It is the right time to start exposing your child to various activities and get him intrigued to promote development. Be innovative in your approach and have fun to the fullest.

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30 Best Indoor And Outdoor Learning Activities For 6-Year-Olds

Combing learning with play can never make your little one a dull kid.

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Six-year-olds can read books independently, speak entire phrases, comprehend numbers, and draw various geometric forms. So it’s the right time to start laying the foundation for learning by enrolling them in different activities for 6-year-olds. You don’t have to always force children to participate in educational activities. There are various other fascinating methods to have fun while learning new things. Continue reading this post to learn about numerous activities your child would like.

30 Activities For Six-Year-Olds

Fun Activities

One of the most important activities that your child should do is play. But as parents, you may want them to learn something while playing. We have some fun learning activities that your kid can enjoy while also reaping benefits.

1. Tongue twisters

Tongue twisters are a combination of unusual sounds and are often difficult to pronounce. They are a good way for children to improve their vocabulary and pronunciation. Your six-year-old can have a fun time by repeating the funny tongue twisters and also include the rhythm and sounds while practicing English. It improves reading and memory skills. We have a few for you to try:

Yellow butter, purple jelly, red jam, black bread.

Any noise annoys an oyster, but a noisy noise annoys an oyster more.

A big bug bit the little beetle but the little beetle bit the big bug back.

Cooks cook cupcakes quickly.

2. Language games

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Improving language is not limited to grammar books. Playing language games once or twice a week can provide an interactive learning experience. Some of the popular language games include:

Unscramble words: Interchange the letters of simple words and ask your child to find out the correct word.

Riddles: Make a phrase or describe a thing and let your kid identify the subject.

Word game: Give a big word and ask your child to come up with a list of words using the word’s letters. For instance, if the word is a COMPUTER, then the words that can be made with these letters are top, put, pet, top, and more.

3. Listening games

Listening is a skill that helps build reading ability, improve speech, and develop social and communication skills. We have a few simple and fun activities that you can try for your six years old child.

Say a series of words and ask your child to pick the odd one out.

Word Chain is a fun game that needs careful listening. Start with a random word, and let your child come up with the next term that starts with the last letter. For instance, your word is Apple, the next one would be Elephant, and then Tiger.

A Line-up story is another exciting game that helps improve language and listening skills. One person has to say a random sentence, and the other has to continue the story by adding a line. The game goes on, and eventually, the story turns out to be funnier than expected.

4. Phonic games

Phonics is the relationship between the alphabet and sounds. Learning to use phonics correctly from a younger age can make it easier for children to spell long and challenging words. Here are some creative activities.

Rhyming words: Rhymes can be a light-hearted way for little ones to understand phonics. Give a list of words on a paper and ask your child to come up with a list of rhyming words.

I spy: It is one of the best activities that can be played anywhere, be it while traveling or when bored. Make a sound of the word that you want your kid to identify. For instance, say, I spy something that begins with bbb or aaa.

5. Action games

Six-year-old children like to be involved in action-packed games as they are packed with energy and enthusiasm. Such activities also enhance multitasking, improve communication skills, and let the child play and exercise simultaneously. Throw and catch the ball, juggle with a ball or bottle, and treasure hunt are some easy and enjoyable activities.

6. Memory games

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Memorizing words or phrases plays a beneficial role in a child’s development. You can play the game with your six-year-old at home or in the park or even while traveling. Spot the difference, magic cup game, and card game are some easy choices to start with.

Art and Craft Activities

Art and craft activities nurture attention, listening, imagination, and communication abilities. These also help your child identify texture, colors, and shapes, build creativity, and improve motor skills.

7. Origami

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Origami is the art of folding a sheet of paper to make sculptures of animals, birds, or objects. It also brings out the creative side of the child. Give some colorful and smooth-textured sheets of paper to your child, show them how to make an origami (here are some ideas), and let them enjoy it alone or with friends.

8. Drawing

The most basic activity that six years old children can do is to draw and color. This simple activity offers benefits such as improving visual analysis and concentration, strengthening hand-eye coordination, and facilitating the better expression of thoughts and ideas.

9. Play with wind vane

When art and craft are merged with science, it becomes one of the best logic-based activities. Teach your child to make a wind vane, an instrument used to show the wind’s direction. All you need is a marker, pointer, and cardboard. It is fun to make and play with.

10. Basic cooking

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You can encourage your six-year-old to indulge in cooking as it is one of the most exciting activties ever. However, it requires adult supervision. Let your child participate in basic cooking activities such as decorating baked items, greasing the pans, dicing soft foods, and mixing ingredients for baking. These are easy and safe activities that steadily develop your child’s interest.

11. Screen games

You can let them play games on the computer, join an online club, and read a book online. However, restrict the screen time to a couple of hours or less. Pick games that you can play with the child or the entire family can play together.

12. Act out stories

Acting out a story that your child has recently read or watched can help them remember it and strengthen their ability to read comprehensions. It is also suitable for their cognitive development. You can use props to make the activity more interesting and amusing.

Learning Activities

School is not the only place where a child learns new things. You can improve their knowledge and socio-emotional development skills by getting them involved in learning activities at home.

13. Tactile games

Tactile or sensory games stimulate your child’s senses by encouraging them to investigate, question, explore, and create while playing. They also improve problem-solving capacity, motor skills, and language development. Playing with clay, stacking blocks, and slimes are some of the simple and fun tactile games they can play.

14. Math games

Learning math can become tedious if your child learns it only at school. You can make it engrossing by playing math games such as Jenga, Dominos, Snakes and Ladders, and Business. There are several math board games and interactive games that you can allow your child to play. They can learn addition and subtraction, shapes and sequences, counting, and number relationships to strengthen their reasoning and problem-solving skills. Don’t forget to give them bonus points for good work!

15. Reading together

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Reading from a young age fosters imagination and improves understanding of a language. To make reading a compelling activity, you can read stories to your child and ask them to read it to you. Sometimes, you can read the stories together and discuss them, too. Try to make reading a part of your child’s routine.

16. Mirror games

Six-year-old children can enjoy mirror activities in different ways. Mirrors can be used for science experiments and also for some fun time. You can even use spinning tops and flashlights to make reflections. Make your children write the alphabet or numbers on a sheet of paper and let them check what happens when they see them in the mirror. Such activities can be quite intriguing for children.

17. New words

Introduce your children to new words to improve vocabulary and language skills. You can also ask them to use those words in sentences to understand their use. An entertaining way to do it is by picking random words while watching movies or cartoons and then asking the child to use it in a sentence.

18. Riddles

Riddles can let your child laugh and, at the same time, boost their creative thinking and verbal fluency. You can ask riddles to your children or let them create some on their own. Here are a few that you may ask your six-year-old kid.

Where can you find streets, cities, shops, and towns, but no people? (Answer: Map)

What has two hands and a face but no legs? (Answer: Clock)

I am tall when young and short when old? (Answer: Candle)

Indoor Activities

There are plenty of indoor activities for six-year-olds that help improve brain development, language skills, general intellect, and physical development. Not to forget, they are fun-filled, too.

19. Treasure hunt

Treasure hunt or scavenger hunt is an interesting activity in which you have to hide objects and leave a series of clues for your child. Playing the game regularly can help your child with physical exercise, improved attention and creativity, self-confidence, and imagination.

20. Writing in a diary

Your six-year-old child can learn discipline and organize thoughts by keeping a diary. It allows them to be expressive. Writing also provides an opportunity to improve handwriting, vocabulary, and grammar.

21. Cardmaking

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Making a greeting card involves cutting, drawing, coloring, gluing, and getting crafty. It improves your child’s motor skills and power of imagination. Buy colors, glitters, and sheets of paper to make cards for different occasions, such as birthdays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Mother’s Day, and Father’s day.

22. Board games

Playing indoor board games with family and friends helps improves a child’s problem-solving skills, improves strategy skills and concentration, and strengthens communication. Some of the popular ones include Tic-tac-toe, Guess who, Snakes and Ladders, Connect 4, and Scrabble junior.

Outdoor Activities

Playing outdoors is crucial for a child’s overall health and development. Playing in parks and grounds helps children learn new things, develop positive attitude and communication, and create a connection with nature.

23. Visit a museum

Children can learn about history by visiting a museum. It encourages them to ask questions and learn more about the world and the universe. Take your six-year-old to a museum in your town or city and help them compare the past with the present.

24. Gardening

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Let your six-year-old get close to nature through this activity. Sowing a seed, mulching, watering plants, and other gardening activities cultivate a unique learning experience. Teach children basic gardening skills to make them understand the importance of nature and love nature.

25. Camping

Give a camping experience to your little ones once in a while. You can start once they are six years old. It helps in unplugging from the routine life, motivates working in a team, fosters social skills, and helps connect with nature, family, and friends. Before you camp outside, you can even build a tent with blankets over two pieces of furniture.

26. Obstacle course

Make an obstacle course in the park or backyard of the house and let your child improve their gross motor skills. You can make them hop over the bricks, crawl under the chairs, stretch their hands and legs, and twirl around.

27. A family walk

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Take your child for a walk amidst the natural surroundings. It can be in the nearby woods or a park. Let them talk to you freely, share their feelings, explore nature, touch the flowers and leaves, and breathe in the fresh air. It could strengthen your bond and make them appreciate nature.

28. Picnic with friends and family

A picnic is a wonderful activity to keep children close to nature and loved ones. It is a good opportunity to play games, rest, hang around, and relish delicious homemade snacks. This activity strengthens the familial bond and also gives the child a break from the monotonous school life.

29. Cycling

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Encourage your six-year-old to cycle to keep them active, build muscle mass, boost confidence, strengthen social skills, improve navigational skills, and have unlimited fun. Once they are comfortable cycling, they can have bike rides with family and friends.

30. Backyard games

Hopscotch, hide and seek, bowling with recycled bottles, tire swing, and water play are a few simple outdoor activities that you can encourage your child to play. Ask them to call their neighborhood friends or cousins. Let them enjoy, have fun, and cherish their childhood days.

Some rejuvenating activities for 6-year-olds can be a great way to activate all their senses. Young children should not be limited to studies and schoolwork, rather they should be exposed to different activities. It will help them gain immense interest in extracurricular activities. Remember that their physical and mental development is possible only when they are more actively involved and interested in doing something they genuinely enjoy. Maybe a little push from your end could help them pursue these interests more seriously.

Key Pointers

Repeating tongue twisters can be fun for a six-year-old, improving reading and memory skills.

Activities such as Origami and acting out stories will help enhance their communication skills and imagination.

Introducing them to activities such as New words and Riddles will sharpen their focus and improve their attention.

Indoor activities like journaling will help in brain development, and outdoor activities like cycling will ensure their physical wellbeing.

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‘Things to do with kids’ is a phrase many parents have searched over the years. Free things, easy things, educational things… there are so many things to do with kids.

And with the school summer holidays and half terms, many mums and dads are after inspiration to help keep the kids engaged – be that a fun family day out in London a wander around a popular Gruffalo Trail or maybe some inspiring indoor activities for kids when the weather turns.

Stephanie Lowe , Family Editor at Goodto.com says; “To keep kids successfully entertained is the Holy Grail of parenting, especially during school holidays. Anything that keeps them engaged and maybe teaches along the way is a winner.”

We’ve compiled together a list of fabulous things to do with kids, including everything from crafts to games and activities that will help develop key skills too. And, bonus, most of these ideas are suitable for all ages, with some adult supervision required.

Things to do with kids

1. Create your own stickers

Everyone loves stickers! Using this handy guide, you can get crafty and learn how to make your own stickers using materials at home. It’s a super easy activity and kids will be wowed as they turn their very own drawings into stickers to cover their bedroom and bits with.

Ages: 4+

2. Go for a bike ride

Both adults and kids’ bikes can be bought for good prices on sites like GumTree and ebay , but be sure to check they’re selling in your local area.

Then all you have to do is take your new ride to the park (for the little ones) or the open road (for older kids).

Ages: 4+

3. Take a museum tour

Free museum tours are perfect to keep the kids engaged, educate them a little on new subjects and tire them out enough for bedtime all wrapped up in one activity. Take a look at our article on Free museums . We cover all museums across the UK.

They include Buckingham Palace, Edinburgh Castle and the Tower of London, along with those in the USA and Europe.

4. Join in with a Joe Wicks workout

That’s right, Joe Wicks is back is still a firm favourite with kids. Perfect for adults and children, enjoy a bit of bonding and via a HIIT workout. Discover where to watch Joe Wicks workouts and get stuck in with the kids this week.

Ages: 4+

5. Interview a family member

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Kids are curious, encourage this curiosity and help them set up an interview with a family member, challenge them to find out something you never knew. Maybe call it ‘pretend journalists’ or ‘pretend genealogists.

Questions to ask;

Where did you grow up?

Do you share a name with someone else in the family?

Did you have a nickname growing up?

When and where were you born?

Where was your first house?

What other houses did you live in?

Age: 9+

6.

Make your own puzzle
If you’ve got through all the puzzles follow this great WikiHow tutorial explains how to turn a family photo, a photo of your favourite pet, television show or characters from your favourite book into a DIY puzzle. It’s a great way to get the kids crafting and the step-by-step guide makes it a super simple activity.

Ages: 5+ (with adult supervision)

7. Create your own music video

TikTok exploded onto the scene in 2020 for the first time and now, everyone is a star with lip-syncing videos going viral every day. But you don’t have to join TikTok to have your own fun with lip-syncing, dancing, and miming.

Create your own music video and have fun with the whole family, simply using an iPhone. Get the kids to design the video, including what the lighting will be, what song is going to be sung, what everyone will wear, and what the set will look like.

Then use your iPhone, propped up on a surface, to record the video. Send to family and friends to give them a laugh.

8. Enjoy a virtual trip to the Aquarium

While a trip to the aquarium might rack up financially, the wonders of the deep blue sea are just a few clicks away thanks to the cameras installed in various tanks around the world.

The videos are either live or pre-recorded and uploaded by the aquariums themselves, so they’re great quality. Our favourite is the Monterey Bay Aquarium, as they have live cams for their fish, sharks, jellyfish and more.

Ages: 3+

9. Host a family Come Dine With Me

If you’ve already got the cooking down and the little ones are set to feature on The Great British Bake Off any day now, why not host your very own Come Dine with Me?

Each week, one member of the family comes up with a menu and cooks a starter, main and dessert.

It’s a great way to get everyone cooking in the kitchen. Older children or adults can help little ones with the choosing of the menu and cooking (beans on toast anyone?).

Use our recipe finder to discover some of the easy, delicious and quick recipes that kids of any age can make at home – from starters to desserts.

Ages: 5+

10. Take a virtual trip to the zoo

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Save on pennies with the zoos who also have live streams of the animals.

Our favourite is the famous San Diego Zoo live cams . They broadcast the daily lives of some of the most fascinating animals around, such as hippos, penguins, polar bears, tigers and more.

So whatever the little ones’ favourite animals are, they can get up close and personal in a way they would otherwise never have been able to. You could even set up a bingo game and the can stamp the animals they see.

Ages: 3+

11. Build an indoor fort with pillows

11. Build an indoor den with pillows

With the current cold weather, maybe a bike ride or a walk in the park isn’t for you.

Stay inside this week and build a den from pillows and sofa cushions instead. It’s as simple as it sounds and lets kids’ creativity go wild as they arrange the living room or their bedroom into a den and create their very own playground.

By giving your kids boundaries (showing them what they can build with) and autonomy (leaving them to it) to build what they want you’ll see creativity and engagement shoot up.

Ages: 4+

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12. Set up a marble run

Do you have a big bag of marbles? Or a selection of all, lightweight balls like ping pong calls? Create your very own marble run with the kids.

All you need to do is get creative with some toilet roll tubes and other cardboard to create an obstacle course for your marbles. See how long and complex you can make it, without stopping the track of the ball rolling.

Ages: 5+

13. Create pictures with melted crayons

This is definitely one for anyone whose craft drawer is overflowing with broken, used-up, or otherwise useless crayons.

Remove any paper or plastic wrapping from the crayon. Then using a hairdryer, melt the crayons onto paper or cardboard and create your very own work of art.

Ages: 7+

14. Learn how to code

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Any child that loves working away on an tablet or laptop might be interested in learning how to code. While it might be one for slightly older kids, even younger ones can join in with some of the fun activities that Learning Resources has put together.

Complete with fun characters to help them through the programme, it’s a low-stress activity that keeps little ones’ minds occupied – at least for a few hours.

Ages: 7+

15. Make a stop motion video

Stop motion videos are so much fun to make, so easy and loads of fun!

This video by Chloe Meyers is a great place to start. Once you’ve got all the basics covered you can create your very own stop motion videos using whatever you like. Lego and Playmobil figures work really well, but you could also make your own from scratch using playdough.

Ages: 8+

Create colourful ice sculptures from your freezer

All you need to make your very own colourful ice sculptures is a range of bowls, muffin tins or containers in different shapes and sizes, some food colouring and access to water and a freezer.

Add the food colouring and water into the containers (why not try loads of different colours in all the different containers to create a frozen rainbow?), then pop it in the fridge. Once frozen, take the containers out of the fridge and use some warm water to pop the ice from the container.

Stack the different shapes on top of each other to create your very own masterpiece! If they don’t stick together naturally, use a little warm water to melt the ice pieces together.

Ages: 5+

17. Play a biscuit board game

Sounds fun right? Biscuit board games come straight from the Great British Bake Off and when pulled off well, they do exactly what they say on the tin.

It’s a board game that you can eat. They’re super fun to make because there’s a designing process, a baking bit, and then importantly, a playing (and eating) bit. Just be sure to wash your hands before you dive in.

Ages: 6+

18. Get into painting

It may sound simple but painting is one of the best ways to keep kids busy in lockdown.

While galleries and craft clubs at museums might be off the table for now, that doesn’t mean that painting has to stop. There are loads of painting tutorials for kids online, so depending on their age, they can get stuck in with loads of exciting new painting techniques and ideas.

We love the tutorials by Gogh Box Art Crate – perfect for all ages!

Age: 7+

19. Make a play with a chatterbox (fortune teller)

In the spirit of thinking ahead, why not play around with a homemade fortune teller? Just like we all had in the playground! With a handy tutorial you and the little ones can create a fun chatterbox to try out with the family. Pick a number…open the flap…pick another number…find out your fortune – it’s as simple as that.

Ages: 4+

20. Make bath bombs

Whether it’s little ones splashing around in the colourful water, or adults taking a moment to relax with scented oils after a stressful day, a bath bomb is a winner in everyone’s books. And they’re so easy to make at home. So instead of splashing out on a fancy one, you can make one with some kitchen equipment and a few scented supplies.

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Find out how to make your own bath bomb for an afternoon of science experimenting and crafting fun with the kids.

Ages: 6+ (with parental supervision)

21. Visit a farm

Introduce your children to animals by taking them to a farm. Even if you live in a city, there are lots of city farms around the country, and many of them cost peanuts to get into. It’s also a great opportunity to get up close to wildlife if your child’s only previous contact has been with a cat or dog. Find your nearest free farm.

Age: 4+

22. Get stuck into a craft kit

Craft kits are the most affordable way to keep kids entertained for a whole afternoon. They can look after the garden’s wildlife with a ladybird house-making kit for example, or make a fun decorative piece for their bedroom with this unicorn dream catcher kit from Baker Ross.

Whether they love painting, sticking, gluing, or building, there’s something for everyone with so many out there to choose from. We’ve rounded up some of the other best buys in our selection of craft kits for kids .

Ages: 3+

23. Get crafty with toilet roll tubes

There’s nothing more classic to do on a rainy afternoon than to make crafts out of toilet roll . Whether it’s a new game made out of cardboard, a pen holder for the office, a new decoration for the kitchen…there are so many options.

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All you need to get started is a couple of empty toilet roll tubes, some paint and glue.

Ages: 3+

24. Get stuck into a PlayHooray activity sheet

While kids are sure to have homework and other tasks set by their school, breaking work up with play is vital to keeping minds focused. PlayHooray has printable activity sheets available for you to download with a whole host of fun games and craft projects, all set according to your child’s age. Get them here .

Ages: 6+

25. Teach them cross-stitch

Cross stitch is enjoying a new lease of life and is a great way to get kids involved in arts and craft. You can get special kits designed for younger children, so they won’t hurt themselves on the needles and the pattern will be easier to follow.

Age: 7+

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26. Mess around with doodling

Doodling isn’t just for the back of notebooks. If you’ve got plenty of scrap paper lying around the house, doodling is one of the best creative uses for it. Get your kids out of their shells and put their ideas and thoughts down on paper with some fun afternoon doodling.

Stuck for inspiration? There are loads of videos on Youtube about how to get them to start thinking of ideas, like this one .

Age: 3+

27. Do a science experiment

If your child has an interest in science, nurture it. There are loads of really fun (and safe) science D.I.Y experiments you can do, with just the objects in your home and ingredients in your kitchen. But for some of them, it might be best to move it into the garden – otherwise, you’ll be repainting the walls as well.

But science experiments like this Elephant’s Toothpaste experiment promise minimum mess and are really fun.

Age: 9+ (with parental supervision)

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28. Get messy with play dough

28. Get messy with play dough

Almost a rite of passage, play dough is easy to make up and you can scent and colour it any way you fancy.

We’ve got a fool proof play dough recipe plus lots of fun makes to do with it.

Age: All ages love play dough, but perhaps just make sure they’re at an age where they understand it’s not the best thing to eat.

29. Bake something tasty in the kitchen

Cooking is one of the best things to do with kids, it teaches them so much no matter their age. There are loads of simple recipes you can try out with your children. If you’re concerned about them getting things in and out of the oven, then why not try one of our no-bake cake recipes, which have to be chilled in the fridge. If they really love it, then why not challenge them to come up with different sandwich fillings for a fun afternoon tea ?

If you’re happy to get them baking, take a look at our easy baking recipes for kids. Everyone loves cakes and encouraging your kids to help you make one of their favourites should be lots of fun. See our cooking with kids recipes here.

Age: 2+

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30. Have a pancake flipping contest

Pancakes have a simple recipe and are easy to make, and flipping is so much fun.

It’s a minimal mess with maximum fun. See who can flip the most pancakes then tuck in and enjoy the delicious crepes, American pancakes, or Scotch pancakes for lunch, dinner, or dessert. Whatever you fancy.

It’s a game that’s cheap to pull together and suitable for kids of all ages as you can always move the pancake from a hot pan into a cold one before little ones get flipping.

Discover our range of pancake recipes and toppings for pancakes on the website.

Ages: 4+

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31. Write a story

Use your imaginations and write a story together. It doesn’t have to be original, the kids could write down their favourite fairy tale and just change the ending if they feel like it.

Another great idea is to write chain stories with family members. Each person writes a paragraph and then shows the final line only to the next writer. Once the final person has written their section, read the whole story out loud – it’s usually pretty funny!

For more inspiration take a look at story starters , which provide lots of creative writing prompts for children.

Age: 6+

32. Make a lava lamp

Lava lamps are not only colourful accessories for your home and an exciting craft activity for kids, they’re a great way to teach them about chemical reaction and density. So learning how to make a lava lamp is a great science experiment to keep them learning.

Ages: 5+

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33. Make a scavenger hunt

Come up with a list of odd and fun items for your kids to find. They can hunt around the house or your garden.

Suggested items can be: a stamp, a straw, a rubber band, a penny dated in a particular decade (before the kids were born, or perhaps have them find one in the year the birthday child was born), or a toothpick. If you live in the country or go to a park, some suggestions are a pine cone, a worm, a bug, a white rock, something red, or a feather.

Age: 8+

34. Get them gardening

Gardening is one of our favourite things to do with kids! Even though it’s a little cold at the moment, it’s something you can still get stuck into.

Growing plants is great fun and it’s even more fun, if they can watch their work get bigger and flower in front of their eyes. There are lots of plants that even a young child can grow without too much trouble, from small trees to herbs and vegetables.

If you don’t have a garden, then a window box or small pots are the answer and it won’t matter what time of year you plant them. Try growing herbs like basil, parsley or cress – that way they can eat them once they’ve grown.

Age: 5+

35. Make a sundial

Teach your kids how people used to tell the time before clocks and watches were invented. All you need is a compass to find out where north is and then put a stick in the ground and watch the shadow change position as the sun moves.

Age: 7+

36. Create a keepsake box with pressed flowers

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! This outdoor crafting activity for kids is a great way to get them in the garden and soaking up the sunshine over the Easter holidays.

You will need:

– A cardboard box – Paper – A few heavy books – Freshly cut flowers – A glue stick – Paint/felt tips/glitter – collage materials of your choice for extra decoration

What to do:

1. Gather some freshly cut flowers. 2. Open up a heavy book and place paper over both pages to keep them clean. 3. Lay a flower on top of one of the pieces of paper, so that the other will cover it when the book is closed. Make sure you only put only one flower in between each sheet – you can put multiple sheets in one book, though. 4. Close the book, and weigh it down with more books. Do the same for the rest of the flowers, and leave them for about two weeks. 5. Start decorating. Give each child a cardboard box (shoe boxes are perfect) and get them to design the background using paint or any craft materials you have at home. 6. Once the flowers are pressed, carefully take them out of the books and glue them on the box. Be sure to put the glue on the box itself rather than the flower. 7. Once the flowers are stuck down, leave them to dry and they’ll have the perfect homemade keepsake box for keeping things that bring back special memories.

Ages: 5+

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37. Join a craft club

Hobbycraft launched an online version of their popular Kids’ Craft Club . Every day they posted a new crafting idea on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram stories around a theme, like space, colouring, family portraits, origami. That means there are now loads of fun crafting ideas on the Hobbycraft website and social media channels.

All you have to do is head to the Ideas Hub for instructions on how to get going.

Perfect for keeping mini-makers busy at home!

Ages: 4+

38. Indoor treasure hunt

A treasure hunt is a great way to connect and engage with little ones by creating a fun game with their favourite treats.

Hide small chocolates or sweets around the house (but remember where you put them, otherwise you’ll be stepping on foil wrappers for weeks!) and create a set of clues for your kids to use, then set them loose to hunt down all that buried treasure.

Ages: 7+

39. Make a bird feeder

Wildlife is always visiting gardens and window boxes. Make them feel at home and watch pretty birds flock to your outdoor space with this easy-to-make feeder craft.

Made using ingredients from your cupboards and some basic crafting supplies, there’s no shortage of fun to be had as you learn how to make a bird feeder.

Ages: 5+

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40. Listen to some stories

From Monday 6 April, children’s publisher Puffin will be airing 20-minute storytime episodes, every weekday at 3:30pm on their YouTube channel as well as on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter .

The sessions will include readings and draw-alongs with authors and illustrators, designed to get kids joining in at home. As Puffin is known for classics like Charlotte’s Web, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and Roald Dahl’s The BFG, we’re expecting exciting things!

Ages: 7+

41.

Practice mindfulness
Online yoga classes for kids have been popular for the last couple of years, combining physical exercise with mindfulness.

It can be tricky to get little ones sitting down for just five minutes so you might be sceptical of them doing yoga. But it’s not all about the downward dog, there are loads of child-orientated videos that make yoga fun for kids – using stories, characters and playfulness. And you can join in too.

Check out some of the great videos on Youtube with Cosmic Kids Yoga.

Ages: 2+

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

You might have heard of dip-dying and tie-dying, but have you had a go at ice-dying yet? This fun activity combines DYLON fabric dyes with just the ice in your freezer to completely re-vamp old clothes and linens.

Pick a colour (that you won’t mind seeing ALL around the house) and try it out today, with this handy ice dying step-by-step guide. As things to do with kids go this is a great idea!

Ages: 9+

43.

Create a memory box
The folks at Write from the Heart have come up with a great activity to keep little ones and adults busy. A memory box will keep imaginations flowing and small hands occupied, creating something they can continue to contribute towards in the future.

Pick a box that’s big enough to hold lots of items – like a wooden one – then get decorating. They could write their name on the box, cover it with glitter and draw all their favourite memories from the last couple of years. Then sit down with them and look through family photos and other memories to put into the box.

Ages: 7+

44. Create some flying paper planes

Use up all that scrap paper that was destined for the recycling and build a fleet of paper airplanes. Then you can launch them from an upstairs window, or in the back garden. You could make different kinds and see which one flies the furthest. Follow these simple steps for perfect planes.

Age: 5+

45.

Make a wormery in your back garden
If you’re feeling really green-fingered, then you can also try helping them collect worms for their own wormery. Just after it rains is the best time to hunt for worms.

Once you’ve collected five or so then put them in a large Tupperware box or old ice-cream tub with some soil. Make holes in the top so they can breathe. Then you’ll be able to feed the worms food scraps, including eggshells and vegetable peelings. The worms will make great compost, which you’ll be able to use in your garden.

Age: 7+

46. Make paper mache

So much fun can be had with just a balloon and some glue. This paper mache recipe will take you through exactly how to make the gooey mixture (maybe do it in the garden to be safe) that will keep your child entertained for hours on end.

Ages: 6+

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47. Become a model maker

What kid doesn’t love getting their hands dirty? Get some modelling clay, a plastic knife and mould away. You can even buy self-hardening clay if you want them to become permanent.

Age: 8+

48. Play a board game

It’s a classic, but a good one! There are some amazing board games for kids out there. We love playing Articulate, the describing game as it’s great for everyone of all ages and you can also get a special kids version . Scattergories, Scrabble and of course, Monopoly are always winners too.

Age: 7+

49. Take a walk

Walking is a great way to get familiar with your surroundings. Whether you live in a city, town or the country, there will be places to go they’ve never been before.

Think of somewhere with spectacular views, or a part of your local area that has lots of history attached to it – the local cemetery is often a great bet with kids. If you’re not sure where to go, enter your location into the Woodland Trust website for lots of ideas.

Age: 6+

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50.

Get them to make a map
50. Get them to make a map

You draw the squares on a large sheet of paper and see how easy they find it to draw the local neighbourhood. Get them to imagine they’re a bird in the sky looking down. Not as easy as it sounds.

Age: 9+

51. Have a karaoke competition

If you have a games console, then something like SingStar is fantastic. Alternatively, karaoke CDs cost very little from music stores. Make sure you sing along to some of the songs as well. There’s nothing like embarrassing yourself to entertain your kids.

Age: 8+

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52. Make a family tree

How much do your kids know about their family? Do they know anything about your parents’ parents? Not only is drawing family trees fun, but it is also one of our favourite things to do with kids to teach them a bit about history. You may unearth some really interesting stories about your own family that you never knew.

Age: 9+

53. Paint Rocks

This has a two-pronged attack for keeping kids engaged. First up you go rock hunting. Being outside gives kids time to move their bodies and a natural environment reduces stress and fatigue in little ones too. Once you’ve collected the rocks, grab markers or paints and stickers and go to town on designing and colouring them in.

Age: 2+

54. Learn origami

The ancient Japanese art of paper folding is easy to do and one of the cheapest things to do with kids. You can fold a sheet of paper into pretty much anything, as long as you’ve got a pattern – and making paper animals is one of the best ways to entertain your kids on a rainy afternoon. Origami-instructions.com is a great place to start.

Age: 8+

55. Do some junk modelling

55. Do some junk modelling

Get together a load of things like egg boxes, cereal cartons, plastic milk bottles and let their imaginations run riot. If you get some friends round and ask them to bring their own junk, it becomes even more fun. You just need to provide the sticky tape, scissors, glue and paint and keep an eye on them.

Age: 6+

56. Put on a play or comedy show

Encourage your child’s creative side and get them to prepare a comedy routine with a few knock-knock jokes that’ll have the whole family in stitches. Or find a box of dressing-up clothes and have them come up with a story for a play. You might need to help them with some ideas (princess trapped in a castle; stranded on a desert island are two). Don’t forget you’ll also have to sit through the performance. If they’re feeling extra creative, they could have a go at making their own puppet theatre .

Age: 6+

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57. Build an outdoor den

Taking them out to the great outdoors is one of the best things to do with kids. All you need is a large blanket or sheet and some cushions and let them pretend they’re in a tropical rainforest, or somewhere similar. A large box is also a great idea for a cave – this is likely to entertain them for hours.

Age: 5+

58. Teach them to knit

Test their skills with a pair of needles? Never done it yourself? Read our guide on how to knit. And, for some fantastic knitting patterns, including cute and cuddly toys for kids, visit our sister site Women’s Weekly.

Age: 7+

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59. Make a rain gauge

Making a weather station is one of the best things to do with kids to get them outdoors. Get the kids learning science at home by setting up a homemade weather station in the garden. A rain gauge will measure how much rain falls (perfect for the weather we get here!), a wind vane will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

How to make a rain gauge

You just need an empty two-litre plastic bottle, which you cut two thirds of the way up. Then turn the top part of the bottle upside down and place it in the bottom part using sticky tape to secure.

Use a ruler to make a scale in centimetres on a piece of tape and stick it on the bottle.

Find an open space in the garden away from any shelter and dig a hole to bury the gauge so that around 5cm of it is sticking out of the ground.

Then simply check your rain gauge every day at the same time, measure the amount of rain it has collected and empty the bottle.

60. Make a wind vane

The second part of your weather station is a wind vane. It will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

Draw a 25cm arrow on a piece of card and cut it out, then draw around the arrow to make another one and cut it out.

Place a pen top between the two arrows and glue together. Get four matchsticks and a cork and push the matchsticks into the long side of the cork at right angles to each other.

Label four pieces of card with N, S, E, W and attach these to the ends of the matchsticks with Blu-tack.

Fill a bottle with sand and push a knitting needle into the cork and then push into the sand. Balance the arrow on top of the needle and place the wind vane in an open area using a compass to point the N label North. The arrow will show you the direction the wind is blowing from.

61. Fruit picking

For a cheap and fun way to entertain the kids during the summer months visit your local strawberry picking farm from late May or go apple picking from August, plus other seasonal fruits. And, it’s one of the best things to do with kids to get them to eat their five portions of fruit and veg. After they’ve gathered their fruits, teach them to make fruit cakes, pudding and even jam.

Don’t forget to pack a picnic and make the most of your day – lots of the places on our list have plenty of other activities available, from tractor and pony rides through to cooking classes.

Age: 3+

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62. Make a miniature garden

Don’t ditch the foil trays that ready meals come in. They make great containers for a mini garden. You’ll just need a bit of tack to stick the rocks and twigs in. Add some toy figures to make it more lifelike. You could also use sand to make it a beach scene.

Age: 7+

63. Catch a movie

Netflix may be easier to get your hands on, but nothing beats the thrill of a trip to the local cinema. If you’re on a budget, many have Saturday morning kids films. Alternatively, it’s always cheaper to go during the day.

Do a home movie, and check out the 50 family movies every child should watch before they turn 16.

Age: 7+

64. Host a dance party

Invite around some of your kids’ friends, put together a new playlist and let them dance till they drop. All you’ll have to do is provide drinks and snacks!

This is one of the best things to do with kids to tire them out before bedtime. If they’re more into acting than dancing, hold a Hollywood party instead.

Age: 8+

65. Play some sport

Out of lockdown, most local leisure centres have loads of opportunities to learn new sports, from martial arts to badminton, football to trampolining, swimming to tennis. What’s more, they usually provide the equipment so you won’t have to shell out for lots of expensive kit, until they’re totally hooked! Cycling is another great activity for youngsters. Of course, this new pursuit might require the purchase of a kids’ bike, but there are some great model options out there.

If you have to stay in the house for whatever reason and are lucky enough to have a garden, get them outside playing. Whether it’s badminton over the garden table or throw-and-catch on the grass, it will keep them moving.

Age: 7+

66. Check out your local library

If you haven’t managed to create a bookworm, then this could be the perfect place to start. Out of lockdown, there’s something for everyone here, regardless of whether they’re a sports buff, adventure fan or prefer something more romantic. Best of all, if they find some they like, it costs nothing to take them out! Find your local library.

Age: 6+

67. Seaside trip

You’re never that far from the beach in the UK, and even if the sun’s not shining, it can be great fun, walking along the beach looking for ‘lost treasure’. You can find crabs and barnacles in rock pools, lots of shells, and amazing coloured pebbles.

Age: 2+

68. Find an old ruin

Castles are magical places and capture the imagination of most boys and girls, who love crossing moats, running up and down spiral staircases and looking at cannons. Find the best value castles to visit.

Age: 6+

69. Listen to a podcast

Choose and listen to a podcast as a family. Either all together on the speaker or set it as ‘homework’ to all listen to it and then sit together and discuss it on the weekend. It’s a great way to kick start conversations, and you can take it in turn to choose a new one each week.

Age: 12+

70. Keepy Uppy

Keepy Uppy is also known as ‘don’t let the balloon touch the ground’. It lends hours of fun and helps to build team trust. The main goal; the balloon must never touch the ground.

Age: 3+

71. Balance like a pro

Challenge your kids to balance a bean bag, book, or cushion on their body while moving like an animal. They can balance it on their head and hop like a kangaroo, balance it on their back and run on all fours like a cheetah, the choice is theirs. This helps with creativity, understanding their body, and problem-solving.

Age: 5+

72. Host a tea party

Have your little ones create the invites, then they can pop round to friends and family – or just their toys – to deliver them. Next, they help you to make the tiny cucumber sandwiches, set the table, and get the teacups out. Ready for a real-life tea party.

Ages: 4+

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‘Things to do with kids’ is a phrase many parents have searched over the years. Free things, easy things, educational things… there are so many things to do with kids.

