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1of3Children are picked up from pre-school at The Action Learning Center on Balmforth Avenue in Danbury, Conn. Tuesday afternoon, January 21, 2014. The school recently lost its acreditation, which means a loss in state funding will result.Carol KaliffShow MoreShow Less2of3Anna Almonte picks up her son, Alexander, 4, from pre-school at Action Learning Center on Balmforth Avenue in Danbury, Conn. Tuesday afternoon, January 21, 2014. The school recently lost its acreditation, which means a loss in state funding will result.Carol KaliffShow MoreShow Less3of3
DANBURY — Whether dozens of children can remain at the Action Early Learning Center remains in question this week after the center lost its accreditation.
The day care center stands to lose as much as $450,000 annually in state funding that helps support the early childhood education program, which has 125 children up to age six from low-income families.
The center lost its accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children because of two separate incidents, according to Michelle James, executive director of the Community Action Committee of Danbury, the local anti-poverty agency that runs the program.
Although James declined to specify details of the incidents, she said they were cited by the association for “serious violations,” of one or more criteria, including that teachers aren’t allowed to physically punish the students such as by shaking or hitting.
James said the day care center was cited for not having “in place clear written policies or procedures to prevent the violations and didn’t minimize the risk of future violations occurring.”
“We are still providing the children with the tools they need to be successful in life,” she said.
One of the incidents occurred, James said, occurred in April, and another in December 2012 — around the same time the center’s former director, Vivian Colden, was arrested on charges of failing to report an allegation of sexual abuse at the center.
Colden has since been granted a special form of probation by the courts. James added the allegations at the time were determined to be “unsubstantiated.” She said the center is still licensed by the state and is still operating.
“We are still providing the children with the tools they need to be successful in life,” James said.
She said the center will lose a portion of its state reimbursement for 91 of the children in the program, while funding for the remaining 34 children through the school-readiness program should be in place until at least June.
Eileen Costello, coordinator of the local school-readiness program for the Education Connection, said the council overseeing the program may have to re-examine the situation.
While the council agreed Jan. 8 to allow the 34 students to continue at the center through June, when the grant expires, Costello said the council will have to take a new vote based on “new information” that’s come to light.
Costello said they were informed Jan. 6 the accreditation had been revoked. They’ve since learned it was revoked in October. The learning center is required to give 48 hours notice of any changes, Costello said.
“The lack of communication is certainly an issue,” she said. “The council will meet again so we can provide that information and they can make a more informed decision.”
The lack of communication also concerns some city officials.
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“It’s very troubling,” said Mayor Mark Boughton, who has led efforts to have the CACD removed as the area’s anti-poverty agency.
“It seems like the agency is moving from one crisis to another. This is one of their last programs and now they are losing their accreditation.”
James said they will reapply for accredition, although it can be a lengthy process.
“The quality of our center and the curriculum we provide for all our children is of the highest standards,” she said.
Parents, many of whom were told not to speak with the media about the matter, said Tuesday they weren’t worried about the situation.
“We were told that they can get the accreditation back if they reapply,” said July Miliano, a member of the parent committee at the school. “Of course I’m a little worried, but we’ll have to see what happens.”
Another parent said they’ve been told at least one of the incidents included a child being injured in a classroom.
“From what I’ve been told, it was all just a misunderstanding,” said Mildred Sarceno, who has children at the center.
The CACD had come under fire in recent years by local, state and federal officials for poor management practices and the misappropriation of federal stimulus dollars.
A report commissioned by the state Department of Social Services found the CACD on a strong financial footing, but the agency was “tapping into unrestricted funds” to cover program costs.
The report, by the firm Brown, Buckley and Tucker, said CACD had a net loss of nearly $200,000 in the last fiscal year.
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At Illinois Action for Children, we’re committed to helping children build a foundation for life-long success. It’s more than preschool—it’s a comprehensive approach to early learning that can actually start during pregnancy, believe it or not.
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Illinois Action for Children has four convenient, directly-operated Early Learning Program sites servicing:
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Currently serving 454 families through our directly-operated centers in the southern suburbs of Cook County, Illinois Action for Children’s Early Learning Programs provide year-round, full-day programs from 8:45 a.
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Illinois Action for Children has identified children with special needs as a Priority Population to be recruited and served by our Early Learning Programs. We provide supports for children with special needs so that they can integrate into regular early childhood classrooms with additional resources to support the child and family.
Transportation services are an available to children within Illinois Action for Children’s Early Learning Programs. Our goal is to ensure safe, smooth, and timely transportation of children participating in transportation services on a daily basis and for special events.
Whole-family supports are provided in Illinois Action for Children’s Early Learning Programs to maintain supportive and empowering relationships, beginning at enrollment. We assess the needs of families, identify their goals, and provide access to appropriate resources to build a culture of authentic family support and engagement.
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GLCAP offers no-cost and low-cost center-based and home-based learning through Head Start to help children prepare for kindergarten through quality preschool opportunities. Full-day, full-year options are available.
Head Start Center-based Preschool and Childcare
Head Start early childhood centers provide care and preschool services for children ages three through five. Children enrolled in the program attend classes Monday through Thursdays during the school year. Centers provide a daily meal and snack along with hands-on activities. Children are provided with medical, mental health, nutrition and dental services. Families also receive at least two home visits and two parent-teacher conferences.
Though eligibility is in part determined by income, we look at each family’s circumstances and will assist them in finding the best options for their childcare needs.
Centers are available in Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca and Wood counties.
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7240 Erie St.
Sylvania, OH 43560
419-857-1415
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Genoa Early Childhood Center
1224 West St.
Genoa, OH 43430
419-855-3931
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1848 E. Perry St.
Port Clinton, OH 43452
419-734-1452
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Clyde Early Childhood Center
615 Vine St.
Clyde, OH 43410
419-547-3282
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765 S.
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Fremont, OH 43420
419-334-8511
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801 Kirk St.
Fostoria, OH 44830
419-435-4883
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182 St. Francis Ave.
Tiffin, OH 44883
567-220-7003
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812 N. College Dr.
Bowling Green, OH 43402
419-353-7407
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28744 Simmons Rd.
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A Family Affair
648 Fernwood Ave.
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Holland, OH 43528
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Toledo, OH 43601
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Toledo, OH 43608
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412 Illinois Ave.
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Toledo, OH 43606
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3658 Grantley Rd.
Toledo, OH 43613
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2021 Tremainsville Rd.
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Toledo, OH 43607
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139 Clifton Rd.
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816 N. Detroit
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2009 Airport Hwy.
Toledo, OH 43609
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2902 Stickney Ave.
Toledo, OH 43608
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115 Portage St.
Oak Harbor, OH 43449
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Angie’s Angels
1517 E. State St.
Fremont, OH 43420
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943 N. Dixie Highway
Rossford, OH 43460
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4937 Woodville Rd.
Northwood, OH 43619
Little Wonders
2534 Woodville Rd.
Northwood, OH 43619
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About the Early Learning Center
When you visit the Early Learning Center, you will sense right away that this is a happy place – not only for the children, but also for the teaching faculty. Everyone on staff is doing what they love most – working with children and families to establish a solid educational foundation. For more than 100 years, the YWCA has been providing high-quality early childhood education for children ages three to five years while empowering mothers and fathers to pursue their career and educational goals.
YWCA incorporates a therapeutic approach and two-generational model into its Early Learning Center model to best serve children age 3 to 5. This innovative trauma-informed model will assess and identify the social-emotional needs of the children, work with families to create case plans, achieve goals, prevent re-occurrence of homelessness, and empower families to achieve and maintain the highest level of self-sufficiency.
The Early Learning Center offers a uniquely diverse child care setting for families who live and work throughout Greater Cleveland. Experienced educators teach a child-centered curriculum, and children learn to celebrate differences from a young age.
Early Learning Center parents stay engaged and up to date through various communication channels, family events, support groups, and parent action teams.
To enroll your child at the Early Learning Center, please follow the process below:
- Call us at 216.881.6878 and ask to speak with LaTishia Gomez
- Fill out an application in person
- Participate in orientation
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The Early Learning Center is conveniently located between University Circle and downtown, in the administrative building of YWCA Greater Cleveland.