And with the school summer holidays and half terms, many mums and dads are after inspiration to help keep the kids engaged – be that a fun family day out in London a wander around a popular Gruffalo Trail or maybe some inspiring indoor activities for kids when the weather turns.

Stephanie Lowe , Family Editor at Goodto.com says; “To keep kids successfully entertained is the Holy Grail of parenting, especially during school holidays. Anything that keeps them engaged and maybe teaches along the way is a winner.”

We’ve compiled together a list of fabulous things to do with kids, including everything from crafts to games and activities that will help develop key skills too. And, bonus, most of these ideas are suitable for all ages, with some adult supervision required.

Things to do with kids

1. Create your own stickers

Everyone loves stickers! Using this handy guide, you can get crafty and learn how to make your own stickers using materials at home. It’s a super easy activity and kids will be wowed as they turn their very own drawings into stickers to cover their bedroom and bits with.

Ages: 4+

2. Go for a bike ride

Both adults and kids’ bikes can be bought for good prices on sites like GumTree and ebay , but be sure to check they’re selling in your local area.

Then all you have to do is take your new ride to the park (for the little ones) or the open road (for older kids).

Ages: 4+

3. Take a museum tour

Free museum tours are perfect to keep the kids engaged, educate them a little on new subjects and tire them out enough for bedtime all wrapped up in one activity. Take a look at our article on Free museums . We cover all museums across the UK.

They include Buckingham Palace, Edinburgh Castle and the Tower of London, along with those in the USA and Europe.

4. Join in with a Joe Wicks workout

That’s right, Joe Wicks is back is still a firm favourite with kids. Perfect for adults and children, enjoy a bit of bonding and via a HIIT workout. Discover where to watch Joe Wicks workouts and get stuck in with the kids this week.

Ages: 4+

5. Interview a family member

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Kids are curious, encourage this curiosity and help them set up an interview with a family member, challenge them to find out something you never knew. Maybe call it ‘pretend journalists’ or ‘pretend genealogists.

Questions to ask;

Where did you grow up?

Do you share a name with someone else in the family?

Did you have a nickname growing up?

When and where were you born?

Where was your first house?

What other houses did you live in?

Age: 9+

6.

Make your own puzzle
If you’ve got through all the puzzles follow this great WikiHow tutorial explains how to turn a family photo, a photo of your favourite pet, television show or characters from your favourite book into a DIY puzzle. It’s a great way to get the kids crafting and the step-by-step guide makes it a super simple activity.

Ages: 5+ (with adult supervision)

7. Create your own music video

TikTok exploded onto the scene in 2020 for the first time and now, everyone is a star with lip-syncing videos going viral every day. But you don’t have to join TikTok to have your own fun with lip-syncing, dancing, and miming.

Create your own music video and have fun with the whole family, simply using an iPhone. Get the kids to design the video, including what the lighting will be, what song is going to be sung, what everyone will wear, and what the set will look like.

Then use your iPhone, propped up on a surface, to record the video. Send to family and friends to give them a laugh.

8. Enjoy a virtual trip to the Aquarium

While a trip to the aquarium might rack up financially, the wonders of the deep blue sea are just a few clicks away thanks to the cameras installed in various tanks around the world.

The videos are either live or pre-recorded and uploaded by the aquariums themselves, so they’re great quality. Our favourite is the Monterey Bay Aquarium, as they have live cams for their fish, sharks, jellyfish and more.

Ages: 3+

9. Host a family Come Dine With Me

If you’ve already got the cooking down and the little ones are set to feature on The Great British Bake Off any day now, why not host your very own Come Dine with Me?

Each week, one member of the family comes up with a menu and cooks a starter, main and dessert.

It’s a great way to get everyone cooking in the kitchen. Older children or adults can help little ones with the choosing of the menu and cooking (beans on toast anyone?).

Use our recipe finder to discover some of the easy, delicious and quick recipes that kids of any age can make at home – from starters to desserts.

Ages: 5+

10. Take a virtual trip to the zoo

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Save on pennies with the zoos who also have live streams of the animals.

Our favourite is the famous San Diego Zoo live cams . They broadcast the daily lives of some of the most fascinating animals around, such as hippos, penguins, polar bears, tigers and more.

So whatever the little ones’ favourite animals are, they can get up close and personal in a way they would otherwise never have been able to. You could even set up a bingo game and the can stamp the animals they see.

Ages: 3+

11. Build an indoor fort with pillows

11. Build an indoor den with pillows

With the current cold weather, maybe a bike ride or a walk in the park isn’t for you.

Stay inside this week and build a den from pillows and sofa cushions instead. It’s as simple as it sounds and lets kids’ creativity go wild as they arrange the living room or their bedroom into a den and create their very own playground.

By giving your kids boundaries (showing them what they can build with) and autonomy (leaving them to it) to build what they want you’ll see creativity and engagement shoot up.

Ages: 4+

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12. Set up a marble run

Do you have a big bag of marbles? Or a selection of all, lightweight balls like ping pong calls? Create your very own marble run with the kids.

All you need to do is get creative with some toilet roll tubes and other cardboard to create an obstacle course for your marbles. See how long and complex you can make it, without stopping the track of the ball rolling.

Ages: 5+

13. Create pictures with melted crayons

This is definitely one for anyone whose craft drawer is overflowing with broken, used-up, or otherwise useless crayons.

Remove any paper or plastic wrapping from the crayon. Then using a hairdryer, melt the crayons onto paper or cardboard and create your very own work of art.

Ages: 7+

14. Learn how to code

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Any child that loves working away on an tablet or laptop might be interested in learning how to code. While it might be one for slightly older kids, even younger ones can join in with some of the fun activities that Learning Resources has put together.

Complete with fun characters to help them through the programme, it’s a low-stress activity that keeps little ones’ minds occupied – at least for a few hours.

Ages: 7+

15. Make a stop motion video

Stop motion videos are so much fun to make, so easy and loads of fun!

This video by Chloe Meyers is a great place to start. Once you’ve got all the basics covered you can create your very own stop motion videos using whatever you like. Lego and Playmobil figures work really well, but you could also make your own from scratch using playdough.

Ages: 8+

Create colourful ice sculptures from your freezer

All you need to make your very own colourful ice sculptures is a range of bowls, muffin tins or containers in different shapes and sizes, some food colouring and access to water and a freezer.

Add the food colouring and water into the containers (why not try loads of different colours in all the different containers to create a frozen rainbow?), then pop it in the fridge. Once frozen, take the containers out of the fridge and use some warm water to pop the ice from the container.

Stack the different shapes on top of each other to create your very own masterpiece! If they don’t stick together naturally, use a little warm water to melt the ice pieces together.

Ages: 5+

17. Play a biscuit board game

Sounds fun right? Biscuit board games come straight from the Great British Bake Off and when pulled off well, they do exactly what they say on the tin.

It’s a board game that you can eat. They’re super fun to make because there’s a designing process, a baking bit, and then importantly, a playing (and eating) bit. Just be sure to wash your hands before you dive in.

Ages: 6+

18. Get into painting

It may sound simple but painting is one of the best ways to keep kids busy in lockdown.

While galleries and craft clubs at museums might be off the table for now, that doesn’t mean that painting has to stop. There are loads of painting tutorials for kids online, so depending on their age, they can get stuck in with loads of exciting new painting techniques and ideas.

We love the tutorials by Gogh Box Art Crate – perfect for all ages!

Age: 7+

19. Make a play with a chatterbox (fortune teller)

In the spirit of thinking ahead, why not play around with a homemade fortune teller? Just like we all had in the playground! With a handy tutorial you and the little ones can create a fun chatterbox to try out with the family. Pick a number…open the flap…pick another number…find out your fortune – it’s as simple as that.

Ages: 4+

20. Make bath bombs

Whether it’s little ones splashing around in the colourful water, or adults taking a moment to relax with scented oils after a stressful day, a bath bomb is a winner in everyone’s books. And they’re so easy to make at home. So instead of splashing out on a fancy one, you can make one with some kitchen equipment and a few scented supplies.

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Find out how to make your own bath bomb for an afternoon of science experimenting and crafting fun with the kids.

Ages: 6+ (with parental supervision)

21. Visit a farm

Introduce your children to animals by taking them to a farm. Even if you live in a city, there are lots of city farms around the country, and many of them cost peanuts to get into. It’s also a great opportunity to get up close to wildlife if your child’s only previous contact has been with a cat or dog. Find your nearest free farm.

Age: 4+

22. Get stuck into a craft kit

Craft kits are the most affordable way to keep kids entertained for a whole afternoon. They can look after the garden’s wildlife with a ladybird house-making kit for example, or make a fun decorative piece for their bedroom with this unicorn dream catcher kit from Baker Ross.

Whether they love painting, sticking, gluing, or building, there’s something for everyone with so many out there to choose from. We’ve rounded up some of the other best buys in our selection of craft kits for kids .

Ages: 3+

23. Get crafty with toilet roll tubes

There’s nothing more classic to do on a rainy afternoon than to make crafts out of toilet roll . Whether it’s a new game made out of cardboard, a pen holder for the office, a new decoration for the kitchen…there are so many options.

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All you need to get started is a couple of empty toilet roll tubes, some paint and glue.

Ages: 3+

24. Get stuck into a PlayHooray activity sheet

While kids are sure to have homework and other tasks set by their school, breaking work up with play is vital to keeping minds focused. PlayHooray has printable activity sheets available for you to download with a whole host of fun games and craft projects, all set according to your child’s age. Get them here .

Ages: 6+

25. Teach them cross-stitch

Cross stitch is enjoying a new lease of life and is a great way to get kids involved in arts and craft. You can get special kits designed for younger children, so they won’t hurt themselves on the needles and the pattern will be easier to follow.

Age: 7+

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26. Mess around with doodling

Doodling isn’t just for the back of notebooks. If you’ve got plenty of scrap paper lying around the house, doodling is one of the best creative uses for it. Get your kids out of their shells and put their ideas and thoughts down on paper with some fun afternoon doodling.

Stuck for inspiration? There are loads of videos on Youtube about how to get them to start thinking of ideas, like this one .

Age: 3+

27. Do a science experiment

If your child has an interest in science, nurture it. There are loads of really fun (and safe) science D.I.Y experiments you can do, with just the objects in your home and ingredients in your kitchen. But for some of them, it might be best to move it into the garden – otherwise, you’ll be repainting the walls as well.

But science experiments like this Elephant’s Toothpaste experiment promise minimum mess and are really fun.

Age: 9+ (with parental supervision)

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28. Get messy with play dough

28. Get messy with play dough

Almost a rite of passage, play dough is easy to make up and you can scent and colour it any way you fancy.

We’ve got a fool proof play dough recipe plus lots of fun makes to do with it.

Age: All ages love play dough, but perhaps just make sure they’re at an age where they understand it’s not the best thing to eat.

29. Bake something tasty in the kitchen

Cooking is one of the best things to do with kids, it teaches them so much no matter their age. There are loads of simple recipes you can try out with your children. If you’re concerned about them getting things in and out of the oven, then why not try one of our no-bake cake recipes, which have to be chilled in the fridge. If they really love it, then why not challenge them to come up with different sandwich fillings for a fun afternoon tea ?

If you’re happy to get them baking, take a look at our easy baking recipes for kids. Everyone loves cakes and encouraging your kids to help you make one of their favourites should be lots of fun. See our cooking with kids recipes here.

Age: 2+

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30. Have a pancake flipping contest

Pancakes have a simple recipe and are easy to make, and flipping is so much fun.

It’s a minimal mess with maximum fun. See who can flip the most pancakes then tuck in and enjoy the delicious crepes, American pancakes, or Scotch pancakes for lunch, dinner, or dessert. Whatever you fancy.

It’s a game that’s cheap to pull together and suitable for kids of all ages as you can always move the pancake from a hot pan into a cold one before little ones get flipping.

Discover our range of pancake recipes and toppings for pancakes on the website.

Ages: 4+

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31. Write a story

Use your imaginations and write a story together. It doesn’t have to be original, the kids could write down their favourite fairy tale and just change the ending if they feel like it.

Another great idea is to write chain stories with family members. Each person writes a paragraph and then shows the final line only to the next writer. Once the final person has written their section, read the whole story out loud – it’s usually pretty funny!

For more inspiration take a look at story starters , which provide lots of creative writing prompts for children.

Age: 6+

32. Make a lava lamp

Lava lamps are not only colourful accessories for your home and an exciting craft activity for kids, they’re a great way to teach them about chemical reaction and density. So learning how to make a lava lamp is a great science experiment to keep them learning.

Ages: 5+

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33. Make a scavenger hunt

Come up with a list of odd and fun items for your kids to find. They can hunt around the house or your garden.

Suggested items can be: a stamp, a straw, a rubber band, a penny dated in a particular decade (before the kids were born, or perhaps have them find one in the year the birthday child was born), or a toothpick. If you live in the country or go to a park, some suggestions are a pine cone, a worm, a bug, a white rock, something red, or a feather.

Age: 8+

34. Get them gardening

Gardening is one of our favourite things to do with kids! Even though it’s a little cold at the moment, it’s something you can still get stuck into.

Growing plants is great fun and it’s even more fun, if they can watch their work get bigger and flower in front of their eyes. There are lots of plants that even a young child can grow without too much trouble, from small trees to herbs and vegetables.

If you don’t have a garden, then a window box or small pots are the answer and it won’t matter what time of year you plant them. Try growing herbs like basil, parsley or cress – that way they can eat them once they’ve grown.

Age: 5+

35. Make a sundial

Teach your kids how people used to tell the time before clocks and watches were invented. All you need is a compass to find out where north is and then put a stick in the ground and watch the shadow change position as the sun moves.

Age: 7+

36. Create a keepsake box with pressed flowers

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! This outdoor crafting activity for kids is a great way to get them in the garden and soaking up the sunshine over the Easter holidays.

You will need:

– A cardboard box – Paper – A few heavy books – Freshly cut flowers – A glue stick – Paint/felt tips/glitter – collage materials of your choice for extra decoration

What to do:

1. Gather some freshly cut flowers. 2. Open up a heavy book and place paper over both pages to keep them clean. 3. Lay a flower on top of one of the pieces of paper, so that the other will cover it when the book is closed. Make sure you only put only one flower in between each sheet – you can put multiple sheets in one book, though. 4. Close the book, and weigh it down with more books. Do the same for the rest of the flowers, and leave them for about two weeks. 5. Start decorating. Give each child a cardboard box (shoe boxes are perfect) and get them to design the background using paint or any craft materials you have at home. 6. Once the flowers are pressed, carefully take them out of the books and glue them on the box. Be sure to put the glue on the box itself rather than the flower. 7. Once the flowers are stuck down, leave them to dry and they’ll have the perfect homemade keepsake box for keeping things that bring back special memories.

Ages: 5+

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37. Join a craft club

Hobbycraft launched an online version of their popular Kids’ Craft Club . Every day they posted a new crafting idea on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram stories around a theme, like space, colouring, family portraits, origami. That means there are now loads of fun crafting ideas on the Hobbycraft website and social media channels.

All you have to do is head to the Ideas Hub for instructions on how to get going.

Perfect for keeping mini-makers busy at home!

Ages: 4+

38. Indoor treasure hunt

A treasure hunt is a great way to connect and engage with little ones by creating a fun game with their favourite treats.

Hide small chocolates or sweets around the house (but remember where you put them, otherwise you’ll be stepping on foil wrappers for weeks!) and create a set of clues for your kids to use, then set them loose to hunt down all that buried treasure.

Ages: 7+

39. Make a bird feeder

Wildlife is always visiting gardens and window boxes. Make them feel at home and watch pretty birds flock to your outdoor space with this easy-to-make feeder craft.

Made using ingredients from your cupboards and some basic crafting supplies, there’s no shortage of fun to be had as you learn how to make a bird feeder.

Ages: 5+

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40. Listen to some stories

From Monday 6 April, children’s publisher Puffin will be airing 20-minute storytime episodes, every weekday at 3:30pm on their YouTube channel as well as on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter .

The sessions will include readings and draw-alongs with authors and illustrators, designed to get kids joining in at home. As Puffin is known for classics like Charlotte’s Web, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and Roald Dahl’s The BFG, we’re expecting exciting things!

Ages: 7+

41.

Practice mindfulness
Online yoga classes for kids have been popular for the last couple of years, combining physical exercise with mindfulness.

It can be tricky to get little ones sitting down for just five minutes so you might be sceptical of them doing yoga. But it’s not all about the downward dog, there are loads of child-orientated videos that make yoga fun for kids – using stories, characters and playfulness. And you can join in too.

Check out some of the great videos on Youtube with Cosmic Kids Yoga.

Ages: 2+

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

You might have heard of dip-dying and tie-dying, but have you had a go at ice-dying yet? This fun activity combines DYLON fabric dyes with just the ice in your freezer to completely re-vamp old clothes and linens.

Pick a colour (that you won’t mind seeing ALL around the house) and try it out today, with this handy ice dying step-by-step guide. As things to do with kids go this is a great idea!

Ages: 9+

43.

Create a memory box
The folks at Write from the Heart have come up with a great activity to keep little ones and adults busy. A memory box will keep imaginations flowing and small hands occupied, creating something they can continue to contribute towards in the future.

Pick a box that’s big enough to hold lots of items – like a wooden one – then get decorating. They could write their name on the box, cover it with glitter and draw all their favourite memories from the last couple of years. Then sit down with them and look through family photos and other memories to put into the box.

Ages: 7+

44. Create some flying paper planes

Use up all that scrap paper that was destined for the recycling and build a fleet of paper airplanes. Then you can launch them from an upstairs window, or in the back garden. You could make different kinds and see which one flies the furthest. Follow these simple steps for perfect planes.

Age: 5+

45.

Make a wormery in your back garden
If you’re feeling really green-fingered, then you can also try helping them collect worms for their own wormery. Just after it rains is the best time to hunt for worms.

Once you’ve collected five or so then put them in a large Tupperware box or old ice-cream tub with some soil. Make holes in the top so they can breathe. Then you’ll be able to feed the worms food scraps, including eggshells and vegetable peelings. The worms will make great compost, which you’ll be able to use in your garden.

Age: 7+

46. Make paper mache

So much fun can be had with just a balloon and some glue. This paper mache recipe will take you through exactly how to make the gooey mixture (maybe do it in the garden to be safe) that will keep your child entertained for hours on end.

Ages: 6+

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47. Become a model maker

What kid doesn’t love getting their hands dirty? Get some modelling clay, a plastic knife and mould away. You can even buy self-hardening clay if you want them to become permanent.

Age: 8+

48. Play a board game

It’s a classic, but a good one! There are some amazing board games for kids out there. We love playing Articulate, the describing game as it’s great for everyone of all ages and you can also get a special kids version . Scattergories, Scrabble and of course, Monopoly are always winners too.

Age: 7+

49. Take a walk

Walking is a great way to get familiar with your surroundings. Whether you live in a city, town or the country, there will be places to go they’ve never been before.

Think of somewhere with spectacular views, or a part of your local area that has lots of history attached to it – the local cemetery is often a great bet with kids. If you’re not sure where to go, enter your location into the Woodland Trust website for lots of ideas.

Age: 6+

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50.

Get them to make a map
50. Get them to make a map

You draw the squares on a large sheet of paper and see how easy they find it to draw the local neighbourhood. Get them to imagine they’re a bird in the sky looking down. Not as easy as it sounds.

Age: 9+

51. Have a karaoke competition

If you have a games console, then something like SingStar is fantastic. Alternatively, karaoke CDs cost very little from music stores. Make sure you sing along to some of the songs as well. There’s nothing like embarrassing yourself to entertain your kids.

Age: 8+

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52. Make a family tree

How much do your kids know about their family? Do they know anything about your parents’ parents? Not only is drawing family trees fun, but it is also one of our favourite things to do with kids to teach them a bit about history. You may unearth some really interesting stories about your own family that you never knew.

Age: 9+

53. Paint Rocks

This has a two-pronged attack for keeping kids engaged. First up you go rock hunting. Being outside gives kids time to move their bodies and a natural environment reduces stress and fatigue in little ones too. Once you’ve collected the rocks, grab markers or paints and stickers and go to town on designing and colouring them in.

Age: 2+

54. Learn origami

The ancient Japanese art of paper folding is easy to do and one of the cheapest things to do with kids. You can fold a sheet of paper into pretty much anything, as long as you’ve got a pattern – and making paper animals is one of the best ways to entertain your kids on a rainy afternoon. Origami-instructions.com is a great place to start.

Age: 8+

55. Do some junk modelling

55. Do some junk modelling

Get together a load of things like egg boxes, cereal cartons, plastic milk bottles and let their imaginations run riot. If you get some friends round and ask them to bring their own junk, it becomes even more fun. You just need to provide the sticky tape, scissors, glue and paint and keep an eye on them.

Age: 6+

56. Put on a play or comedy show

Encourage your child’s creative side and get them to prepare a comedy routine with a few knock-knock jokes that’ll have the whole family in stitches. Or find a box of dressing-up clothes and have them come up with a story for a play. You might need to help them with some ideas (princess trapped in a castle; stranded on a desert island are two). Don’t forget you’ll also have to sit through the performance. If they’re feeling extra creative, they could have a go at making their own puppet theatre .

Age: 6+

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57. Build an outdoor den

Taking them out to the great outdoors is one of the best things to do with kids. All you need is a large blanket or sheet and some cushions and let them pretend they’re in a tropical rainforest, or somewhere similar. A large box is also a great idea for a cave – this is likely to entertain them for hours.

Age: 5+

58. Teach them to knit

Test their skills with a pair of needles? Never done it yourself? Read our guide on how to knit. And, for some fantastic knitting patterns, including cute and cuddly toys for kids, visit our sister site Women’s Weekly.

Age: 7+

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59. Make a rain gauge

Making a weather station is one of the best things to do with kids to get them outdoors. Get the kids learning science at home by setting up a homemade weather station in the garden. A rain gauge will measure how much rain falls (perfect for the weather we get here!), a wind vane will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

How to make a rain gauge

You just need an empty two-litre plastic bottle, which you cut two thirds of the way up. Then turn the top part of the bottle upside down and place it in the bottom part using sticky tape to secure.

Use a ruler to make a scale in centimetres on a piece of tape and stick it on the bottle.

Find an open space in the garden away from any shelter and dig a hole to bury the gauge so that around 5cm of it is sticking out of the ground.

Then simply check your rain gauge every day at the same time, measure the amount of rain it has collected and empty the bottle.

60. Make a wind vane

The second part of your weather station is a wind vane. It will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

Draw a 25cm arrow on a piece of card and cut it out, then draw around the arrow to make another one and cut it out.

Place a pen top between the two arrows and glue together. Get four matchsticks and a cork and push the matchsticks into the long side of the cork at right angles to each other.

Label four pieces of card with N, S, E, W and attach these to the ends of the matchsticks with Blu-tack.

Fill a bottle with sand and push a knitting needle into the cork and then push into the sand. Balance the arrow on top of the needle and place the wind vane in an open area using a compass to point the N label North. The arrow will show you the direction the wind is blowing from.

61. Fruit picking

For a cheap and fun way to entertain the kids during the summer months visit your local strawberry picking farm from late May or go apple picking from August, plus other seasonal fruits. And, it’s one of the best things to do with kids to get them to eat their five portions of fruit and veg. After they’ve gathered their fruits, teach them to make fruit cakes, pudding and even jam.

Don’t forget to pack a picnic and make the most of your day – lots of the places on our list have plenty of other activities available, from tractor and pony rides through to cooking classes.

Age: 3+

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62. Make a miniature garden

Don’t ditch the foil trays that ready meals come in. They make great containers for a mini garden. You’ll just need a bit of tack to stick the rocks and twigs in. Add some toy figures to make it more lifelike. You could also use sand to make it a beach scene.

Age: 7+

63. Catch a movie

Netflix may be easier to get your hands on, but nothing beats the thrill of a trip to the local cinema. If you’re on a budget, many have Saturday morning kids films. Alternatively, it’s always cheaper to go during the day.

Do a home movie, and check out the 50 family movies every child should watch before they turn 16.

Age: 7+

64. Host a dance party

Invite around some of your kids’ friends, put together a new playlist and let them dance till they drop. All you’ll have to do is provide drinks and snacks!

This is one of the best things to do with kids to tire them out before bedtime. If they’re more into acting than dancing, hold a Hollywood party instead.

Age: 8+

65. Play some sport

Out of lockdown, most local leisure centres have loads of opportunities to learn new sports, from martial arts to badminton, football to trampolining, swimming to tennis. What’s more, they usually provide the equipment so you won’t have to shell out for lots of expensive kit, until they’re totally hooked! Cycling is another great activity for youngsters. Of course, this new pursuit might require the purchase of a kids’ bike, but there are some great model options out there.

If you have to stay in the house for whatever reason and are lucky enough to have a garden, get them outside playing. Whether it’s badminton over the garden table or throw-and-catch on the grass, it will keep them moving.

Age: 7+

66. Check out your local library

If you haven’t managed to create a bookworm, then this could be the perfect place to start. Out of lockdown, there’s something for everyone here, regardless of whether they’re a sports buff, adventure fan or prefer something more romantic. Best of all, if they find some they like, it costs nothing to take them out! Find your local library.

Age: 6+

67. Seaside trip

You’re never that far from the beach in the UK, and even if the sun’s not shining, it can be great fun, walking along the beach looking for ‘lost treasure’. You can find crabs and barnacles in rock pools, lots of shells, and amazing coloured pebbles.

Age: 2+

68. Find an old ruin

Castles are magical places and capture the imagination of most boys and girls, who love crossing moats, running up and down spiral staircases and looking at cannons. Find the best value castles to visit.

Age: 6+

69. Listen to a podcast

Choose and listen to a podcast as a family. Either all together on the speaker or set it as ‘homework’ to all listen to it and then sit together and discuss it on the weekend. It’s a great way to kick start conversations, and you can take it in turn to choose a new one each week.

Age: 12+

70. Keepy Uppy

Keepy Uppy is also known as ‘don’t let the balloon touch the ground’. It lends hours of fun and helps to build team trust. The main goal; the balloon must never touch the ground.

Age: 3+

71. Balance like a pro

Challenge your kids to balance a bean bag, book, or cushion on their body while moving like an animal. They can balance it on their head and hop like a kangaroo, balance it on their back and run on all fours like a cheetah, the choice is theirs. This helps with creativity, understanding their body, and problem-solving.

Age: 5+

72. Host a tea party

Have your little ones create the invites, then they can pop round to friends and family – or just their toys – to deliver them. Next, they help you to make the tiny cucumber sandwiches, set the table, and get the teacups out. Ready for a real-life tea party.

Ages: 4+

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‘Things to do with kids’ is a phrase many parents have searched over the years. Free things, easy things, educational things… there are so many things to do with kids.

And with the school summer holidays and half terms, many mums and dads are after inspiration to help keep the kids engaged – be that a fun family day out in London a wander around a popular Gruffalo Trail or maybe some inspiring indoor activities for kids when the weather turns.

Stephanie Lowe , Family Editor at Goodto.com says; “To keep kids successfully entertained is the Holy Grail of parenting, especially during school holidays. Anything that keeps them engaged and maybe teaches along the way is a winner.”

We’ve compiled together a list of fabulous things to do with kids, including everything from crafts to games and activities that will help develop key skills too. And, bonus, most of these ideas are suitable for all ages, with some adult supervision required.

Things to do with kids

1. Create your own stickers

Everyone loves stickers! Using this handy guide, you can get crafty and learn how to make your own stickers using materials at home. It’s a super easy activity and kids will be wowed as they turn their very own drawings into stickers to cover their bedroom and bits with.

Ages: 4+

2. Go for a bike ride

Both adults and kids’ bikes can be bought for good prices on sites like GumTree and ebay , but be sure to check they’re selling in your local area.

Then all you have to do is take your new ride to the park (for the little ones) or the open road (for older kids).

Ages: 4+

3. Take a museum tour

Free museum tours are perfect to keep the kids engaged, educate them a little on new subjects and tire them out enough for bedtime all wrapped up in one activity. Take a look at our article on Free museums . We cover all museums across the UK.

They include Buckingham Palace, Edinburgh Castle and the Tower of London, along with those in the USA and Europe.

4. Join in with a Joe Wicks workout

That’s right, Joe Wicks is back is still a firm favourite with kids. Perfect for adults and children, enjoy a bit of bonding and via a HIIT workout. Discover where to watch Joe Wicks workouts and get stuck in with the kids this week.

Ages: 4+

5. Interview a family member

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Kids are curious, encourage this curiosity and help them set up an interview with a family member, challenge them to find out something you never knew. Maybe call it ‘pretend journalists’ or ‘pretend genealogists.

Questions to ask;

Where did you grow up?

Do you share a name with someone else in the family?

Did you have a nickname growing up?

When and where were you born?

Where was your first house?

What other houses did you live in?

Age: 9+

6.

Make your own puzzle
If you’ve got through all the puzzles follow this great WikiHow tutorial explains how to turn a family photo, a photo of your favourite pet, television show or characters from your favourite book into a DIY puzzle. It’s a great way to get the kids crafting and the step-by-step guide makes it a super simple activity.

Ages: 5+ (with adult supervision)

7. Create your own music video

TikTok exploded onto the scene in 2020 for the first time and now, everyone is a star with lip-syncing videos going viral every day. But you don’t have to join TikTok to have your own fun with lip-syncing, dancing, and miming.

Create your own music video and have fun with the whole family, simply using an iPhone. Get the kids to design the video, including what the lighting will be, what song is going to be sung, what everyone will wear, and what the set will look like.

Then use your iPhone, propped up on a surface, to record the video. Send to family and friends to give them a laugh.

8. Enjoy a virtual trip to the Aquarium

While a trip to the aquarium might rack up financially, the wonders of the deep blue sea are just a few clicks away thanks to the cameras installed in various tanks around the world.

The videos are either live or pre-recorded and uploaded by the aquariums themselves, so they’re great quality. Our favourite is the Monterey Bay Aquarium, as they have live cams for their fish, sharks, jellyfish and more.

Ages: 3+

9. Host a family Come Dine With Me

If you’ve already got the cooking down and the little ones are set to feature on The Great British Bake Off any day now, why not host your very own Come Dine with Me?

Each week, one member of the family comes up with a menu and cooks a starter, main and dessert.

It’s a great way to get everyone cooking in the kitchen. Older children or adults can help little ones with the choosing of the menu and cooking (beans on toast anyone?).

Use our recipe finder to discover some of the easy, delicious and quick recipes that kids of any age can make at home – from starters to desserts.

Ages: 5+

10. Take a virtual trip to the zoo

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Save on pennies with the zoos who also have live streams of the animals.

Our favourite is the famous San Diego Zoo live cams . They broadcast the daily lives of some of the most fascinating animals around, such as hippos, penguins, polar bears, tigers and more.

So whatever the little ones’ favourite animals are, they can get up close and personal in a way they would otherwise never have been able to. You could even set up a bingo game and the can stamp the animals they see.

Ages: 3+

11. Build an indoor fort with pillows

11. Build an indoor den with pillows

With the current cold weather, maybe a bike ride or a walk in the park isn’t for you.

Stay inside this week and build a den from pillows and sofa cushions instead. It’s as simple as it sounds and lets kids’ creativity go wild as they arrange the living room or their bedroom into a den and create their very own playground.

By giving your kids boundaries (showing them what they can build with) and autonomy (leaving them to it) to build what they want you’ll see creativity and engagement shoot up.

Ages: 4+

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12. Set up a marble run

Do you have a big bag of marbles? Or a selection of all, lightweight balls like ping pong calls? Create your very own marble run with the kids.

All you need to do is get creative with some toilet roll tubes and other cardboard to create an obstacle course for your marbles. See how long and complex you can make it, without stopping the track of the ball rolling.

Ages: 5+

13. Create pictures with melted crayons

This is definitely one for anyone whose craft drawer is overflowing with broken, used-up, or otherwise useless crayons.

Remove any paper or plastic wrapping from the crayon. Then using a hairdryer, melt the crayons onto paper or cardboard and create your very own work of art.

Ages: 7+

14. Learn how to code

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! Any child that loves working away on an tablet or laptop might be interested in learning how to code. While it might be one for slightly older kids, even younger ones can join in with some of the fun activities that Learning Resources has put together.

Complete with fun characters to help them through the programme, it’s a low-stress activity that keeps little ones’ minds occupied – at least for a few hours.

Ages: 7+

15. Make a stop motion video

Stop motion videos are so much fun to make, so easy and loads of fun!

This video by Chloe Meyers is a great place to start. Once you’ve got all the basics covered you can create your very own stop motion videos using whatever you like. Lego and Playmobil figures work really well, but you could also make your own from scratch using playdough.

Ages: 8+

Create colourful ice sculptures from your freezer

All you need to make your very own colourful ice sculptures is a range of bowls, muffin tins or containers in different shapes and sizes, some food colouring and access to water and a freezer.

Add the food colouring and water into the containers (why not try loads of different colours in all the different containers to create a frozen rainbow?), then pop it in the fridge. Once frozen, take the containers out of the fridge and use some warm water to pop the ice from the container.

Stack the different shapes on top of each other to create your very own masterpiece! If they don’t stick together naturally, use a little warm water to melt the ice pieces together.

Ages: 5+

17. Play a biscuit board game

Sounds fun right? Biscuit board games come straight from the Great British Bake Off and when pulled off well, they do exactly what they say on the tin.

It’s a board game that you can eat. They’re super fun to make because there’s a designing process, a baking bit, and then importantly, a playing (and eating) bit. Just be sure to wash your hands before you dive in.

Ages: 6+

18. Get into painting

It may sound simple but painting is one of the best ways to keep kids busy in lockdown.

While galleries and craft clubs at museums might be off the table for now, that doesn’t mean that painting has to stop. There are loads of painting tutorials for kids online, so depending on their age, they can get stuck in with loads of exciting new painting techniques and ideas.

We love the tutorials by Gogh Box Art Crate – perfect for all ages!

Age: 7+

19. Make a play with a chatterbox (fortune teller)

In the spirit of thinking ahead, why not play around with a homemade fortune teller? Just like we all had in the playground! With a handy tutorial you and the little ones can create a fun chatterbox to try out with the family. Pick a number…open the flap…pick another number…find out your fortune – it’s as simple as that.

Ages: 4+

20. Make bath bombs

Whether it’s little ones splashing around in the colourful water, or adults taking a moment to relax with scented oils after a stressful day, a bath bomb is a winner in everyone’s books. And they’re so easy to make at home. So instead of splashing out on a fancy one, you can make one with some kitchen equipment and a few scented supplies.

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Find out how to make your own bath bomb for an afternoon of science experimenting and crafting fun with the kids.

Ages: 6+ (with parental supervision)

21. Visit a farm

Introduce your children to animals by taking them to a farm. Even if you live in a city, there are lots of city farms around the country, and many of them cost peanuts to get into. It’s also a great opportunity to get up close to wildlife if your child’s only previous contact has been with a cat or dog. Find your nearest free farm.

Age: 4+

22. Get stuck into a craft kit

Craft kits are the most affordable way to keep kids entertained for a whole afternoon. They can look after the garden’s wildlife with a ladybird house-making kit for example, or make a fun decorative piece for their bedroom with this unicorn dream catcher kit from Baker Ross.

Whether they love painting, sticking, gluing, or building, there’s something for everyone with so many out there to choose from. We’ve rounded up some of the other best buys in our selection of craft kits for kids .

Ages: 3+

23. Get crafty with toilet roll tubes

There’s nothing more classic to do on a rainy afternoon than to make crafts out of toilet roll . Whether it’s a new game made out of cardboard, a pen holder for the office, a new decoration for the kitchen…there are so many options.

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All you need to get started is a couple of empty toilet roll tubes, some paint and glue.

Ages: 3+

24. Get stuck into a PlayHooray activity sheet

While kids are sure to have homework and other tasks set by their school, breaking work up with play is vital to keeping minds focused. PlayHooray has printable activity sheets available for you to download with a whole host of fun games and craft projects, all set according to your child’s age. Get them here .

Ages: 6+

25. Teach them cross-stitch

Cross stitch is enjoying a new lease of life and is a great way to get kids involved in arts and craft. You can get special kits designed for younger children, so they won’t hurt themselves on the needles and the pattern will be easier to follow.

Age: 7+

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26. Mess around with doodling

Doodling isn’t just for the back of notebooks. If you’ve got plenty of scrap paper lying around the house, doodling is one of the best creative uses for it. Get your kids out of their shells and put their ideas and thoughts down on paper with some fun afternoon doodling.

Stuck for inspiration? There are loads of videos on Youtube about how to get them to start thinking of ideas, like this one .

Age: 3+

27. Do a science experiment

If your child has an interest in science, nurture it. There are loads of really fun (and safe) science D.I.Y experiments you can do, with just the objects in your home and ingredients in your kitchen. But for some of them, it might be best to move it into the garden – otherwise, you’ll be repainting the walls as well.

But science experiments like this Elephant’s Toothpaste experiment promise minimum mess and are really fun.

Age: 9+ (with parental supervision)

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28. Get messy with play dough

28. Get messy with play dough

Almost a rite of passage, play dough is easy to make up and you can scent and colour it any way you fancy.

We’ve got a fool proof play dough recipe plus lots of fun makes to do with it.

Age: All ages love play dough, but perhaps just make sure they’re at an age where they understand it’s not the best thing to eat.