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The Early Learning Center is open:
Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
The ELC is currently enrolling children 3 to 5 years of age. The ELC is closed eight days throughout the year for holidays and staff development.
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Preschool
The Early Learning Center has a whole-child approach to teaching preschoolers, accounting for their mind, body, and soul. We celebrate the diversity of children and encourage them to learn about and respect their differences.
Preparing children for kindergarten comes naturally in our classrooms. YWCA preschool teachers help children internalize routines and rules to help them get along with others. Teachers also help children understand that there are many different ways to learn and be successful. We support each child’s individual strengths, which helps to foster their self-esteem.
Pre-K
Pre-K prepares children to enter kindergarten by teaching self-help skills, developing their attention spans, and fostering learning independence.
Children develop a love of learning while they become accustomed to working independently, participating in group activities, and completing interest-based projects. Teachers help children understand the daily routines of a structured classroom while still focusing on child-centered, creative learning.
Our Goal
To prepare children for kindergarten and empower families to achieve and maintain the highest level of self-sufficiency.
Studies show that upon entering kindergarten, children who participate in early childhood education programs demonstrate greater language, literacy, and math development than children who go directly from home care to kindergarten.
Committed to Quality
YWCA’s Early Learning Center provides:
- Lower teacher-to-child ratios
- Higher teacher education levels
- A focus on professional development
- Early childhood mental health consultation
- Effective administration practices
- Strong implementation of an evidence-based curriculum
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KIDS IN ACTION LEARNING CENTERS – KIA PRESCHOOLS
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Your child is growing up fast and ready for a little more independence, our pre school club will be a perfect introduction.
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Our vision is to be the recognized leader in providing the best care for infants, preschool, and school-age children in Broward County.
The early childhood years are the most important time in the life of a family and the most influential time for children as they start on the road to learning. Children of this age are naturally curious and interested in the world around them. This magical time of extraordinary cognitive, emotional and physical growth, combined with an excellent early childhood program, sets the foundation for later learning and social relationships.
At Kids in Action, we welcome both children and parents into a community and a partnership with teachers.
Starting school for the first time is a big leap for both parents and children. This experience must be a process of establishing trust with parents and teachers so children can become independent as they grow in their confidence to manage the world outside of home. We want children to feel safe to explore a new environment, new materials and new relationships. Children need to feel valued when others listen to them and learn that what they say and do is important and has an effect on others.
We look forward to being partners with you as we guide and encourage your children to grow and discover themselves as young learners.
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As Principal I wish you a very warm welcome to our schools, Kids In Action Learning centers and to our extended family of KIA Christian Preschools as well!
Our schools, strive being the leader in Early childhood education in Broward County, we have succeeded in providing local families an excellent education delivered by exceptional teachers in our award winning facilities. Judged as excellence in school by Early Learning Coalition and our national accreditation, our achievements can be seen through our schools, nearly everyone who visits KIA immediately senses this difference. Our students and teachers are fully engaged every day. We are also making key strides towards creating a school which makes a significant difference to the community we serve and that provides opportunities for all our pupils and students.
I invite you to come around and experience the richness and depth of our program and community. Our buildings are filled with children and young adults who want to come to school every day. They are engaged in activities that light up their brains, ignite their imaginations, sharpen their critical capacities and develop their consciences. Just don’t be surprised if you fall in love at first sight with our schools.
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Children have many opportunities to physically explore their world inside the classroom and on the playground. They also begin more structured activities, such as learning centers and circle time. Your child will begin learning concepts of color and size, and will build their vocabulary.
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Children have many opportunities to physically explore their world inside the classroom and on the playground.
They also begin more structured activities, such as learning centers and circle time. Your child will begin learning concepts of color and size, and will build their vocabulary.
Our staff understands the challenges tall ages face in a social learning setting, and have experience in helping them adjust to the give and take of the classroom environment.
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“Our son goes to this daycare and we are really pleased with the charisma of all the teachers and the dedication. We wanted a place with good room for our son to play in and a clean place with a good curriculum. But most importantly, a place where he would be loved, and we are really happy we found it. The other day my wife called me and said that when she dropped him off all the other kids starting hugging him, after work I came home with his smile in my face when I know my son is in great and caring hands. Priceless!”
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“We absolutely love Kids in Action Learning Centers, it gives us everything we need for the care of our two children, we are so satisfied we will continue with the elementary program. We have not words to appreciate your support, we are working parents and to have the piece of mind this day it takes a very special place.”
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When parents first visit and tour a Kids In Action facility, the most common response is “Wow.
” What a fun place for children. As you tour, you will discover that areas have been thoughtfully designed to help the discovery and learning process. Colors and shapes support the child’s development. Areas and furnishings are scaled to a child’s perspective, in order that they feel comfortable, secure and confident. Our distinctive environment is stimulating and creative, with an aesthetic mix of colors which brain research verifies affects our moods and behaviors. As you walk through the unique Kids In Action facility, you will notice that the pale blue and white colors in the interiors of the school are calming and increase feelings of well-being. Splashes of red are energizing and encourage creativity, while the yellow, off-white and beige colors in the facility and classrooms are optimal for positive feelings and learning.
Another important area of the facility is the Kids In Action attention to nutrition, where well-balanced meals are served fresh daily. Kids In Action believes that good nutrition is very important to fuel a child’s brain.
Snacks are provided throughout the day. You will notice that our facility is clean and fresh smelling. Classrooms are organized and toys and materials neatly stored. It’s all part of the Kids in Action philosophy to be the best of the best and provide a safe, nurturing and healthy environment for your child every day. Kids In Action offers a secure, learning-enhanced environment that supports a child’s brain development. Children feel comfortable and confident, both indoors and out. It is a place that is your child’s world rather than the world of an adult. A place where children are able to express themselves while they learn, laugh and play.
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Education and development are important, but we know that nothing matters more than the safety, security and health of your child. That’s why protection and preparedness are critical considerations in everything we do at Kids in Action Learning Centers.
How We Ensure Health and Safety at Kids In Action Learning Centers
From first aid training for emergency situations to sanitation and ensuring a clean and healthy environment for children, we have more than 40 years of experience ensuring that every child is happy and healthy.
And, our 6 KIA Learning Centers and School buses used for transportation all are designed with the safety and security of children in mind. Although scraped knees are a part of growing up, you can have confidence that your child is cared for in a secure, nurturing environment every day.
Language and Literacy Development
Involves children’s abilities to convey their ideas, thoughts, and feelings through speaking and writing, and their ability to demonstrate early reading skills.
Executive Function
Focuses on the development of skills necessary for learning, such as self-regulation, attention, and persistence.
Social and Emotional Development
Supports your child’s ability to express and regulate feelings and develop relations with others.
Physical Development and Wellness
Gives your child opportunities to build large- and small-muscle skills, strength, stamina, and knowledge needed to live a healthy lifestyle.
Cognitive Development
Supports the mental processes needed to think, make sense of the world and understand knowledge across different subjects, including mathematics, science, and social studies.
Creative Expression
Helps your child creatively explore the arts, movement, drama, and music.
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Bibliographic description:
Zhirikova, E. N. School of early development as a step in the implementation of the continuity of preschool and primary general education / E.
N. Zhirikova, N. M. Korshikova. – Text: direct // Young scientist. – 2019. – No. 17 (255). — S. 216-217. — URL: https://moluch.ru/archive/255/58487/ (date of access: 28.09.2022).
School education never starts from scratch, but always relies on a certain stage of development carried out by the child.
L. S. Vygotsky
According to the definition of D. B. Elkonin, preschool and primary school age is one epoch of human development, called “childhood”. He believed that children aged 3-10 should live a common life, developing and learning in a single educational space. Therefore, the problem of continuity in education is not new.
The transition period from preschool to school childhood is considered the most difficult and vulnerable. And it is no coincidence that at present the need to preserve the integrity of the educational environment is one of the most important priorities for the development of education in Russia.
Supplementary education of children is a relevant and necessary link in the system of continuous education, aimed at the comprehensive satisfaction of the educational needs of a person in intellectual, spiritual, moral, physical and professional improvement.