29. Bake something tasty in the kitchen

Cooking is one of the best things to do with kids, it teaches them so much no matter their age. There are loads of simple recipes you can try out with your children. If you’re concerned about them getting things in and out of the oven, then why not try one of our no-bake cake recipes, which have to be chilled in the fridge. If they really love it, then why not challenge them to come up with different sandwich fillings for a fun afternoon tea ?

If you’re happy to get them baking, take a look at our easy baking recipes for kids. Everyone loves cakes and encouraging your kids to help you make one of their favourites should be lots of fun. See our cooking with kids recipes here.

Age: 2+

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30. Have a pancake flipping contest

Pancakes have a simple recipe and are easy to make, and flipping is so much fun.

It’s a minimal mess with maximum fun. See who can flip the most pancakes then tuck in and enjoy the delicious crepes, American pancakes, or Scotch pancakes for lunch, dinner, or dessert. Whatever you fancy.

It’s a game that’s cheap to pull together and suitable for kids of all ages as you can always move the pancake from a hot pan into a cold one before little ones get flipping.

Discover our range of pancake recipes and toppings for pancakes on the website.

Ages: 4+

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31. Write a story

Use your imaginations and write a story together. It doesn’t have to be original, the kids could write down their favourite fairy tale and just change the ending if they feel like it.

Another great idea is to write chain stories with family members. Each person writes a paragraph and then shows the final line only to the next writer. Once the final person has written their section, read the whole story out loud – it’s usually pretty funny!

For more inspiration take a look at story starters , which provide lots of creative writing prompts for children.

Age: 6+

32. Make a lava lamp

Lava lamps are not only colourful accessories for your home and an exciting craft activity for kids, they’re a great way to teach them about chemical reaction and density. So learning how to make a lava lamp is a great science experiment to keep them learning.

Ages: 5+

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33. Make a scavenger hunt

Come up with a list of odd and fun items for your kids to find. They can hunt around the house or your garden.

Suggested items can be: a stamp, a straw, a rubber band, a penny dated in a particular decade (before the kids were born, or perhaps have them find one in the year the birthday child was born), or a toothpick. If you live in the country or go to a park, some suggestions are a pine cone, a worm, a bug, a white rock, something red, or a feather.

Age: 8+

34. Get them gardening

Gardening is one of our favourite things to do with kids! Even though it’s a little cold at the moment, it’s something you can still get stuck into.

Growing plants is great fun and it’s even more fun, if they can watch their work get bigger and flower in front of their eyes. There are lots of plants that even a young child can grow without too much trouble, from small trees to herbs and vegetables.

If you don’t have a garden, then a window box or small pots are the answer and it won’t matter what time of year you plant them. Try growing herbs like basil, parsley or cress – that way they can eat them once they’ve grown.

Age: 5+

35. Make a sundial

Teach your kids how people used to tell the time before clocks and watches were invented. All you need is a compass to find out where north is and then put a stick in the ground and watch the shadow change position as the sun moves.

Age: 7+

36. Create a keepsake box with pressed flowers

As things to do with kids go this is a great idea! This outdoor crafting activity for kids is a great way to get them in the garden and soaking up the sunshine over the Easter holidays.

You will need:

– A cardboard box – Paper – A few heavy books – Freshly cut flowers – A glue stick – Paint/felt tips/glitter – collage materials of your choice for extra decoration

What to do:

1. Gather some freshly cut flowers. 2. Open up a heavy book and place paper over both pages to keep them clean. 3. Lay a flower on top of one of the pieces of paper, so that the other will cover it when the book is closed. Make sure you only put only one flower in between each sheet – you can put multiple sheets in one book, though. 4. Close the book, and weigh it down with more books. Do the same for the rest of the flowers, and leave them for about two weeks. 5. Start decorating. Give each child a cardboard box (shoe boxes are perfect) and get them to design the background using paint or any craft materials you have at home. 6. Once the flowers are pressed, carefully take them out of the books and glue them on the box. Be sure to put the glue on the box itself rather than the flower. 7. Once the flowers are stuck down, leave them to dry and they’ll have the perfect homemade keepsake box for keeping things that bring back special memories.

Ages: 5+

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37. Join a craft club

Hobbycraft launched an online version of their popular Kids’ Craft Club . Every day they posted a new crafting idea on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram stories around a theme, like space, colouring, family portraits, origami. That means there are now loads of fun crafting ideas on the Hobbycraft website and social media channels.

All you have to do is head to the Ideas Hub for instructions on how to get going.

Perfect for keeping mini-makers busy at home!

Ages: 4+

38. Indoor treasure hunt

A treasure hunt is a great way to connect and engage with little ones by creating a fun game with their favourite treats.

Hide small chocolates or sweets around the house (but remember where you put them, otherwise you’ll be stepping on foil wrappers for weeks!) and create a set of clues for your kids to use, then set them loose to hunt down all that buried treasure.

Ages: 7+

39. Make a bird feeder

Wildlife is always visiting gardens and window boxes. Make them feel at home and watch pretty birds flock to your outdoor space with this easy-to-make feeder craft.

Made using ingredients from your cupboards and some basic crafting supplies, there’s no shortage of fun to be had as you learn how to make a bird feeder.

Ages: 5+

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40. Listen to some stories

From Monday 6 April, children’s publisher Puffin will be airing 20-minute storytime episodes, every weekday at 3:30pm on their YouTube channel as well as on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter .

The sessions will include readings and draw-alongs with authors and illustrators, designed to get kids joining in at home. As Puffin is known for classics like Charlotte’s Web, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and Roald Dahl’s The BFG, we’re expecting exciting things!

Ages: 7+

41.

Practice mindfulness
Online yoga classes for kids have been popular for the last couple of years, combining physical exercise with mindfulness.

It can be tricky to get little ones sitting down for just five minutes so you might be sceptical of them doing yoga. But it’s not all about the downward dog, there are loads of child-orientated videos that make yoga fun for kids – using stories, characters and playfulness. And you can join in too.

Check out some of the great videos on Youtube with Cosmic Kids Yoga.

Ages: 2+

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

42. Try your hand at ice-dying

You might have heard of dip-dying and tie-dying, but have you had a go at ice-dying yet? This fun activity combines DYLON fabric dyes with just the ice in your freezer to completely re-vamp old clothes and linens.

Pick a colour (that you won’t mind seeing ALL around the house) and try it out today, with this handy ice dying step-by-step guide. As things to do with kids go this is a great idea!

Ages: 9+

43.

Create a memory box
The folks at Write from the Heart have come up with a great activity to keep little ones and adults busy. A memory box will keep imaginations flowing and small hands occupied, creating something they can continue to contribute towards in the future.

Pick a box that’s big enough to hold lots of items – like a wooden one – then get decorating. They could write their name on the box, cover it with glitter and draw all their favourite memories from the last couple of years. Then sit down with them and look through family photos and other memories to put into the box.

Ages: 7+

44. Create some flying paper planes

Use up all that scrap paper that was destined for the recycling and build a fleet of paper airplanes. Then you can launch them from an upstairs window, or in the back garden. You could make different kinds and see which one flies the furthest. Follow these simple steps for perfect planes.

Age: 5+

45.

Make a wormery in your back garden
If you’re feeling really green-fingered, then you can also try helping them collect worms for their own wormery. Just after it rains is the best time to hunt for worms.

Once you’ve collected five or so then put them in a large Tupperware box or old ice-cream tub with some soil. Make holes in the top so they can breathe. Then you’ll be able to feed the worms food scraps, including eggshells and vegetable peelings. The worms will make great compost, which you’ll be able to use in your garden.

Age: 7+

46. Make paper mache

So much fun can be had with just a balloon and some glue. This paper mache recipe will take you through exactly how to make the gooey mixture (maybe do it in the garden to be safe) that will keep your child entertained for hours on end.

Ages: 6+

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47. Become a model maker

What kid doesn’t love getting their hands dirty? Get some modelling clay, a plastic knife and mould away. You can even buy self-hardening clay if you want them to become permanent.

Age: 8+

48. Play a board game

It’s a classic, but a good one! There are some amazing board games for kids out there. We love playing Articulate, the describing game as it’s great for everyone of all ages and you can also get a special kids version . Scattergories, Scrabble and of course, Monopoly are always winners too.

Age: 7+

49. Take a walk

Walking is a great way to get familiar with your surroundings. Whether you live in a city, town or the country, there will be places to go they’ve never been before.

Think of somewhere with spectacular views, or a part of your local area that has lots of history attached to it – the local cemetery is often a great bet with kids. If you’re not sure where to go, enter your location into the Woodland Trust website for lots of ideas.

Age: 6+

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50.

Get them to make a map
50. Get them to make a map

You draw the squares on a large sheet of paper and see how easy they find it to draw the local neighbourhood. Get them to imagine they’re a bird in the sky looking down. Not as easy as it sounds.

Age: 9+

51. Have a karaoke competition

If you have a games console, then something like SingStar is fantastic. Alternatively, karaoke CDs cost very little from music stores. Make sure you sing along to some of the songs as well. There’s nothing like embarrassing yourself to entertain your kids.

Age: 8+

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52. Make a family tree

How much do your kids know about their family? Do they know anything about your parents’ parents? Not only is drawing family trees fun, but it is also one of our favourite things to do with kids to teach them a bit about history. You may unearth some really interesting stories about your own family that you never knew.

Age: 9+

53. Paint Rocks

This has a two-pronged attack for keeping kids engaged. First up you go rock hunting. Being outside gives kids time to move their bodies and a natural environment reduces stress and fatigue in little ones too. Once you’ve collected the rocks, grab markers or paints and stickers and go to town on designing and colouring them in.

Age: 2+

54. Learn origami

The ancient Japanese art of paper folding is easy to do and one of the cheapest things to do with kids. You can fold a sheet of paper into pretty much anything, as long as you’ve got a pattern – and making paper animals is one of the best ways to entertain your kids on a rainy afternoon. Origami-instructions.com is a great place to start.

Age: 8+

55. Do some junk modelling

55. Do some junk modelling

Get together a load of things like egg boxes, cereal cartons, plastic milk bottles and let their imaginations run riot. If you get some friends round and ask them to bring their own junk, it becomes even more fun. You just need to provide the sticky tape, scissors, glue and paint and keep an eye on them.

Age: 6+

56. Put on a play or comedy show

Encourage your child’s creative side and get them to prepare a comedy routine with a few knock-knock jokes that’ll have the whole family in stitches. Or find a box of dressing-up clothes and have them come up with a story for a play. You might need to help them with some ideas (princess trapped in a castle; stranded on a desert island are two). Don’t forget you’ll also have to sit through the performance. If they’re feeling extra creative, they could have a go at making their own puppet theatre .

Age: 6+

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57. Build an outdoor den

Taking them out to the great outdoors is one of the best things to do with kids. All you need is a large blanket or sheet and some cushions and let them pretend they’re in a tropical rainforest, or somewhere similar. A large box is also a great idea for a cave – this is likely to entertain them for hours.

Age: 5+

58. Teach them to knit

Test their skills with a pair of needles? Never done it yourself? Read our guide on how to knit. And, for some fantastic knitting patterns, including cute and cuddly toys for kids, visit our sister site Women’s Weekly.

Age: 7+

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59. Make a rain gauge

Making a weather station is one of the best things to do with kids to get them outdoors. Get the kids learning science at home by setting up a homemade weather station in the garden. A rain gauge will measure how much rain falls (perfect for the weather we get here!), a wind vane will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

How to make a rain gauge

You just need an empty two-litre plastic bottle, which you cut two thirds of the way up. Then turn the top part of the bottle upside down and place it in the bottom part using sticky tape to secure.

Use a ruler to make a scale in centimetres on a piece of tape and stick it on the bottle.

Find an open space in the garden away from any shelter and dig a hole to bury the gauge so that around 5cm of it is sticking out of the ground.

Then simply check your rain gauge every day at the same time, measure the amount of rain it has collected and empty the bottle.

60. Make a wind vane

The second part of your weather station is a wind vane. It will let you know which direction the wind is blowing and a barometer will help the kids learn about air pressure. They can keep a weather diary and write down all their findings.

Draw a 25cm arrow on a piece of card and cut it out, then draw around the arrow to make another one and cut it out.

Place a pen top between the two arrows and glue together. Get four matchsticks and a cork and push the matchsticks into the long side of the cork at right angles to each other.

Label four pieces of card with N, S, E, W and attach these to the ends of the matchsticks with Blu-tack.

Fill a bottle with sand and push a knitting needle into the cork and then push into the sand. Balance the arrow on top of the needle and place the wind vane in an open area using a compass to point the N label North. The arrow will show you the direction the wind is blowing from.

61. Fruit picking

For a cheap and fun way to entertain the kids during the summer months visit your local strawberry picking farm from late May or go apple picking from August, plus other seasonal fruits. And, it’s one of the best things to do with kids to get them to eat their five portions of fruit and veg. After they’ve gathered their fruits, teach them to make fruit cakes, pudding and even jam.

Don’t forget to pack a picnic and make the most of your day – lots of the places on our list have plenty of other activities available, from tractor and pony rides through to cooking classes.

Age: 3+

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62. Make a miniature garden

Don’t ditch the foil trays that ready meals come in. They make great containers for a mini garden. You’ll just need a bit of tack to stick the rocks and twigs in. Add some toy figures to make it more lifelike. You could also use sand to make it a beach scene.

Age: 7+

63. Catch a movie

Netflix may be easier to get your hands on, but nothing beats the thrill of a trip to the local cinema. If you’re on a budget, many have Saturday morning kids films. Alternatively, it’s always cheaper to go during the day.

Do a home movie, and check out the 50 family movies every child should watch before they turn 16.

Age: 7+

64. Host a dance party

Invite around some of your kids’ friends, put together a new playlist and let them dance till they drop. All you’ll have to do is provide drinks and snacks!

This is one of the best things to do with kids to tire them out before bedtime. If they’re more into acting than dancing, hold a Hollywood party instead.

Age: 8+

65. Play some sport

Out of lockdown, most local leisure centres have loads of opportunities to learn new sports, from martial arts to badminton, football to trampolining, swimming to tennis. What’s more, they usually provide the equipment so you won’t have to shell out for lots of expensive kit, until they’re totally hooked! Cycling is another great activity for youngsters. Of course, this new pursuit might require the purchase of a kids’ bike, but there are some great model options out there.

If you have to stay in the house for whatever reason and are lucky enough to have a garden, get them outside playing. Whether it’s badminton over the garden table or throw-and-catch on the grass, it will keep them moving.

Age: 7+

66. Check out your local library

If you haven’t managed to create a bookworm, then this could be the perfect place to start. Out of lockdown, there’s something for everyone here, regardless of whether they’re a sports buff, adventure fan or prefer something more romantic. Best of all, if they find some they like, it costs nothing to take them out! Find your local library.

Age: 6+

67. Seaside trip

You’re never that far from the beach in the UK, and even if the sun’s not shining, it can be great fun, walking along the beach looking for ‘lost treasure’. You can find crabs and barnacles in rock pools, lots of shells, and amazing coloured pebbles.

Age: 2+

68. Find an old ruin

Castles are magical places and capture the imagination of most boys and girls, who love crossing moats, running up and down spiral staircases and looking at cannons. Find the best value castles to visit.

Age: 6+

69. Listen to a podcast

Choose and listen to a podcast as a family. Either all together on the speaker or set it as ‘homework’ to all listen to it and then sit together and discuss it on the weekend. It’s a great way to kick start conversations, and you can take it in turn to choose a new one each week.

Age: 12+

70. Keepy Uppy

Keepy Uppy is also known as ‘don’t let the balloon touch the ground’. It lends hours of fun and helps to build team trust. The main goal; the balloon must never touch the ground.

Age: 3+

71. Balance like a pro

Challenge your kids to balance a bean bag, book, or cushion on their body while moving like an animal. They can balance it on their head and hop like a kangaroo, balance it on their back and run on all fours like a cheetah, the choice is theirs. This helps with creativity, understanding their body, and problem-solving.

Age: 5+

72. Host a tea party

Have your little ones create the invites, then they can pop round to friends and family – or just their toys – to deliver them. Next, they help you to make the tiny cucumber sandwiches, set the table, and get the teacups out. Ready for a real-life tea party.

Ages: 4+

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27 ways to entertain a child – Lifehacker

Some ways will help distract the child and win a few free hours, others are suitable for joint leisure and will bring a lot of pleasure not only to children, but also to parents.

1. Have a sumo wrestling

Put a large T-shirt on your child and stuff soft pillows under it.

In this form, children can arrange sumo wrestling – collide with a running start and measure strength without risking anything to themselves. The wider the girth of the fighters, the safer the fight will be.

2. Try checkers with sweets

Use a ready-made game board or make your own. To do this, stick strips of colored sticky tape on a square base to make a field.

Instead of checkers, use two-color cookies, meringue or marshmallows. Any other sweets that are placed in the cage of the playing field and do not stain hands and clothes will do.

During the game, the opponent’s checkers will be eaten in the literal and figurative sense.

3. Have a stain-free painting session

Get an A4-sized ziplock bag. Mix a small amount of shower gel with dye.

Pour the resulting mixture into a bag, close it and fix it on the table with adhesive tape. Invite your child to paint on an impromptu canvas with their fingers – the tinted gel will move inside, creating abstract patterns.

4. Try coloring sandwiches

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For this homemade entertainment, you will need toast bread, milk and food coloring.

Pour a small amount of milk into separate containers and paint with different colors. Give your child a clean brush and invite them to turn the bread into a work of art.

When the picture is ready, put the pieces in the toaster for a while, bake the picture and enjoy a beautiful meal.

5. Arrange speed games

Almost any item in the house can be turned into a game inventory to do something at speed for one minute. Here are some ideas:

Pick up candy or marshmallows with chopsticks.

Build the tallest tower out of coins or plastic cups.

Throw as many socks as you can into the laundry basket.

Don’t let the balloon fall to the floor.

6. Color the Rice

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You will need rice, white vinegar, food coloring, and clean, heavy-duty plastic bags.

Dilute the pigments in a small amount of vinegar. Put a handful of rice in a bag, pour the paint into it, tie the polyethylene tightly and mix the grains to paint it well.

Children will love the process itself, when you can twist and squeeze the bag, and the result. The dyed rice needs to be dried, and then it can be used for pictures, applications and all kinds of crafts.

7. Build your own car wash

A toy car wash can be made with a 5 liter plastic canister, dish washing sponges and damp-proof adhesive tape.

Cut out the sink body from the tank with inlet and outlet. Cut dish sponges into thin, long sticks and glue them vertically to the sink ceiling.

Color the structure with permanent markers. Place shaving cream in empty yogurt jars. Take old toothbrushes and toy cars. And then just use your imagination.

8. Make a slime

DIY slime. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

Cooking the mass will take no more than 10 minutes. You will need 100 ml of PVA glue, dye and 1-2 teaspoons of sodium borate. The latter is also known as “borax” (you can buy it at a pharmacy).

Pour glue into a bowl, add a few drops of dye and mix. Then add some borax and keep stirring. As it thickens, add more sodium borate, a few drops at a time.

When the mass begins to peel off the sides of the bowl and stretch, knead it with your hands like dough. After a few minutes, the slime will become plastic and will no longer stick to surfaces.

Just do not play with the mass on the bedspread with villi: it clogs in them and is poorly cleaned. And if you use food pigment, the slime can slightly paint your hands.

9. Build a house for dolls out of boxes

You will need some time for this task, but then the children will play with such a house on their own, and for more than one day.

Prepare shoeboxes, tape, scrapbook paper or wallpaper, paints, stationery glue, newspapers to make the structure.

Insert the shoeboxes into each other at a 90° angle. Two pieces will make one corner of the house and one floor. Tape the boxes together.

Four-box dollhouse construction. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

Then cover the construction with newspapers. To hide the joints of the boxes and make them more like a house, you can use papier-mâché, a pre-prepared mixture of soaked paper and PVA glue. But if you want to make everything faster, skip this step.

Walls, ceilings and floors can be decorated with acrylic paints or gouache, pieces of wallpaper, fabric and even linoleum, beautiful paper. Arrange the furniture and the dollhouse is ready.

You can also make a small house from one box with partitions: arrange them crosswise – and you get two floors and four rooms.

10. Play outdoor games with paper tape

You can mark the floor with masking tape. Try the following games:

Classics . As a cue ball, you can use a plastic cup or a candy jar.

Outdoor shooting range . Make a target on the floor from several circles and launch a plastic ball in turn. The one with which the projectile rolls closer to the center wins.

Tic-tac-toe . Glue four strips of paper tape, and draw shapes on cups or plastic balls and put them on the field.

Long jump . Mark the start line and arrange a competition. Mark the results of each jump with a strip of tape.

Rope Walkers . Stick the tape in long stripes and shapes, and then ask the children to walk along this “rope” without ever stepping to the side.

11. Make an airplane out of a cocktail straw

Airplane made of straws and paper strips. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

This is a non-standard airplane that will fly much further than usual. To make, you will need three pieces of paper and a plastic straw for a cocktail.

Cut out three strips measuring 2.5 x 12.5 cm. Connect two together and close in a large ring with adhesive tape. From the third strip, make a small ring.

Attach the pieces to the ends of the straw, positioning it inside them. Launch the model with a small ring forward.

12. Make a flute from cocktail straws

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Take six to eight plastic tubes, cut them off and glue them together with tape. Of course, you can not expect a pleasant sound, but the children like it.

13. Put on a bubble show

Make a bubble solution: mix 3.5 liters of water, a glass of dish soap and a tablespoon of glycerin. For blowing, you can use purchased devices or make options more interesting from improvised means.

For example, if you fasten several large straws together, whole rainbow clusters will be blown out.

You can also make a jig for giant soap bubbles. Pass a long cord through two tubes and tie the ends with a knot.

After that, it remains to fix the wooden skewers, which you will hold on to, and you can test.

14. Show your child how to make soap clouds.

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Cut off the bottom of a plastic bottle and put a sock over it. In a separate container, mix dishwashing liquid with a little water.

Foam blowing design. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

Dip the sock in soapy water and blow into the neck. You will get a large foam snake.

15. Make a shark or crocodile with a clothespin

Draw a shark or crocodile with big teeth on paper, cut the image in half and glue the two pieces to the clothespin. Children will be able to organize battles of toothy predators opening their mouths.

16. Play Chapaev with plastic caps

For this fun, you will need a glossy cardboard box and 8-12 plastic bottle caps.

Divide the “checkers” between two players and place them on the edges of the box at an equal distance from each other. You can color if you wish. Take turns blowing on the covers, trying to knock down the opponent’s chips with them and at the same time not fly out of the field.

Small cars about 2 cm long can also be added. Place the mini toys in the middle of the field and blow on them to knock down the opponent’s pieces.

The winner is the one who first gets rid of all the opponent’s caps, but at the same time has at least one of his own on the field. Otherwise, a draw is declared.

17. Make an unusual slingshot

An alternative to ordinary slingshots. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

For this device you will need a plastic bottle and a ball. Anything can be used as cartridges, from coffee beans and rowan berries to soft bullets from toy guns.

Cut off the neck of the bottle. Tie the tail of the balloon in a knot. Cut off the wide part and pull the half with the tail over the neck. For strength, secure with a plastic ring from the bottle.

Put a bullet in the neck and pull the tail of the ball. You can arrange championships in firing range.

18. Show the children how to make their own stickers

Give the children a piece of sticky paper and have them draw little pictures. When ready, cut out the images and use as stickers.

19. Race noodles

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If you have a noodle but don’t want to swim, make a toy out of it.

Cut the product into halves along the entire length. You will get two tracks along which you can run glass or iron balls, toy cars.

Place the sticks with one end on a raised platform and the other end on the box where the objects will fall. Decorate the track with “Start” and “Finish” flags and arrange races.

20. Play aim shooting with glass balls

Take a shoe box and make several semi-circular cuts with different radii – a garage with a gate will come out. Determine how many points the child will receive for hitting each hole.

Garage construction. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

Put the box on the table upside down and try to roll the ball into the narrowest gate. The one with the most hits wins.

21. Make bracelets out of popsicle sticks

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You will need water, a glass, wide wooden popsicle sticks and multi-colored paper tape or colored paper.

Place the sticks in boiling water for 30 minutes to soften. Then bend them one by one and insert them inside the glass. Dry the sticks in such a position that the wood takes the form of dishes.

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Then decorate the bracelet to your liking. Use appliqués from colored paper or decorative tape, felt-tip pens, paints, pieces of lace – everything that is enough for imagination.

22. Show the children how to weave bracelets from colored cords

If your child already knows how to braid and knit interesting knots, buy several meters of colored cords. You can make a lot of simple bracelets out of them.

23. Do a science experiment with a balloon

Balloon experiment. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

Show your child a chemical experiment in the kitchen. To do this, pour a spoonful of soda into a balloon, and pour vinegar into an empty plastic bottle.

Place the ball on the neck of the bottle and fasten tightly. Gradually pour the soda out of it into the bottle. The neutralization reaction will result in the release of a large amount of carbon dioxide, which will inflate the balloon.

24. Make a frozen dinosaur egg

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If your child loves dinosaurs, show him how ancient dinosaurs hatched from eggs. Put the figurine in a balloon and fill it with water, then send the balloon to the freezer. When the water freezes, call the young paleontologists.

Remove the rubber “shell” from the eggs, look at the dinosaur in the ice. You can get the toy with a small hammer.

25. Make banana ice cream

Take bananas (preferably slightly overripe), peel and cut into thin pieces. Put in the freezer.

After a couple of hours, remove the fruit and mix in a blender until the mass resembles thick sour cream. Dessert can be eaten immediately or put into molds and re-frozen. Older children can handle the cooking themselves.

26. Color the gingerbread cookies.

Colored cookies. Iya Zorina / Lifehacker

For this culinary fun, you will need gingerbread cookies. You can buy it or bake it yourself. You also need egg white and powdered sugar icing, food coloring, and pastry bags.

If you are making your own cookies, allow them to cool completely before coloring. Mix the icing, tint it with different colors and fill the piping bags. You can also use confectionery sprinkles.

27. Make a cable car at home

Stretch a few ropes between door handles, chair legs, clothes hooks – this will be a cable car.

Take a hanger with clothespins and attach soft toys to it. Attach the hook to the stretched ropes and show your child how to launch the cable car “cars”.

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35 fun activities for kids when they are bored.

Boredom is a natural part of childhood. No matter how many toys they have or the activities you have scheduled in your schedule, they won’t be interested in what they have. Boredom is also characteristic of children who have unplanned and unstructured days. Interestingly, boredom is good; it gives children the opportunity to find creative ways to keep themselves occupied and overcome stagnation when it inevitably hits them. Here are 35 fun things to do when the kids are bored at home:

1. Cycling.

Few activities can be as easy and rewarding as cycling through the neighborhood alone or with friends. If your child is old enough to drive himself, invite him to ride a bike with his friends in the neighborhood. Physical activity lifts your spirits and clears your mind of boredom.

2. Write a story.

Have the children write a story about any topic they choose. Maybe it’s a story about the adventure of their favorite toy in the house when everyone is asleep, or a funny story about a family dog that gets into trouble all the time. Writing a story sparks their imagination and develops a flow of creative forces.

3. Art on the pavement.

Sketching on a piece of paper is fun, but drawing on the sidewalk lifts the mood a few notches higher. Give the kids a set of crayons and let them unleash their creativity. You can come up with an interesting topic or ask them to come up with their own.

4. Wash the family car.

Many children enjoy doing tasks that make them feel like adults. You can turn washing your car into a fun pastime by turning it into a role-playing game. For example, children are the owners of a car wash, or whatever you can imagine together.

5. Build a fort.

Building a fort is probably one of the most fun games that anyone can enjoy. Whether you use furniture, blankets and pillows, or cardboard boxes from your attic, you can learn a lot from building forts for kids. A great one awaits at the end, the reward is to sit in the fort and play games while sipping a cool drink.

6. Rearrange the room.

If you are willing to provide a good reward, the children will not suffer because of the cleaning and rearrangement of the room. Try moving a few things, replacing something old, or putting in something that will freshen up the place. If the room is too boring, ask them to help you in the kitchen.

7. Color your stone collection.

If you love hiking, make it a habit to bring home smooth or interesting rocks. You can clean them up and color them when you are bored to make the collection of stones more interesting. Show the best stone in the room.

8. Write a letter to a relative.

Writing letters is outdated and that’s why it’s so much fun. When the kids are bored, ask them to write letters to their grandparents, aunts, or even friends who live in another city. Letter writing is an art that is rapidly disappearing among the younger generation, so it’s not only a fun experience, but also a learning experience.

9. Make a “When I grow up” poster.

One of the best ways to get rid of boredom is to be creative and imaginative. Open your mind and make a list of everything that kids would do as adults. The best of them can be turned into a drawing in which they will be depicted in costumes, and the rest of the family will be next to them.

10. Make a time capsule.

There is nothing better than opening a time capsule for nostalgia. Have your child collect items of the year, such as toys, collectibles, or anything that reminds them of the time they live in, and put them in an airtight box. Hide the crate in your basement, attic, or somewhere else to keep it safe for years to come. Write the date you all agree to open it.

11. Learn how to make slime.

While you can buy slime from the store, making your own is a rewarding experience. Your child will learn all about the basics of chemistry and learn why materials behave the way they do. On the Internet you can find several recipes for making slime with interesting properties.

12. Art collage.

This is one of the best activities for kids to get rid of boredom by bringing back old memories. Pull out the old coloring or drawing books your child used when they were younger and choose drawings that you can cut out for a collage. You can choose a theme or make it random and stick them all on cardboard.

13. Go hunting for items.

Hunting for objects, whether near the house or outdoors, can be fun, especially as a group activity. Find 10 or 15 items of a similar nature, such as rocks, leaves, or anything that will fit in a jar. If you have a metal detector, the activity can increase several times.

14. Bake something.

The kids will really need your help with this, but it’s a very rewarding activity. Ask them to help you make a cake or pizza, let them work with the dough, toppings or cream so they learn everything they need to know.

15. Play a treasure hunt.

Treasure hunting should not turn into a party or a family holiday. When your child is bored, choose something they would like to find, such as a chocolate bar or favorite toy. Hide the toy where he will least look and leave clues to find it.

16. Dance party.

Prepare a playlist of your kids’ favorite dance songs for this situation and play it when they get bored. There is nothing better than dancing to cheer up and get rid of boredom.

17. Create an obstacle course.

This is quite a fun activity, especially if you have small children. Help them build an obstacle course out of cardboard boxes, play tunnels, or whatever suits the game. Older kids will love building their own obstacle course and showing you their progress.

18. Fun yoga classes.

You can hear a few protests at first, but once classes start, yoga becomes quite refreshing. If you have the space for it, aerial yoga is a great pleasure for kids. You don’t have to follow the rules, just go with the flow.

19. Lego hunting.

For this you will need sets of Lego blocks of different colors and four sheets of paper of the corresponding colors. Hide the blocks in different places around the house, or ask your older sibling to hide them while your younger one looks for them. Having found them, he must put each block on a sheet of the corresponding color.

20. Write a story about your week.

Ask your child to remember everything that happened during the week and make a story out of it with more pictures and words. You can also make the cover of the storybook of the week and tie the sheets together to make a book.

21. Make up a play.

Discuss an interesting story with your children and put on a play for family or friends. Make costumes and record dialogues. This may take some time, so make sure you don’t have anything else planned for the rest of the day.

22. Accept the challenge of art.

On the Internet you can find a number of art activities that will keep children entertained. Find ways to use new tools and materials to create complex artwork and spark creative thinking. You can also download art challenge templates to get more ideas.

23. Stargazing.

If your children are bored on a clear evening, stargazing can be a very rewarding activity. Use any of the available celestial apps that will show you the constellations and where to find them. Find the stars, planets, and patterns used by astronomers in the sky and sketch them in a sketchbook. It’s great if you have binoculars or a telescope as they can give you a whole new perspective on the sky.

24. Play-Doh art show.

The more children involved, the more fun the class will be. Make plasticine sculptures and decorate them with glitter and colored paper. Put them on public display. You may even have prizes for the best sculptures.

25. Expert presentation.

Choose a topic your child likes and ask them to search the internet for all the information they need to make a presentation. He can choose any tool he wants, make a slideshow and show it. Give him enough time to explore and choose interesting topics such as space, dinosaurs, oceans, or the moon.

26. NERF or water pistol combat.

There’s a lot to be said about the water skirmish. This is great outdoor fun during the holidays when kids get together while playing. You can divide the children into teams and give prizes to the winners.

27. Take a mindful walk.

A mindful walk differs from a normal walk in that you walk with a plan. During your mindful walk, take the time to notice small details that you might not otherwise notice, such as sounds, animals, birds, and the smell of the air. You could also observe the pavement, the clouds in the sky, the direction of the wind, and walk while studying your surroundings.

28. Garden camping.

Set up tents and camp in nature, barbecue. Let the children help you set up the tent and make a fire. Stay overnight in tents to get the most out of it.

29. Games with balloons.

A simple game like keeping a balloon from touching the ground is very enjoyable as it requires a lot of teamwork and effort. Set a time limit for how long the balloon will stay in the air and reward the kids at the end for extra time.

30. The floor is lava.

One of the oldest games that always works. Collectively decide which furniture is stone and which is lava. When one person yells, “The floor is lava,” everyone runs to find a safe place before time runs out.

31. Interview with grandparents.

Make a list of questions for grandparents and interview them. You will never guess how many useful and interesting things you can learn about the past.

32. Plant a garden.

Gardening is a necessary skill for everyone. Buy seeds and plant a simple flowering plant or vegetable in a pot. This is a great learning experience.

33. Make a sock doll.

Take a few different socks to put on your hands. Use rubber bands and drawing pens to make puppets and put on a show.

34. The best education.

Ask the children to write down a couple of things that will make you a better parent. Then ask them to write down how they can be better kids.

35. Create a visualization board.

Write on the poster board what your children’s vision of the future is. Hang the board in their room for them to see every morning.

Here’s a great collection of things kids can do when they’re bored that’s sure to cheer them up and keep them entertained. Alternate methods so that your children are more interested in the activities and have a good time.

Preschool activities, what to play with a child 5-6 years old at home – educational games for children

If the parents of a child of primary preschool age are most concerned about sleep, toys, walks and the good mood of the baby, then the parents of a 5–6-year-old preschooler have the realization that school is just around the corner and “something needs to be done”. It is not for nothing that this period is called the senior preschool age.

You can, of course, entrust the entire educational process to teachers of a preschool institution. But there are kids who do not attend kindergarten. And there are parents who strive during this period to give the child as much knowledge and opportunities to develop as possible. Currently, the choice of exciting activities that are useful for the development of the child is quite wide: interesting educational aids and books, various educational games that you can play with your mother, and much more.

What should you strive for at the age of 5-6?

Do not be surprised, but we will not talk about how many words per minute a child should read by the first grade or what examples to solve, because a preschooler should not be able to do this. After all, this period is called the preschool age. In turn, this means that with the right school program, such as “Primary School of the 21st Century”, the child will learn everything at school, and do it with interest, joy and at a pace that is comfortable for him.

But there are important mental processes, skills and knowledge, without the proper development of which the child will not be able to assimilate school material. It:

memory,

imagination,

thinking,

developed speech,

knowledge about the surrounding world.

Based on these components of preschool development, we will talk about what a child needs to be taught at the age of 5–6 years.

Memory. The child develops arbitrary memory. This means that a five-six-year-old can remember something (for example, combinations of objects shown to him) by an effort of will, while at an early age mechanical memory works to a greater extent: the baby remembers a word or object without thinking. Also an indicator of the emergence of arbitrary memory is the ability to memorize poems.

Imagination helps your little one make up interesting stories with successive events. Some five-year-olds are already beginning to compose fairy tales, invent and draw animals from the fantasy world. Thus, by the age of 5-6, a child can compose a short story or a fairy tale on a given topic with a given character, as well as draw an unknown animal or a fairy-tale hero.

Thinking. The formation of figurative thinking in older preschoolers allows them to solve simple problems in their minds. Logical thinking helps children build causal relationships, analyze and draw conclusions, generalize objects based on one or two signs. For harmonious development, one cannot give preference to one of the types of mental activity – it is necessary to develop logical thinking along with the development of figurative thinking.

Speech . In speech, your babies should no longer have shortcomings in the pronunciation of sounds. Children of this age period recite a poem with expression, with the help of an adult compose a story based on a picture, retell a small simple text. The vocabulary of the child is expanding every year, so do not forget about the use of antonyms and synonyms in speech.

The world around is extremely interesting for any child, so it is not difficult to give knowledge about its structure. For a 5-6-year-old child, it is important to know the daily routine, days of the week, navigate the seasons; know the basics of human structure, the main representatives of the animal world, birds, insects, plants. Kids need to be helped to understand the phenomena of nature and the structure of the earth’s landscape, to learn their last name, first name and patronymic (and then the names and surnames of family members). Knowing the home address will help the child in case of an unusual situation. In addition, the future first-grader needs to navigate the surrounding household items, professions and tools.

You can listen to the audio version of the article:

What and how to do with a child?

Before offering a child developmental tasks, we recall that it is not recommended to conduct classes to teach reading or writing.

Memory

Exercise “Number series”. Call the child in a row 3–5–7 different numbers and ask them to repeat. Gradually complicate the task, using not only numbers from the first ten, but also two-digit, even three-digit ones.