In the MBUDO “Center for the Development of Creativity” in the city of Gubkin, Belgorod Region, since 2010, the School of Early Development “Mom’s Clever Girl” has been successfully operating.
The School trains children from 4 to 7 years old, including both pupils of pre-school educational institutions of the city, and unorganized children.
The main goal of the organization of the School of Early Development is to create conditions, a developing environment for the full mental development of the child through the organization of joint activities of children and adults.
The achievement of this goal is ensured in the process of solving the main tasks:
– develop cognitive processes (perception, memory, attention, imagination, thinking) and mental operations (analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization, classification, etc.
) in students in accordance with the age norm;
– develop the aesthetic feelings of children, creative abilities, introduce children to creativity, traditions and customs of folk culture.
– to help the child perceive teachers as partners in the game in a game situation. Help children master the ways of role-playing behavior: establish multiple connections of roles, easily move from one role to another;
– to promote health and improve the development of the physical data of the child.
– to form in students the prerequisites for learning activities (self-control, self-assessment, generalized methods of action) and the ability to interact with each other.
– to form the skills of cultural behavior in everyday life, to cultivate respect for nature, love for the native city, respect for its traditions.
Education of children is carried out according to the additional general educational (general developmental) program “Mom’s smart girl”, which contains thematic sections: “Literacy”, “Speech development”, “Simple mathematics”, “English language”, “Rhythmoplasty”, “Theatre for kids”, ” Vocal”, “Hour of educational games”, “Fine”.
This content is not accidental. It creates conditions for the manifestation of the abilities and giftedness of the child in various fields (musical, artistic, linguistic and physical), harmonious development, cognitive interest and play activities. However, the specified set of items is approximate. Depending on the staffing of teachers, their qualifications, the relevant material and technical conditions, subjects can be changed or supplemented with new ones. The main thing at the same time is to ensure the comprehensive development of the child’s personality, his social growth.
The program is designed for three years: 1st year – the initial period of study; 2nd year – the period of improving the acquired knowledge; 3rd year – a period of activation and consolidation of acquired knowledge.
Education under the program is focused on the social development of the personality of a preschool child. The main thing is not the maximum acceleration of the development of the child, not the formation of the timing and pace of transferring him to the “rails” of school age, but, above all, the creation of conditions for each preschooler for the most complete disclosure of his age-related capabilities and abilities.
The organization of classes at the School is an intermediate link between the lesson and various forms of extracurricular activities. The training is based on playing activity, which corresponds to the age characteristics of preschool children.
Classes that are held in a playful way, in an atmosphere of goodwill, allow you to study without stress and overcome the barrier that often arises during the transition to school conditions, meeting new people (classmates, teachers).
Teachers of the School use a variety of forms of activities with children: quizzes, holidays, competitions, dance and entertainment programs. Every season, open classes and exhibitions of students’ creative works are held for parents.
The following theatrical dance and entertainment programs for students and parents of the School of Early Development have become traditional for students and parents of the ShRR “Mom’s Smart Girl”: “New Year in the Far Far Away Kingdom”, “Gift for Moms”, “Harvest Autumn”, “Parade of Stars”.
As part of such events, students demonstrate the skills and abilities acquired in the classroom: they sing songs, dance, participate in dramatizations, read poetry.
A high level of teaching, a comfortable environment, and playful activities attract a large number of parents who strive to prepare their child for school in a quality manner and facilitate the adaptation period. Studying at the School of Early Development creates equal starting conditions for receiving primary education and makes quality education available at the first stage.
Literature:
- Vygotsky L. S. Pedagogical psychology, Moscow, 1999–536 p.
- Mikhailova-Svirskaya L.V. Individualization of the education of preschool children. Handbook for teachers of preschool educational institutions. GEF. Moscow, 2015.
- Tomchikova S. N. Game technologies in the preschool educational institution – 2nd ed., Sr. — M.: FLINTA, 2015. — 80 p.
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Elkonin D. B. Child psychology. Proc. allowance for students. higher textbook establishments. – M .: Academy, 2007. – 384 p.
B. Child psychology. Proc. allowance for students. higher textbook establishments. – M .: Academy, 2007. – 384 p.
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Course Features
45 minute lessons
Small groups of 3-4 children
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Course objective
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Where and how the training takes place
Early Childhood Development classes are held at the Logos training center closest to your home. Lesson format: 2 (3) times a week for 45 minutes. There is also the possibility of on-line training if you live where we have not yet opened.
Classes are held in mini-groups (2-3 children of the same age and level of training). Our approach is based on satisfying the natural curiosity of toddlers and encouraging them to discover new things. Helping children to open up and love activities is paramount. During the lessons, kids are offered games for the development of logic, exercises for articulation, drawing, physical education and creative activities, making applications from various materials, as well as many other interesting tasks.
We use an individual approach to each child. This means that the teacher takes into account the different speed of assimilation of information in children in the group. Therefore, after introducing a new topic, the teacher offers the child, who has learned the material faster than others, an interesting task for independent study. While the child is doing it, the teacher continues to give explanations to other children until each child in the group understands the material completely. When the material is mastered by everyone, the group receives game tasks for consolidation.
Only professional teachers who have passed a thorough selection and a training course according to the Logos method work in groups for the youngest. Our specialists know exactly how to interest children, help them feel confident, protect them from psychological trauma and provide an opportunity to express themselves.
For classes with kids, Logos provides special playrooms with a variety of books, visual aids, play sets, puzzles, constructors and other attributes used in the lessons.
The rooms are comfortable and as safe as possible for children.
Here is a far from complete list of topics that kids learn in our lessons: Me and my family, the world around us, primary mathematics, creativity, communication, the ability to learn.
The result of learning.
Love for learning.
Independence, discipline.
Improving the creative and intellectual abilities of the child.
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Logos License
Educational activities in the educational holding “Logos” are conducted on the basis of state licenses No. 580549 of 06/06/2012 and No. 580550 of 06/06/2012. (License) .
Logos Children’s Center for Early Development
A person’s success in life largely depends on his first memories and knowledge laid down from childhood. That is why it is so important to instill in your child a love of learning and an interest in new discoveries. We have combined the experience of dozens of teachers of our center over many years of work to create a unique teaching method for the smallest.
All lessons are played in a playful way using bright and interesting materials. The program is compiled based on the results of testing, while the tasks are selected according to the interests of the child. Also in our school you can attend not only developing classes for children, but also English for preschoolers.
Why do parents choose Logos developmental center for babies?
We care about our young students and their first successes.
- We employ only professional teachers who treat kids with care and attention.
- The author’s course is based on the most effective and modern methods
- The curriculum and additional tasks are selected based on the level and interests of the child.
What will your child learn by attending children’s centers for the youngest “Logos”?
Babies have a lot of energy and interest in everything around them. We support their aspirations and guide them in the right direction.
Thus, while playing and having fun, children receive their first knowledge, which will become the basis for further learning.
The lessons are divided into several activities, so that the child does not get tired and keeps the interest. An early development group for children is formed based on the age and level of children, so that everyone is comfortable and interested.
The main components of the lesson:
- Logic is an interesting task aimed at attention, the search for correspondences and patterns.
- Motor skills – we train to trace figures, sculpt, lace up and more.
- Reading – Toddlers begin by learning letters and reading simple syllables, gradually moving on to words and sentences.
- Writing – learning to write numbers and letters.
- Mathematics – the study of numbers and elementary counting, and then simple actions.
- Development of speech – we learn to express our thoughts, to speak coherent sentences.
Where and how do early childhood development classes take place?
Development for the little ones takes place at the Logos training center closest to your home. Lesson format: 2 (3) times a week for 45 minutes. There is also the possibility of on-line training if you live where we have not yet opened.
Classes are held in mini-groups (2-3 children of the same age and level of training). Our approach is based on satisfying the natural curiosity of toddlers and encouraging them to discover new things. Helping children to open up and love activities is paramount. During the lessons, kids are offered games for the development of logic, exercises for articulation, drawing, physical education and creative activities, making applications from various materials, as well as many other interesting tasks.
Our early childhood development club is based on an individual approach to each child. This means that the teacher takes into account the different speed of assimilation of information in children in the group.
Therefore, after introducing a new topic, the teacher offers the child, who has learned the material faster than others, an interesting task for independent study. While the child is doing it, the teacher continues to give explanations to other children until each child in the group understands the material completely. When the material is mastered by everyone, the group receives game tasks for consolidation.
Early development circles are taught only by professional teachers. Each tutor for preparing a child for school has been carefully selected and trained according to our methodology. Our specialists know exactly how to interest children, help them feel confident, protect them from psychological trauma and provide an opportunity to express themselves.
For classes with kids, Logos provides special playrooms with a variety of books, visual aids, play sets, puzzles, constructors and other attributes used in the lessons. The rooms are comfortable and as safe as possible for children.
Here is a far from complete list of topics that kids learn in our lessons: Me and my family, the world around us, primary mathematics, creativity, communication, the ability to learn.
Course objective:
- Development of basic skills and abilities.
- Cognition of the world in a playful way.
- Development of logic and motor skills.
- Adaptation in the team.
Where to find us?
Early Development Centers in Kyiv
- Minsk metro station
Obolonsky prospect, 16
(near the DreamTown 1 shopping center, exit 4A)
- Osokorky metro station
Bazhana Ave., 12
- Kharkivskaya metro station
st. Revutskogo, 42G
- Metro station Chernigovskaya
st. Krasnotkatskaya, 43
- St. m Teremki
m Teremki Akademika Glushkov Ave., 31A
Early Development School in Dnipro
- Center
st. Starokozatskaya, 11
- Pobeda-5
Geroev ave., 11 (behind the Germes shopping center)
- Pobeda-6
per. Shtabnoy, 4 (behind the Fantasia cafe)
- Topol-1
st. Zaporizhzhya highway, 60 (entrance from the courtyard)
- Kalinova
st. Kalinova, 8 (near the Melnitsa shopping center)
- Working
st. Rabochaya, 148
- Pisarzhevsky
st. Pisarzhevsky, 14
- Kommunar
st. Maxima Dia, 8
- Ave. Vorontsova
Manuilovsky Ave., 77
- Ave. Slobozhansky
Slobozhansky Ave.
, 50
- Levoberezhny-3
st. Usenka, 3B
- Patorzhinsky
st. Patorzhinsky, 3
Children’s centers in Odessa
- Tairova
st. Academician Williams, 59zh (Tairova railway station)
- Cheryomushki
st. Generala Petrov, 42
MBOU secondary school No. 12 of Penza named after V.V. Tarasov
Raduga Early Development Center
The Center for Early Development was created on the basis of MBOU Secondary School No. 12 in Penza named after V.V. Tarasova and has been working since 2000.
The goal of the Center is the comprehensive development of children, allowing them to successfully master the school curriculum in the future.
Primary school teachers work with children, recruiting the 1st grades next year: Semenova Tatiana Viktorovna, Labykina Inga Vladimirovna, Poltoratskaya Yulia Vladimirovna, as well as Kulikova Ekaterina Sergeevna (speech therapist), Kurenkova Olga Viktorovna (music teacher), Dolgova Yana Igorevna (English teacher), Zelepukhina Ksenia Alexandrovna (teacher-psychologist).
At present, personal readiness to study at school, which is determined by:
, is of particular relevance
– the formation of self-esteem and motivation;
– activity, initiative, independence;
– the ability to hear and listen to the interlocutor;
– ability to follow instructions;
– the ability to make contact and work in a group of peers.
The ability to study at school includes, firstly, the understanding that learning tasks must be completed in order to acquire new knowledge, and therefore they must be performed in accordance with certain rules, with the requirements of the teacher; secondly, the presence of interest in knowledge; thirdly, the ability to control and evaluate their capabilities and actions.
Educational program
Raduga Early Development Center
The educational program of the Center for Early Development was compiled on the basis of the Preschool Time program (edited by N.
F. Vinogradova) and is designed to prepare children for school.
The purpose of the program: the creation of equal “starting” opportunities for children when entering school.
Organization of training at the stage of pre-school education:
Duration of training: 33 weeks (from 13.09.2022 to 05/23/2023).
Total number of lessons – 244:
“Knowing the World” – 33;
“Know other people and ourselves” – 33;
“ABC for preschoolers” – 33;
“Introduction to Mathematics” – 33;
“English for preschoolers” – 33;
“Funny notes” – 33;
“Smart fingers” – 33;
“Logorhythmics” – 33.
Class schedule: 2 days a week. The duration of the lessons is 25 minutes. Break between classes – 10 minutes.
Approximate number of lessons per week:
“Knowing the World” – 1;
“ABC for preschoolers” – 1;
“Introduction to Mathematics” – 1;
“Knowing other people and ourselves” – 1.
“English for preschoolers” – 1;
“Funny notes” – 1;
“Smart fingers” – 1;
“Logorhythmics” – 1.
Explanatory note
In the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation (October 2001) “On the Concept of Modernizing Russian Education for the Period up to 2010” special attention is paid to solving the problem of the availability of preschool education, providing conditions for the qualitative preparation of children for schooling, improving the qualifications of teachers and parents to achieve education that meets the current and future needs of the individual, society and the state.
In accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation, a pre-school level is introduced into the structure of general education, within which education is carried out from the age of five (five and a half). Due to the earlier start of systematic education, the solution of several problems requires special attention:
organization of the process of education, upbringing and development of children at the stage of pre-school education, taking into account the needs and capabilities of children of this age;
selection of the content of education for children at the stage of pre-school education, which will ensure the preservation of the inherent value of this period of development, the rejection of duplication of the content of education in the first grade of school;
strengthening and development of the child’s emotionally positive attitude towards school, the desire to learn;
formation of social personality traits of the future student, necessary for successful adaptation to school.
Proceeding from this, the educational program of the Center for Early Development of MBOU Secondary School No. 12 named after V.V. Tarasova is built not according to areas of knowledge (as is usually accepted in existing preschool program documents) and not according to academic subjects (as in school programs), but in accordance with the logic of the mental development of preschoolers: thinking, imagination, attention, explanatory speech; arbitrariness of processes; value attitude to the world around and to oneself, etc. Throughout the implementation of the program, psychological support is provided to children.
The program of education and development of children of the sixth year of life is built on the basis of the following principles:
real consideration of the characteristics and values of the preschool period of development, the relevance for the child of sensory impressions, knowledge, skills, etc.;
personal orientation of the process of education and upbringing;
taking into account the needs of a given age, reliance on play activity – leading for this period of development;
preservation and development of the individuality of each child;
ensuring the necessary level of formation of the mental and social qualities of the child, the main activities, readiness to interact with the outside world;
ensuring progress in the development of the child, his readiness to study at school, to accept new activities;
development of erudition and individual culture of perception and activity of the child.
Expected result of work:
– the formation of “school maturity”;
– reduction of adaptation problems in grade 1;
– increasing the level of educational abilities of a particular child;
– the formation of value orientations of children aimed at universal humane values, the acquisition of experience in moral behavior;
– the effectiveness of promoting the formation of a positive self-attitude of the child, his awareness of his place in society and the world.
When determining the level of development of a preschooler sufficient for his successful education in the 1st grade, one should take into account the desire of the child himself to become a schoolchild, his elementary ability to concentrate, organize his behavior, build and implement an idea in the game, drawing. The curiosity of the child, interest in others is important. His attitude to the requirements and instructions of an adult is essential. So, in order for children to be prepared for school, it is necessary to give them certain knowledge, built into a system, to ensure a sufficient level of mental activity, to form the social traits of the personality of the future student necessary for successful adaptation to school.
Study supplies:
Workbooks, crayons, pencil, blue ink pen, 20 cm ruler, wooden, eraser, scrapbook, 12 sheets (2 pcs), checkered notebook (4 pcs), 5 cm colored cardboard squares 5 cm (3 each – yellow, red, blue, green), the second shoe.