Video sequence exercise. Show cards with the image of various objects for 10-15 seconds, and then close them and ask them to list all the objects that the child remembered. Gradually increase the row: start with 4-5 cards and bring their number to 8-10 (or more).

Memorization and recitation with the expression of poetry is an excellent memory training and an opportunity to develop artistic talent.

Singing songs is a wonderful activity that develops memory, ear for music and the ability to reproduce what you hear.

Imagination

Constructor. Any designer will do, but it is desirable that the child does not design according to the scheme or instructions, but invents and embodies the images himself.

Modeling. Plasticine is an excellent material for self-expression, developing fine motor skills. A child can sculpt not only animal figures, but also entire plots. Offer to “draw” a whole picture on cardboard with plasticine, you can draw it with your child.

Application. Invent, cut and paste – three developmental actions at once.

Listening to fairy tales gives rise to numerous images in the child’s head, bright and interesting. And their further reproduction will bring a lot of pleasure not only to children, but also to adults. Assign roles and play!

Thinking

For the development of thinking, they use not only logical tasks, but also such techniques as experimentation. The experiment gives the child the opportunity not to be afraid to make a mistake, because the absence of a result is also a result!

Labyrinth. With the help of a pencil, ask the child to go through the maze and find a way out of it.

Solve riddles. And make them yourself: let the kid try to conceive and describe an action or an object, and you – to guess what was hidden.

“Find what’s missing” task. In a series of similar objects that have a common feature, ask them to find one image in which this feature is missing, and draw the “lack”.

Geometric series arranged in a certain sequence is an excellent exercise for the development of analysis.

Do simple experiments together. The easiest way is to freeze water in a glass and then melt the ice. Such experiments will add knowledge about the world around.

Draw Friends: Have the child draw the tallest and shortest friend, then the friend who is taller than the shortest but shorter than the tallest. Then sign their names together. A difficult task, but your child by the age of seven will be able to cope with it.

Speech

Speech development is best done in individual lessons .

Learn as many tongue twisters as possible with different letters.

Retell stories with more detail, or describe a picture with just as much detail.

Play cities, fruits, vegetables, animals to build more vocabulary.

Choose antonyms and synonyms for words.

Ask the child to name as many features of one object as possible. For example, an apple is “round”, “red”, “sweet”, “juicy”.

World around

Use flashcard quizzes with light bulbs on when you answer correctly. Very clear and fun for kids!

Themed games. Name in turn domestic animals, wild animals, birds, marine life. The last person to answer wins.

A dial with hands that can be translated by the child himself will help to master the time and understand the daily routine. Together draw a bright schedule for the week by day and get acquainted with the concepts of “day” and “week”.

Play as professions: cook, doctor, teacher, salesman, builder.

Lesson tips

Try to practice every day. Regularity increases memorability.

Set aside 15 minutes for each block. Between them, take a break for physical games or gymnastics.

Equip, if possible, a place for classes so that there are no extra things or toys on the table. In a properly organized workplace, it will be easier for the child to concentrate.

If the child cannot complete the tasks the first time, be patient: your child is only at the beginning of the path of knowledge.

Sofia Rogozinskaya

18 ideas of what to do with a child under 6 years old

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Nazarok Yana

27 March

As many already know, the quarantine in Ukraine has been extended. But we do not lose heart, because this is a great time to pay attention to yourself and loved ones. It is important to remember about simple methods of preventing coronavirus.

The current death rate from the virus worldwide is:

Coronavirus death rate by age

0-9 months 0%

10-39 years old 0.2%

40-49 years old 0.4%

50-59 years old 1.3%

60-69 years old 3.6%

70-79 years old 8.0%

over 80 14.8%

Data source : China Center for Disease Control and Prevention. These findings are based on 72,314 cases.

Previously, we have already told about boring activities for children in quarantine and interesting activities for schoolchildren. In continuation of the theme, we decided to add 26 games and activities for the child. As before, we do not include boring options. Some of the entertainment will suit even the most inveterate fidgets.

Just note that the games are suitable for both one child and families with several children.

1. Sumo. This game will be very popular with sports and active kids. Take a large t-shirt or sweater. Surely there will be clothes that you no longer plan to wear. Fill it with cotton wool, synthetic winterizer or other soft material. You can use soft toys or pillows. The more voluminous the fighters are, the safer the duel will be.

2. Drawing. Ideas for creative kids who have already managed to paint everything and everywhere. Surprise them, invite them to draw on the products. For example: a painted rainbow sandwich. All you need is bread, condensed milk and food coloring. The second option: colored rice. For it you will need: rice, vinegar, food coloring and clean bags. Put a handful of rice in a bag, add food coloring to it, tie it tightly. It will be interesting for the child to watch the process of dyeing rice, and mixing colors. At the end, you can dry the rice, and use it for school crafts in the future.

3. DIY slime. Recently, children are very fond of playing with masses for modeling and slimes. It can be made at home, and the child will play with it for a very long time. For the manufacture of mass for modeling: PVA glue (240 ml), sodium borate 1 teaspoon (borax), water and food coloring. It is necessary to mix water and glue in the toe and add a couple of drops of dye. The drill must be dissolved in half a glass of warm water, and add the resulting solution to your multi-colored glue. At this point, you need to mix the mass well. Wait until it thickens and starts to stretch. Knead it like dough, and after a couple of minutes you have a modeling solution in your hands.

4. Board games with cookies. Is your child interested in board games? Make the game even more interesting by adding small rewards. It does not have to be cookies or sweets, they can be replaced with nuts for example.

5. Barbie house. If you have a girl who loves to play with dolls, help her build a little mansion. There are a lot of variations. The simplest option will be a house for dolls from boxes. If you want a more sophisticated option – papier-mâché. Put all the boxes and start wrapping them with newsprint. Wait until it dries well. Pull out of the newspaper, then a flight of fancy. Suitable for: wallpaper, scrapbooking paper or even watercolors.

6. Masking tape and plastic ball. Active games in the apartment, without pogrom – it is possible. Masking tape, which is easy to peel off and does not leave marks, will be an excellent material for marking an impromptu field. Or even just stick a field for the classics.

7. Straw products. The child loves the designer? Then he will definitely like a simple invention of three pieces of paper and one straw for cocktails. Cut out pieces of thick paper 2.5 × 12.5 cm. Connect the pieces of paper and the tube together with adhesive tape. From the small piece of paper that is left, you need to make a circle. Launch with the third ring forward.

Second variant: craft for creative children “reed pipes”. Take 6-8 plastic tubes, cut and glue with adhesive tape. A fun tool that will captivate the child for a long time.

8. Soap – air cloud. It is very easy to make this experience at home. Place the soap in the microwave for a couple of minutes. The result can be crushed into a blender for small crafts, or painted and laid out in molds.

9. Safety slingshot. For little fidgets, this will be a safe and very exciting toy. For her, you will need a plastic cup and a balloon. Cut the cup in half, do not inflate the balloon, but simply tie its end. As a “cartridge” you can use cotton balls.

10. Drawings – stickers. Everything ingenious is simple. Give your child self-adhesive paper. At the end, if you cut the drawings, you get small stickers.

11. Ropeway. Stretch the elastic between furniture, doors, furniture legs. Hang a hanger, put a soft toy on it. The impromptu cable car is ready.

12. Speed games. Take Chinese sticks and sprinkle sweets, small marshmallows or nuts on the table. The task is to collect food with Chinese chopsticks as quickly as possible. Or who will build the highest tower out of coins or cups?

13. Bracelet made of wood and paper tape. This task is best done with parents. You will need: water, a wide mug, wooden ice cream sticks, multi-colored paper tape or colored paper, an awl, twine or thick thread. Put wooden sticks in water to soften them. Please note that this may take several days. When it becomes soft, roll into a circle and put in a cup. When the tree dries, start decorating the wooden bracelet.

14. “Fenki” or colorful bracelets made of thread. You need threads or laces, the more colors the better. If the child already knows how to weave pigtails, such a bracelet will definitely like it.

15. Drawing. Another option for a child who loves to draw. Take a zip bag, pour some shower gel into it and add dye there. And the child is happy, and cleanliness.

16. Balloon experiment. Pour a spoonful of soda into the bowl, and pour vinegar into an empty bottle. Put the ball on the neck of the bottle and secure. Gradually pour the baking soda out of the bowl. As a result, the balloon will gradually inflate.

17. Homemade ice cream. All children love ice cream. Try making banana ice cream with your child. Cut the banana into thin slices and place in the freezer. When the pieces are frozen, pull them out and put them in a blender. Beat until thick. You can then put it back in the freezer.

18. Dinosaur in a shell. Children love dinosaurs very much. Surprise the child and put the dinosaur into the balloon. Fill with colored water. Put the ball in the freezer. When the water freezes, call the kids to dig.

19. Paper crafts. Kids will love this paper craft idea. On the Internet you can find different crafts for different ages. In addition to being interesting for the child, it also develops fine motor skills.

The conclusion is very simple, use quarantine to spend more time with your child. As you can see, everything is very simple, sometimes you can come up with an entertaining game from simple materials that are at hand. Take care of yourself and your loved ones. Do not be ill.

100+ ideas to keep your child busy during quarantine / vacation | Games for children, didactic materials to borrow from a child’s garden, porches and roses

27 March, 2020

For 2 weeks now, Ksyusha and Sima have been at home, not at school. Fortunately, girls have long learned to amuse themselves, and at home there are always a lot of different materials for creativity, board games, mosaics and other fairly simple, inexpensive, but exciting things for the leisure of younger schoolgirls.

Watching them, I can conclude what can captivate children and keep them busy for a while. So I will write based on my own observations + I will add ideas that I still have in reserve in case of “Mom, we are bored …”

1. Thermomosaic (Hama Beads) . These small plastic beads are able to “neutralize” children, sometimes even for an hour. You can’t do it in a couple of minutes, and if the child has perseverance and a desire to get a result, then this meditative activity can captivate him for a long time. The biggest advantage of hama beads is the variety of products that can be created with them. For example, here are some ideas: coasters for a cup, earrings, bracelets, key chains, bookmarks, pendants, pendants, mobiles for home, magnets and just beautiful pictures)))

Mine enjoy reading a series of books about Lotta and her disasters. I don’t know if they are in Russian. MIF has a whole selection of such books. The peculiarity of such a presentation of the text is that children do not even notice how they are drawn in and begin to read excitedly. Children get bored of sitting at home for a long time and now is the time for exciting reading.

3. Draw comics . When you read comics, over time, there is a desire to draw your own. It is not necessary to draw a comic from scratch on a blank sheet, you can, for example, print out templates for creating comics. Download here with large cells, here with smaller ones, and here there are clouds and bubbles for words and thoughts. Taken from the Picklebums blog (there, by the way, there are a lot of other templates you can download).

4. Weave baubles from: elastic bands (Loom Bands), floss, yarn, ribbons, Scooby doo tubes (Scooby doo), paracord, laces or beads. Who likes it more))

5. Make books with your own hands. This activity has already become a habit with us thanks to the school. Children are often given a home project to “create a book on a topic”. We already have a small collection. A very exciting and long lasting challenge. Of course, a child will not complete such a task 100% on his own the first time, but with your help the result will be simply stunning! Topics can be varied, however, as well as creation techniques and book assembly methods.

6. Create posters. On any subject. In any technique. About myself, about animals, about space…

7. Create collages. Almost the same as the posters, but more fun! They can be created from: colored paper, cardboard, textured paper, magazines, newspapers, unwanted books, scraps, ribbons, buttons and other materials. In this case, the main thing is fantasy!

I’m also sharing my recent life hack. Sima was given the project “Create the ABC of Nature” at school. For each letter, it was necessary to find objects, animals or natural phenomena. An idea came to my mind: to show the children how to make collages in the Instagram Layout program. It’s incredibly simple! I filled them with the letters of the alphabet on a white background and reminded them how to search for pictures in Google and save them to the gallery. A few hours later, the Ukrainian alphabet of 33 letters was ready. So digital collages are fun too!

8. Shoot and edit videos. The easiest way to edit video is on a tablet. There are a lot of installation applications now. From standard system editors to programs with ready-made templates. For starters, you can try creating videos from pictures in Quik, for example. It is not difficult, but there will be a lot of joy.

9. Weave. It’s easy and – attention! – It is not necessary to have a machine. My beauties are very fond of weaving in its various manifestations: from classic weaving with threads to paper and patchwork.

And here is the result we got with the girls. They especially liked to work with wool for felting.

10. Coloring antistress coloring pages. I wrote about coloring many times already: a selection of beautiful books with anti-stress coloring books, a coloring poster for Easter, coloring mandalas for children and adults.

11. Color clothes and shoes. To do this, you need to have something to color (white cotton T-shirts and T-shirts are ideal) and something to color (felt-tip pens or paints on fabric that do not wash off during washing). Here are some story ideas. For example, “everything about me” or “imitation of the work of Modrian”. In general, you understand how wide the choice of plot can be))

12. Sculpt from “lipaka” (air plasticine) . This is our favorite type of plasticine with children. Mine is because it does not stick to carpets and does not stain surfaces, and children love it for its softness, suppleness, bright colors and drying of the figures.

13. Come up with the children YouTube challenge . This is our know-how with the children)) In general, we prescribed a list of topics with them, all the topics were suggested by the children. I just wrote down and drew pictures. It was about 2 years ago, when they still didn’t really know how to write, so I wrote instead of them. And the task was to find a video on YouTube on each of these topics. 1 day – 1 topic. Here and new knowledge, and the ability to search for information, and an element of entertainment, because all the same, in YouTube they found mostly thematic blogs, or scientific pop.

14. Cook delicious treats . This is generally a recipe for all ills. And the children are fine, and you don’t need to invent anything special. Open the cookbook and let’s go! Cookies, muffins, pies, pizza, dumplings, bread, pasta, salads and many other dishes can be cooked together. This article contains some simple recipes for delicious dishes that you can easily cook with your children.

happy family in the kitchen. mother and children preparing the dough, bake cookies

15. Do yoga, gymnastics, Pilates. Here is a selection of various video tutorials on yoga classes with children. By the way, this activity is not only for physical development, but also for strengthening the mental connection.

16. Make slimes . Here and here you can watch master classes from our Ksyusha and Sima, who tell you how to make slime. Do not judge strictly, filmed such a video for the first time and in their free time from school, that is, in the evening. The girls and I make slimes from: borax (sodium tetraborate), PVA glue and transparent stationery glue, hair balm and hand cream. Slimes almost always turn out great.

17. Play I Spy. In the pictures you need to find the specified number of different items. There are even whole books with such pictures for attentiveness. Here there are more ideas for games for the development of attention, and at this link my author’s pictures-finders.

18. Create lapbooks . These are, one might say, interactive posters. You can find ready-made templates on the Internet, or create your own unique lepbook. How to do this is described in this master class.

19. Sculpt a human body from dough or plasticine. Download ready-made templates for modeling or take from this blog. As an option, collect a skeleton from pasta.

20. Making DIY dough . This link is the best recipe for years of my practice. Younger students are quite capable of making such a dough on their own. And then decorate it with everything that your imagination can do. It turns out very cool black dough and colored dough with glitter.

21. Create origami . An especially cool idea is origami bookmarks.

22. Collect puzzles . Perhaps they are not quite in fashion now, but you can still easily buy them even in the nearest supermarket. Important: 1) buy high-quality puzzles that do not delaminate during assembly, 2) take into account the age of the child and his abilities, do not buy puzzles that are too complex, as a result, you will collect them, and the child will be bored and uninteresting (for your children 7 and 8 for years I have been taking puzzles with 150-250 pieces maximum, and those with 250 pieces are still difficult for them to assemble on their own, I help them), 3) Choose pictures with a lot of different objects, colors and details (for example, cartoon characters, a farm with many different animals). The best puzzles, according to my observations, are made by 3 companies: Castorland, Trefl and Ravensburger.

23. Collect diamond embroidery . Recently learned about this type of needlework. Ready-made kits are sold, something like drawing by numbers, only easier.

24. Color pictures by numbers . Younger schoolchildren can quite cope with coloring a picture with acrylic by numbers absolutely on their own, which is only good for us, parents.

25. Keep a personal diary , songbook, journal of ideas, etc. You can even create a notebook for this with your own hands. Glue stickers there, create collages and much more.

26. Build a halabuda , a tent, a house and other minks, huts and wigwams.

27. Plant plants . We have already managed to transplant a stone rose and zamiokulkas in a week. We want to plant grass and edible greens, as well as gladioli.

28. Make soap, make bath bombs . Yes, soap is mostly not made from improvised materials, but, you see, it is also an option if you order materials via the Internet. But for bombs you can find the ingredients at home:

4 tbsp. soda

2 tbsp citric acid

2 tbsp fine sea salt

1-2 tbsp vegetable oil (preferably olive or grapeseed, but sunflower oil is also possible)

a few drops of essential oil, if available

a couple of drops of food coloring diluted in water or half a teaspoon of cocoa powder.

29. Create postcards from any materials in any technique: from pencil drawing to collages and pop-ups.

30. Play board games . Here is an overview of board games that can and should be played with children. Home collection of desktops is a real salvation!

31. Knit on fingers . As well as knitting and crochet. My girls haven’t tried it yet, and I mastered the basics of crochet at the age of 7. So it’s quite an option. Of course, provided that mom or grandmother can teach.

32. Arrange a movie or theater evening . If you have already reviewed a bunch of everything, you can organize a movie evening in English and revise what you have already watched in Russian. If you have already been to the theater with your children, you can try to include video recordings of performances. My kids and I have been watching open recordings from the Metropolitan Opera for a couple of days now. Surprisingly, they still get it, they look with pleasure and discuss with us the plot, costumes, scenery.

33. Create photo album . And the more children’s creativity and self-expression in it, the more valuable it will turn out! Let stickers, magazine clippings, postcards and inscriptions, hearts, flowers and other decor appear there;)

34. Make a light table or box and draw, play, translate pictures on it. For this, a transparent storage box is suitable, as well as a garland, ideally if it is LED and battery powered.

35. Sew something simple : a toy, a pillow, a string bag, a garland of scraps. Choose the most simple shapes: a square, a circle with paws, a triangle with ears. And pay attention to the size of the product: it should not be large, but not small. To fit in the hands and it was not long to sew.

36. Create sensory boxes . A large selection of ideas is at the link. Life hack: older children can make such boxes on their own, decorate them, fill them, build a game. You only need to provide all the necessary materials and a large capacity.

37. Build cities out of boxes, jars, bottles, cardboard, paper, plasticine, corks, constructors, etc.

38. Tidy up the dollhouse , decorate, decorate.

39. Launch soap bubbles from the balcony .

40. Draw a self-portrait or a portrait of someone from the family .

41. Make beads from pasta or popcorn .

42. Create something interesting out of papier-mâché . Good old papier-mâché. This is a job for several hours, if not days! And what can you do with it!

43. Place dominoes in such a way that when they fall, they catch each other . This activity, by the way, is listed in many STEM programs as developing logic and constructive thinking.

44. Build the ball . We have a special sharogon constructor in the kindergarten. Very sticky stuff! But you can also come up with a sharogon from improvised items.

45. Create your own board game . It’s not difficult, but there will be joy!

46. Play role-playing games : school, zoo, daughters-mothers, veterinary clinic, fairy forest.

47. Decorate the room with garlands, flowers, words, posters.

48. Conduct a tasting with your eyes closed . This is a cool task that we develop mindfulness of our feelings, perception of our body, understanding the difference in tastes and it’s just fun.

49. Make a toy/house/maze for a pet .

50. Create a time capsule. You can hide photos, pictures, objects, letters, answers to questions, etc. in it. You can hide it in the attic, in the pantry or far in the closet. Do not forget to indicate the date when the capsule was opened, the day you will remember this eventful time spent together.

51. Invent a shadow theater . As characters, you can use: your own hands, printouts from the Internet or author’s figures. For staging, you can take any fairy tale, story, or come up with your own. The stage and backstage can serve as an ordinary sheet or a box or a cardboard frame with a stretched fabric that will serve as a screen. And yes! Do not forget about the backlight, which will create a shadow from the characters.

52. Perform simple experiments . Many children’s experiments do not require any complex components or tools, the main thing is to set a goal, read the instructions and prepare. The same baking soda with vinegar or foam with dye can be exciting entertainment for a child, especially if baking soda with vinegar depicts a volcanic eruption, and shaving foam with food coloring is a rain cloud.

53. Arrange a disco or pajama family party.

54. Make up stories . You can do it just from your head, or you can use blocks for storytelling or cards, for example.

55. Have a home photoshoot . It is not necessary to create special images, scenery and select costumes to hold a home photo session. It is quite possible to get by with pajamas and ordinary things for the house. For example, in these photos, children at home on the bed in pajamas, over which they put on a poncho, play with a Christmas tree garland, a comb and a book.

56. Clean up and put things in order . Sort toys from McDonald’s and kinders, sort out materials for creativity, put books in some meaningful order (by color, size or topics), take apart Lego figures so that later you can again put something interesting out of them, seat soft toys, sort out doll clothes, etc.

57. Create sand jars . For them, you can also use what is almost always at home: salt, cereals, spices. How to paint cereals I told in this publication.

58. Paint something .

59. Weave macrame or make toys out of thread, like this horse.

60. Create pom-poms . And then some pom-poms 😉

61. Embroider . For those who are younger, you can use a plastic yarn needle and paper lacing, such as these. For younger students, you can come up with the first projects with a real needle, but it’s better to take a blunt and not the thinnest needle, but fabric – a canvas with visible holes.

62. Come up with a dance, learn someone else’s, for example, from TikTok or YouTube or arrange a dance battle (Just Dance). There are a lot of dance videos on YouTube that need to be repeated. Whoever repeats better, he won the battle. We are now turning on Just Dance instead of morning exercises.

63. Invent your own code/shift or write down a secret message using Egyptian hieroglyphs, for example.

64. Learn the capital cities of the world and play the quiz .

65. Play crocodile . To facilitate the task of inventing words, you can use word cards and pull them out, for example, from a hat.

66. Arrange karaoke .

67. Copy great artists . Again, in different techniques and different materials. And in order to facilitate the task, you can use coloring pages with world masterpieces.

68. Solve crossword puzzles .

69. Draw by cells (pages from a notebook into a cell as a blank) or by numbers (printouts from the Internet).

70. Play custom musical instruments, or make your own instruments.

71. Set up a puppet theater .

72. Pour plaster figures, and then paint them. On the Internet, you can buy both ready-made kits and ready-made figures for coloring, as well as plaster for author’s projects.

73. Making toilet roll freaks .

74. Make your own stamps .

75. Draw and decorate a large track for cars/animals/dolls, etc. Kraft paper (or unnecessary paper wallpaper) and masking tape are best suited for this.

76. Draw a full length portrait of yourself .

77. Set up an obstacle course at home. Such activities perfectly develop gross motor skills, help to spend the energy accumulated during the day, improve coordination of movements, speed of perception and logic.

78. Play with shade palette. Open a palette of shades on your tablet or phone, select one and find an object of this shade at home. Then choose the next shade and continue the game.

79. Build an unusual tower .

80. Draw a series of characters , which will have something in common. For this, kawaii-style drawings are cool.

81. Make a winding doll .

82. Weave baskets from paper tubes .

83. Design unusual costumes . Toilet paper, corrugated cardboard, candy wrappers, newspapers and garbage bags will help you 😉

84. Cut and color mega shapes/pictures from corrugated cardboard.

85. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure furniture at home , objects, toys, pets, etc.

86. Make a wish list , you can add pictures to it. You can also create to-do lists, shopping lists, cartoons and films that you want to watch, etc. Agree that such a skill in a child will not be superfluous.

87. Play twister or mini twister.

88. Build a house of cards . Also, by the way, STEM activity.

89. Build a dream catcher .

90. Make a Calm Bottle . You shake it up and then watch the glitter slowly sink to the bottom. To create a bottle, you will need: a bottle / jar, transparent stationery glue, food coloring and glitter.

91. Make a galaxy jar or wish jar . My kids and I made these for Simin’s last birthday. The children really enjoyed it. First, the children made wishes, then they chose colors to fill their jar, and then closed the wish in a jar and wore it as a pendant.

92. Read books to each other .

93. Sculpt clay plates, pendants, figurines, etc. .

94. Fill candles made of wax or paraffin, as well as wax crayons.

95. Learn: to draw from YouTube lessons, art through books and videos about artists, English through applications. Learn something new about our planet from encyclopedias, courses, programs and films. Here is a selection of educational channels that are suitable for preschoolers and younger students.

96. Solve logic puzzles and puzzles, play logic games .

97. Learn new programs/applications. For example, Google Planet, Google Slides and Google Docs, Louvre HD and Paper. Such knowledge will not be superfluous and will also be useful in school life. Also an interesting app is the Color Inspiration Tool. Through the camera, it analyzes the colors and gives out the shade number and its name. Plus, you can save your favorite color.

98. Create crafts with the hot gun . It turns out that you can draw with glue from this gun, creating three-dimensional ornaments, which then harden. Or make stamps and rollers for creativity. Plus, you can decorate just about anything. Here’s where you can roam!

99. Write letters to grandparents, relatives and friends, decorate them with drawings, stickers, etc. And it is not even necessary to send it by mail, because you can simply take a picture of the letter and send it via the Internet. Believe me, this letter will not at all lose the warmth it contains.

100. Hugging, fooling around, laughing, joking , giving each other a massage, braiding, doing manicures and showing your love in every possible way!

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Educational games for children aged 5-6 with their parents at home

Games for preschool children are not just fun, but a necessity. Through the game, the child develops, the formation of his personality takes place. The game helps to master the rules, broaden your horizons, develop perseverance, train mindfulness. These qualities are necessary for an older preschool child, especially before entering school.

Any activity with a child must be age appropriate. In this article, we will consider which games are most suitable for children 5-6 years old, and we will understand their classification.

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Outdoor games

Board games

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Outdoor games

Outdoor games for children are useful because they develop reaction, dexterity, endurance, coordination of movements, add extreme sports. For preschoolers 5-6 years old, an outdoor game lasts 20-25 minutes. This type of play allows children to throw out the energy that accumulates during the day.

In kindergartens, after an active daytime walk, children have no problems going to bed during the waking hours. This practice can be used at home when you want to put your baby to bed.

Giant Lilliputians. When an adult says “Lilliputians”, the children squat as low as possible to the ground. Hearing the word “giants”, they rise up on their toes and pull their hands high up. Make the task more difficult and intentionally confuse the child by naming the word and showing the wrong movement. Playing at a fast pace will encourage the baby to be more attentive and focused, as well as strengthen leg muscles.

“Do the opposite.” For six year olds, this game will be a real challenge to train their attention. An adult shows the movements, and the child must come up with a version in reverse. If the leader jumped, the participant of the game sits down. If the facilitator stretched his hands forward, the participant hides them, and so on.

Dance Marathon. Host a dance marathon for the whole family. To do this, you need a good mood, incendiary music and at least 2 participants. To diversify the game, the adult stops the music, and the children freeze in the position in which they remain. Music games improve mood, relieve fatigue and strengthen the relationship between parent and child.

Board games

For children aged 5-6, board games are a fun activity. This type of game teaches the child to act according to the rules, to wait for his turn, to be able to negotiate. The desktops always have some paraphernalia that you can touch: cubes, puzzles, figures. Tactile contact with them develops not only curiosity, but also fine motor skills of the child.

There are board games that are more suitable for girls, for example with the heroines of fairy tales. It is also important to select desktops for boys taking into account their interests.

Jenga. A popular game that develops fine motor skills. Suitable for adults and children. It is a set of wooden bars. The game begins with the construction of a tower of 3 bars, 3 more bars are placed on top, but in a different direction, and so on with the whole set. When the tower is built, the participants take out a block with one hand so that nothing collapses. The elongated block is placed on top of the tower. The one whose turn the tower collapses loses.

Monopoly. The game exists in various variations. Choose a children’s monopoly for children from 5 years old. The number of participants is from 2 to 4 people. The main benefit of a monopoly is that it allows you to master the skills of the economy. All players pass the playing field in turn. The roll of the die determines how many steps the contestant must take. The winner is the one who achieves the bankruptcy of other players and becomes a monopolist.

Educational games

Adults should pay special attention to educational games. The child chooses those games that respond to him. Therefore, the parent manages the activities of his child, offers options for games that help develop.

Consider 2 variants of educational games for children.

For the development of intelligence

Logic games combine 2 important functions – entertainment and development. A child who often plays such games is distinguished by lively thinking, a broad outlook, curiosity and sociality.

Examples of mind games:

Quizzes for which you need to compose questions and prepare prizes for correct answers. For a 5-year-old child, select questions on the topics of fairy tales (“Who left his grandmother and left his grandfather?”), Nature (“When the sun sets, is that called …?”), Seasons (“What season comes after spring?” ). Ask children 6 years old to answer questions on the following topics: days of the week (“What day of the week follows Thursday?”), household items (“What device helps to count numbers?”), social world (“What do they call people who have a wedding?” ).

Solving puzzles is a good way for the logical development of children 5-6 years old. It is necessary to teach the child to guess the encrypted word, starting from simple options. As soon as the baby learns the basics, complicate the puzzles, along the way explaining the new rules.

For the development of speech

Word games with children are very easy to organize at home. Clear and expressive speech, the ability to express one’s thoughts will help the child quickly adapt to new conditions at school. Why it is so important to pay attention to the development of speech, read the article “How to teach a child to speak: ways, games and exercises.”

Examples of what to play with a child to develop speech:

“Choose a rhyme”. The adult calls the word, and the child comes up with rhymes. Write down all the rhymes and compose a poem with your child. The game allows you to replenish vocabulary and develops literary creativity.

“Pick a word.” The leader throws the ball and calls any part of speech (noun, verb). Participants choose the word that makes sense. For example, “ball” – “jumps”, “beautiful” – “doll”.

“Choose an antonym.” The facilitator calls the word and invites the participants to pick up the word in reverse, explaining that such words are called antonyms. The game expands vocabulary and reinforces the concepts of the Russian language.

Educational games

Educational games for children develop mental processes: memory, thinking, imagination. The purpose of the cognitive game is to teach the child the knowledge, skills, actions necessary for further development.

For learning to read and write

Learning to read and write begins with your child’s introduction to letters and sounds. When a preschooler learns to hear individual sounds in a word, then he will be able to write. You can develop this skill with the help of games:

“Name the words starting with the letter…”: the adult calls the letter, and the child selects as many words as possible that begin with this letter. At the initial stage, use pictures with images of words to help.

“Find the letter”: an adult shows pictures with images of letters in different fonts and sizes. The child must find the letter that was asked. With the help of visual memory, a preschooler will remember what the letters look like and will be able to write them on their own.

Math learning

Math games help kids ages 5-6 get ready for school. Introduction to mathematics begins with teaching numbers, counting, and then calculations. It will be easier for a child to master mathematical representations if you pick up entertaining games.

“Geometric figures”. The game with a 5-year-old child is aimed at developing knowledge of geometric shapes that can be cut out of cardboard. The adult calls the figure, and the child chooses it among the other figures. At the end of the game, build a house or any other figure together.

“Tell me, what number is missing?”. A game for children who can consistently count up to 20. You must fill in the missing numbers that come before, between or after the given number.

To teach retelling

The ability to retell texts must be trained from preschool age. Do this while doing household chores. Let the child tell what happened in their favorite cartoon or book. To diversify children’s activities, use games for five-year-olds and six-year-olds.

Theater at Home. Choose a story that your child likes. Assign roles and arrange a theatrical performance. Children really like to try on the roles of their favorite characters, so remembering the script will not be difficult. Such an activity will teach the child not only to memorize and retell the text, but also to make the speech expressive.

“Letter from a forest dweller”. For five year olds, playing with an imaginary animal will be a fun way to imagine how this or that character feels. Prepare a set of pictures with a story, for example, how one day in the life of a hare goes. Invite your child to make up a story from the pictures or complete their own version.

Tips for Parents

Discuss the rules before you start playing games.

To avoid injury during outdoor play, instruct and inspect the play area for safety.

Games with children 5-6 years old form behavior patterns, so choose useful options.

Use every opportunity for the development of the child: at home, on a walk, in developing circles.

Sincerely rejoice in the victories of the baby and do not focus on failures. Parental support is important for a child’s development.

Read also: what a child should know and be able to do at 5 and 6 years old.

Conclusion

Playing with a child at home is a great pastime for adults and children.

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BACKGROUND

Please describe your company and your position there.

Owner & Founder, Massage Therapy Business

OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE

For what projects/services did your company hire RevLocal, and what were your goals?

Hired RevLocal to increase Local Search Ranking. They claimed their strategies would help build real results by the time our 6 month agreement would end.

SOLUTION

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?

A Digital Marketing Agent arrived at my office on an off day and reached out to me via phone call. That’s how discussions came about utilizing them to help market my business. He claimed they really specialized In helping local small business which gave me confidence.

Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and marking tools used.

Honestly, they utilize a pyramid graph to communicate and show you their results, percentages and analytics. In terms of what they did, the project steps and marketing tools were unknown to me.

How many resources from the vendor’s team worked with you, and what were their positions?

Two Resources: In person I met with a Digital Marketing Agent two times and we spoke on the phone maybe 2 or 3 times. I never met with the Local Search Strategist in person, we spoke on the phone 4-5 times. Email apparently was the best course of communication for her so that’s primarily how are discussions or conversations took place. She was the only one I truly spoke with.

RESULTS & FEEDBACK

Can you share any measurable outcomes of the project or general feedback about the deliverables?

Before I hired RevLocal I averaged anywhere from 3-5 new clients a month. I hoped to double that by the time my 6 month agreement ended and then I would reevaluate whether to continue using their marketing team or not. Unfortunately those numbers didn’t increase because their strategies didn’t work.

How effective was the workflow between your team and theirs?

I had a conference call once a month with the Local Search Strategist to go over ideas and strategies. The discussions we had never included what her or her team actually did or what their actual strategy was. Our phone calls always tended to end with something that I needed to do to help improve my rankings (Google or Facebook posts, upload pictures). I assume because whatever they were doing wasn’t effective or efficient enough.

What did you find most impressive or unique about this company?

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Are there any areas for improvement or something they could have done differently?

The strategist and consultant I worked with were non existent. I truly believe the consultant was new and inexperienced and the strategist was completely unaware of or lacked any knowledge at all in how to improve the strategies because nothing was working. Just a total lack of effort and concern. Not sure what can be done there, but a lot of improvement for sure. What else can I truly say when I have paid $3500.00 in 6 months to a company that didn’t help broaden my business?

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Angier, North Carolina

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“The most impressive quality I felt was that they seemed genuinely vested in the results I was getting.”

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5.0

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BACKGROUND

Please describe your company and your position there.

Owner/Operator of Move Chiropractic. I provide mobile chiropractic services and house calls

OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE

For what projects/services did your company hire RevLocal, and what were your goals?

I hired Rev Local to grow my local and organic search awareness.

SOLUTION

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?

Matt had reached out to me, seeing that I was a new business in the area. He was very personable and extremely knowledgeable in what he was explaining. The other deciding factor was that he was actually a local person from the area.

Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and marking tools used.

A landing page was created for my business as well as optimizing my google my business page. They also search ads to be run. I was kept up to date on the performance of what we were doing through their analytics program and monthly calls with the strategist to discuss what was working well, and what we should look at changing. I was also given “homework” to focus on such as strategies and best practices to ask patients for google reviews and social media posting.

How many resources from the vendor’s team worked with you, and what were their positions?

I worked with Matt who my local rep, and Hanna, who was the strategist.

RESULTS & FEEDBACK

Can you share any measurable outcomes of the project or general feedback about the deliverables?

Being a brand new business, the results were slow to start, but after a couple months, I began noticing more calls from people who found me through local google searches. Matt was also able to get the listings of chiropractors that were no longer in business in the area, removed from google maps, which was fantastic. The ad spend received on average 11,000-12,000 impressions.

How effective was the workflow between your team and theirs?

The work flow was very convenient. I am a single member business, and having direct contact with both Matt and Hanna was fantastic. If I wanted any changes or had any questions, they were answered nearly immediately with a quick phone call or email.

What did you find most impressive or unique about this company?

The most impressive quality I felt, was that they seemed genuinely vested in the results I was getting. They were honest if something was not working, and offered ideas to change up the strategy. Also, the ease of direct communication with both Matt and Hanna was outstanding. There were no automated phone calls and no wait times if I needed to contact them about something. I was just a small start up, with a small budget, but I felt like I was treated as well as a large company investing thousands of dollars into their marketing. Matt is also tremendous with thinking of his clients and personally connecting them together if he felt it would be worth introducing them. He made me countless valuable connections in the community, and I can’t say enough how grateful I am for that.

Are there any areas for improvement or something they could have done differently?

I honestly don’t know enough about digital marketing to know what they could have done better/different. I just know that the personal interactions and feeling like Matt, Hanna, and their team genuinely cared, was more than I could have ever expected.

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Scheduling

ON TIME /
DEADLINES

Scheduling was as simple as a phone call to set up.

5.0
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Value / within estimates

Cost was comparable to the rest of the market that I looked at, but the personalized service was well beyond they cost!

5. 0
Quality

Service & deliverables

Matt and Hanna, as well as their teams are clearly knowledgeable with their field of work.

5.0
NPS

Willing to refer

I tell as many people as possible about Matt and Hanna.

Web Development

Digital Marketing

SEO & PPC

Mar 15, 2021

the project

“Honestly, we appreciate how open and professional they are. “

Web Development

Digital Marketing

SEO & PPC

Less than $10,000

Aug. 2020 – Ongoing

Quality:

5.0

Schedule:

5.0

Cost:

5.0

Willing to refer:

5.0

Less than $10,000

Aug. 2020 – Ongoing

Project summary:

RevLocal provided web optimization services for a custom PC company. The team continues to monitor the client’s website and its growing local search marketing, brand awareness, and client base.

1-10 Employees

Cary, North Carolina

Chris Touchberry

Owner & Lead Designer, Top Flight Computers

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“Honestly, we appreciate how open and professional they are.”

Mar 15, 2021

Quality:

5.0

Schedule:

5.0

Cost:

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Willing to refer:

5. 0

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Owner & Lead Designer, Top Flight Computers

Chris Touchberry

IT Services

1-10 Employees

Cary, North Carolina

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The client submitted this review online.

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BACKGROUND

Please describe your company and your position there.

I own a custom PC company based in Raleigh NC that I started at the end of 2015. We believe that fostering and strengthening authentic personal relationships with our customers is the most important part of our business. Above all, we want to help you get exactly what you need to be successful.

OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE

For what projects/services did your company hire RevLocal?

When I needed someone to help me out with more advanced topics, my relationship with Matt on LinkedIn was all I needed to know he was the right person to call. He and my strategist Taylor get my business in a way that few people do, and they truly have my best interest at heart.

What were your goals for this project?

To improve local search marketing, brand awareness, and recognition of what our business does (and does not).

SOLUTION

How did you select RevLocal?

I’d like to say I’ve become a decently proficient business owner when it comes to marketing. When I needed someone to help me out with more advanced topics, my relationship with Matt on LinkedIn was all I needed to know he was the right person to call.

Describe the scope of their work in detail.

Matt and my strategist Taylor get my business in a way that few people do, and they truly have my best interest at heart.

What was the team composition?

2 roles ever, Matt and Taylor.

RESULTS & FEEDBACK

Can you share any outcomes from the project that demonstrate progress or success?

Consistent measured scalable results online that we can mostly source a cause from. Things are moving at rates that are either on par or better than expected by our strategist.

How effective was the workflow between your team and theirs?

Seamless, clear regular communication with open professional lines. Stellar.

What did you find most impressive about this company?

Honestly, we appreciate how open and professional they are.

Are there any areas for improvement?

None right now.

5.0
Scheduling

ON TIME /
DEADLINES

5.0
Cost

Value / within estimates

5. 0
Quality

Service & deliverables

5.0
NPS

Willing to refer

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I am a franchise owner in Holly Springs, and have enjoyed working with Nick and Matt. We are already breaking sales records after 3 months of working together. With their programs in place, I don’t spend time chasing leads, they just come to me. If you are a small business owner, let them handle the marketing for you and make your life easier. They allow you to work smarter, not harder.

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Matt and RevLocal are amazing!

Matt and RevLocal have done an awesome job with us, finding experts with experience in our industry, and really showing us the best way to improve and perfect our digital marketing for our brand-new restaurant. I spent a year and a half with them and watched our numbers grow and grow. They are affordable, helpful and responsive. Even when I had to pause services with them, they were easy to work with and quickly processed the cancellation. Great company!

Date of experience: 28 January 2022

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Hanna (my strategist) and Matt (my local rep) are absolutely fantastic to work with. Normally I’m skeptical when somebody calls me about digital marketing, but Matt was local and talked to me like an actual person. He was willing to spend his time to meet up just to share information about organic and local search rankings online for my specific business. There was no pushy or pressured sale, he laid out all the options and explained how he would be able to help. On top of that, he went well beyond sharing digital marketing information and connected me with other business owners in the area that could be of benefit from meeting each other. 100% recommend Matt and his team! Three months in and I’m glad I took the plunge – RevLocal’s got my back and I’m glad I found them!

Date of experience: 26 January 2022

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How Much Are Online Reviews Actually Worth? | by RevLocal

I know you know that online reviews are important for your business, but do you know how much they’re really worth?

Not only do a huge 97 percent of consumers read online reviews, but they trust reviews as much as recommendations from friends and family. To have a fighting chance in today’s digital world, your business needs to be consistently getting new reviews.

Still, we found in a recent survey that only 36 percent of small businesses invest in review marketing. Seems counterproductive, right?

Reviews can also boost sales and SEO, leading to a higher search ranking, since reviews are social proof (social proof is the idea that if others like your business then it’s safe for me to like it — everyone else is doing it, right?).

And consumers take reviews very, very seriously. Check out these stats from Nielsen:

82 percent of consumers go to review sites because they want to buy a service or product

89 percent make a purchase within a week of visiting review sites and 29 percent will do so within a day

So if someone is reading your reviews, they probably want to make a purchase, but where do consumers leave and read reviews?

Well, that depends on where your business is listed.

There are many review sites that your business may be listed on (without even knowing it) and the most important review platform varies by business and industry.

While you probably don’t have the time to devote to in-depth research about every single review site out there, you can search Google for your industry + reviews + location. For instance, if your business is a restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, search “restaurant reviews Columbus OH”.

The results of this search will show you which sites your competitors use, so make sure your business is there too.

Not that we recommend raising prices just because you have recently received a few good reviews, but a Cornell University study found that a hotel can raise its prices by about 11 percent for every one-point increase in its star rating (without losing customers).

Consumers are also likely to spend 31 percent more on a business with excellent reviews, and a whopping 92 percent will use a local business if it has at least a four-star rating.

The big contenders for reviews, though, are Google and Yelp (though this will vary by industry and this doesn’t mean you should neglect industry-specific review sites).

Let’s look at how much reviews are worth on each platform.

While both are important for small businesses, studies say Google is more important for reviews than Yelp. Google is the biggest search engine in the world (accounting for around 64 percent of all searches worldwide) and when potential customers search Google for local businesses, reviews and star ratings show up.

Google was also found to be the most important review site for purchase decisions, and consumers are 38 percent more likely to visit and 29 percent more likely to consider buying from a business with a complete Google My Business page.

Besides, when someone Googles your business, they’ll see Google reviews in your listing.

Reviews on Google can also increase your click-through rates. In fact, 56 percent of searchers will choose to click on a business’s listing just because it has a good star rating or positive reviews (even if it isn’t the top result).

And, according to a Harvard Business Review study, a large percentage of local searches ended with a purchase (78 percent on mobile, 64 percent on tablet/laptop, and 61 percent on PC).

So, positive reviews on Google can help you get more clicks and improve sales!

People love to hate it, but don’t underestimate the power of Yelp for local businesses. With more than 127 million reviews, Yelp is the godfather of online review platforms, and good reviews on Yelp can do a lot for your local business.

Increasing your overall Yelp rating by one star can lead to a 5–9 percent boost in revenue. And 98 percent of Yelpers have made a purchase from a business they found on Yelp, so make sure you’ve claimed your Yelp business page.

Reviews on Facebook can have a huge impact on your business’s sales. Facebook influences more than half of users’ purchase decisions, and 80 percent of consumers are more likely to trust a local business if it has positive Facebook reviews.

Since 74 percent of people use Facebook to find more information about businesses, those reviews are extremely important.

Putting reviews on product pages is the way to go. Not only has it been proven to increase review volume by 324 percent, but it can also increase product coverage as well as website traffic and conversions.

In fact, more reviews will give you more conversions:

Just one review can boost conversions by 10 percent

At 100 reviews, your conversion rate could be boosted by as much as 37 percent

At 200 reviews, this rate could rise by a shocking 44 percent

Negative reviews are tricky. On one hand, one negative review can damage your business. On the other hand, consumers don’t always trust a business’s reviews if they’re all positive.

Still, negative reviews do come at a cost. They can cause four out of five consumers to reverse purchase decisions.

So that potential customer might be ready to buy until they read a few negative reviews, at which point they will simply walk away. Additionally, one bad Yelp review can cost your business 30 customers, and bad reviews in Google search results can cause you to lose 70 percent of those potential customers.

However, if you fix the problem, you can turn the bad experience (and possibly that bad review they left for the world to see) around.

When businesses respond to unhappy customers (and actually resolve the problem) that customer is much (70 percent!) more likely to use the business again.

All you have to do is respond, apologize, and genuinely try to make it right. Not sure how to make it right? Check out this article about why unhappy customers leave negative reviews and this one about how to reply to every type of review.

Originally published at www.revlocal.com.

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not enough lifetime glory. Handsome young men, muscular, athletic, graceful Komsomol members who came “for potatoes” (the Art Theater represents a new generation of artists here). A painful time of idleness and boring work. They freeze, it is dreary for them to mediocrely waste their youth. They are the metropolitan elite, around them are locals. There is class animosity between them. The playwright studies in this play the motif of the birth of a jubilant beast in man. This is a deep psychological experiment, a manual for the study of personality in a team: as in a kind, beautiful, graceful person, vice and aggression are generated.

The resurrection of interest in the Soviet-era playwright Alexander Remez is the duty of the Art Theatre. At 19In the 1980s, his play The Way, directed by Valery Sarkisov, was a success at the Moscow Art Theater – a very non-canonical, subtle performance about Vladimir Lenin’s brother Alexander. This performance was the debut for Dmitry Brusnikin. The name of Remez for the Art Theater is dear, close.

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Article 24. Voting on the recall of a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government, voting on issues of changing the boundaries of a municipal formation, transformation of a municipal formation
Federal Law of October 6, 2003 N 131-FZ
(as amended on 12/30/2021)
“On the general principles of the organization of local self-government in the Russian Federation”

Article 24. Voting on the recall of a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government, voting on issues of changing the boundaries of a municipal formation, transformation of a municipal formation

1. Voting on the recall of a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official local self-government is held on the initiative of the population in the manner prescribed by federal law and the law of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation adopted in accordance with it for holding a local referendum, taking into account the specifics provided for by this Federal Law.

2. The grounds for recalling a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government and the procedure for recalling these persons are established by the charter of the municipality.

The grounds for the recall of a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government can only be his specific unlawful decisions or actions (inaction) if they are confirmed in court.

The procedure for recalling a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government should provide him with the opportunity to give voters an explanation about the circumstances put forward as grounds for recall. A deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government is considered recalled if at least half of the voters registered in the municipality (electoral district) voted for the recall.

2.1. If all deputy mandates or a part of deputy mandates in the representative body of the municipality are replaced by deputies elected as part of the lists of candidates nominated by electoral associations, the recall of the deputy does not apply.

(Part 2.1 was introduced by Federal Law No. 38-FZ of March 20, 2011)

education, transformation of the municipality.

4. Voting on issues of changing the boundaries of a municipal formation, transformation of a municipal formation shall be held on the entire territory of the municipal formation or on a part of its territory in accordance with Parts 2 and 3 of Article 12 and Part 5 of Article 13 of this Federal Law.

(as amended by Federal Laws No. 361-FZ of November 30, 2011, No. 62-FZ of April 3, 2017)

(see the text in the previous version)

formation is appointed by the representative body of the municipal formation and is held in the manner prescribed by federal law and the law of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation adopted in accordance with it for holding a local referendum, taking into account the specifics established by this Federal Law. At the same time, the provisions of the federal law, the law of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation, which prohibit campaigning by state bodies, local self-government bodies, persons holding state or municipal positions, as well as provisions determining the legal force of a decision adopted at a referendum, do not apply.

6. Voting on the issues of changing the boundaries of the municipality, transformation of the municipality is considered valid if more than half of the residents of the municipality or part of the municipality who have the right to vote took part in it. The consent of the population to a change in the boundaries of a municipal formation, a transformation of a municipal formation shall be considered received if more than half of the residents of the municipal formation or part of the municipal formation who took part in the voting voted for the said change or transformation.

7. The results of voting on the recall of a deputy, a member of an elected body of local self-government, an elected official of local self-government, the results of voting on issues of changing the boundaries of a municipality, transformation of a municipality and the decisions taken are subject to official publication (promulgation).

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Film “Local” (2018) | 👌 Reviews-Ru

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Total reviews: 28

Justvikaa

Kaliningrad

reputation

7329

Pros:

Post-apocalyptic.

Drawbacks:

Boring unremarkable beginning.

Good day to all. Revisited last year’s film called “The Domestics”, the original title is “The Domestics”, in some places translated as …

xXLoRdXx

Dnepropetrovsk

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59

Advantages:

The quality and presentation of the film.

Drawbacks:

No

Hello everyone. This is the quality of films I want to see in the genre of horror, thriller (with a small budget). The plot is not new and not original, but how it …

TatTs

St. Petersburg

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2698

Advantages:

Dynamics of events, interesting directing, locations

Drawbacks:

Not found

Hello, film lovers! Once I happened to watch the movie “Locals” – an American post-apocalyptic horror film of 2018. Shaking America again. H…

K Alexey

Pskov

reputation

2144

Advantages:

Main characters, music, picture.

Drawbacks:

Prolonged start.

This film is the directorial debut of Mike P. Nelson (who is also the screenwriter) and it would be a stretch to say that it was successful. Not far bud…

Belkamir

Omsk

reputation

3787

Advantages:

Beautiful end credits

Drawbacks:

Unfinished script, primitive plot, cheap tricks and stamps

Didn’t like the movie. It’s just that it’s happened so many times. Lots of movies with the same plot. And here’s another one for you. The film was shot rather tastelessly, in my opinion …

romka1515

Saransk

reputation

133

Advantages:

The atmosphere of the post-apocalypse is perfectly conveyed.

Drawbacks:

For me – no.

This film belongs to the genre of post-apocalytic thriller. Horror elements in this case are associated with an abundance of bloody scenes of violence. This film is many…

Venera24

Krasnodar

reputation

322

Advantages:

Pretty peppy action movie.

Drawbacks:

You have to endure the beginning of the film and accept a number of stupid things – well, there cannot be any.

The beginning of the film is not impressive: B-52 strategic jet bombers are spraying chemical agents, while for some reason the voice acting is from piston aircraft. henpecked…

Advantages:

Good story

Drawbacks:

Behavior and actions of husband and wife.

The film seems to be quite good, but there are a lot of incomprehensible actions on the part of the main characters. The actions of the actors cause some misunderstandings, and in some places there are …

Robot fedor

Volgograd

reputation

833

Advantages:

plot

Drawbacks:

no

This is exactly what the end of the world will look like, warring gangs and complete anarchy. At such moments, the essence of a person is revealed, I crawl out …

Korkinep

Zurbagan

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4693

Advantages:

denouement, dynamics, acting

Drawbacks:

blurry plot

I don’t know why it happened, but many filmmakers who decided to make a film about the miserable existence of an endangered humanity portray it in the style of. ..

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What do the regions think about the local government reform 2022? Feedback from regional parliaments

At the state level, the situation around the discussion of the reform of local self-government has developed very deplorably – yesterday the deadline for submitting comments on the Draft Law No. 40361-8 “On the general principles of organizing local self-government in a single system of public authority” expired for regional parliaments.

Of the 85 regions of our vast country, only 6 subjects of the federation submitted their feedback. Quite expectedly, all these regions supported the concept of the reform.

But even out of these 6 regional parliaments, only 2 came up to the analysis of the draft law.

The remaining four regions – the republics of Tatarstan, Kabardino-Balkaria, Yakutia, as well as the Volgograd region – simply and uncomplicatedly supported the bill, they were not embarrassed by any errors in the text of the bill, or understatement, or a radical change in the current system of local government.

Two other comments – from the Duma of the Stavropol Territory, as well as from the Legislative Assembly of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug – tried to briefly but succinctly describe the problems and questions to the bill.

The Stavropol Territory pointed to, perhaps, not the best idea of the legislator – the rejection of a single article with concepts, as a result, the concepts used for terms should be found in special articles that are devoted to certain institutions.

In addition, he emphasized the problem related to how municipalities will be formed according to the ratio of rural and urban settlements.

Also mentioned are possible problems due to the liquidation of village councils, since in some cases the inhabitants of rural areas receive state support.

Further, the Stavropol deputies noted the problem that exists today, if it is necessary to exercise the powers of the head of the municipality due to his temporary absence.

The bill provides for the possibility of assigning such powers to deputies, municipal employees, etc.

To which it is quite correctly noted that in municipalities there are special officials – deputy heads, why unnecessarily produce other persons who can perform the duties of the head of the municipality?

Acting as a non-deputy head is relevant for small municipalities – rural settlements, where in some cases there were no deputies, however, due to the elimination of this level of local self-government, the problem is solved by itself.

Concluding its review, the Duma of the Stavropol Territory wrote about the problems associated with the application of measures of responsibility to the heads of municipalities for non-compliance with anti-corruption restrictions – the submission of false or incomplete information about income.

Also noted is the ambiguity of the law in that part, when it is indicated that the head of the administration leads the administration on the principle of unity of command, but at the same time the administration is a collegial body of local self-government.

Let’s see how the federal legislator will react to these remarks.

The second substantive response came, as we have already written, from the Legislative Assembly of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the fate of local self-government seems to be not indifferent to these two subjects of the federation.

At the beginning of the recall, the problem that still exists today is related to the registration of official symbols of municipalities. Neither the procedure nor the grounds for such registration are currently prescribed in the legislation, but the legislator stubbornly refers the reader to some legislation on this issue.

Further, the problem of the new “dual status” of the head of the municipality is noted, when he will be both the person replacing the municipal position and also the person replacing the state position of the subject.

The legislator did not write anything in the draft law about how this “chimera” should work; as it turns out, the Legislative Assembly of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug did not understand the legislator’s intention either.

Next, the emphasis is on legal and technical errors and inaccuracies, when the legislator says that there is an exception to the general rule, which is established there, but in the end, this exception does not exist, and where it disappeared is not yet known.

The question was also raised, which their Stavropol colleagues also spoke about – how should the administration work when it consists of territorial branches, if it is a collegial body?

After all, a collegiate body should make decisions in a coordinated way – after listening to the opinion of all its participants.

However, according to the meaning of “territorial administration bodies”, their chiefs should not sit in the administrative center of the municipality, but as close as possible to the population, in its remote territories.

As a result, it is not clear how this boss should be in two, three or four places at the same time, especially in hard-to-reach areas.

Also, a problem was noted related to the new configuration of the powers of municipalities – it is assumed that there will be powers that are always resolved only by municipalities (issues of direct livelihood of the population) and the so-called “redistributed powers” in the draft law.

With regard to the latter, it is assumed that they are implemented by the subject of the federation as a general rule, or that these powers are delegated to the level of municipalities by a special regional law.

However, who is ultimately obliged to finance these powers in each of the cases? Can the region transfer these powers to the municipalities without providing the latter with finances? The legislator did not answer.

Further, there are remarks that the text of the draft law contradicts the current legislation, including the law on public authority in the regions, adopted just a month ago.

In conclusion, questions were raised about individual point adjustments and changes and inaccuracies within the text of the bill itself.

The important issue of how the new law on local self-government will come into force and the old one will become invalid is also raised.

A very cunning formula about the partial termination of the old law will lead to the fact that we will have two laws on local self-government at the same time. Should it be like this?

As a result, the reform of local self-government actually passes by the regional level of the “unified system of public authority”, the regions are not interested in the idea of discussing the reform of local self-government.

In fairness, it should be noted that the Federal Law of December 21, 2021 No. 414-FZ “On the General Principles of Organization of Public Power in the Subjects of the Russian Federation” collected a little more feedback – 15 subjects of the Federation spoke about that bill.

Grand Hotel Zhemchuzhina 4* in Sochi

The four-star Grand Hotel Zhemchuzhina (Sochi) is known throughout Russia as the main partner of the open Russian film festival Kinotavr and KVN festivals. His building of 17 floors in the very center of Sochi is recognizable and famous in our country. The location of the Zhemchuzhina Hotel on an area of 7 hectares, in the center of a beautiful park area, and its fame make this hotel a desirable and favorite vacation spot for many celebrities, businessmen and many other tourists. It is located right on the Black Sea coast, 100 meters from the beaches and within walking distance from the shopping, business and entertainment centers of Sochi. Not far from the Zhemchuzhina Hotel is the Seaport and the main embankment of the city, the Winter Theater, the Arboretum, the Festivalny concert hall, museums, a circus and other wonderful places.

The Zhemchuzhina Grand Hotel has more than 886 rooms of different sizes and levels, capable of simultaneously accommodating almost 2,000 guests. All, without exception, the hotel rooms are beautifully furnished and equipped with air conditioning, safe boxes, plasma TV and WI-FI, each has a balcony with high panoramic windows. They offer wonderful views of the picturesque picture of the Caucasus Mountains and seascapes.

The infrastructure of the hotel is a real “state within the state”: everything is provided for in it to the smallest detail. On the territory there is a shopping gallery, shops, numerous restaurants, more than a dozen bars and several cafes, two heated seawater pools open all year round and an extensive relaxation area, an extensive business center, the Grand Salon beauty salon and many other interesting objects.

In the main building of the hotel there is a cultural and exhibition complex with a 500-seat cinema and concert hall, several conference rooms of different sizes, provided with everything necessary for a variety of events.

First-class outdoor areas for volleyball, basketball, badminton, football, a large tennis court, a gym, table tennis and darts are equipped especially for sports fans.

Lovers of relaxation and self-improvement can expect an excellent bath complex, massage and beauty parlors, Asia Time SPA center and beauty salon, hairdresser.

For young guests of the hotel, in addition to discounts for check-in, there is a magnificent swimming pool with heated sea water, with an area of 400 sq.m. beds – arena.

The beach of the Grand Hotel “Zhemchuzhina” is covered with pebbles and has all the necessary equipment: changing cabins, showers, toilets, sunbeds and sun loungers, awnings and sun umbrellas. Vacationers are offered a wide range of entertainment and attractions on the water. In addition, there is a rotunda on the beach for night shows and performances by artists, a lounge bar and several restaurants, a medical center and massage cabins.

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Salon

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Internet
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safe deposit boxes

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Payment systems (payment by cards)

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non-alcoholic mini-bar upon arrival in the rooms of the “Lux” category

attendance at all concerts in the Frunze Park hall – 3, 4 September 2022;

visiting AFTERPARTY on the territory of the Grand Hotel Zhemchuzhina; (after-party reservations are made in advance for an additional fee)

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luggage room

gym from 07:00 to 13:00 in accordance with the rules for visiting the sports club)

parking on site, except for the main entrance

individual safe in the room

Internet Wi-Fi

mini-bar with soft soft drinks in the suites upon arrival

children’s room from 08:00 to 13:00 (in accordance with the rules for visiting the children’s center)

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Karaoke

Night club

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windsurfing

water skiing

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indoor halls
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open areas
basketball

volleyball court

badminton court

mini football field

professional tennis court

Sports equipment rental

Instructors work
wakeboarding

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kitesurfing

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Cabinets for dressing

Cafe

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children’s club: from 08:00 -13:00 free of charge, from 13:00 – for an additional fee

rental
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By plane to Sochi airport , then by bus No. 105, 105c, 105e to the Teatralnaya stop, then go towards the sea to the hotel 650.

By train to the railway station Adler, then by bus No. 88, 105, 105s, 105e, 125p, 125s to the Teatralnaya stop, then walk 650 m to the hotel.

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Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760.934.0632

State-Licensed Facility #263808720, 263808765

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Child Care

Ages 2–6

A structured day filled with activity and fun awaits this age group at Mammoth Child Care. The ratio of children to staff is approximately 7:1.

Our caring staff has the experience, knowledge and training to provide a fun and inclusive environment and attend to the needs of children who might need extra attention to successfully transition to new surroundings.

What to Pack

Warm outerwear for snow play or gondola rides, including gloves and a hat, sunglasses or goggles, a mask (and spare if you have one), spare change of clothing, diapers and wipes (if needed), and comfort items such as a special blanket, stuffed animal or toy. Children may bring toys or other items from home which will help alleviate any potential separation anxiety. Electronic devices such as iPads are also permissible.

NOTE: Please pre-label as many of your child’s belongings as possible, especially back packs, mittens, sunglasses, goggles, hats and boots. Pre-labeling will expedite the check-in process and get you on the slopes quicker.

Check-In

Please check-in by 10AM to ensure your child/ren can participate in outside play or ride the gondola. We recommend that sunscreen is applied to your child before arriving.

Indoor Activities

Children will participate in singing and stories, arts and crafts, dress-up play, video and computer games, fun with blocks, gross motor activities, games, puzzles, toys and much more.

Outdoor Activities

Scheduled in the morning typically between 10:30AM–11:45AM (weather permitting). Children will be able to play in the snow, go sledding, or ride the gondola.

Lunch

Scheduled daily at approximately 12:15PM. Please note, lunch is not included for morning half-day reservations. Our lunch menu is as follows:

Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays: Chicken nuggets, French fries, vegetables, fresh fruit and milk

Tuesdays & Fridays: Cheese pizza, vegetables, fresh fruit and milk

Wednesdays & Sundays: Macaroni and cheese, vegetables, fresh fruit and milk

NOTE: Please pack a lunch for your child if they have dietary restrictions that will not allow them to be served what is listed above.

Rest Time

Scheduled every day after lunch, typically 1–3PM on mats with clean linens. Children may bring their own comfort item from home for nap time.

Availability

Call ahead to confirm availability.

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Lesson + Child Care Package

Available to 3–4 Year Olds

If your littlest ones aren’t quite ready for a full day on the hill, the Lesson + Child Care Package includes lunch, rest time and tons of fun on and off the snow. Small group sizes, playful teaching areas, carpet lifts, and fun-loving kid specialists allow the children to progress at their own pace on the slopes. After the lesson is finished at 12PM, the group heads to the Mammoth Child Care facility for lunch, rest and playtime for the remainder of the day.

Child Care FAQs

Will my child be required to wear a mask?

In accordance with current Mono County Guidelines, masks are no longer required for children or staff. If you would like your child to wear one, please provide them with one. Please note that regulations may change at any time with little notice. Refer to COVID-related resources from Mammoth Mountain and Mono County for most current regulations.

Can my children of different ages be in the same room together?

Siblings may be in the same room together as long as both are either under or over the age of 2 years. If one child is under the age of two, and the other is over age 2, we do allow the older sibling to visit the younger sibling for short periods of time as long as it is in the infant room.

Do you welcome children with special needs?

We warmly welcome children with special needs or disabilities as long as we can safely and effectively meet the needs of the child.

What if my child requires special medications?

Medication may be administered to your child upon written parental instruction.

Do you accept walk-ins?

Space is limited and reservations are strongly recommended, however walk-ins may be accepted on a space-available basis. Please call 760.934.0632 to inquire about same-day child care.

What happens to my child in the event of an emergency?

If a child has a medical or dental emergency, he/she will be transported to Mammoth Hospital. Every attempt will be made to contact the parent immediately.

Can other people sign my child in/out of child care?

Yes, as long as the person authorized for pick-up is specified in writing by the parent when filling out the Mammoth Child Care enrollment form.

How are misbehaved children disciplined?

Positive redirection (or “cool down” as a last resort) is the only form of discipline used at Mammoth Child Care. Any form of discipline or punishment which violates your child’s personal space is prohibited.

What do you serve for snacks and lunch?

Typical snack foods include: graham crackers, fresh fruit, cheese and crackers, cereal with milk, and apple sauce and yogurt.

LUNCH MENU

Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays – chicken nuggets, French fries, vegetables, fresh fruit, milk

Tuesdays and Fridays – cheese pizza, vegetables, fresh fruit, milk

Wednesdays and Sundays – macaroni and cheese, vegetables, fresh fruit, milk

If your child/ren have any dietary restrictions that will not allow your child to be served what is listed above, please pack a lunch and snack for them.

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Childcare and Learning Center in Swatara Twp

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WEEKLY TUITION SCALE

Effective August 30, 2021

Registration:

New Student – $ 75. 00

Returning Student – $ 50.00

New Family – $100.00

Returning Family – $75.00

Infant Daycare:

5 Full Days – $270

3 Full Days – $210

5 Half Days – $210

Young Toddler Daycare Programs in Harrisburg:

5 Full Days – $260

3 Full Days – $200

5 Half Days – $200

Older Toddler Programs in Harrisburg:

5 Full Days – $260

3 Full Days – $200

5 Half Days – $200

Preschool Programs & Pre-K in Harrisburg:

5 Full Days – $250

3 Full Days – $190

5 Half Days – $190

Kindergarten Programs:

Kindergarten (public schools) – Before & After – $170

Kindergarten (public schools) – Before OR After – $155

Harrisburg Before / After School Programs:

Before School – $120

After School – $120

Before & After – $150

Summer Camp / School-Age:

5 Full Days – $250

3 Full Days – $190

5 Half Days – $190

Summer Activity Fee $TBD
(SAF paid, in full, prior to start of camp. )

School-age children (including half-day and full-day Kindergarten) shall pay twenty-five dollars ($25.00) extra for days off of school (including delays and early dismissals). Children who are transported to and from school by Aa to Zz shall be charged an additional ten dollars ($10.00) per week.

NOTE:

All pricing includes breakfast, lunch and snack (including infant formula and food).

For full-time enrollments, there is a sibling discount of ten percent (10%) off the oldest child’s tuition.

Aa to Zz reserves the right to require CCIS clients to pay tuition at the ceiling rate. A minimum of at least ten dollars ($10.00) per week shall be charged for all CCIS clients for the first child and five dollars ($5.00) per week shall be charged for each additional child.

Our child development center operating hours are 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday through Friday.

Above pricing is for a maximum of ten (10) hours in one day. There shall be a charge of ten dollars ($10. 00) per hour for anything over the ten (10) hour maximum.

All additional late fees shall be automatically calculated based on sign-in / sign-out times.

There is a twenty dollar ($20.00) per day fee on late tuition payments.

There is a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) fee for returned checks.

There is a late fee of two dollars ($2.00) per minute per child after the center closes for the day.

Aa to Zz reserves the right to charge six percent (6%) interest per month for any outstanding balances.

Aa to Zz reserves the right to increase its tuition and fees at a minimum annually (at the start of each school year) and at any other time as it deems necessary.

A current Tuition Express form shall at all times be kept on file with a valid credit card/bank account.

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Aa to Zz Child Care Center & Daycare in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Swatara Twp)
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent or general caretaker, you know how valuable it is to find the right childcare center to watch over your little ones during the day. There are many childcare centers in Harrisburg to choose from for infants, toddlers, and school-age children.

At Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center, our motto is growth and development. To ensure your young ones receive the care they deserve and need, we provide a variety of engaging physical activities and educational programs that offer developmentally appropriate, safe fun for your child.

Our programs and learning experiences encourage social skills and promote healthy living in a fun, nurturing environment. From storytime to field trips, we offer fun, health, and safety that is developmentally appropriate as your children age.

Daycare Center in Harrisburg

Whether you just welcomed an infant into the world or are raising a curious, active toddler, it is the perfect time to support your child’s development and milestones with a child care center that is knowledgeable, experienced and loving. Aa to Zz stands out as one of the top tier daycares in Harrisburg, with families returning to us year after year because of our high-quality, holistically focused childhood development.

Infant Child Care

For infant care at Aa to Zz, you can expect our caregivers at our Harrisburg daycare center to monitor and support essential developmental milestones while proving the love and care that babies need. Infants get to interact with other babies their age and engage in parallel play, which is fantastic for infant development.

Toddler Child Care

For toddler child care at Aa to Zz, you can expect our trained teachers at our Harrisburg daycare center to encourage and reinforce physical, social, emotional and cognitive growth. We have specified toddler rooms for different ages, including the young toddler room (1-2 year olds) and the older toddler room (3-4 year olds). This ensures that our teachers are able to fully focus on building the developmental skills appropriate to your toddler’s age.

Harrisburg Preschool Program

Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center provides families in the Harrisburg area with safe, secure and holistic preschool programs. Aa to Zz’s preschool program captures your child’s curiosity and imagination and focuses on exploratory play, educational activities, art and music, language, reading and storytelling and more. Our centers focus on hands-on activities and phases out screen time, as we believe that is how preschoolers are provided the right foundation for growth and better health.

The fees for our Harrisburg preschool program includes all meals and snacks your child needs. You can expect your child to learn a lot in their preschool years and develop significantly, as the preschool year is defined by a focus on cognitive and social growth.

Location
Our Harrisburg (Swatara Twp) location is at 5120 Lancaster St., Harrisburg, PA 17111 and partners with Chambers Hill, Rutherford, Lawnton, Infinity, and Christian Academy. It’s a convenient location if you live or work on the East Shore or anywhere near the city of Harrisburg.

Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center provides locations conveniently situated throughout the state. Whether you’re looking for an afterschool program for your child in Harrisburg, Camp Hill, PA, or the East Shore, we guarantee you’ll find your fit at Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center. Visit our Swatara daycare, preschool, and learning center for the perfect fit for your family!

About Aa to Zz Swatara

Guarantee Your Child Has a Full and Balanced Day
At Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center in Harrisburg, PA, we know how crucial early childhood years are to the successful development of your youngsters. We want the children we provide for to grow up happy, intelligent and prosperous. That’s why we value providing your children with a full and balanced day every time they stay at our Harrisburg, PA daycare center.

The Peace of Mind of Superior Supervision to Care for Children
At Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center, we strive to provide the degree of love and nurturing your children need. When you drop your children off at a daycare center, you don’t want to pick them worrying about how their care was while you were away. At our Swatara day care center, we provide your children with activities, meals and play to ensure your children’s days are whole and complete.

It’s important to pick a daycare center with confidence. We invite you to visit a center near you to see why parents have trusted us to watch their children since we first opened our doors in 2004. When you need a passionate team of individuals to care for your children during the day, there’s no better fit than Aa to Zz Child Care and Learning Center.

We currently offer both in person and virtual tour options when visiting our care centers in Harrisburg.

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Preschool – Part Day – Hoffman Estates Park District

Preschool – Part Day

Our curriculum focuses on hands-on activities and experimentation. Activities such as music, movement, dramatic play, science, and open-ended art projects help cultivate children’s imaginations and give them the confidence to express themselves. Group activities encourage socialization and teach important lessons in sharing and being part of a community. Daily outdoor or gym time helps children develop their large motor skills. Fine motor skills are developed through tabletop activities like puzzles, cutting and painting, which also fosters the imagination and cognitive development.

2, 3 and 5 days a week options

Half-day preschool at Triphahn Center and Willow Recreation Center.

3-year-old preschool options include morning programs for 2 or 3-day/week. 4-year-old programs include 2, 3, and 5-day morning and afternoon options. Click here to view all options.

Click here for a virtual tour of our preschool programs!

Children must be 3 by September 1 to enroll in 3-year-old preschool. For those children who turn 3 after September 1, check out our “pre” preschool programs available!

Need full day preschool? Check out our Little Stars Child Care open Monday-Friday 7am-6pm.

The 22/23 school year programs have already began. To register, contact Natalie Wood, for availability and to determine a start date.

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Part-Day Preschool Information

Curriculum

The Hoffman Estates Park District preschool program promotes child development which supports academic excellence. Developmentally-appropriate instruction is provided in an environment that values cultural diversity and nurtures a love of learning. Our preschool program focuses on the development of the whole child. Our play-based curriculum incorporates a variety of learning opportunities designed to develop problem-solving, creativity, self-expression, and academic skills. Children participate in a variety of activities every day, including art, music, creative movement, dramatic play, math, science, block play, group discussions, and outdoor play.

Our qualified teachers combine this diverse curriculum through a healthy balance of child-initiated and teacher-directed learning which develops a child’s physical, social, language, cognitive and creative skills. And through encouragement, understanding, and respect, we provide a positive, safe and nurturing atmosphere for learning. Our program supports our community. Children learn about our community through field trips and community events. We believe that children learn best when parents and teachers work together and support each other, therefore, we encourage the active involvement of parents.

The park district follows the curriculum goal from the National Association of the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), which encourages children to be actively involved in the learning process, to experience a variety of developmentally appropriate activities and materials, and to pursue to their own interests in the context of life in the community and the world.

Child Development can be divided into four areas: social and emotional development, physical development, cognitive development, and language development. These four categories are closely related and often overlap. Development in one area affects and is influenced by development in all areas. View Curriculum Guide

2022-2023 Registration

22-23 Preschool Registration Form

Registration:

Currently enrolling new students for the 2022-2023 school year. Contact Natalie for availability and to determine a start date.

Note: A copy of a Birth Certificate must be turned in within 7 days of enrollment to guarantee your enrollment. Birth Certificates may be dropped off at a main desk or emailed to Natalie Wood at [email protected].

Preschool Payment Options

Option 1
Pay in full + $75 non-refundable registration fee.
Option 2
Monthly payment plan. $75 non-refundable registration fee due at time of registration. Complete the EFT form to automatically withdraw 8 monthly payments from your checking account or credit card. EFT withdrawal dates, 15^th of the following months: August-March.

Tour The Preschool

Tours of Our Preschool

Prospective parents are welcome to make an appointment for a tour of the preschool. All tours will not be taken into classrooms while children are in their classes. Appointments are required to be scheduled in advance. Contact Natalie Wood for a tour.

Preschool Documents

Preschool Refunds

Refunds are granted prior to the first day of school. After the first class has met, a pro-rated refund is granted. A refund form must be filled out in order to obtain a refund. Refunds can not be granted for days missed due to illness or vacation.