Information on working hours and educational supplies for the 2022-2023 academic year
Working hours – 2 days a week:
Tuesday 17.30 – 19.30
Thursday 17.30 – 19.30
Schedule:
Tuesday
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1. Happy notes |
Kurenkova Olga Viktorovna |
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2. Smart fingers |
Poltoratskaya Yulia Vladimirovna |
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3. ABC for preschoolers |
Labykina Inga Vladimirovna |
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4. Logic |
Kulikova Ekaterina Sergeevna |
Thursday
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Teacher |
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1. |
Zelepukhina Ksenia Aleksandrovna |
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2. Introduction to Mathematics |
Semenova Tatyana Viktorovna |
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3. Explore the world |
Malysheva Tatyana Borisovna |
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4. English for preschoolers |
Dolgova Yana Igorevna |
Getting to know other people and ourselves What you need to have for classes:
Set of notebooks:
- EMC “Preschool time” N.F. Vinogradov, Moscow, Publishing Center “Ventana – Graf”
- L.E. Zhurova. Workbook “ABC for preschoolers. Playing with sounds and words”, 2nd and 3rd parts.
- Sun Steps Series. Preschooler’s workbooks, Kirov, Publishing House of OOO Dakota:
- “Mathematics. Part 1, 2″;
- “Introduction to geometry. Part 1, 2”
- O. A. Kholodova “To young wise men and clever women. Three months before school. Workbook”
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A. Kholodova “To young wise men and clever women. Three months before school. Workbook” Colored pencils, pencil
Pen with blue ink
Ruler 20 cm, wooden
Eraser
Album, 12 sheets (2 pcs.)
Checkered notebook (3 pcs.)
Colored squares (3 each – yellow, red, blue, green)
Second shoe and water bottle
Cook for children to practice
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Full name teachers |
Workbooks |
Activity supplies |
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Tuesday |
ABC for preschoolers |
Labykina Inga Vladimirovna |
L.E. Zhurova, M.I. Kuznetsova. Workbook “ABC for preschoolers. We play with sounds and words”, 2nd and 3rd parts; |
Colored pencils, pencil, colored squares, blue ink pen |
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Smart Fingers |
Poltoratskaya Yulia Vladimirovna |
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Pencil, colored pencils, blue ink pen, checkered notebook |
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Funny notes |
Kurenkova Olga Viktorovna |
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Album, colored pencils |
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Logarithmics |
Kulikova Ekaterina Sergeevna |
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Thursday |
Introduction to Mathematics |
Semenova Tatyana Viktorovna |
Series “Solar steps. “Mathematics. Part 1, 2″; “Introduction to geometry. Part 1, 2″ |
Pencil, colored pencils, blue ink pen |
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Explore the world |
Malysheva Tatyana Borisovna |
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Pencil, colored pencils, blue ink pen, checkered notebook |
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Getting to know other people and ourselves |
Zelepukhina Xenia Alexandrovna |
O.A. Kholodova “To young clever men and clever women. Three months before school. Workbook” – |
Pencil, colored pencils, checkered notebook, sketchbook, blue ink pen |
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English for preschoolers |
Dolgova Yana Igorevna |
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Checkered notebook, blue ink pen, pencil, colored pencils |
Workbooks of a preschooler “the basic principles and essence of Montessori’s early development methodology
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History of appearance
Maria Montessori is an Italian teacher and one of the first female doctors of the 19th century who created her own pedagogical system.
Montessori has always fought for justice – while working as an assistant to a doctor in a psychiatric clinic, she talked a lot with children with special needs and worried that no one was taking care of them. After all, everyone needs education!
Therefore, Maria began to develop her own methods for the development of children. Initially – only for children with developmental delays. But, convinced of the success of her educational and developmental system, Maria adapted it for all children. She realized that classical methods are not always effective.
What is the essence of Montessori pedagogy
The author called her methodology “a system where the child develops independently, based on a didactically prepared environment”. The key principle of the Montessori method is “Help me do it myself.” It implies that the adult understands what the child is interested in, provides him with a basis for interesting activities and teaches him to use it.
Basic principles of the methodology
- Montessori is a method of early development, but the groups are still of different ages. Older children teach the younger ones, acquire leadership traits. The younger ones learn to take care of each other. Mutual assistance and cooperation is formed, although sometimes there are misunderstandings.
- Classes are held in a specially prepared environment. The basics of Montessori pedagogy imply that the playroom is divided into several parts – the natural science, practical life, sensory, language, and mathematical zones are considered standard. But they also add creative, playful and sports. The child can study where he likes, even all day long. The task of the teacher is to adapt to the interests of the child. It is important to give freedom of thought, action and feelings. So children will learn everything easily and with pleasure, without “obligation” and competition with peers.
- An adult plays a secondary role in learning: he is not a mentor, but an assistant. The task of an adult is only to interest the child. The teacher communicates with children, but does not impose his own opinion, does not lead the child to the desired answers to questions.
- There are definitely rules that help streamline the processes in a Montessori group. For example, after reading a book, you need to put the toys back in place or put the toys away from where the baby took them. This is how children are taught to keep order.
- Direction to the development of fine motor skills, senses: sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch. Maria Montessori believed that accurate actions with small objects form the intellect, develop speech, attention and memory. Therefore, in her system there is a lot of activity related to stringing objects, guessing them by touch and texture, with sorting.
- Criticism and prohibitions are not allowed. The child has the right to make mistakes. He is quite capable of reaching everything on his own.
- Independence is brought up in a child. All manuals are located on the shelves so that he can take them himself and put them away. All books are in one copy – this is how children learn to negotiate among themselves.
Older children teach the younger ones, acquire leadership traits. The younger ones learn to take care of each other. Mutual assistance and cooperation is formed, although sometimes there are misunderstandings. 
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Advantages and disadvantages of the system
Advantages :
- Children learn at their own pace, without competition with peers and a compulsory program.
- The classes are not boring, the kids are inquisitive and enterprising.
- They can keep themselves busy, respect the needs of others, and are good at household chores.
- Children know what “personal boundaries” and “who I am” are.
Cons :
- After the Montessori method, it can be difficult for children to get used to the discipline of ordinary kindergartens and schools, where everyone does the same thing together, and the teacher should be perceived as an authority, not as an assistant.
- The materials are quite expensive and they need to be varied to keep the children interested and there must be enough of them.
- It is difficult to recreate a Montessori environment at home.
For whom the Montessori system is suitable
For parents who value an individual approach to their child. But for mom and dad, who are not internally ready to let go of the child without being tied to the standard system, the method most likely will not work.
Children who do not have problems with communication and socialization will find it easier than those who are withdrawn. It will be easier for those who like to calmly play or draw to get comfortable than those who need a lot of outdoor games during the day.
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Our original curriculum blends math,
Curriculum includes lessons on greetings, numbers,
I have watched her grow so much and learn new things every day. The staff here are great. As a child I attended the same Kindercare so it’s great to see such a wonderful staff team and all the smiling faces you see as you walk in. I would recommend this center to anyone who was looking for one near by! 
As an elementary school teacher, I want to ensure that my four- year-old is as ready as he can be for kindergarten next year. He is loving the preschool program and learning how to write his letters and numbers while becoming more curious and engaged than ever!<br /> <br /> We are lucky to have been blessed with such amazing teachers and staff at this center!
We were welcomed with smiles and open arms and our son felt very safe in a very new environment. From age two until now at age five, our son has grown into a very kind, smart, respectful boy and much of his personality and character is due to the teachers and directors at this center.<br /> Communication is key in our family and we are very fortunate that this center has strong communication. Whether your child has special dietary needs or any other “special needs”, all of the teachers we have come across at this center truly care about the development of not only our son, but all children, and take the time to learn about each child.<br /> We are thankful to have found this center as we know our son is being enriched by all staff members.
Our daughter started at three months, and is still here now as a three-year-old. When we had our son a year ago, we didn’t hesitate to bring him here as well. The teachers in every room are fantastic, and the managers are top-notch as well. Our kids are very well taken care of, and the staff members always take the time to speak with us, tell us how the kids are doing, and answer our questions. The best part of my day is when I pick up the kids, because they are always so happy with smiles on their faces. I’d recommend this KinderCare to anyone!