Severe Weather Policy

The Triphahn Center Preschools follows School District 54 severe weather closing days. Willow Recreation Center Preschools follows School District 15 severe weather closing days. You may also call 847-885-7500 for cancellation information, check our Weather Updates page.

Facility

HEParks preschool takes place in dedicated preschool rooms created for children. As a DCFS licensed childcare facility, each preschool facility contains a playground as well as an indoor gross motor activity area for days when students are unable to go outside.

Child Care – Keene YMCA

The Keene Family YMCA offers affordable, quality full-day and part-time early learning opportunities and child care for infants through preschoolers, enabling parents and family members to go to work knowing their children are in safe, stimulating environments.

Affordable childcare options for every family.

The YMCA is dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable childcare with family-centered, value-based programs to nurture children’s healthy development. Well trained staff provide safe, expert care so parents may have peace of mind while they work. At the YMCA we believe your child should have a safe, fun, caring, and stimulating environment to come to every day.

In addition to traditional infant-preschool care, the YMCA also offers care for school-aged children. We provide care before and after school, on school holidays and vacation, and on snow days right here at the Y. We also offer after school care in Chesterfield.

Programs:
Children’s Learning Center at the YMCA
YMCA Preschool at Jonathan Daniels
School’s Out After-School Program
Child Watch

All YMCA Childcare programs are supported through the YMCA’s Annual Campaign. Financial Assistance is available.

If you’re interested in enrolling your child in one of the Child Care programs at the Keene Family YMCA, please complete the intake form and return it via email to [email protected].

Katie Gregory, Director of Child Care Services, at [email protected] or 603.283.5253

Ashley Engelbrecht, School-Aged Program Director, at [email protected] or 603.283.5241

Nicole Vasconcellos, Children’s Learning Center Director, at [email protected] or 603.283.5242

Paula Bickford, Jonathan Daniels Site Director, at preschoolatJD@keene-ymca. org or 603.313.1750

Children’s Learning Center at the YMCA

At the Y our focus is on youth development, and we strive to nurture the potential of every child in our community. Our program is licensed by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services and holds an honorable Licensed Plus accreditation for quality. Our program runs from 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

Contact: Nicole Vasconcellos, Children’s Learning Center Director at 603-283-5242 or [email protected]

Program Fees

For all of our programs, the YMCA charges a registration fee.

New Family Enrollment Fee:

First Child – $75.00

Second Child – $65.00

Third Child – $50.00

Current Family Registration Fee:

First Child – $30.00

Second Child – $25.00

Third Child – $20.00

Infant & Toddler Care

Infant (6 Weeks-12 Months)

Your baby’s day is based on his or her own schedule. teachers will provide tummy time, music, singing, sign language, stories, finger plays, and interactive floor play to foster budding socialization, self concept, and developmental skills.

Full-Time: Monday-Friday
$288 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$194 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$145 Weekly

Toddler 1 (12-24 Months)

Through exploratory play and teacher lead activities, the children begin to learn how to problem solve, assert their independence and effectively communicate.

Full-Time: Monday-Friday
$255 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$173 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$133 Weekly

Toddler 2 (2 years-3 years)

Explore and discover, while developing verbal, social, emotional, and intellectual skills. Hands-on activities capture budding imaginations and lots of opportunity for interactive play make Toddler 2 a fun and inviting program.

Full-Time: Monday-Friday
$242 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$168 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$127 Weekly

Toddler 3 (18 months-3 years)

Explore and discover, while developing verbal, social, emotional, and intellectual skills. Hands-on activities capture budding imaginations and lots of opportunity for interactive play make Toddler 3 a fun and inviting program.

Full Time: Monday-Friday
$249 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$170 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$130 Weekly

Preschool 1 (3 Years – 4 Years)

Uses a play-based curriculum that incorporates math, science, reading, writing, music, art and play. Preschool children enjoy activities such as outdoor play, circle time, creative crafts, cooking and both structured and unstructured physical activities. Because we are a YMCA and the formation of life-long healthy habits are at the heart of what we do, we offer preschoolers 45 minutes of swimming and gymnastics at no additional cost.

Full-Time: Monday-Friday
$220 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$153 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$121 Weekly

Preschool 2/3
(4 Years – 5 Years)

Uses a play-based curriculum that makes learning math, science, reading, writing, music, and art fun! We also incorporate both teacher directed and independent outdoor play, circle time, creative crafts, cooking, field trips and structured physical activities into your child’s day. Because we are a YMCA and the formation of life-long healthy habits are at the heart of what we do, we offer preschoolers 45 minutes of swimming and gymnastics at no additional cost.

Full-Time: Monday-Friday
$215 Weekly

3 Days per Week
$151 Weekly

2 Days per Week
$117 Weekly

YMCA Preschool at Jonathan Daniels

The YMCA Preschool at Jonathan Daniels works as a stand-alone option or with the Keene Community Preschool Program, serving families of children ages 2.9-5 years. Students at our off-site facilities receive the quality childcare that you expect from the YMCA, and we are state-licensed. All children receive a YMCA Youth Membership.

In the program, the children will experience circle time, outside play, learning centers that include the arts, sciences, math, literacy and lots of social emotional support to grow and learn. The Y will provide morning and afternoon snack during before/after care programs.

Contact: Paula Bickford, Jonathan Daniels Site Director at [email protected] or 603-313-1750

Program Hours & Options

Half Day Preschool AM Session
7:45am-10:30am

Half Day Preschool PM Session
11:15am-2:00pm

Full Day Preschool Session
7:45am-5:00pm

After Care (Half Day PM Session only)
2:00pm-5:00pm

Program Fees

For all of our programs, the YMCA charges a registration fee.

New Family Enrollment Fee:

First Child – $75.00

Second Child – $65.00

Third Child – $50.00

Current Family Registration Fee:

First Child – $30.00

Second Child – $25.00

Third Child – $20.00

Full Day Preschool:

Full Time (5 days) – $215
3 Days – $151
2 Days – $117

Half Day Preschool:

Full Time (5 days) – $95. 00
3 days – $66.00
2 days – $50.00

After Care :

Full Time (5 days) – $50.00
3 days – $40.00
2 days – $34.00

The Y’s Afterschool Program

The Y’s afterschool programs provide a safe, enriching and fun environment for kids to enjoy when the school day ends. School’s Out at the Keene Family YMCA is designed to accommodate the needs of working families. Activities during School’s Out may include: science projects, building projects, crafts, swimming, outdoor play, gym games, academic enrichment, and healthy lifestyles education.

Our program operates primarily at the Children’s Learning Center, located at the Keene Family YMCA. We serve students from Symonds, Fuller, Franklin, Wheelock, Chesterfield, and Westmoreland Elementary Schools.

Our after school program operates from school dismissal time until 5:30pm.

For more information, please contact Ashley Engelbrecht, School-Age Program Director at aengelbrecht@keene-ymca. org or 603.283.5241

School Vacation Camps

Our School Vacation Camps offer your child a safe place to spend their vacation, early release and teacher workshop days. For more information on this program please contact Ashley Engelbrecht.

Once you’ve completed your online registration, you’ll need to download, complete and return the forms below as well. These forms can be emailed to the Camp Director at [email protected] or dropped off at our Welcome Center.

Download the Health Assessment Form (required for all campers)

Download the Medication Form (if applicable)

Download the Allergy Action Plan (if applicable)

2022/2023 Enrollment Opens 9/1/22

Snow Days

The YMCA’s school-age Snow Day program operates on SAU 29 declared school closures due to inclement weather. This is a full day program that opens at 8:00am and closes at 5:00pm. Youth in grades K-5th are eligible to participate.

Registration for the Snow Day program operates on a first-come-first-served basis. After receiving the official notification of school closures, families can register their child for the Snow Day. Please note that it is your responsibility to ensure that you are signing your child up for the correct date, and not registering prior to the public communication of school closure. Payments are due upon registration.

Youth attending the Snow Day program should come prepared to play indoors and outside with proper snow gear. Activities during a snow day may include STEM projects, creative arts, rock wall climbing, gym games, outdoor play, gymnastics, and swimming.

2022/2023 Enrollment Opens 9/1/2022

School’s Out Program Fees

Registration fees are outlined below for each of our School Age Programs. For all of our programs, the YMCA charges an enrollment fee.

New Family Enrollment Fee:

First Child – $80. 00

Second Child – $75.00

Third Child – $70.00

Current Family Registration Fee:

First Child – $35.00

Second Child – $30.00

Third Child – $25.00

After School Program
5 days: $100 per week
3 days: $60 per week

School Vacation Camps
School-Age Participants: $35 per day
Y members: $40 per day
Community Members: $50 per day

Snow Day Program
After School participants: $35 per day
Y Members: $40 per day
Community Members: $50 per day

Full or Half Day, On Campus or Online– — Little Ivy Learning Center, Ridgewood NJ 07450

Little Ivy Preschool Options: Full or Half Day, On Campus or Online– — Little Ivy Learning Center, Ridgewood NJ 07450

At Little Ivy, we recognize that your child is unique and so are you. We offer flexible schedule options to fit your needs as your family and your work life grows and changes.

While you’ll find overviews of our core scheduling options just below, please feel free to give us a call or drop us a post to discuss how our program options can work for you.

Preschool

Plus:
Preschool + Child Care

Little Ivy is a place where children are valued and parents are supported. A place that understands that you want the best for your child and that you are working hard trying to balance parenthood and your careers.

Our PreschoolPlus program provides your child with both a world-class preschool education plus supportive childcare for working parents. This is a year-round program that offers morning care from 7:00 a.m. and aftercare until 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Our 50-week program is not dependent on the public school calendar!

Our flexible schedules mean that you can build a program for your child that works with your schedule now and in the future. Our well-rounded curriculum means you can feel confident that your child is being well-loved and well-prepared.

Program for Your:

8-24 Month Old

2-3 Year Old

3-4 Year Old

4-5 Year Old

5-6 Year Old

PreschoolOnly:

Half Day or Full School Day

Our Preschool Only option is for parents who are at home with their children or don’t have a need for daily extended childcare.

Your child will fully participate in our well-rounded curriculum and expansive outdoor program with our experienced teachers on a schedule that more closely matches the public school calendar. Class times are 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Depending on your child’s age, 2, 3, 4 & 5 day schedules are available.

Should you choose to work outside the home or otherwise need to move to full-time childcare, you can just switch your schedule to PreschoolPlus and your child’s teacher, classroom and classmates will all remain the same.

Program for Your:

8-24 Month Old

2-3 Year Old

3-4 Year Old

4-5 Year Old

5-6 Year Old

Preschool in Our Park:

School’s OUTside on Campus!

Your child will love to explore their natural creativity and curiosity in our Preschool in Our Park program. Outdoor preschools have been shown to increase concentration, lessen stress and improve children’s communication skills.

Our outdoor classroom and expansive campus will provide your child with a firm foundation for learning, socializing and building their critical thinking skills. Their program will include, Art & Music; Reading, Writing, Math & Science, Social & Physical Development – just like in our indoor classrooms– but will also include unique opportunities in the Great Outdoors. For example, while their indoor classmates are counting stuffed animals, your Preschool in Our Park student will be counting birds, trees, pine cones and more!

The outdoor environment is always changing, so your child will have the opportunity to follow their changing interests as they learn important skills– from finding a grasshopper, to discovering how the landscape changes in the rain, we’ll guide your child in answering that all important question “why?”

Parents often combine Preschool in Our Park with Little Ivy Online to extend their child’s learning opportunities.

Program for Your:

8-24 Month Old

2-3 Year Old

3-4 Year Old

4-5 Year Old

5-6 Year Old

Little Ivy Online:

Preschool

Wherever You Are

With Little Ivy Online, your child can join their classmates online from the comfort of your own home. . . or wherever your family happens to be!

Our dedicated online teachers will build relationships with your child and provide a familiar face each day in small-group online classes designed to capture both your preschooler’s interest and their imagination.

Little Ivy Online has been built from the ground up to leverage the best uses of online technology to teach & engage preschool-age children. Our classes use a combination of live instruction and videos to provide the kind of engaging learning that your child will thrive on, plus small class sizes where our teachers call each student by name to share with their peers. Your child’s program will include, Art & Music; Reading, Writing, Math & Science, and Social & Physical Development.

We also provide unique, virtual field trips to bring your child the world, including trips to Zoos, Aquariums, Art Museums and more!

Parents often combine Little Ivy Online with Preschool in Our Park to extend their child’s opportunities for outdoors time with their classmates.

Program for Your:

8-24 Month Old

2-3 Year Old

3-4 Year Old

4-5 Year Old

5-6 Year Old

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Almost 85% of children aged 3 to 6 go to kindergarten.

Natalia Bogatyreva

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Younger children also often go to kindergarten: 42% of children from 1.5 to 3 years old, that is, almost half. True, these are general data for Russia. The situation varies greatly across regions. If in Ingushetia only 6.3% of children go to kindergartens, then in the Komi Republic – 86%.

Parents can send their child to kindergarten even earlier: according to the law, nursery groups are taken from 2 months. There the child should be fed, put to bed, provided with toys and taught useful things. Parents can choose a private kindergarten, but in any case, the state is obliged to find a free place for the child in a municipal one. And next to the house, and not ten kilometers away.

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Send the child to a nursery from 2 months

Reason. Federal Law on education art. 67 hours 1

How it works. Kindergarten groups are opened for very young children in kindergartens. They can accept a child from 2 months. Not all kindergartens have such groups, and not all nurseries have free places. But still, in many regions, separate buildings are even being built for this purpose on the territory of kindergartens. That is, there is such an opportunity theoretically – a mother who needs to go to work can give a very small child under the supervision of specialists.

You need to apply and wait. Indicate in the application that you want to enroll your child in nursery school as soon as possible. He will be accepted into the kindergarten as soon as there is a place.

Usually children are sent to kindergarten at 3 years old – but this age is not specified anywhere in the law. Just at this time, the right of one of the parents to be on parental leave ends – then the employer is not obliged to keep the place. However, not all families can or want to use the full three-year decree. Therefore, children can be sent to kindergarten earlier.

It doesn’t matter if the baby is potty trained, weaned or not. Mom can come and feed the child during breaks at work. And they will change his diapers even without his mother.

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Leave work to feed a child

Foundation. Labor Code of the Russian Federation Art. 258

How it works. Women have the right to leave work to feed their children. At the same time, they do not lose in wages. Paid nursing breaks can be taken by any woman if she has a child under one and a half years old. To apply for them, you need to write an application and submit it to the employer.

Breaks must be given every three hours – at least 30 minutes. If there are two children, breaks are increased to an hour. You can use them separately, or you can combine them into one big break. If a woman has an eight-hour working day, she has the right to at least two breaks. That is, she can come to work an hour later, or leave for a long lunch break, or go home an hour earlier.

Feeding breaks are paid in the amount of average earnings. At the same time, the salary and bonus for the last year of work are taken into account.

The right to such breaks remains even if the child goes to kindergarten and eats there. Mom should still be given breaks for feeding – without a decrease in salary. No one should care how she actually spends this time.

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Send the child to a kindergarten near the house

Foundation. Federal Law on education art. 67 hours 3

How it works. Education in Russia should be accessible to everyone – regardless of citizenship, wealth, or place of residence. This accessibility should also be territorial. Parents should not take their children to a free kindergarten on the other side of the city, where they have to travel with transfers.

A place in a kindergarten is supposed to be allocated to families who live in the territory assigned to it. Everything is beautifully spelled out in the law, but in practice it does not always work as intended. For example, in a kindergarten near the house there may not be places for a year in advance. Or the child is not put in the queue due to the lack of registration at the place of residence – propiska. It shouldn’t be like this, but it happens.

In such situations, one must not give up and defend one’s rights. Sometimes it helps to contact the administration and talk. But sometimes you have to seek justice in court.

To protect your rights, give the following arguments: among the grounds for refusing to enroll a child in a kindergarten, there is no such thing as the lack of registration at the place of residence. And among the prerequisites for admission to kindergarten, there is no registration either. And education should be public. Therefore, it is necessary to stop discrimination and arrange a child in a kindergarten. These arguments work: read the real story of how a child managed to be placed in a kindergarten without a residence permit.

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How to get to a kindergarten even if there are no places

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Take children to the same kindergarten

Foundation. Federal Law on education art. 67 h. 3.1, RF IC art. 56 hours 2

How it works. When there are several small children in the family, it is more convenient to take them to the same kindergarten. Since December 2019, this right has been spelled out directly in the law. If a brother or sister of a child goes to kindergarten, he must be admitted there first. There is no need to specifically negotiate with anyone and look for ways to get into the right kindergarten.

Thanks to the benefit, a child can enter kindergarten earlier than those who applied before him. This benefit is federal, that is, it is valid in any city.

To use the discount, you need to report it when registering for kindergarten. There will be several kindergartens to choose from. One can be indicated as a priority – the one where the eldest child already goes.

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Enroll in kindergarten online

Founding. Procedure for admission to kindergarten paras. 8 and 9

How it works. All applications for enrolling in a kindergarten can be submitted online – through public services or the mos.ru portal for Muscovites. This is written in the rules for admission to kindergarten, so it should work everywhere. Even in a small village.

You will need to submit two applications: to join the queue and to enroll in a specific kindergarten, when the administration finds a place and sends a referral. All this can be done online. At public services, at the same time, you can follow the queue for kindergarten. And to change the selected kindergartens if the queue seems to be too long or circumstances have simply changed.

You can also apply in person, no one forbids this option. Choose what is more convenient for you: go to the administration and personally clarify all incomprehensible questions or submit an application without leaving your home.

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Take advantage of enrollment benefits

Reason. FZ No. 2202-1 Art. 44 h. 5, Law No. 3132-1 art. 19 p. 3, Federal Law No. 403-FZ Art. 35 h. 25, Federal Law No. 76-FZ Art. 19Clause 6, Federal Law No. 3-FZ Art. 46 h. 6, Federal Law No. 283-FZ art. 3 h. 14, Law No. 1244-1, art. 14, art. 15, art. 17, Presidential Decree No. 431, paragraph 1, sub. “b”, Presidential Decree No. 1157 p. 1

How it works. Usually places in kindergarten are assigned in turn. They check who wants to go to kindergarten on a particular date. Those who applied earlier are placed at the head of the queue. Therefore, applications for the queue for kindergarten are often submitted immediately after the birth of a child in order to get a place earlier.

But some families have benefits: priority, extraordinary and preferential enrollment. Any of these rights allows you to send your child to kindergarten bypassing the queue. First, children are enrolled with an extraordinary right, then with a priority right, then with a priority right. And then everyone else, in turn.

Benefits for enrolling in kindergarten

Extraordinary right First right Right of Preemption

Prosecutors

Judges

Employees of the Investigative Committee

Chernobyl invalids, accident liquidators, as well as those evacuated and resettled in connection with the Chernobyl accident

Military personnel

Policemen

Employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service, FSSP, FCS, fire service

Parents with many children

Parents with disabilities

Parents of disabled children

Brothers and sisters of children who already go to this kindergarten

Here’s who has an extraordinary right to enroll in kindergarten:

Prosecutor’s employees.

Judges.

Employees of the Investigative Committee.

Chernobyl invalids, accident liquidators, as well as those evacuated and resettled in connection with the Chernobyl accident.

The following groups of people have a priority right:

Military personnel.

Police officers.

Employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service, FSSP, FCS, fire service.

Parents with many children.

Parents with disabilities.

Parents of disabled children.

And the preference is for brothers and sisters of children who already go to this kindergarten.

The right to a benefit must be confirmed by documents: a certificate from the place of work, a certificate of disability, a certificate of a victim of radiation exposure, etc.

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Do not pay for kindergarten enrollment

Reason. Constitution of the Russian Federation Art. 43 p. 2

How it works. Every child in Russia can receive free pre-school education. This means that he should be given a place in kindergarten. Before school. Neither the Constitution nor the federal law says that this must be done when the child is 3 years old. However, this is logical: after that, the mother will no longer be able to sit with the child on maternity leave. She will have to go to work. Therefore, the President instructed to ensure the availability of preschool education for all children under three years of age by 2021.

If it’s time to go to work, but they don’t give you a place in the kindergarten, you need to demand it. Even if the child is under three years old and there are no places in the kindergarten. And September 1 is not far away. The administration is obliged to find a free place in a kindergarten, and this kindergarten should not be very far from home. If he refuses, you can go to court. It helps. There should be no enrollment fees.

In some regions, compensation is paid for the lack of a place in a kindergarten. There is no such federal payment, so you need to check with the local social security agency. For example, in the Arkhangelsk region, a benefit in the amount of 2076 R is paid if a child aged 1.5 to 6 does not go to kindergarten due to a lack of places. There is a condition: family income must be less than one and a half living wages.

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Get cash compensation for parental fees

Foundation. Federal Law on education art. 65

How it works. Despite the fact that pre-school education is free, you still have to pay for kindergarten. Even for the municipal. The fact is that in the kindergarten they not only give education: they also take care of children and feed them. It turns out several thousand a month. This is called the parental care fee.

Parents may be reimbursed for part of the care fee. The amount of compensation is determined by the subjects of the Russian Federation, but there is a minimum. It is set as a percentage of the parental fee paid:

20% – for the first child;

50% for the second child;

70% for the third child and beyond.

Not everyone can get compensation. The subjects of the Russian Federation have the right to pay it only to needy parents. Who needs and who does not, the regions decide for themselves. That is, somewhere, compensation will be paid to all parents, somewhere – to the poor and those with many children.

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Get a tax deduction

Reason. Tax Code of the Russian Federation Art. 219 p. 1 sub. 2

How it works. If you spend money on tuition fees, the state will return part of the paid personal income tax. Therefore, you can save money – if there are official incomes from which personal income tax is paid, and you spent money on kindergarten.

A tax deduction can be issued if the money is spent:

for a private kindergarten;

for paid mugs and sections.

The Parental Care Fee is not an education fee. It will not be possible to issue a tax deduction from it. But you can get a deduction when paying for educational circles – in drawing, music, dancing, football. The main thing is that the organization that conducts classes has a license for educational activities.

With the help of a deduction, you can return 13% of all money spent on the education of a child. Maximum – 6500 R per year. This is 13% of the limit of 50,000 R, which is provided for the cost of education for each child.

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Do not give money for toys and repair

9000 Foundation . Federal Law on education art. 65 hours 4

How it works. The Parental Supervision and Care Fee is the only payment that parents have to pay in kindergarten. Everything that children need for education is paid by the state. That is, children should have toys, sketchbooks, paints and pencils – and they are not supposed to be dumped on them. And their absence is a reason to complain to the administration. Or at least talk to the head of the kindergarten.

Repairs in the kindergarten must also be done at the expense of the budget. There should be sand in the sandboxes, and soap, towels and paper in the toilets. To ensure this is the task of the state, not the parents.

Of course, if parents want the conditions in kindergarten to be better and better every day, they can donate money to the so-called charitable foundation. This is usually how they collect money from their parents. Because, in fact, it turns out that the toys are old, there are not enough beds, the cubicles do not close, the toilet bowl is broken, and it is blowing from the windows.

Whether or not to donate money is up to the parents themselves, usually at meetings. But the main thing here is that parents should want it. Nobody can force them. And you can’t punish a child for the fact that his parents didn’t donate something for the needs of the kindergarten. There are no mandatory payments, except for the parental fee, for parents of preschoolers.

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Do not donate money for gifts

Reason. Civil Code of the Russian Federation Art. 572 para. 1, art. 575 p. 1 sub. 2

How it works. Giving without compensation, does not require anything in return. You can’t ask for a gift. If they demand money from you for a gift to the teacher, but you don’t particularly like it or you don’t have money, don’t hand it over. Even if one of the parents then looks askance at you, from the point of view of the law, there can be no claims against you.

Gifts worth more than 3000 R to educators are generally prohibited. The kindergarten employee must refuse such a gift.

If everyone chipped in for gifts for children on New Year’s Eve, it’s harder to refuse. By law, you are not required to give money back. But you will have to explain to the child why he was left without a gift. No one is obliged to give him anything at the expense of other parents. You can buy a gift yourself, and then give it to the teacher.

All questions about gifts are usually decided at meetings or delegated to the parent committee.

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Foundation. Rules for the provision of paid educational services

How it works. Kindergarten can organize several circles or sections and take money for them. You can go there if you wish. Parents have the right to refuse paid circles that take place in the same kindergarten where their child goes. No one can force them and somehow connect the right to attend kindergarten with attending paid circles. If there is a swimming pool in the kindergarten for money, you are not obliged to take the child there. If all the girls go to paid gymnastics, you may not send your daughter there.

You can also not pay if a children’s theater comes to the kindergarten or a photographer comes: these are additional services. Just because everyone is ordering squirrel and mushroom photos doesn’t mean you should too.

But if you still decide to take your child to kindergarten circles, their cost must be approved and published on the website – every kindergarten has it. Look for the section on paid services. Sometimes this is really beneficial: a speech therapist, an English teacher or a coach can work with a child right in the garden.

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Do not pay for security

Reason. Federal Law on education art. 28 h. 6, art. 41 h. 1 p. 8

How it works. Kindergarten is obliged to ensure the safety of children. This means that the building must be reliable, the playground must be fenced, fire extinguishers must be in good working order, and educators must be able to provide first aid. One of the requirements for the safety of children in kindergarten is the presence of security guards.

How security should be organized depends on the category of kindergarten in terms of anti-terrorism legislation. The more children in kindergarten, the higher the category. There are three of them in total. You can find out the category of your kindergarten from the head.

Any kindergarten should have round-the-clock security, an alarm system and a panic button to quickly call the police. For kindergartens of the first and second categories, there is an additional requirement: employees of private or state security organizations must provide security. In kindergartens of the third category, a watchman or janitor may be responsible for security. However, there must be a guard in any case.

Ensuring the safety of children in kindergarten is the task of the state and municipalities. Parents don’t have to pay for this. If security is not provided, but money is required, there is a reason to complain to the prosecutor’s office.

But the administration of the kindergarten can offer parents to increase the level of security. For example, if, according to the law, only a watchman is required for this category of kindergarten, you can additionally install video surveillance cameras and hire a professional security guard, and divide the areas of different groups with fences so that the smallest children do not scatter. Such improvements are paid for by parents or sponsors, but only voluntarily. Then payments for protection will appear – because the parents themselves wanted it that way.

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Claim damages

Reason. Civil Code of the Russian Federation Art. 1068

How it works. Educators are responsible for the safety of children in kindergarten. Children are under their supervision. If something happens to the child, the kindergarten will be responsible. For example, if a child fell and broke his arm. Or pinched his finger in the child’s locker door. Or he has suffered moral harm due to bullying by peers or staff.

If a child is injured, compensation can be collected from the kindergarten:

Treatment costs. This is the cost of visiting a doctor, tests, medicines. All expenses must be confirmed by checks and prescriptions from the doctor.

Moral damage. These are your experiences due to the fact that the child suffered. And the experiences of the child himself.

If your child was hurt while in kindergarten, first write a statement addressed to the principal and ask for compensation for the damage. Attach copies of medical bills to verify expenses. If this does not help, go to court.

See also: Who will pay for the child’s injury in kindergarten

Decide who will pick up the child

Reason. Civil Code of the Russian Federation Art. 185.1

How it works. An agreement with a kindergarten is concluded by one of the parents. But both mom and dad can pick up the child from the kindergarten and take him there in the morning. No special documents are needed for this. The kindergarten has a copy of the birth certificate, which indicates who the parents of the child are. Even if the parents are not married, both of them can come for the children.

Other relatives or a nanny can pick up the child from the kindergarten. For example, if the kindergarten finishes working earlier than the parents. To do this, you need to write out a power of attorney – the usual one, by hand. You don’t have to go to a notary. Be sure to notify the kindergarten about who will pick up the child.

The contract with the kindergarten may have additional requirements. For example, that only people over 16 can pick up a child.

See also: Your rights if you have children

Take care of the child at home

Founding. Federal Law on education art. 17 h. 1 p. 2, Art. 64 h. 3, Order of work of kindergartens p. 3

How it works. The law guarantees the general availability and free of charge of preschool education. But it does not oblige parents to send their child to kindergarten. Parents choose for themselves: to send their child to a free or private kindergarten, or to study with him at home. If you choose the latter option, there will be no restrictions on admission to the first class. There is no compulsory program for preschoolers either.

The law provides that education can be received both in educational institutions and outside them – for example, in family education. In this case, the child does not go to kindergarten, but studies at home, with parents, grandparents or a nanny.

The state should help parents who have chosen family education. They have the right to free methodological and psychological-pedagogical assistance, consultations on the organization of education. If you want to know how to deal with a child at home, so that everyone is comfortable, which programs to choose, check with the education department of the local administration where you can get such help. There you also need to apply for the choice of family education.

See also: Family education rights

Skip classes

Reason. Federal Law on education art. 43 h. 5, art. 61

How it works. Parents are not required to take their child to kindergarten every day. You can skip classes in kindergarten. For this they will not be expelled and will not be punished. There is no such basis for expulsion from kindergarten in the law.

Of course, it is better to try to follow the daily routine so that the child comes to kindergarten by the beginning of classes and has time to sleep and eat. But if you need to pick up a child from kindergarten at lunchtime and take it to classes in a sports section or a music school, no one will forbid it.

If the child is absent for a long time, an application to the head of the kindergarten may be required. The educators make sure that everything is in order with the children, and the educators are monitored by the administration. Therefore, such reports are checked. In the kindergarten, they must be sure that the child is alive and well and you don’t have to worry about him.

There is usually no charge for missed days of class. However, this depends on the terms in the contract. For example, in private kindergartens there may be a limit on how many days you can pick up a child from kindergarten and not pay for education.

If the child has not gone to kindergarten for several days, they may ask for a certificate from the pediatrician that the child has not been ill. Exactly how many days you can miss should be written in the contract with the kindergarten. Sanpin for kindergartens has a five-day rule, but it is valid only until January 1, 2021. Therefore, you need to be guided by the rules of the kindergarten where your child goes.

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Get your child vaccinated free of charge

Reason. FZ No. 157-FZ art. 5 p. 1 para. 4, Immunization schedule

How it works. Vaccinations protect against dangerous infectious diseases: measles, whooping cough, tetanus, seasonal flu. Russia has a national vaccination calendar. If a vaccination is indicated in it, it must be given free of charge. Free vaccinations are given under the CHI program at the clinic.

The vaccine will be given with the vaccine purchased and brought to the clinic. Even if different vaccines are allowed for use, it is not always possible to choose in a polyclinic. You either have to wait until the right vaccine appears, or go to private clinics. But in any case, you can count on a free vaccination at a polyclinic with one of the vaccines allowed in Russia.

Sometimes vaccinations are done right in the kindergarten – at the request of the parents. It’s also free.

See also:

How to be treated under the CHI policy for free

What vaccinations are given to children and how much it costs

Taking a child to kindergarten without vaccinations

Reason. FZ No. 157-FZ art. 5 p. 1 para. 8

How it works. To be vaccinated or not is a personal matter for each person. Parents decide these issues for kindergarteners. If they think that vaccinations are not necessary, that is their right. There are other situations: when parents would be happy to vaccinate a child, but due to medical exemptions they cannot do it. All this should not be an obstacle for a child to attend kindergarten. Since vaccinations are voluntary, unvaccinated children have every right to go to kindergarten along with everyone else.

But still, there are cases when unvaccinated children may not be allowed into kindergarten. For example, if there are children in the group who have not been vaccinated against polio, and one of the children was recently vaccinated with a live vaccine – drops in the mouth. In order for an unvaccinated child to definitely not get infected, he will have to move to another group or stay at home for two months.

The Mantoux test is not a vaccination, there are different rules for it. With its help, tuberculosis is diagnosed. For many regions of Russia, this is an urgent problem, there is a risk of getting sick. Therefore, diagnostics is required. The Mantoux test is done every year. If a child does not have test results, they may not be allowed into kindergarten.

Many parents are dissatisfied, do not want to do a Mantoux test and go to a phthisiatrician. But the Supreme Court has already said what it thinks about this: diagnostics are mandatory. Instead of a Mantoux test, you can do a diaskintest or go for an x-ray – the main thing is to have a certificate from the doctor that everything is in order. If the child has not been diagnosed, he may not be allowed to see other children. He has the right to education, and the rest have the right to feel safe in the kindergarten.

See also: I’m afraid that a child with HIV or tuberculosis may go to our kindergarten

Transfer the child to another kindergarten

Reason. Order of the Ministry of Education and Science No. 1527

How it works. Children go to kindergarten until they are 6-7 years old. During this time, the family can move to another district or to another city. Or it’s just that the child becomes uncomfortable in the kindergarten where he goes. Therefore, the kindergarten can be changed.

To transfer, you need to apply again to the education department of your municipal administration. There, the child will be registered again and offered free places in other kindergartens for transfer. From the former kindergarten, you will need to pick up the child’s medical documents that are stored there.

When transferring, benefits for enrollment are taken into account.

Open a family kindergarten

Founding. The order of work of kindergartens p. 13, Letter of the Ministry of Education and Science No. 08-364

How it works. Family groups can be created in kindergartens. They are also called family kindergartens. This means that some of the children will not study in kindergarten with thirty other children, but at home, in conditions close to family education. A teacher in a family group can be one of the parents – he becomes a kindergarten worker and receives a salary. Family gardens can be created by parents with many children. They can take a few more children of preschool age with their children, if their parents do not mind. Usually there are 3 to 5 children in a group.

It works like this: a parent who has become a teacher in a family kindergarten works with children at home. Children are listed as pupils of the kindergarten, but most of the time they spend at home with the teacher. They can walk on the playground in the garden and come to common events, such as the New Year tree. They may also attend some activities with the rest of the children, such as physical education or music.

Food will be brought to children from the kindergarten, from the common kitchen, if the apartment or house of the caregiver is nearby. This can be done by one of the kindergarten employees or an assistant teacher. Another option is that educators in the family group can cook food at home according to the kindergarten menu. Much here depends on how work is organized in a particular kindergarten.

The practice of family kindergartens depends on the region. Somewhere they are supported, but somewhere there may be problems with the organization. The main thing is to know that such an opportunity exists. For details, contact the education department of the city or district administration. It may also be useful to go for a consultation with the head of the nearest kindergarten.

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September 15

Good afternoon, my name is Nina.
We are looking for a nanny, we live in the cottage village “Close”.
Babysitter for 1 child 1+, after NY there will be another baby,
The third goes to the garden, but sometimes at home.
The schedule, while there will be a test 1.2 times a week …. In winter, most likely 5/2, 5/1
Payment is negotiable, after the meeting

200 ₽/hour

September 13

Babysitter for my son 2 years old, no extra duties, just spend time and feed on time))) in the apartment there is a big well-mannered dog, looking for a man who knows and loves dogs

100 – 300 ₽/hour

September 4

Baby care 11 months! Feed, walk, play, develop according to age.

250 – 350 ₽/hour

August 31

We need a car nanny to take the child to school on the ChMR. We live in Pashkovka

100 – 500 ₽/hour

August 24

Looking for a part-time nanny. 2-3 times a week for 2-3 hours. You need to pick up the child from school, bring home to us or to your place if you live nearby. Spend a couple of hours with her until I get back from work.

100 – 500 ₽/hour

August 11

Good day! I am looking for a caring nanny-governess who will help me with the child, as well as perform household duties (cleaning, washing, ironing).
Age 30-50 years.
The presence of a medical or pedagogical education! Knowledge of various development methods, as we are looking for a nanny for a long-term job.
Let’s start with two or three times a week, the days and times will be discussed in detail.
Must have experience working with newborns/babies.
There are cameras in the house.

250 – 500 ₽/hour

August 11

Babysitter needed. Responsible, kind and able to get along with children. Without bad habbits.

100 – 500 ₽/hour

August 5

Girl, 3 weeks old, sleep disturbance. He sleeps very restlessly, he may not sleep at all for several hours. A nanny with a medical education is required (basic, so that she knows the basics of human physiology, how to provide first aid to a baby, what to do in situations where the stomach hurts, etc.) for a full time 5/2, preferably with at least a little work experience with breast. The child is almost completely bottle-fed. Tasks: monitor the child, try to establish a daily routine, walk on the street, monitor the child during sleep, if necessary, help the child at least a little during abdominal pain.
Meals are provided, salary is negotiable.
No one in the family smokes, so a non-smoking nanny is desirable or electronic cigarettes are allowed

100 ₽/hour

August 4

I am looking for a “helper” for my daughter 9 years old (will be 10) for the academic year, 4th grade 1 shift, by the time it is lunch – after lunch, from 2-4 hours approximately, duties basically it is to make a company so that there is not one, help and control with lessons! (study well), it is possible to pick up from school (Ussuriyskaya 2 we live in Geroya Yatskov 12), warming up food, it is possible to accompany vocals! We discuss everything, we will consider different options. From high school students (according to territorial convenience) and older, preference is up to 30. Responsibility, integrity, punctuality are welcomed. Payment by agreement. Set up for long-term cooperation.

200 ₽/hour

September 6

A teacher is required for a private kindergarten. Work experience is required. It is possible with your child over 3 years old

150 ₽/hour

Requirements: work experience is welcome, responsible attitude to work, attentive and sensitive attitude towards children. Payment of salaries and bonuses
Responsibilities: according to position
Conditions: official employment. For all your questions, we are ready to answer at the number indicated in the announcement.

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September 6

Full-time from 8:00 to 18:30 a private kindergarten is looking for an assistant teacher. Important requirements: punctuality, accuracy, conscientious attitude to work, love and patience with children. The presence of a sanitary book, certificate of no criminal record. More details by phone, ask Elena Pavlovna

150 ₽/hour

:00-14:00)
Education is free, with an internship.
All and all other questions by phone or sms.
Possible part-time job … (with additional education)

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September 6

Conditions:
– official employment
– schedule from 08.00 – 13.00 or from 13.00 – 19.00
– meals included
– the possibility of increasing wages when performing additional duties, combining or substitutions.
A private licensed kindergarten requires a half-day teacher. There are 15-16 children in a group. Teacher assistants also work in groups. Support is provided by a professional methodologist.
Requirements:
– At least 3 years of work experience, experience in a private kindergarten is highly desirable.
– availability of completed pedagogical education and dignity. books.
– competent Russian speech, courtesy, goodwill, advanced training, readiness for development and learning.
Responsibilities: Meeting children, conducting educational games and educational activities, keeping the workplace clean (cleaning in the group is carried out by an assistant educator), designing the themes of the week and subject-developing environment, working with interactive equipment, holding matinees (accompanied by a competent music director), organization of leisure and entertainment for children.
The presence of additional competencies for circle activities is welcome – art, acting, Lego design, etc.

Payment by agreement

September 6

A teacher is required for a private kindergarten.
Work experience is desirable.
Child care according to the daily routine, conducting developmental activities.
Meals are free.
Payment twice a month.
Working hours: 7:30 (08:00) -19:00.
All details by phone.

Payment by agreement

September 6

Kindergarten at FMR, Krugovaya st.
Half-day schedule available, in shifts
Responsibilities:
-implementation of the educational program, care and supervision of children, daily routine according to SanPin.
Registration according to the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, the presence of a sanitary book and a certificate of no criminal record is required.
Terms:
-Working hours Mon-Fri, closed Sat-Sun
– We provide accommodation close to work
– The possibility of placing a child in a kindergarten
-Meals are provided free of charge.
-Comfortable working conditions (in a group of up to 17 children)
– Opportunity to attend trainings and seminars to learn new techniques

Payment by agreement

September 5

A vacancy for a full-time nanny is open in a private kindergarten.
Experience working with children.
Responsibilities: helping the teacher, feeding, walking, maintaining cleanliness, performing hygiene procedures.
Center location:
rn Hydrobuilders, st. Non-boiling
Working hours from Mon-Fri from 7.30 to 19.00
Salary 30000
Call daily seven days a week from 10 am to 8 pm
direct employer.
Advantages of working in our organization:
1. Stable salary without delays
2. Prestigious place of work
3. Professional and career growth
4. Respectful attitude from colleagues and superiors
5. Positive team
6. Free meals throughout the day
7. Discounts on the services of our centers for the children of employees

Payment by agreement

September 5

The largest federal network of private kindergartens Bambini-club launches a new project of the first network of ECO kindergartens in Krasnodar “Sunny eco place” with a unique approach based on respect for the child as an individual, and is enrolling to his friendly team of professional employees for the position of Assistant Educator – Nanny.

The vacancy is open at branches on the street. Gavrilova 27 (FMR), Far 39/3 (FMR)

We would love to have you on our team if you:
love children
Responsible
decent
Cleanliness
Friendly
Executive
Know how to work in a team

What we expect from you:
Assist the teacher in looking after and caring for the children
Serving food before feeding, cleaning dishes after feeding
washing dishes
General and wet cleaning during the day
Help children with dressing, feeding, washing
Teaching hygiene habits to children
Cleaning beds after sleep

Conditions for an assistant teacher:
Choice of working hours:
1. 5/2 from 7:30 to 17:30, salary: 24000 (salary + bonus + percentage for additional services + bonuses + free meals)
2. 5/2 from 7:00 to 19-00, salary: 26000 (salary + bonus + percentage for additional services + bonuses + free meals)
Official employment.
Interesting tasks, opportunities for realizing professional potential.

Payment by agreement

September 5

private kindergarten (PMR) needs a nanny for 5/2 days. official employment.
Requirements: Experience in childcare.
Responsibilities: Provide child care and keep the premises clean.

Payment by agreement

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Light atmosphere Leslie David – articles by Lancôme

Graphic, designer and illustrator Leslie David’s bright and dynamic prints have already graced brands such as Metronomy, Kitsuné, Le Mont Saint-Michel… and now there will be Lancôme! Leslie, Art Director of a Thousand and One Projects, hosts us in her lovely apartment with a flowered terrace that offers a beautiful view of the rooftops of Montmartre. Interview.

Profession: Art Director
Quarter: 18 District

as a Parisian for a call (you grew up in a Montelimar in the southeast of France), what are you typical of Parisian habits purchased? I ride the subway every day. A habit you can’t do without in Paris.

Where in the capital do you prefer to “recharge your batteries”? At the ceramics course every Saturday morning. Contact with clay and especially the absence of calls and emails for three hours give no less effect than yoga. Relaxation and creativity – the perfect combination!

What inspires you at this particular moment? Nail polish. I was the art director for You are Lancôme and had a lot of fun experimenting with mixing colors and sparkles. The effects were always unexpected, a bit like a kaleidoscope.

Besides graphics and illustration, what other hobbies inspire you and make you happy in your everyday life? Music, cooking, family, daughter, children of friends, and indeed all children. I love looking at children. By the way, my friends (Pedro Winter, Antoine Lamperrier and Justine Valletto) and I organized the festival Stéréokids . His idea is that in half a day, arranging concerts and performances, to introduce children to artists and artists that their parents go crazy about. Uncomplicated moments of happiness.
Stéréokids , 120, boulevard de Rochechouart, 75018 Paris.

You use a lot of bright colors. Is it dictated by style, occasion or passion? How do you think bright color and beauty interact? This is rather an accident, more precisely, such a period, because for quite a long time I worked in black and white, and color appeared in my works relatively recently. It seems to me that a bright color defies beauty, as it can be excessive or, conversely, too fragile. It is a question of measure and proper combination.

Do you have an object that is a talisman or inspires you? My collection of handmade ceramics. It is replenished regularly – mainly stands for rings, which I buy where necessary.

What movie makes you smile? “Girls from Rochefort” Jacques Demy , for me it’s like Proust’s madeleine cookies, from which childhood memories immediately pop up.

What drawings make life more beautiful if you look at them for a long time? Of course, these are all drawings by the English artist David Hockney , as they are bright, cheerful, naive and soothing.

Three pieces of music that energize you? Blue Boy from Mac DeMarco , Let it Happen from Tame Impala , Ancora Tu from Lucio Battisti and others.

What thought can get you out of bed on a gloomy morning? Maybe today is Friday?

How do you deal with blues? Sleeping.

What is your favorite French dish? I love foie gras.

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Is Primrose Daycare & Preschool Worth It? (Review + Pros & Cons)

Choosing the best childcare setting for your son or daughter is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in their early years.

But it can also be one of the most difficult.

The average cost of childcare for an infant in the United States is almost $15,000 per year. This is a staggering amount of money, especially for families with more than one child.

When choosing a preschool or daycare center, it’s important to make sure that you can afford the monthly rates.

You’ll need to consider what you might have to sacrifice to pay the fees and whether these sacrifices are worth it.

One of the most popular and highly regarded daycare centers around is Primrose.

But is Primrose worth it? Here’s a full review.

Both of my daughters have gone to Primrose schools in Georgia, and our experience was wonderful. Top-notch facilities and teachers, an amazing curriculum, and great communication through the Tadpoles app.

However, Primrose schools are extremely expensive (and always seem to be raising their prices) and have notoriously long waitlists to get in, which can make them inaccessible for some parents.

In this Primrose school review, we look at the Primrose Schools teaching philosophy, how much tuition costs, and the pros and cons of choosing one of these preschools.

Let’s take a closer look.

What is Primrose?

Primrose Schools is an early education franchise with over 450 private preschools across 32 states.

The company was founded in 1982 and has its headquarters in Georgia.

Primrose Schools care for infants from as young as six weeks of age through to private Kindergarten.

There’s also an after-school program and a summer adventure club for children in Kindergarten to fifth grade.

All Primrose schools are accredited through Cognia, a non-profit organization that was formerly known as AdvancED.

Primrose Teaching Philosophy Explained

Primrose Schools have a ‘Balanced Learning’ approach to teaching.

This approach is designed to inspire children to think with creativity, compassion, and resourcefulness.

Built on the ideas of renowned early learning philosophers such as Montessori, Piaget, and Vygotsky, this approach is designed to instill a love of learning and discovery that will help your child to develop and excel.

Typical activities at Primrose Schools include:

Language and literacy – Storytime, sign language, phonics, and reading

Social studies – Understanding relationships with friends and family

Math – Problem-solving, measurements, and patterns

Science – Using senses and tools to observe the world and record findings

Creative arts – Practicing the techniques of contemporary artists

Physical development – Running, climbing, and sliding on state-of-the-art the playgrounds

Emotional intelligence – Learning behavioral and relationship skills

Language – Daily Spanish classes

Music – Daily music lessons that can be continued at home via an app

On a personal note, we found that our daughters learned extremely rapidly at Primrose, especially when it comes to language and communication. Being in the classroom environment also helped a lot with potty-training, when the time came!

(See more about Primrose education and how it compares to Goddard.)

Primrose Day To Day Procedures/Typical Day

Primrose Schools are usually open from early morning (around 6.30 am) until early evening (around 6.00 pm) Monday through Friday.

There are usually full-time and part-time options available and some also offer a school day kindergarten program from around 8.00 am until around 3.00 pm.

As Primrose Schools is a franchise, the typical day will vary depending on the individual school.

Rather than giving generic details which may not be correct for your local Primrose School, you should contact your local school to ask the following questions:

What’s the procedure for dropping off and collecting your child?

How are daily reports provided?

What food and snacks are provided?

What is the teacher-to-child ratio in each classroom?

What’s the policy regarding vacations?

You’ll find more questions to ask during your daycare tour here.

Primrose Tuition Examples

Primrose Schools don’t publish prices online and the tuition rates vary hugely by location and also by age group.

To get an accurate quote for how much you can expect to pay for childcare you will need to contact your local school to schedule a tour.

FirstQuarterFinance.com reached out to five different Primrose Schools across the United States to get examples of tuition rates.

The average rates from their research are as follows:

Early Preschool – $250 to $300 per week

Infant – $280 to $380 per week

Kindergarten – $230 to $270 per week

Pre-Kindergarten – $200 to $265 per week

Preschool – $150 to $350 per week

Toddler – $250 to $350 per week

You’ll find that Primrose is definitely one of the more expensive childcare options around, which goes hand in hand with their sterling reputation and long waitlists.

What Real Parents Are Saying About Primrose Schools (Reviews)

Here’s what real parents are saying about the pros and cons of Primrose Schools in online review:

Pros
The teaching

Parents regularly praise the teaching at Primrose Schools, mentioning both the organized activities and how fond they are of the individual teachers that care for their children.

“We love how they teach our children lessons in fun, age-appropriate ways. Everyday, the teachers have a theme for the children to learn.

“For example, my 2 year old learned about weather by drawing pictures with ice, sorting different color leaves, and reading books about the seasons”

Dan L

Communication

Parents love how Primrose Schools use advanced technology to facilitate communication between parents and caregivers.

The app and website are designed to give parents insights into their child’s day and reassurance that they are happy.

“I receive several photo updates each day through the Tadpole app. This gives peace of mind about having him in a full time program, but also a great reference for striking up a dialogue about his day.”

Tommy F

Cleanliness

In current times, cleanliness is more important than ever.

Parents are quick to praise the high standards of cleanliness at Primrose Schools.

“One of the main reasons we chose this daycare was because of its cleanliness relative to the other daycares in the area. There is no constant poopy smell in the classrooms, no dirty looking areas. It is visibly CLEAN.”

Chi W

Cons
Class sizes

Class sizes at Primrose Schools vary, so you’ll certainly want to check how many kids and how many teachers are in each room at your local school.

“A lot of Primrose schools have taken to trying to jam as many kids as possible into one classroom in order to maximize their profit. Honestly, if your child’s class has more than 10-15 students, it is not worth it.”

psanderz

The cost

There’s no getting around the fact that Primrose Schools are expensive.

You’ll need to consider how the fees may change as your child gets older, as well as what might happen if your income changed or your family grew.

“I had my two children enrolled and even though it was extremely expensive I was hoping that the education would outweigh the costs.

“My children didn’t enjoy it there. I lost my job and had to withdraw my children and tried to work out an agreement to pay my remaining balance and they became unwilling to work with me and my situation.

“They demanded final payment and threatened legal/collection action if I didn’t pay.”

Raechella S

The waitlist

Primrose Schools charge a registration fee for your to add your child to the waitlist.

While schools aim to estimate how long the waitlist is, this isn’t always accurate.

“We were provided a one year waitlist but that she might get in before that time. Sold. We paid our registration fee to get put on the waitlist. 4 years later no word from them.”

LeAnn H

Wrapping Up

Primrose Schools offer a great childcare option for parents who want the best of the best for their children.

What sets these preschools aside from others is the focus on development. Rather than simply watching your kids while you work, teachers at Primrose Schools deliver a carefully planned curriculum that will help your children to learn through play.

While Primrose Schools’ offering has great reviews, it’s impossible to overlook the fact that the fees charged are often much higher than other private and state-run daycare centers.

The waiting lists are usually at least one to two years long, so parents are literally lining up to pay the fees.

So is Primrose school worth it for your child?

As each Primrose school is different, the only way to know for sure is to schedule a tour of your local Primrose school. Be sure to check out the other childcare facilities in your area to see how they compare, like:

Is Kids R Kids Worth It?

Is Goddard School Worth It?

Is Kiddie Academy Worth It?

Is Discovery Point Worth It?

All the best daycares and preschools compared

Hope this helps!

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Dog Daycare for Aggressive Dogs

If you’re looking for providers of dog daycare for aggressive dogs, the following list gives you a comprehensive selection of organizations to choose from.

Doggy Daycare for Aggressive Dogs in the United States

Canine Retreat

Country Inn Pet Resort

K9 Connection

The Dog Stop

Chicago Canine Academy

Atlanta Dog Trainer

Better Dog Kennel

Beech Hill Kennels

WOOFS! Dog Training Center

Cascade Kennels

Partners Doggy Daycare

Leading The Way

Loyal Canines

Michigan Dog Training

The Farm at Natchez Trace

Barkefellers

Bays At The Moon

The Dog Training Pro

The Dog Den

K9 Wisdom Training

Blaine Kennels

Beaufort Dog

Dog Gone Right

LexPets

Doggy Business

Pleasant Pooch

John Gagnon’s Pet Resort

On Command

Soggy Dog Salon and Suites

Bark Avenue

Paws University

It’s A Dog’s World

Know Thy Dog

Solid K9 Training

Playtime Doggie Daycare

Doggy Daycare for Aggressive Dogs in Canada

K9 Ranch

The Urban Dog

The Happy K-9

Mellow Vibes Irie Dog Training

Superior Canine

Doggy Daycare for Aggressive Dogs in the United States

Canine Retreat

This dog daycare facility in Harbor City, California offers a solution for pet parents who have to leave their dog behind for the day. At Canine Retreat, your pet will have the time of their life. The retreat also offers a free day of daycare for new clients to enjoy some of their activities.

Canine Retreat is a cage-free facility with over 12,000 square feet of space. The facility accepts aggressive dogs and even has separate parks for temperamental pets. The staff at Canine Retreat are trained and have extensive experience managing similar daycare facilities and animal hospitals.

At the daycare, pets are entertained with games of fetch, toys, and ramp slides. Canine Retreat also has beds and dog houses where pets can lounge and lay when tired. The clean, safe facility also has webcams so parents can keep an eye on their beloved pets anytime while they are away.

Prices begin at $27 for half a day and go up to $34 for a full day. Siblings get a 40% discount. Parents can also purchase dog daycare packages starting from $160 for five days and $520 for the monthly unlimited full-day package.

Dogs must be in good health and have current vaccination records for Bordetella, Rabies, and DHLPP. Contact Canine Retreat to make a reservation.

Country Inn Pet Resort

This pet resort in Fort Lauderdale was founded by Monica Silva a doctor in veterinary medicine. Monica opened her doors to the public in South Florida in June 2006. The facility is set on approximately 20,000 square feet and features three acres of outdoor recreational areas.

The Country Inn Pet Resort quickly established a reputation as the most trusted and preferred facility in the area. Monica is backed by her team of 35 pack members including veterinarians, vet technicians, trainers, groomers, and kennel helpers among others.

The facility offers dog daycare services for aggressive dogs with the option to enjoy private spa time. This service consists of one-on-one activities including pool time and field trips. The team at Country Inn is also happy to accommodate special diets and medication as required. Pet parents can also treat their fur babies to grooming services as part of the doggy daycare package.

Prices begin at $25 for half a day and $35 for a full day. A one time fee of $15 is required for the temperament test which is required before your pet’s first visit. Pet parents can also opt for daycare packages such as the 10-full-day package for $300 or the half-day package for $200.

All pets visiting the facility must provide written proof of updated vaccinations before check-in. Contact Country Inn Pet Resort to make a reservation.

K9 Connection

This facility in Buffalo, New York was started to help dogs with temperamental and obedience problems. K9 connection caters to aggressive dogs and offers daycare activities to their specific energy levels, ages, and temperament.

The facility was founded by Tyler Muto a professional dog trainer. Tyler is trained in Animal Behavior Modification and continues to perfect his technique by furthering his education and enrolling for the most current training protocols.

At K9 Connection, pets receive Therapeutic Day Care designed to help achieve behavioral wellness. Each activity is carefully chosen to provide balance and structure. The daycare program is limited to 15 dogs a day with two attendants to ensure each pet receives adequate care and attention.

Daycare activities include pack walks, treadmill, ball time, agility training, food puzzles, tug, obedience, and scent discrimination. Prices begin at $30 for a full day and $22 for half a day. A 10-day package starts at $270 while the 10 half-days pass costs $200.

All pets enrolling in the daycare program at this facility must be vaccinated for Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella. Pets must also be parasite-free. Get in touch with Tyler and his team to make an early booking.

The Dog Stop

The Dog Stop in Pennsylvania was founded by Jesse Coslov and Chris Kane in 2009. The all-inclusive facility offers a fun, safe, space where pets can play and exercise while their parents are away for the day.

This award-winning facility is set on over 9,000 square feet and is 100% climate-controlled. Daycare activities include an obstacle course, toys, treats, and even grooming upon request. The facility takes in aggressive pets with personal playtime with canine companions.

Pets are separated according to age, temperament, size, and activity level. Prices begin at $29 for a single day and $18 for half a day. Additional dogs coming in for a full day pay $16 and $11 for half a day.

Pets must be fully vaccinated against Bordetella, Parvovirus, Distemper, and Rabies. The facility also requires guests to be on a regular tick and flea prevention program. Contact Jesse and Chris to make a booking.

Chicago Canine Academy

This premier facility offers daycare services for aggressive dogs and others who display difficult behavior. The facility was founded by Jim Morgan and offers training and behavior modification services for pets left under their care.

The trainers and dog minders at this facility understand dogs and their behavior. From their observation, pets who do not participate in physical activity can become aggressive, anxious, and destructive.

The carers strive to give each guest attending their daycare program as much exercise as they can. At the Chicago Canine Academy, aggressive pets can enjoy unlimited playtime in the private run. A caring professional trainer is always on hand to supervise and keep a close eye on your pet throughout the day.

Prices begin at $25 a day. All pets must be fully vaccinated and parasite-free before check-in. Contact Jim Morgan and his team at Chicago Canine Academy to reserve a spot.

Atlanta Dog Trainer

This facility in Atlanta, Georgia offers a unique twist to the traditional daycare services. In addition to taking care of your beloved fur baby while you are away for the day, the Atlanta dog Trainer also offers training for aggressive pets.

The Doggie Day School at this facility offers tailored training specific to your pet’s needs with the resident certified trainer. Each day your dog is with the Atlanta Dog Trainer, they will receive 3 training sessions.

The facility is secured and with a large space of 200 feet long and 77 feet wide. The daycare is attached to a large covered barn which is also enclosed to keep your pets safe from the elements.

Activities include running, swimming, dock diving, agility tunnels, and more. All guests must bring proof of vaccinations and be parasite-free. Prices begin from $15 for Atlanta Dog Trainer clients and $20 for new clients.

Contact the team at this facility to make a reservation.

Better Dog Kennel

This dog daycare facility is committed to providing top-notch services to pets of all breeds and sizes and does not discriminate against aggressive dogs. The facility in North Carolina is located just off West Highway 74 on the edge of Indian Trail and Monroe. The facility serves the residents of Mint Hill, Matthews, and Monroe.

The facility has a large open floor plan designed with your pet’s health and safety in mind. The kennels are divided in two and separated by a doggy door. The inside area is climate-controlled while the outside is covered to keep pets safe from the elements.

The staff are equipped to handle aggressive dogs and have established protocols to keep the minders safe. Aggressive pets are housed in separate areas and participate in daycare activities individually.

Daycare rates start at $35 for pets that need individual care and $25 for normal daycare activities. Pet parents can receive a text with photos and personalized updates once a day for $5. Pets can also enjoy treats such as ice cream, frozen peanut butter kong, baths, and storytime for a nominal fee.

Contact the team at Better Dog Kennel to make a reservation and make inquiries about their vaccination requirements.

Beech Hill Kennels

Beech Hill Kennels in Lower Buck County offers daycare service to aggressive dogs, anxious dogs, and others with behavioral problems. With over 48 years of experience, the facility offers many pets and parents the best care and customer service.

The facility offers individual care to aggressive dogs from the professional staff. The planned activities at the daycare include walks, a large duck pond where pets can splash and cool off, and grooming upon request.

Beech Hills Kennels specializes in behavior modification. Aggression is solved using a structured exercise regimen and calm interaction with the trainers. The facility also offers a play area where pets can exercise by playing fetch with tennis balls.

Contact Beech Hills Kennels to make inquiries about their rates and make a reservation. The facility requires all pets attending the daycare program to be current on their inoculations including DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, and Influenza.

WOOFS! Dog Training Center

Experience a dog daycare with a difference at WOOFS! Dog Training in Virginia. The facility serves Arlington, D.C., Fairfax, Annandale, and Vienna among others. At this daycare center, aggressive pets are welcome and understood.

The professional team at WOOFS! Dog Training Center loves dogs and values their continuing education so they can give your pooch the best. The facility also values customer service and understands the need to take care of pet parents too.

Daycare activities are focused on safety with the experienced staff actively overseeing all play and activities. Aggressive dogs get individual attention, enough exercise, and physical activity so they can retire happily tired.

Pets joining WOOFS! daycare must be enrolled in the Puppy Party or a Puppy Basic class. Early enrollment allows them to get comfortable in the environment and reduces the chances of aggressive outbursts.

Daycare rates start at $38 for a full day and $27 for half a day. A five-day pass costs $185 and a 30-day pass goes up to $960. Pets must be fully vaccinated. Contact the team at WOOFS! To make a reservation.

Cascade Kennels

This facility in Woodinville has served the residents of Washington State since 1975. Cascade Kennels offers a wide range of services including daycare for aggressive pets and those who do not play well with others.

At this daycare center, there are 35 – 45 members of staff who are dedicated to giving your pet the best care. With both indoor and outdoor areas, Cascade Kennels has heated buildings and a modern, clean environment where your pet can run and play. The facility features 3,000 square feet of indoor space and 1,700 square feet of outdoor areas.

Pets are required to complete the enrollment process before they can join the daycare program at Cascade Kennels. The enrollment program includes a fecal exam by the vet to verify your pet is in good health.

Aggressive and non-social pets enjoy day boarding at $16 a day. Contact Cascade Kennels to make a reservation.

Partners Doggy Daycare

Partners Doggy Daycare is the largest and highest-rated daycare and training facility in the Southwest. The facility has trained over 35,000 dogs and has over 100 years of experience between their staff.

The facility in Cave Creek, Arizona offers daycare services to aggressive and non-social pets with an additional training program to make their stay at the facility more pleasant and peaceful for them and other guests.

At Partners Doggy Daycare, pets enjoy special games that are educational and promote interaction. However, pets who do not play well with others or display aggression are allocated separate areas on the 13,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor space.

Each trainer is assigned 10 dogs to ensure constant attention to each pet. The facility offers 11 hours of activities each day to ensure pets are tired and looking forward to rest and relaxation when they go home.

All pets must bring proof of vaccinations and be parasite free before admission. Contact Partners Doggy Daycare to make a reservation and enquire about their rates.

Leading The Way

This unique daycare facility offers its services to pets of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. The facility was designed with the mental and emotional well being of all their guests in mind. With 30 years of experience in canine behavioral consulting, it is a top daycare choice for many parents around Florence, Massachusetts.

The facility established in 1992 is a premier doggie daycare providing both training and behavioral modification solutions. The staff at this facility are highly trained and highly experienced. The team is also very compassionate and uses only the latest, scientifically based positive reinforcement methods to train and care for pets left under their care.

All pets at this facility must be up to date on all vaccinations and flea treatments. Daycare rates start at $28 for a full day with 5, 10, and 20-day options going for $135, $260, and $495. Multiple dogs enjoy up to 25% discount.

Contact this facility to make a reservation.

Loyal Canines

This dog daycare facility helps your pet achieve balance and contentment through exercise and structured training. At the Loyal Canines Academy, pets enjoy constant supervision from trained and experienced staff.

Loyal Canines serves Peabody, Beverly, and Salem areas in Massachusetts. The staff at this facility understands that dogs are pack animals and do not do well in isolation. Through temperament tests, aggressive pets get the opportunity to work with trained professionals to address their needs and identify the causes of aggression and non-social behavior.

All guests visiting this daycare facility are required to be in good health and have updated records for Rabies, Distemper, DHLPPC, and Bordetella. Guests must also provide proof of a clear fecal exam done within six months of check-in.

Contact Loyal Canines Academy to make inquiries about their rates and to make a booking.

Michigan Dog Training

MDT in Michigan offers both daycare and day training facilities for parents who have to leave their pets behind while they go to work. The facility offers a variety of services in addition to daycare such as exercise, expert training, and fun play sessions focused on behavior training.

Daycare facilities include treadmill runs, walks in the Plymouth parks, and lots of attention from staff. All guests must be current on their vaccinations including Flu Vaccine, DHPP, Rabies, and Bordetella.

Daycare rates start at $39 a day, $360 for 10 days and $495 for 18 days. Reach out to the friendly team Michigan Dog Training to make a reservation.

The Farm at Natchez Trace

The Farm at Natchez Trace in Tennessee was founded by Linda Burnsed in 2004. The daycare welcomes all pets regardless of their temperament, size or breed. The facility was designed by experts and features soundproofing, all-day movies, a fresh-air HVAC system, piped music and large grassy playfields with privacy fences.

Daycare activities include a shady nature trail along the banks of the Little East Fork Creek, and plenty of playtime in the temperature-controlled, indoor playroom. Pets also get to play in real puddles and real grass. When it’s hot daycare pets can cool off in the splash-pad with dancing fountains.

Aggressive and non-social dogs are treated to a singular dog program. This program includes one-on-one activities with a handler. These activities include nature walks, pet and cuddle, fetch, and playtime.

The Singular Dog program is only available from Tuesday-Thursday and requires a 4-hour advance notice. The program is also limited to 6 dogs a day so be sure to make an early booking. Rates begin at $38 for a one-day visit and reduce to $34 when you purchase a 12-day package.

All pets must be fully vaccinated before admission. Contact The friendly team at The Farm at Natchez to make a reservation.

Barkefellers

This doggie daycare facility in Indiana is the ideal solution for pet parents with aggressive and non-social pets. The facility in Indianapolis offers separate private play options for dogs who prefer to play with humans and pets who are not suitable for group play.

The facility offers both half-day and full-day daycare options in the spacious outdoor playgrounds and temperature-controlled indoor play areas. Seasonal extras include misting systems and puppy pools. The facility also offers valet services for daycare guests, a quick and convenient solution for pet parents who have hectic schedules.

Barkefellers has artificial turf play areas and a spacious nature park where pets can play fetch, chase, and chew on a wide variety of toys. The carers at his dog daycare facility are also well-equipped to administer medication to their daycare guests.

Pets checking in to Barkefellers must be fully vaccinated against Rabies, Bordetella, Canine Flu, and Distemper. Pets must also be at least 12 weeks old and spayed or neutered if they are over 6 months old.

Bays At The Moon

This dog daycare facility in Missouri accepts pets who have animal anxiety, aggression, and other behavioral issues. The facility serves Belton, Grandview, Raymore, Harrisonville, and Peculiar.

The facility has several play areas and accommodates private playtime for non-social pets who have passed their behavioral assessment. The facility employs professional caregivers who understand pet behavior and give each guest individual attention.

Pets can participate in a variety of daycare activities including play in the indoor areas, the yard, ramps, and kiddie pools. Special attention is given to pets who are anxious and those who have behavioral issues.

Daycare facilities also include a playroom with tunnels, slides, balls, a canine treadmill, and a variety of toys. Pets who have to be kept on a leash can play on the obstacle course which includes weave poles and low lying bars to jump over.

Daycare rates begin at $34 for all-day guests, $28 for half-day guests staying for 6 hours, and $18 for guests staying for 3 hours. Get in touch with the team at Bays At The Moon to make a reservation. All guests must be fully vaccinated and bring updated records from their veterinarian before or during admission.

The Dog Training Pro

This dog daycare center is located conveniently close to Maryland. The facility also serves Baltimore, Washington DC, and Howard County. At this premier dog training daycare, the trainers and caregivers evaluate your pet’s needs and train them to be well-behaved, loving and devoted companions.

The trainers at this facility possess a wide variety of skills and skills in dog obedience training. The team understands that each dog has a unique disposition and personality and approach each pet differently using varied training techniques.

This facility is equipped with both indoor and outdoor play areas to ensure pets get the exercise they need regardless of weather conditions. At this daycare facility, aggressive and non-social pets can enjoy the benefits of training and stimulation while their pet parents are away.

Pricing starts at $33 a day and goes down to $28 a day with the 20-day package. All pets must be fully vaccinated before admission. Contact The Dog Training Pro to make a reservation.

The Dog Den

The Dog Den is a daycare facility serving the Madison area in Wisconsin. The facility is committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment for all its daycare guests. When visiting The Dog Den, pets are separated by personality.

Non-social pets enjoy individual playtime and constant supervision from the staff. Daycare activities are focused on behavior, however, pets can also enjoy fun activities such as theme parties, special art projects, and birthday parties.

The facility also accommodates one-on-one training for aggressive pets and those with behavioral problems. The Dog Den also gives treats such as nail clipping, ear and eye cleaning and other light grooming services at a nominal fee.

All guests must be fully vaccinated against Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella. Prices start from $16 for half a day and $28 for a full day. Parents can also purchase daycare packages starting from $135 for a 5-day package to $500 for a 20-day package.

Get in touch with The Dog Den to book a spot for your pooch.

K9 Wisdom Training

This member’s only dog daycare facility in Colorado uses scientifically proven training techniques to help aggressive dogs during their stay. The facility employs certified trainers who are passionate about dogs and committed to creating a dynamic partnership between pets and their parents.

The facility offers holistic training to help pets learn coping skills, manners, and effective communication. The daycare facility features heating, air conditioning, customized training plans, enrichment plans, nature and training walks, naps, and lots of playtime.

K9 Wisdom Training professionals take care of your pets just like you would, but with the added benefit of having a better behaved dog at the end of the day. Prices begin at $60 for a full day and $33 for half a day. The membership fee starts at $100 annually and $25 monthly.

All pets joining the K9 Wisdom Training daycare must be fully vaccinated and provide updated records before or during admission. Get in touch with the dog training professionals to experience a dog daycare center with a difference.

Blaine Kennels

Blaine Kennels has been under new management for the last five years. However, the new owners have upheld the tradition of treating each daycare visitor as part of their family. The facility in Minnesota is a favorite among many pets and their parents.

The facility provides training programs during the pet’s stay and provides safe areas where they can further their learning. Each pet is given individual attention including extra walks to make them comfortable.

Aggressive and non-social pets are treated to separate play areas. Blaine Kennels features three indoor play areas and four outdoor play areas. The daycare facility also has heated floors to keep your pet’s paws toasty. Guests also enjoy Kuranda beds, where they can nap during the day, and clean sanitized sleeping areas.

All guests are required to be fully vaccinated against Rabies, Bordetella, and Distemper combination. Contact Blaine Kennels to make inquiries about their rates and make a reservation.

Beaufort Dog

This facility is owned by Kelley Blackston who has been training dogs for over nine years. Kelley, together with her partner Jason Blackston, has run the Beaufort Dog daycare for several years. The duo has earned the trust of pets and pet parents in Beaufort, South Carolina.

The facility offers daycare services to aggressive and non-social pets. A professional behaviorist evaluates new daycare guests to determine their play and exercise activities. Beaufort Dog has two separate indoor play areas and suites for aggressive and non-social guests.

The facility is well-equipped with doggie playground equipment and plenty of toys. All pets are required to bring updated vaccination records for Rabies and Bordetella. Prices begin at $20 a day and go down to $350 for the 5-times-a-week package. Contact Beaufort Dog to make a reservation.

Dog Gone Right

Dog Gone Right is a home-feel dog daycare facility that takes in aggressive and non-social pets. The facility in Hammond, Louisiana is owned and operated by Carolyn, a certified, experienced, and professional dog trainer. Carolyn offers force-free, positive, scientific training methods and has worked with pets for over 30 years.

At this dog daycare facility, aggressive and non-social pets are given individual playtime after a behavioral assessment. A member of staff gives personalized attention to each pet throughout the day

Pets also enjoy a midday nap and training on social interaction. Daycare at Dog Gone Right is dedicated to helping dogs and their parents live in peace and harmony after a busy day of fun, play, and work.

Prices begin at $24 for a full-day and $15 for half a day. Pet parents can also purchase different packages starting from $218 for a 10-day package to $620 for a 30-day package. All pets must be fully vaccinated before admission to DGR.

Get in touch with Carolyn and her team to make a reservation.

LexPets

This dog daycare facility in Kentucky is owned and operated by Kristyn Kay and her husband D.J. The two share their house with lots of pets and have been around pets for most of their lives. LexPets emphasizes good manners that allow pets and their parents to relax after a long day.

The daycare facility features the Ruff Arena which has climate-controlled indoor play areas. Lexpets daycare also offers individualized kennel rest which is ideal for aggressive and non-social pets.

The facility also offers plenty of playtime where pets can enjoy the sunshine and fresh air. The all-season outdoor yard has artificial grass and shaded areas. Pets also get potty-breaks to keep them on their regular routine. The staff is also happy to administer medication as required to all their day guests.

All pets attending daycare at LexPets must have proof of current vaccinations including Canine DHPP, Rabies, and Bordetella. Pet parents are also required to bring fecal exam records.

Prices begin at $96 for a four-day package and go up to $390 for the 20-day package. Contact LexPets to book an evaluation before admission.

Doggy Business

This dog daycare center is one of Portland, Oregon’s best pet care facilities. Doggy business is also Portland’s original all-positive dog daycare. The facility accepts non-social pets and those with behavioral issues.

Doggy Business offers a unique daycare experience for all their guests. Pets enjoy lots of supervised playtime and training games that promote good behavior. The facility also offers a free evaluation to determine which activities are best for your pet.

The playgroup activities at Doggy Business are designed to help your pet overcome dog and human aggression, shyness, and confidence issues. The trainer at this facility, Doug Duncan, was the first Certified Behavior Consultant in the Oregon area. With over 10 years of experience, Doug can help your pooch overcome any aggression issues.

Get in touch with Doggy Den to make inquiries about their prices and their vaccination requirements as you book your pet’s first visit.

Pleasant Pooch

At Pleasant Pooch in Oklahoma, everyone loves dogs. Pets who are left here are treated as part of the family. The staff at this dog daycare facility gives your pet all the attention they need as well as teach them how to be balanced and happy.

This daycare facility is owned and operated by Kristin Higgs. Kristin is a member of the Professional Association of Pet Dog Trainers. Together with a team of three trainers, Kristin takes in aggressive and non-social dogs.

Non-social pets are separated from the rest of the daycare members. However, they are given plenty of attention and supervised playtime by a member of staff. The team also feed and administer medication to their guests at a fee.

All pets must be current on their vaccinations including Bordetella, Rabies, and DHLPP. Prices begin at $14 for half a day and $22 for a full day. Pleasant Pooch also offers daycare packages starting from $100 for 5 days to $450 for 30 days.

Reach out to Kristin and her team to make a reservation.

John Gagnon’s Pet Resort

This pet resort was established in 1995. The facility has 11 experienced camp counselors who work with your aggressive or reactive pet to resolve their behavior issues. This resort comes highly recommended by over 33 eastern Connecticut veterinarians.

Daycare activities include plenty of playtime in the four yards or the indoor daycare play area and kiddie pools. Non-social pets can also enjoy individual playtime in the calmer play area.

Daycare prices start at $33 a day, $320 for a 10-day package, and $610 for a 20-day package. All pets must be fully vaccinated before they can join John Gagnon’s daycare. This daycare facility also offers training for reactive, aggressive, and fearful dogs starting from $150 for a full-day assessment. Contact the facility to make a reservation.