They are a credit to the field of baby care and I am lucky to have found such an amazing group of loving, knowledgeable, capable women to care for my most precious babies.
Parents spend less for older children with a weekly cost of $230 in home-based programs and $175 in centers.
Thirteen language immersion or bilingual daycares support the diverse community where children can learn a foreign language. These bilingual child care programs can also help children learn about other cultures and the world around them through stories, music, arts, dance, and many other fun activities. Health and allergies are another concern that parents may consider when choosing a daycare. Nineteen peanut-free daycares have specialized training in serving proper food for children with an allergic reaction to peanuts or food containing peanuts.
This includes 209 home-based programs and 45 centers.
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There is 1 Daycare per 710 people, and 1 Daycare per square mile.
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Upscale hotels and restaurants are planning to reopen soon, and even Broadway is teasing audiences with the return of productions in the fall of 2021. 
For sports fans, a new SoFi stadium has been opened, which will host the Super Bowl in 2022 (the final game for the title of the US National Football League is the most popular sporting event in the country). The construction of hotels is actively continuing (with many already open), the transport system is developing, the airport is being updated … In general, the city is ready for several seasons ahead. 
The authorities are also betting on tourism – in 2020, they planned to put into operation five thousand new hotel rooms over the next five years. So Boston has every chance to remain at the highest possible positions. 
Therefore, here are the best restaurants of Mexican cuisine (according to researchers, of course). We will not argue with the authorities, we will only add that the sunny year is very conducive to life in the style of “siesta”. 
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Eight elevators run up to the observation platform at the highest point of the arch. You can also view the arch from the water on one of the many riverboat cruises or by air on a helicopter tour. Tickets for the Gateway Arch are sold at the Archite Ticket and Visitor Center at the Old Courthouse, which is located eight blocks (10-15 minute walk) from the arch. Advance purchase of tickets to the observation deck is recommended. 
Exhibits include a giant aquarium, an architectural museum, artistic activities, a circus involving and oddities, among many others. The museum’s main facilities and structures were made entirely from materials found in the St. Louis municipal area. The building itself is an impressive piece of architecture and its design is the brainchild of sculptor and artist Bob Cassilly. 
Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame. The nearby National Bowling Hall of Fame does the same for bowling. 
The Campbell House Museum has original furniture from a family that lived there from 1854 to 1938. The museum’s collection includes classic Victorian furniture, paintings, silverware, gold leaf and cornices, faux woodwork, and other examples of decorative arts. 
Louis has several interesting neighborhoods, but early visitors who plan to do some sightseeing would be best off finding accommodation right in the center of the city. It is home to the Jefferson Memorial Park and the Gateway Arch, as well as many other important landmarks. Below are some highly rated hotels in convenient locations: 
Adjacent to the convention center and close to central attractions is the courtyard. Adjacent, but closer to the river and Gateway Arch, is the Embassy Suites by Hilton. This LEED certified hotel is fully equipped for families with two-room suites and a pool. 
These test results are taken seriously and are used to inform instruction. We recognize that tests are incomplete and imperfect measures of what we strive to achieve for our students, therefore the tests that we choose to administer, whether state required or locally selected, evolve over time, and test results alone do not drive instruction and decision making.
Our community also values the fact that neighborhood schools foster healthy bodies and a healthy environment by enabling students to bike and walk to school. Additionally, our District is small and is significantly constrained by the number and location of our school sites such that dedicating any of our school properties as a choice/magnet school at this time would result in depriving a significant portion of our community of the benefits of a neighborhood school. As such, MPCSD gives the first priority for attendance at District schools to District residents who live within each school’s attendance boundary(7), subject to District policy. Intra and Inter-District transfer requests are granted according to District policy on a space available basis.
The District’s intent is that each school should have significant latitude to determine what will work best for its student population so long as their plans comply with District policies and standards.
For example, Band and Orchestra are considered to be comparable programs because, while the instruments taught are different, the programs are designed to get students to a comparable level of musical proficiency.
They are also innovative, creative, flexible, free to IMPROVE on a continuous basis..
The school isn’t especially diverse, nor are all the teachers very good (most of them are, but some aren’t very fair or nice). There is lots of parent involvement, and the principle and most of the staff is very nice. I have a gluten allergy, and the people working at the cafeteria make special (delicious) meals, which is very nice of them. Overall, this school is great!… Read 10 reviews
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The teachers are phenomenal, the administration truly care about student development, and the parents are active, especially through the PTO. Very impressed so far!… Read 3 reviews
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His teacher and classroom staff are incredible. They are very involved, give me regular updates, and ask for my input with his education plan. The school staff, as a whole, are very communicative and helpful. Our son is able to receive lunch at school for free (although we send him with items we know he likes, anyway) and he receives free bus transportation to and from school every day. The only complaint that I have is more about the school district as a whole, rather than Taft in particular. My complaint is that the preschool program doesn’t receive the funding that the rest of the elementary programs do. This means the teachers fund a lot out of pocket…. Read 1 review
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The teachers and administrators are exceptional. The after school program is wonderful allowing students to choose from art, sports, games, homework assistance and free play around their beautiful campus. We are so fortunate to be a part of the Gooden School community…. Read 11 reviews
Academically, I think it is a great place with high standards and plenty of opportunities to learn. The campus itself is also pretty cool, although the walk from one end of the campus to the other is pretty long. It’s a fairly diverse place too! The teachers are reasonable for the most part, I’ve gotten fairly lucky with teachers. I think that CHS has definitely prepared me and my peers for college. The college and career center has lots of resources for college. The clubs and activities are all really inclusive!… Read 315 reviews
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The school has a vibrant community and highly-engaged parents who support each other and the school, from classroom help to fundraising efforts.
And, the classes are small, which is amazing! Most teachers provide meaningful work that’ll help students later in life. The office is super helpful in schedule changes and any problems you have. My academic counselor is super helpful in picking out colleges and helping me construct my college path. The campus itself is clean and nice, and the students are all very welcoming. I wish there were more clubs and awards like the larger schools in the area. For example, we don’t have NHS, or any organized varsity and JV teams. But, you are always welcome to start your own club if you want! This school has really prepared me for college, as I’ve gotten a taste of college classes. The school culture is positive, and everyone pushes you to do your best. I haven’t seen much parent involvement, but there wasn’t a need for any…. Read 11 reviews
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We highly recommend the school to anyone considering a move to Menlo Park…. Read 5 reviews
However the students are relatively cliquey and it could be hard to make friends. In my experience Denali caters mostly to future STEM majors who plan on enrolling in a 4 year university and has little to no liberal, visual, or music arts focus. Denali also doesn’t provide sufficient resources for students who choose to take a less traditional career/after high school path, though this may change, as they’ve only had two senior classes so far. The teachers are passionate about their students and actually do care, but teacher retention is not Denali’s strong suit. Despite all this, it’s still a million times more preferable than traditional public school as there is far more support available from teachers, the school is flexible, classes are smaller, resources are easier to come by, and they teach you much more about adult life than a public school would…. Read 22 reviews
They offer a variety of clubs and sports, fit for people of all cultures and beliefs. Teachers do an amazing job of making all classes enjoyable and as a whole an amazing learning experience. The environment is comfortable, accepting, kind and I feel as though everyone is supportive of one another…. Read 224 reviews
Overall, this school is great!… Read 10 reviews
We have a tradition every year where all freshman, sophomore, junior, and seniors go on a camping trip and create community bondings! It is diverse which makes me feel more like at home since I am from East Palo Alto and not Redwood City. They give the best elective classes that are UC Approved, for example, Ethnic Studies, in which a few schools don’t really include. I am in my Junior year and had spent the last 2 in a half years has an unweighted GPA of a 4.0. Everest gives all students the opportunity to be in AP classes to give them the challenge of their education. Overall, it is a great school and can’t believe I am leaving in less than 2 years!… Read 182 reviews
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If you are active and passionate, then this is a place where you can go as far as you want, just be invested in your own education and you will thrive here…. Read 74 reviews
The teachers are odd, and they could use improvement in disability care, but the quality of education, at least in my opinion far out weighed it’s flaws. I went to Roy Cloud for K-8. I didn’t necessarily enjoy my time there, which I think is true for many, though I account that more to the faults of schools themselves. The teachers and staff were very nice. I still go back and talk to them.