On Command

With two locations in Nevada, this dog daycare facility offers the perfect alternative to leaving your aggressive pooch at home unattended. On Command specializes in dog training and offers these services to overly aggressive guests left in their care.

At this daycare facility, pets are evaluated by appointment before they can be placed in a suitable daycare group. Pets enjoy one-on-one attention from the carers who ensure they get enough play and exercise.

Dog Daycare rates at On Command start at $25 for a full day and go up to $45 for two dogs spending a full day. The initial evaluation costs $65. The facility also offers discounted packages starting from $225 for 10 days and $425 for 20 days.

All pets must be up to date on their vaccinations including Canine Influenza, Rabies, DHLPP, and Bordetella. Get in touch with On command to find out more about their daycare facilities and make an appointment.

Soggy Dog Salon and Suites

This dog daycare facility in Kansas is an excellent alternative for pets who may become anxious or destructive when left alone at home. Whether you need to go to work or take a personal day, Soggy Dog in Salina entertains your dog while you are away and ensures they enjoy an enriching experience during their stay.

The daycare facility has served the pets and parents of Salina since 2005. Each pet visiting Soggy Dog for the day enjoys the same love and care they receive at home. Pets also receive personalized care and are supervised all day to ensure each pet is safe and comfortable throughout their stay.

Daycare services include indoor and outdoor play areas where your pet can play, run and socialize all day. The outdoor area features K9 grass, an anti-microbial play surface specially designed for canines. The playground is also enclosed by an 8” masonry wall to keep your pet safe.

Your pet is required to attend a temperament assessment where their activity levels, interaction, and exposure to other pets are determined. Pets that do not play well with others are kept separate and given individual playtime.

All pets must be up to date on their vaccinations for Bordetella, Rabies, Distemper, and Parvo. The facility does not accept males that are not neutered and pregnant or nursing females. Get in touch with the Soggy Dog Salon and Suites to find out more about their daycare services and make an appointment.

Bark Avenue

This state-of-the-art facility in Omaha offers daycare services for non-social and aggressive dogs. Bark Avenue provides a safe and secure environment where your pet can relax and play throughout the day while you are away.

The daycare facility is currently celebrating 20 years of service. The facility has built a reputation as a facility that understands how much your furry friend means to you. Bark Avenue is owned and operated by Suzanne Wilke, a certified groomer. Suzanne works alongside Anna and Seth who are both professional daycare technicians.

The daycare facility accommodates pets of all sizes, breeds, and temperaments. Pets are grouped into groups that are adjusted according to their socialization needs. These groups are allowed to play in four outdoor and four indoor yards where they can run, play, and exercise.

Aggressive pets and those who do not enjoy playing with others are given day board options at $15 a day. The facility also has a webcam available so you can keep an eye on your beloved pet from work or home.

You will be required to bring your pet’s current vaccination records. Get in touch with Suzanne and her team to find out more about their daycare services and book your pooch a slot.

Paws University

Paws university in Hawaii offers daycare services for aggressive pets under the watchful eye of staff who are trained in pack behavior and breed-specific knowledge. Pets in daycare are grouped according to their individual comfort level.

The facility is owned and operated by Lana and Allen Daniels. Allen is gifted with the natural talent to connect to animals. He started as a dog trainer before moving on to working with canines. In 1999, Allen and his wife founded Paws University where they have successfully trained hundreds of pets.

The daycare services offered at this facility include socialization with people and plenty of play and exercise. The facility also helps non-social pets who may become destructive when left unsupervised.

Dogs are grouped in three, the Littles Group, the Front Yard group, and the Big Yard group. Daycare rates start at $ 27.50 for a day and $253 for the three-day package. All pets must be fully vaccinated. This facility does not require a reservation for daycare services. Get in touch with Paws University to find out their check-in and check-out hours.

It’s A Dog’s World

This daycare facility was created with your dog’s needs in mind. The facility is the largest all-positive dog daycare in the seacoast area. The facility is set on 7 acres of open countryside where your pet can enjoy lots of fresh air and exercise.

It’s A Dog’s World in Maine was founded by Dawn Hill who has loved dogs all her life. Dawn believes each pet brought to her is unique and handles all her canine clients with love and care. She is also committed to helping pets unleash their true potential while they spend time at the daycare.

The daycare serves pets of all breeds and sizes. Dawn specializes in helping aggressive young pups learn acceptable behavior from the other pets while at daycare. Each pet is required to go through a screening process to determine their temperament, manners, and handling response.

A typical day at daycare involves rotating playtimes in different play areas. The diverse environment encourages dogs to bring out their natural behavior while they have fun. In between playtime, pets also enjoy snack time, naps, and relaxation time. Pets are supervised throughout their stay with aggressive pets getting individual playtime.

Daycare rates start at $27 a day and go up to $360 for a 15-day pass with discounts for dogs from the same family. Get in touch with Dawn to make an appointment. All pets must be up to date on their vaccinations for Parvo, Kennel Cough, Rabies, and Distemper.

Know Thy Dog

This is one of Montana’s premier dog daycare facilities. The facility specializes in helping aggressive and other challenging dogs live a more fulfilling life. Know Thy Dog accepts pets of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments and serves all areas across the United States and Canada.

The daycare facility is owned and operated by Kelly Engel who founded it in 2013. Kelly has trained and handled dogs for over 34 years. She has also worked as a trainer and Canine Behaviorist.

Aggressive pets attending daycare at Know Thy Dog may be grouped in the semi-solo or solo dog groups depending on their temperament. The trainers at this facility have years of experience in handling aggressive dogs and can read subtle cues from their canine guests which helps to keep the pets safe.

Playtime is limited to 3 – 5 hours a day with frequent potty breaks. Daycare rates start at $30 and go up to $396 for an unlimited monthly pass.

All pets must have current vaccines for Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella. Pets must also be on a flea and tick preventative. Get in touch with Kelly to find out about her daycare schedule and book your pooch a slot.

Solid K9 Training

This pet care facility in Rhode Island specializes in rehabilitating aggressive dogs. The facility also offers daycare services to past and present clients. Solid K9 has developed a reputation across the globe for successfully handling aggressive and challenging dogs.

Solid K9 is owned and operated by Jeff Gellman, the trainer who trains other trainers. His famous Jeff Gellman Seminars series has played a key role in helping hundreds of dogs with aggression issues.

Jeff’s daycare services are centered around structured activities. The climate-controlled kennels are also ideal for pets who prefer not to play with others. Aggressive pets enjoy individual playtime with plenty of supervision from the trainers. Other activities include walks, treadmill, and swimming depending on the season.

Prices begin at $39 per day and $390 for a 10-day package. All pets must be fully up to date on their vaccinations. Get in touch with Jell Gellman to find out more about his daycare services and schedule an initial evaluation.

Playtime Doggie Daycare

This dog daycare facility offers kennel daycare services for aggressive pets who are people-friendly. The facility in Newark, Delaware is one of the most reputable daycares in the region.

Playtime Doggie Daycare was founded with busy pet owners in mind. The daycare facility is an independent, female-owned and operated small business. It boasts of over 2,400 square feet of play space for large dogs and a 1,500 square feet playroom for smaller dogs.

Kennel daycare services for aggressive dogs feature one-on-one time with the trainers. The pets enjoy on-leash walks every hour. Pets are housed in a 4ft x 9ft kennel with plenty of fresh water and comfortable bedding.

Kennel daycare rates start at $22 for a full day and $18 for half a day. All pets attending kennel daycare must be up to date on their vaccinations for Distemper, Rabies, Bordetella, and Parvo. Pets are also required to attend a free kennel trial day to ensure they will fit in at Playtime Doggie Daycare. Contact the facility to make an appointment.

Doggy Daycare for Aggressive Dogs in Canada

K9 Ranch

This dog daycare facility is located in Palgrave, Ontario is owned by Julie and Ronn. The dog-loving duo provides daycare services for Bolton, New Tecumseth, Tottenham, and Schomberg among other areas.

The facility offers daycare services for aggressive dogs including day camp for puppies, adolescent dogs, adult dogs, and senior dogs. Pets enjoy plenty of activities in three separate exercise areas.

Aggressive pets who do not play well with others are walked separately. They can also enjoy games and extra workout time under the supervision of the trainers at the facility. Pets who prefer quiet time are also allowed to relax away from the rest of the pack.

Day Camp rates start at $30 a day and $300 for an 11-day pass. Aggressive and antisocial pets are charged an extra $10 a day. All pets must be fully vaccinated. Get in touch with Julie and Ronn to book your pooch a slot.

The Urban Dog

This daycare facility in Edmonton, Alberta serves pets of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. The facility offers a one-stop-shop for all your dog daycare services. The Urban Dog also works out issues such as dominance and socialization during their stay.

Aggressive pets and those with excess energy enjoy separate play areas with a treadmill where they can work out. Non-social pets who prefer to rest throughout the day enjoy separate quiet areas.

Daycare rates start at $34 a day and $22 for half a day. All pets must have current vaccination records for Bordetella, Rabies, and Distemper. Get in touch with The Urban Dog to find out more about their daycare facilities and make an appointment.

The Happy K-9

This dog training facility in Manitoba offers families struggling with aggressive dogs an alternative while they are away. The facility is owned by Nelson Mendoza, a Behavior Modification expert.

Nelson is also a Certified Dog Trainer and Dog Behaviorist. The facility offers daycare services to pets of all breeds and sizes including aggressive and non-social pets. Aggressive pets are enrolled in the aggressive daycare where a trainer is assigned to be with them specially.

Aggressive daycare features 4 – 6 walks and one-on-one playtime with a trainer in the yard. People-friendly dogs also enjoy cuddle naps and training throughout their stay. This daycare service starts at $55 – $65 a day.

All pets must be up to date on their vaccinations.

Mellow Vibes Irie Dog Training

This dog training facility in Toronto offers daycare for aggressive pets whose parents have to be away for the day. The professionals at this facility are experienced in handling both dog and human aggression and other non-social behaviours.

The facility is located in the High Park area and offers a home-like environment for your pet to keep them comfortable and reduce anxiety. Aggressive dogs left under the care of the professionals at Mellow Vibes are given special care and attention to keep them and other daycare guests safe.

Aggressive daycare rates start at $50 a day. However, prices may vary depending on the intensity of the aggression. During their stay pets enjoy exercise, individual playtime and lots love and respect. Pets who also prefer to spend quiet time are kept in a separate area where they can get some rest and relaxation under the watchful eyes of the carers.

Get in touch with the team at Mellow Vibes Irie Do Training to find out more about their daycare services and book a spot.

Superior Canine

Superior Canine offers daycare services to aggressive dogs and others with behavioural issues that require special handling and experience. The facility is owned and operated by experienced trainers who have years of experience in handling unsocial pets.

This daycare facility is located in Abbotsford, British Columbia and is dedicated to providing exemplary services to pets and their parents in the community across the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland.

Aggressive dog daycare rates start at $25 for nine and $35 for full-day care. At custom daycare, pets enjoy one-on-one interaction with a trainer. The facility also accommodates pets who prefer no-touch daycare services. At Superior Canine the trainers are highly experienced and help even the most aggressive pets get much-needed exercise and walks.

All pets must be up to date on their vaccinations. Get in touch with Superior canines to make further inquiries about their daycare services and make an appointment.

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It’s time to plan for Spring Break and that means many terrific family fun outings, great classes for Kansas City Kids, and Special Spring Break Programs. This is our 2022 guide to Spring Break in KC:

Note: This guide was compiled by the staff of KC Parent Magazine and may not be reproduced in print or online without permission. If you have additions to this guide, please email [email protected].

This guide features two sections: Spring Break Camps and Fun Outings for Families During Spring Break.

Spring Break Camps in the Kansas City Area

Spring Break Camps fill up fast! Make your reservations today! Camps require pre-registration as slots fill quickly. Some programs offer discounts for residents (through local parks & rec departments) or memberships with attractions.

Kansas City Zoo

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KC Zoo Summer Break Camp

KC Zoo Spring Break Camp This week-long day camp is a fun and educational experience that helps kids learn about animals and nature. Experience hands-on learning, tours, arts and crafts, animal encounters, animal shows, and other fun activities. Camp meets daily from 8:30am – 3:30pm. Cost: $260 per camp (10% off for FOTZ Members)

2022 KC Zoo Spring Break Camp Themes:

So Defensive: Mar. 14-17, 22-25. Have you ever felt scared? Well, animals do too. Spend a day with us and check out all the awesome ways animals protect themselves. Everything from camouflage to armor to chemicals, like venom… we are going to learn about them all.

Creature Comforts: Mar. 29-31: Like us, animals need certain things to be comfortable. Discover everything it takes to keep the animals at the zoo comfortable and happy.

KC Young Audiences

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KCYA Spring Break Camp March 21-25, 2022: Three themes this year: Main Street Beats, Musical Theatre Camp, and Improv Comedy. Camp begins at 8:30 am, campers may begin arriving at 8:00 am. Full-day campers must bring a sack lunch. Camps conclude with a sharing/performance on Friday if it’s safe to do so (see COVID safety protocols below). Extended Daycare is available until 5:30 pm for an additional fee. COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS: Masks, social distancing, and pre-entry health screening required. KCYA will continue to monitor the situation and make adjustments as necessary. End-of-session sharings and showcases will be held if it is safe to do so. Many families may qualify for Scholarship Assistance. Please call 816.531.4022 with any questions.

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JCPRD Spring Break Camps No matter which of the four Johnson County public school districts your kids attend, JCPRD can help them and the whole family stay busy with about 35 programs being offered for spring break. Different school districts will be observing different spring break dates. Whether your interest is in sports or nature, there’s no shortage of fun things to do. Programs range from kids’ day out programs, to special events to instructional classes to specialty-themed day camps. While many of the spring break programs listed below are for youth, some are for families and/or all ages. Many of them are popular, and most require advance registration. Learn more on the JCPRD website.

Urban Air Trampoline Park

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Urban Air Overland Park and Urban Air Lenexa are open DAILY for open jump and play times for children of all ages. Urban Air is an attractive solution to a common problem: needing one place to entertain kids of every age. If you’re a parent or guardian with more than one child whose ages differ by more than a year, you know the struggle, but we promise—there is the way. We’re not just a room full of trampolines or another neighborhood park. We’re bringing families and friends together for a hyped-up, a healthy dose of jumping, climbing, swinging, crawling, building, flying, and dunking. Check out our attractions including our Kidzone and Urban Air Warrior Course to learn more about the generous helping of frenetic fun Urban Air brings to you.

Learn more about Urban Air Overland Park and Urban Air Lenexa.

YMCA

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No School Days at YMCA locations For those irregular days when school isn’t in session, such as seasonal breaks, conference days, and in-service days, the Y offers No School Days at locations throughout the area. If a child is not registered for Y Club for the school year, a $75 one-time registration fee must be paid by calling 816.360.3390. You must bring a copy of your child’s Emergency Information Packet to the No School Day location. You must bring a sack lunch. A morning and afternoon snack will be served. Read more about what to expect at a No School Day. Tuition for No School Days is non-refundable and non-transferable. No School Days have limited space availability. Register early. All registrations will close one week prior to the scheduled No School Day. Programs are subject to cancellation when low enrollment occurs. Decisions will be made one week before the scheduled program.

ROKC Climbing Yoga and Fitness

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Auto-Belays allow beginners to climb up to 40ft walls. Discover a new hobby or perfect your climbing skills, but most importantly, get active and have fun! (at RoKC Olathe)

RoKC Climbing Yoga and Fitness is a rock climbing, yoga, and fitness center with three locations across the metro that families LOVE. Get your little senders moving this Spring Break! Our Crushers Day Camp during the school break will provide adventure through game-centric climbing instruction. Beginners and pros are welcome a fun-filled camp full of new experiences.

Johnson County Museum

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Kids’ Day Out Mar. 14-18: Come have fun when school is out! Discover history through hands-on activities and exploration of KidScape and museum exhibits, play games, and enjoy downtime. Bring a lunch, snacks, and water bottle and dress for the weather – we will go outside if we can. We are open from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, but you may drop off and pick up at any time. Sign up for individual days, or the entire week! The cost is $35/day per child. 5-year-old children can be enrolled if currently attending kindergarten. For program questions call the museum at 913.715.2570. *We require all participants to complete personal information forms for each child that we will keep for the school year. You will receive an email after registration with the form.*

Shawnee Town 1929

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Spring Into Shawnee Town March 18 from 10 am-2 pm: Spring Break wouldn’t be complete without a day spent working on the farm! Right? Take your family back in time with an interactive hands-on walk through our 1920s truck farm and town. Kids can help with chores including laundry, tending the chickens, early spring gardening, cooking in the farmhouse, washing cars, working at the grocery store, and more. PLUS enjoy music lessons in our bandstand, available 10:30 am to 12:30 pm! The program is included with general admission and free for Friends of Shawnee Town members. Children MUST remain accompanied by an adult at all times. Outside tables are available for picnicking. Activities will wrap at 2:00 pm, but guests are welcome to tour the site until closing at 4:30 pm.

Mid-Continent Public Libraries
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MCPL is hosting a variety of online programs that are both educational and entertaining. You’ll find storytime events, performances, and classes for every age and interest in their catalog. Topics include cooking, hobbies, science, history, theater, puppetry, magic, local interest, gardening, and much more. Also, follow MCPL’s Facebook page for more events and ideas.

Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop

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Spring is planting time at Mahaffie!

Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop Mar. 17-19, Enjoy 1860’s living history activities such as horse-powered plowing, planting, helping in the garden, and cookstove and blacksmith demonstrations. Stagecoach rides are available weather and ground conditions permitting. $7/adults, $5/children ages 5-11. Olathe residents receive $2 off.

Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation

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School Break Camp: Lee’s Summit Mar. 11, 21-25, School Break Camp is a recreational program for youth, ages 5 to 11 years old that is operated by Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation. It provides a wide variety of activities including but not limited to: swimming, bowling, skating, field trips, movies, guest speakers, organized games and activities, and much more! Campers are required to bring their lunch. An afternoon snack and drink are provided daily. The camp is staffed by counselors, beginning with high school graduates through college degreed staff; trained in leadership, safety procedures, activities, and supervisor skills. The staff/participant ratio is 1:12. School Break Camp is held on most R-7 No School Days from November – April from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM at Harris Park Community Center.

Ernie Miller Nature Center

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Spring Fling Fun Mar. 14-18: Come enjoy spring with a trip to Ernie Miller Nature Park. Visitors are welcome to view the exhibition gallery and hike the trails all week. Park staff will entertain guests with a special program each day at 10 am. Every program will feature live animals. Ages 2 and under free. For more information call (913) 826-2800. Each program is 45 minutes and $4 per person; including adults. Advanced registration required for each day.

Themes:

Monday, March 14: Wake Up It’s Spring – Kickoff spring break hearing stories and seeing live animals.

Tuesday, March 15: The Snake Dance – See a live snake and other creatures that live under the rocks!

Wednesday, March 16: Who’s In My Garden – Hear the tale of the naughty rabbit who’s been in the McGregor’s garden!

Thursday, March 17: Rainbows & Shamrocks – Learn about the colors of spring and the magical luck of the Irish.

Friday, March 18: Birds of Prey – Meet live raptors that make Kansas their home.

Blue Springs Parks and Recreation

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Blue Springs Parks & Rec Spring Break Camp Mar. 14-18: Spring Break Camp is BACK! Join us during your spring break to stay active and have fun! We look forward to seeing all those familiar faces as well as some new ones this year. We have revamped our cleaning and sanitizing efforts as well as planned structured activities that will ensure the safety of your child in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Pricing: $140 Fee for the Week

Olathe Parks and Recreation

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Olathe Kids Crew March 14-18, 21: OKC is provided on Olathe School District teacher in-service/professional days, some holidays, and Winter and Spring break for children in grades K through 6. Each day includes a unique activity, games, crafts, and more! Registration is limited to 60 participants per day. Register at 913.971.8563.

Spring Break Slime

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Spring Break Slime at Scraps KC Mar. 16 from noon to 3:00 pm. Come hit up our DIY Slime Bar for a fun experience for all ages! We will have ingredients for slime and mix-in options so you can make and take your perfect slime. Drop-in any time between 12 and 3 pm and our staff will guide you through the slime-making experience. Have all the fun and leave the cleanup to us! Space is limited, masks are encouraged, and social distancing will be practiced. Hand sanitizer is available throughout the store.

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MBDOU Kindergarten No.

280, Samara
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Welcome to the website of Kindergarten No. 280, Samara City District!
Information portal EXPLAIN.RF https://disk.yandex.ru/d/4F9euiMWRhV5Dg

Dear parents!

A conflict commission has been created under the District Parents’ Meeting of the Samara city district under the Department of Education. You can register your application electronically at the email address:
This email address is being protected from spambots. You must have JavaScript enabled to view.

Monitoring the satisfaction of parents with psychological and pedagogical services provided by state and municipal educational organizations.
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Currently, the “Laboratory of Sociological Research in Education” (MBOU ODPO “Center for the Development of Education”, Samara) is conducting a sociological study dedicated to studying the opinions of parents about the work of the kindergarten.
We invite you to participate in this study and answer the following questions: https://forms.gle/nrHHMyByRpKsRjmP7

Questionnaire for assessing the quality of educational activities of a preschool institution according to the criteria for an independent assessment of the quality of educational activities https://forms.gle/GEKRZcTyCaQV2LD29

Formation of skills of careful attitude to electric grid facilities and prevention of children’s electrical injuries and safety improvement.

Link to video tutorial: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/fL-051s_wbFiww

Portal “Navigator of additional education for children of the Samara region”

Dear parents!

Please answer a few questions and rate your satisfaction with the quality of education in the Samara region: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScT3C8jIFpAcebff9TpQm6gk7OUHKuOzZLH5J54T-G5HFO38A/viewform

There are currently four groups in the kindergarten. Two groups of general developmental orientation for children from 3 to 7 years old, two groups of compensatory orientation for children with general underdevelopment of speech. The total number of children is 103 children (compensating group – 44 pupils, general developmental group – 59)

Hotline for topical issues

Department of Education of the Samara City District Administration

for distance learning – 8-987-930-60-36
for the work of on-duty groups in kindergartens – 8-987-166-84-67

Head of the Kindergarten MBDOU No. 280 “g.o. Samara Gubina Elena Robertovna
8-927-764-58-51

In 2020, the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation is the organizer of the International Youth Contest of Social Anti-Corruption Advertising “Together Against Corruption!” for youth from all over the world. Competition rules – http://anticorruption.life/rules/

Dear site visitors!
Information on the quality of the conditions of educational activities of organizations engaged in educational activities located in the Samara Region is posted on the official website http://bus. gov.ru (hereinafter referred to as the site bus.gov.ru).

The website bus.gov.ru also provides an opportunity for citizens to assess the quality of the conditions of educational activities of educational organizations, as well as to leave feedback on the quality of services provided by educational organizations.

Manual

I . In order to evaluate an institution, you need:

1. Go to the site https://bus.gov.ru/pub/top-organizations-second

2. Select the scope of services

3. Select region

4. In the “search” line, type the full name of the organization (or select an educational organization on the map of the Samara region)

5. Select the tab “Assessment of citizens”

6. In the window that appears, rate according to the criteria (on a scale: unsatisfactory, below average, satisfactory, good, excellent)

7. After grading according to the selected criteria, select the “Save” button

II. In order to leave feedback on the quality of services provided by educational organizations, you must:

1. Go to the site https://bus.gov.ru/pub/top-organizations-second

2. Select the scope of services

3. Select region

4. In the “search” line, type the full name of the organization (or select an educational organization on the map of the Samara region)

5. Select the “Leave feedback” tab

6. Complete the authorization procedure through the portal of public services of the Russian Federation https :// gosuslugi . en 9009four
7. Complete form

As part of measures to protect children from information harmful to their health and development, as well as to popularize the topic of protecting personal data of minors , a special website http://personaldata. children has been opened, where materials developed by specialists are posted Roskomnadzor, for educators and parents who want to help children understand the importance of privacy when using digital technologies.

Dear parents!

Since April 6, 2020, distance learning has been organized at MDOU . Our pupils can watch entertaining video lessons, do a fun workout to the music, sing songs, listen to works about the Great Patriotic War, and communicate with their teachers!

Influenza, coronavirus infection and other acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI)

Rospotrebnadzor Administration for the Samara Region recommends: Protect yourself from the flu – get vaccinated!

Link to FBUZ “Center for Hygienic Education of the Population” of Rospotrebnadzor “

Apchi – get vaccinated!

Article. Personalized financing of additional education.

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Municipal preschool educational budgetary institution kindergarten of a combined type No.

125 of the municipal formation urban district of the resort city of Sochi, Krasnodar Territory
354200, Russian Federation, Krasnodar Territory, Sochi, Lazarevsky District, Lazarevskoye village, Partizanskaya street, 40A

Address: 354200, Russian Federation, Krasnodar Territory, city of Sochi, Lazarevsky district, Lazarevskoye settlement, Partizanskaya street, 40A. How to get

phone/fax: (862) 270-06-80

Email address: [email protected]

Head: Kazanteva Svetlana Fedorovna

9000 9000 Sergeeva Oksana Nikolaevna

On December 31, 1986, , Kindergarten Nursery No. 125 Skazka opened its doors for the first pupils.

Today – Municipal preschool educational budgetary institution combined type kindergarten No. 125 of the municipality urban district of the resort city of Sochi, Krasnodar Territory

Abbreviated name – MDOBU kindergarten No. 125 of the city of Sochi state-financed organization.

Type of educational institution – municipal preschool educational budgetary institution.

Type of educational institution — kindergarten of combined type.

MDOBU kindergarten No. 125 of the city of Sochi carries out educational activities in accordance with license No. 06099 dated March 11, 2014 .

The founder of the budgetary institution is the Administration of the municipality of the urban district of the resort city of Sochi el. address: http://www.sochiadm.ru/

Regulation and control of the activities of the institution is carried out by the Office of Education and Science of the Administration of the municipality of the urban district of the resort city of Sochi e-mail: http://sochi. edu.ru/

is the municipality of the resort city of Sochi.

The founder of the budget institution is the municipality of the resort city of Sochi.

Regulation and control of the activities of the institution is carried out by the department for education and science of the Administration of the municipality of the resort city of Sochi .

Budgetary institution operates on a 5-day working week.

Level of education – preschool.

Form of study – daytime.

Education is carried out in Russian.

There are 9 groups operating in the budget institution0005 full day (10.5 hour stay) from 7.30 to 18.00 .

The budgetary institution is a legal entity administered by the department for education and science of the administration of the municipality of the resort city of Sochi (hereinafter referred to as the Authorized Body).

The functions and powers of the founder of the budgetary institution are carried out by the administration of the municipality of the city-resort of Sochi in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, the Krasnodar Territory and the municipality of the city-resort of Sochi.

On behalf of the administration of the municipality of the resort city of Sochi, the functions of the founder of the budgetary institution are carried out by the department of property relations of the administration of the municipality of the city of the resort of Sochi in terms of allocating property to the budgetary institution, and the department for education and science of the administration of the municipality of the city of the resort of Sochi – in part of determining the structure, goals and objectives of the budgetary institution.

Owner functions Budgetary institution is carried out by department of property relations of the administration of the municipality of the resort city of Sochi (hereinafter referred to as the Department).

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Date: 09/16/2022 , added: Administrator

The Institute of Education invites parents to Open Parent Meetings

Every year, the Institute for the Study of Childhood, Family and Education of the Russian Academy of Education, together with the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, implements the All-Russian project “Open Parent Meetings”.

In the new academic year, experts from the Institute for the Study of Childhood, Family and Education of the Russian Academy of Education and specialists from various fields will also sort out the issues that concern parents.

In 2022, meetings will be broadcast at 19:00 on the broadcast website.institute of education.rf:

September 23 – “How to accompany the educational process of a child”;

October 14 – “Financial Literacy. Pocket money”;

· November 11 – “Safety on the road and at school”;

· December 12 – “Adult topics.

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Diann Manning	Jordan Court Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 430-3686	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Gravenor, Sherrie	Fooks Road Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 677-4902	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Holden, Nikkia	E Vine Street Salisbury, MD 21804	(443) 783-4505	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Jessica Mumford	Foggy Bottom Dr. Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 845-6824	Registered Family Child Care Home	5
Jones, Argene	Ward Rd Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 548-9781	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Jones, Wanda	Johnson Rd Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 726-3421	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
King, Tammy	Woodridge Drive Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 548-1454	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Meadows, Melissa	Aberdeen Road Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 860-4716	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Mumford, Jessica	Loch Raven Rd Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 845-6824	Registered Family Child Care Home	5
Rebecca Glass-Okoya	S Kaywood Drive Salisbury, MD 21804	(443) 736-8647	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Shakira Henderson	Davis Street Salisbury, MD 21804	(443) 826-6532	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Shinelle Sadberry	York Dr Salisbury, MD 21804	(443) 359-7317	Registered Family Child Care Home	7
Taylor, Virginia	Pacific Avenue Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 546-5414	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Temia Parker	Donegal Lane Salisbury, MD 21804	(443) 365-0905	Registered Family Child Care Home	7
Teresa Mills	Stoneybrooke Drive Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 548-1633	Registered Family Child Care Home	8
Trojan, Gloria	Satterfield Court Salisbury, MD 21804	(410) 546-3730	Registered Family Child Care Home	8

Rank	Location	Average Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Seaford, DE	$35,654	$17
2	Ocean Pines, MD	$30,566	$15
3	Salisbury, MD	$30,311	$15
4	Fruitland, MD	$30,262	$15

Rank	Industry	Average Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Finance	$45,837	$22
2	Professional	$33,163	$16
3	Education	$32,240	$16
4	Non Profits	$27,993	$13
5	Health Care	$26,535	$13

Percentile	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate
90th Percentile	$49,000	$4,083	$24
80th Percentile	$45,125	$3,760	$22
70th Percentile	$41,250	$3,437	$20
60th Percentile	$37,375	$3,114	$18
Average	$33,500	$2,791	$16
40th Percentile	$29,625	$2,468	$14
30th Percentile	$25,750	$2,145	$12
20th Percentile	$21,875	$1,822	$11
10th Percentile	$18,000	$1,500	$9

Name of educational program	Additional education program for the development of non-traditional drawing skills for children from 3 to 5 years old “Funny Pencil”
Form of study	Full-time
Normative period of study	2 years
The period of validity of the state accreditation of the educational program (in the presence of state accreditation), public, professional and public accreditation of the educational program (in the presence of public, professional and public accreditation)	In accordance with Art. 92 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation”, state accreditation of the educational program is not carried out Public, professional-public, accreditation of the educational program was not carried out
Language(s) in which education (training) is provided	Russian
Subjects, courses, disciplines (modules) provided for by the educational program	Not available
Educational program 9 internship0003	Not available
Use in the implementation of the educational program of e-learning and distance learning technologies	When implementing the educational program, e-learning and distance learning technologies are not used
Description of the educational program	The program is aimed at developing children’s interest in using non-traditional techniques to depict the world around them. Tasks of the first year of study: To introduce children to non-traditional, artistic materials, techniques, skills and ways of working. Learn to use elements of non-traditional drawing (finger painting, palm) as a means of conveying the expressiveness of the image. To introduce the technique of printing with a cork, a foam swab, potatoes, a poke with a semi-dry hard brush, crumpled paper, a candle, cotton buds. Learn how to get a fingerprint. To teach children to freely experiment with materials necessary for working in non-traditional fine art. Develop color perception, a sense of composition. To introduce children to the elements of decorative painting. Learn to use stamps, stencils to create pattern elements (buds, cups, roses, leaves). To cultivate accuracy, respect for creativity. Tasks of the II year of study: Continue to acquaint children with non-traditional, artistic materials, techniques, skills and ways of working. Continue to learn to use elements of non-traditional drawing (finger painting, palm) as a means of conveying the expressiveness of the image. Continue to introduce the technique of printing with a cork, a foam swab, potatoes, a poke with a semi-dry hard brush, crumpled paper, a candle, cotton swabs. Learn how to get a fingerprint. Continue to teach children to freely experiment with the materials needed to work in non-traditional fine art. Develop color perception, a sense of composition. Continue to introduce children to the elements of decorative painting. Learn to use stamps, stencils to create pattern elements (buds, cups, roses, leaves). Continue to cultivate accuracy, respect for creativity. Program design and implementation principles: – The principle of cultural conformity: building and adjusting the universal aesthetic content of the program, taking into account regional cultural traditions; – The principle of seasonality: building and adjusting the cognitive content of the program, taking into account the natural and climatic features of the area at a given time; – The principle of systematicity and consistency: setting and adjusting the tasks of aesthetic education and development of children in the logic “from simple to complex”, “from well-known to little-known and unfamiliar”; – The principle of cyclicality: building and adjusting the content of the program with a gradual complication and expansion from age to age; – The principle of natural conformity: setting and adjusting the tasks of the artistic and creative development of children, taking into account the “nature” of children – age characteristics and individual abilities; – The principle of interest: building and adjusting the program based on the interests of individual children and the children’s community (group of children) as a whole.
Curriculum Information	I year of study (3-4 years): 1 lesson per week 4 lessons per month 36 lessons per year II year of study (4-5 years): 1 lesson per week 4 lessons per month 36 lessons per year The duration of classes does not exceed the time provided by the physiological characteristics of the age of children and the “Sanitary and Epidemiological Rules and Norms”: I year of study (3 – 4 years) – 15 minutes II year of study (4 – 5 years) – 20 minutes.
Annotations to the work programs of disciplines (for each academic subject, course, discipline (module), practice, as part of the educational program)	The main goal of the program for the development of non-traditional drawing skills “Cheerful Pencil” is the formation of artistic culture among preschoolers as part of the spiritual, familiarization of pupils with the world of art, universal and national values through their own creativity and mastering the artistic experience of the past. An important means of aesthetic education of children is visual activity. It allows you to express in your works ideas about the world, understanding it and attitude towards it. Therefore, the mastery of visual activity at preschool age is of great importance for the child: the child has the opportunity to independently create a drawing. This gives the child joy, creates a positive attitude, promotes the development of creativity. In the process of artistic activity, children develop aesthetic perceptions, figurative representations, imagination, fine motor skills. The development of fine motor skills is closely related to the development of speech and thinking of the child. The main task of a teacher is the ability to interest children, to kindle their hearts, to develop their creative activity without imposing their own opinions and tastes. The teacher must awaken in every child faith in his creative ability, individuality, originality, faith that he came into this world to create goodness and beauty, to bring joy to people.
Information about the academic calendar	Included
Information on methodological and other documents developed by the institution to support the educational process	The program was compiled according to the methodological developments of the authors: Beloshistaya A.V., Zhukova O.G., Dyachenko I.I. Magic colors. ARCTI, 2008. Davydova G.N. Non-traditional drawing techniques in kindergarten. M., 2007. Davydova G.N. We draw transport. Comprehensive drawing classes in kindergarten. M., 2009. Kozakova R.G., Saiganova T.I., Sedova E.M., Sleptsova V.Yu., Smagina T.V. Drawing with preschool children. Non-traditional techniques, planning, class notes. M., 2004. Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Junior group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007. Lykova I. A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Middle group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007. Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Senior group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007. Lykova I.A. Visual activity in kindergarten. Preparatory group. Planning, notes, guidelines. M., 2007. Solovieva O. Extraordinary drawing. M., 2007. Fateeva A.A. We draw without a brush. Yaroslavl Academy of Development, 2006.

Date	Match	Total
13.09	Preston North End – Burnley	Draw1:1
02. 09	West Bromwich Albion – Burnley	Draw1:1
30.08	Burnley – Millwall	Won2:0
27.08	Wigan Athletic – Burnley	Won1:5
23. 08	Shrewsbury Town – Burnley	Won0:1

#	Team	and	B	H	P	D	O
16	Leeds	33	8	10	15	-30	34
17	Burnley	33	6	13	14	-16	31
18	Everton	32	8	5	19	-21	29

Date	Match	Total
14.09	Norwich City – Bristol City	Lost3:2
03.09	Blackburn Rovers – Bristol City	Won2:3
31. 08	Bristol City – Huddersfield Town	Won2:0
27.08	Blackpool – Bristol City	Draw3:3
24.08	Wycombe Wanderers – Bristol City	Won 1:3

#	Team	and	B	H	P	G	O
16	Preston North End	44	14	16	14	-9	58
17	Bristol City	44	14	10	20	-18	52
18	Hull City	44	14	8	22	-8	50

0-9 months	0%
10-39 years old	0.2%
40-49 years old	0.4%
50-59 years old	1.3%
60-69 years old	3.6%
70-79 years old	8.0%
over 80	14.8%

Luggage room/luggage storage
Baths and saunas	bath complex Russian bath Finnish sauna
ATM
Pools	open : length 50 m 8 tracks, depth – from 1.80 m to 4.70 m, evening water lighting Mat Water heated: up to 28 from Use Pouring CPE Children’s pool. Children’s pool. : 20m x 20m, depth from 0.8m to 1.2m with sea water, heated
Library
Checkout	air rail
Beauty parlor
The shops	clothing store beach shop gift shop
massage room
Salon
parking	open guarded paid: 2
Laundry
restaurants and bars	bar karaoke bar: separate building, warm transition from the building lunch 13:00 -15:00, dinner 18:00 -20:00 pizzeria: by the pool restaurant terrace
SPA-center	THAI SPA
Beauty saloon	Grand Salon
Payment terminal
Dry cleaning
Tour agency

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