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This school is meant to prepare students for college, so we get a lot of help throughout the four years of high school. High school drama here isn’t too crazy, but because it’s such a small building, rumors get around quickly which eventually just gets annoying. Mostly all of the teachers of assistant teachers at this school are very intelligent, young, and passionate about their careers! This to me is great because I noticed it motivated us to achieve our goals and is easy to communicate with them!… Read 125 reviews
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I get phone calls directly from a teacher when my student does well. My daughter has built confidence in math since attending. This is a really nice place to learn…. Read 1 review
As a parent I felt that my son was cared for by his teachers, and he made some wonderful friends. There were fun activities for him to participate in, and of course, there was the beach to go to every weekend. As a staff member, I have been privileged to work with some of the most caring and helpful people!
Menlo Park has one of the highest concentrations of top ranked public schools in California.
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We also offer before and after school programs for children 5 to 12 years of age who attend local elementary schools for kindergarten through 5th grade.
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It was the lesson discussed during her first class. That’s how impactful the learning environment has been for her over the last 6 months.”
They spend 30 minutes in a session managing different activities. They are good at time and manage all different skills which children require in this age.”
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I have been very impressed by the variety of programs KRK offers from Spanish class to yoga and technology/robotics. My kids love their teachers and actually look forward to going each day. I love that my two year old already knows all her shapes, colors, numbers and ABCs, and my four year old comes home telling me about our solar system and ocean life.
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Offer your baby toys made of different materials, such as teethers. 
In general, for children who are breastfed, during the first month of life there is no clear feeding regimen. A newborn can be applied to the breast up to 10-12 times a day. 
If the diaper is changed, and the baby is warmer to cover, he will calm down. If the child is not in diapers, but in reusable diapers, you should not relax either: they can leak or get wet inside. So, the baby is also wet and cold. If the child sleeps in one diaper all night, then he may be disturbed by a greatly increased diaper volume. And of course, children do not like to be in dirty diapers (diapers): feces quickly irritate delicate skin. 
In the fight against overheating and prickly heat, a reasonable amount of clothing and a comfortable room temperature – no higher than 24-25 ° C will help, first of all. 
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– If you yourself would have fallen, then I would have looked at you. 
Carlson drank the jam straight from the jar, over the edge, and thought. It was as if he was listening to what was going on inside him. 
We talked with the pediatric neurologist of EuroMed Clinic Natalia Petrovna Isaenko about why a child is shown to a specialist so often, what are the most common neurological diseases in babies, and what needs to be done to ensure that your child grows up healthy and calm.
Some child may begin to perform certain actions a little earlier, some – a little later. Much depends on the conditions in which the child lives, what parents do in relation to the child, etc.
Therefore, it is important to teach the child to move from phase to phase without waking up: do not touch him if he wakes up, do not disturb him; if he cried, was capricious – pump him up, stroke him, but try so that the child continues to sleep without a break for food.
A child is often born with asymmetric muscle tone. A small child does not yet have voluntary movements, they are chaotic. And at the moment of relaxation, sleep, the child is drawn to where the tone is increased. That is, the child lies with a certain turn of the head. If you do not deal with this problem, do not correct it, there is a deformation of the neck and skull. The child constantly looks in one direction, lies on one side, as a result, the head flattens, its shape changes.
As a diagnosis, enuresis is made after 3-4 years.
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Therefore, in any case, it is necessary to show the child to a neurologist so that the doctor can see in which direction it develops.
And then everything passes. After an attack, headache, nausea, impaired coordination and speech can be observed.
For a “ticking” child, a good sleep, rest, minimizing the TV, phone, computer is very important. It is very useful to send such children to sports clubs. As a rule, children suffering from a nervous tic are very emotional, temperamental, read a lot and sit at the computer. They are emotionally and informationally overloaded. And the nervous system relieves tension, manifesting itself in tics.
This can cause seizures, and the problem is solved surgically. As a rule, after the operation, the seizures in the child stop.
In parallel with NSG, dopplerometry is performed – we look at the blood flow of the vessels.
Do not forget to accompany all actions with comments. 
It is important that the baby observes the movements of objects, is interested in their disappearance and appearance. 
It is not worth rushing this process – you can harm the health of the baby. Everything should develop harmoniously and gradually.
This may be due to fetal hypoxia, post-vaccination complications, increased intracranial pressure, ZPR. If the child has not sat down by 7 months, this will indicate the presence of a delay in motor or motor development. Quite often, such pathologies are combined with ZPR. In this case, it is necessary to contact narrowly focused specialists for correction.
Therefore, it is important to establish in time the reason for the delay.
One way you can do this is by asking children:
In his latest book, The Learning Power Approach, Guy Claxton uses a mayonnaise metaphor to describe this kind of culture change – just like you would add drops of oil to make homemade mayonnaise, one drop at a time, make one small culture change in your classroom at a time.
The children find this really supportive as they can share ideas and strategies and therefore don’t “freeze” when faced with a challenge. I regularly pair children up with new learning partners (in some classes, this has changed each lesson. I currently change learning partners weekly) This means that every child has a supportive partner they can plan with and use to extend or support their learning.
Below is an example of the children planning to collaboratively write a “Toy Story”.
Since we know that there will be team struggles along the way, how do we equip students to handle them? What strategies should we use to teach, practice, and assess collaboration? Here are ten ways to teach collaboration to your students. 
Assign students to take on the role of Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, or Responsible Decision Making for their group. Give them descriptions of their competency and build in goals, tasks, and reflection questions based on their role. Not only will this help student groups be more productive, it directly teaches Social and Emotional Skills. 
SIOP strategies are effective for all students, not just English Learners and many build collaboration.
Any team building activity works. The important part is the debriefing, just like the fun videos above. Again, have students identify which SEL competencies they needed to accomplish the task and list them out. The challenge debrief then becomes the anchor conversation to refer back to later when a group encounters conflict in a project. 
They might decide to use a written brainstorming process so everyone in the group feels comfortable contributing.
Students collaborate by clearly defining and dividing tasks. Then they assign due dates and track completion. Collaboration is tracked and organized by the students themselves. They are also an easy way for the teacher to check in and conference with student groups about how a project is going.
As they collaborate, kids will discuss the task at hand and work together to find the best way of achieving their goal. Furthermore, as kids improve their communication skills and learn to respect other perspectives, they develop the skill of being able to approach a problem from different angles.
As kids play with each other, they develop an understanding and a fondness for other people as they make friends they trust and respect. This can help kids develop a sense of selflessness as they learn to understand and recognise that everyone has their own needs, wants and feelings. As they develop this understanding, they’ll start to learn how they can help people and recognise the feel-good factor that comes with doing good things.
Whether it’s putting together the pieces of an age-appropriate jigsaw or sorting the numbers and letters of toys or solving puzzles, they can teach kids to cooperate while learning to solve problems.
This activity really relies on teamwork to move the ball in the right direction. If the kids need a helping hand, simply asking a probing question, such as “What happens if you tilt it to the left?”, can prompt them to respond proactively in solving the problem themselves. By encouraging kids to take control and try a different approach, they build confidence and learn that there can be different ways to solve a problem.
By playing the roles of characters they’ve had little to no introduction to in real life, kids can grow their sense of empathy, which helps them relate to other people.
Some schools also have a LEGO® club, where kids can come together and build.
A new study shows how parents in these cultures teach children to be helpful.
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Kindergarten entry marks a shift in academic demands, less one-on-one time with teachers, new behavioral expectations, and more complex social environments. These changes can lead to challenges for children transitioning to kindergarten. (Review detailed expectations: RCW 28A.150.315)
Ask the families if they received this from their early learning provider, offer it as a tool when you meet with your early learning providers that send children to your school. 
If you want to go far, go together”.
, at the same time. Learning to collaborate together from a young age, children can get a bunch of vital skill sets to head-start in fulfilling their 21st skills for children education and career goals.
This helps children to develop their interpersonal and sequencing skills, become more confident, and cooperative.
By doing so, children can get a better understanding of how to play their part and will try their best to finish his or her own part for the best of the team.
Parents can teach your children to hug or shake the hands of the rivalry teams when the game ends even if you win or lose, always be a graceful person.
By doing so, kids can start learning how to do things collaboratively when they are little.
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The adult now not only puts objects into the hands of the child, but together with the object conveys the method of action with it. In joint activities with a child, an adult performs several functions at once:
The most vivid contacts of the child with peers are manifested in the game. For older preschoolers, a large place is given to classes, so it is necessary to use the cooperation of children in this form of organizing their activities.
At the same time, empathy and social sensitivity are formed in preschoolers. All this in the future will help the child to psychologically competently build his interaction with partners (adults and peers).
And incentives, if they give an effect, are only temporary. Perhaps you have already seen from your own experience that the carrot and stick method does not work. 
Over time, the characteristics of the child also evolve. 
Tantrums and temper tantrums are just a signal that the child needs help to make sense of the world around them and that it is time to start learning some important skills. 
As practice shows, this is much more effective than punishment and encouragement, reproaches, nit-picking and exhortations. 
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Adults (parents and teachers) can help him in this, but help in such a way that the child would show his independence and initiative in this. The concept of “Assistance” is a joint action, complicity, assistance, support in something. (D.N. Ushakov Big Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language). In the modern world, it is necessary to help children in their development of independence and initiative already at preschool age. 
In the process of joint activity, the child gradually forms the position of a junior partner, led by adults. And various holidays actively help us in this. 
Educators should be aware that children, like adults, feel and notice the sincerity with which they are treated. Praise children for the results of their work should be individual and sincere, the interaction should be natural and unconstrained. 
I propose to use in the work different forms of interaction with parents, including the creative activity of children. This activity is of great interest to parents. It is necessary to involve them in a single educational space; various master classes, holidays, entertainment with the participation of parents, and the joint design of a playground for children to walk help a lot in this. The joint activity of children and parents forms a good trusting relationship between them, has a positive impact on the development of the child and teaches him to cooperate. The so-called creative process stimulates the comprehensive development of the child. The child’s motor skills are improved, imagination is formed, and creativity is revealed. The joint activity of children and parents causes a lot of positive emotions in the child and creates a special atmosphere. The most important condition for joint creative activity is that you don’t need to force the child, but you also don’t need to do everything for him! The creative process must be organized in such a way that it is exciting and interesting for both parents and children.
Children love to work together with their parents. It is in joint activities that the foundation of respect for people is laid, since an adult demonstrates respect for the child and for his activities. Also, in the process of joint activities of children and parents, the ability to understand each other without words is formed, to support each other morally and to develop interest in work, even if it does not work out. The child gets the confidence that everything will work out, you just need to learn. And adults, working together with children, have the opportunity to understand the problems of the child, his inner world, his perception of the world around him, teach him to think and accept this world as it is. It must be remembered that the support of parents forms in the child independence, lack of anxiety, self-confidence and self-confidence. When performing tasks, the support of parents stimulates the desire of children to be active, the child grows up as an interesting personality.
We also need to understand that children are our reflection. And first of all, we ourselves must become carriers of the spiritual and moral culture that we strive to instill in children. 
I also introduce children to Orthodox holidays. With the help of such events, an excellent opportunity is created to familiarize children with the origins of folk, Orthodox culture. In our kindergarten, we introduce children to such holidays as Christmas, Epiphany, Christmas time, Maslenitsa, Annunciation, Easter and actively spend them. Teachers, together with parents and children, created the project “Winter Orthodox Holidays”. As a result of the implementation of this project, children have increased cognitive activity and interest in studying the history and traditions of their people, broadened their horizons, enriched their vocabulary, with the help of musical and aesthetic activities, children developed a sense of rhythm, artistry, they saw and felt the beauty of folk music. The culmination of the project was the entertainment “Christmas gatherings” for parents and guests of our kindergarten, prepared by the pupils. This holiday reminded us of how in Russia our ancestors met and celebrated the “Christmas of Christ”, and the following Christmas time, “Baptism”.
Together with the teachers, the children dressed in costumes of mummers, who themselves, together with their parents, made at home, the parents were also mummers. Everyone joyfully greeted the guests of the holiday with traditional carol songs. 
Educational activity, built on the assistance and cooperation of children and adults, plays an important role in the formation of a future personality, and the knowledge and values laid down in a child at preschool age will become the determining factors in the future fate of a person. 
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On the basis of such studies, cooperation will be built. 
Otherwise, you may never install Supervisory Control. 
Therefore, at first, it is necessary to always have such rewards at hand (or find the same desired alternative: tickling, hugging, tossing up). Later, when the child wants to cooperate with you, follows the instructions quickly, then you should gradually reduce the frequency of use of rewards. 
This means proper handling of food, toys, and pampering as well as regular wiping of all surfaces and items, allowing children to explore and be their carefree and joyful selves without any worry.
At Eureka, we have authentic Montessori materials and a variety of role play toys made from non-toxic materials. Besides the Montessori program, we provide Art and Music lessons lead by experienced teacher. We serve home-style organic meals.
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While our Montessori materials and practices strengthen your child’s fine motor control, eye and hand coordination, focus, concentration, and attention to detail, and introduces students to everyday practical life, math, and language concepts, our traditional learning methodology prepares them for their next phase of their academic life through their worksheet/workbook activities.
The children will participate in a daily, professional enrichment program which focuses on the natural development of reading and writing skills through activity. I create different centers throughout the classroom weekly that are open all day for exploration. Our hours of operations Monday through Friday 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM
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Learn together. Learnto work together. Learn to have fun constructively. And discover how enjoyable learning can be. It all starts by design. The free-flowing, open concept design of our facilities inspires a nurturing, interactive, and collaborative environment in which your child can thrive. Our schools and classrooms are designed to give children room to grow, room to share and room to be themselves. At La Petite Academy, open spaces and open concepts promote open minds…. 
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They offer education and support for parents while giving playtimeclasses to the children. This organization also has various activities like circle time, free play, music, art, snacks, and dance time to name a few…. 
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I have an A.A. degree in liberal studies with an emphasis in early childhood education, as well as 24 years of experience in the field of education. Pulling from my background, I am confident that our school offers the best Infant Care and Preschool programs in Redmond!
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This is an exciting moment, which is quickly replaced by questions about what to do next. As soon as you have received the necessary documents confirming the place for your child in kindergarten, in your hands, you should take them to the head of the relevant institution as soon as possible. 
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Katy’s population at the 2010 census was 14,102, 90,040[2]90,041 compared to 11,775 in 2000. The population in 2019 was estimated at 21,729. [7] It is known for its large mansions, idyllic scenery and wealth. 
Hot summers and thick clay soil made it difficult to attract settlers to the area. Crawford, Peter Black, John Sills, and the families of former slaves Thomas (Mary) Robinson and Milto McGinnis were the only recorded residents of Cane Island in 1875. 
cash crop. Katy later became known for growing rice; The first concrete rice dryers in the state of Texas were built here in 1944 and still remain attractions. The farming community supported local business well, as several hotels, shops, stables, and saloons flourished. 
The city’s population was 9,866 in 1988, 8,005 in 1990, 11,775 in 2000, and 15,591 in 2014. Currently, Katy has grown to over 16,000 residents and nearly 270,000 people in the Greater Katy area. Kathy has received national awards for growth and sustainability. [8] including Gadberry Group, naming Cathy one of the “9 of 2009” most notable high-growth regions in the US. [9] 
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Kathy Fort Bend Road and Cane Island Creek act as the eastern and western boundaries. The “Big Katy” area includes the city of Katy and large tracts of unincorporated land surrounding the city, corresponding to the boundaries of 181 square meters. Miles (470 km). 2 ) Cathy Independent School District. “All aboard Cathy!” The public art and “Energy Grows Here” branding initiative of the Katy Area Economic Development Council are large-scale projects to promote, identify, and unify the Katy area. 
The City of Katy has recently given a lot of attention to its downtown redevelopment plan, which includes a new City Hall building and upcoming downtown green space. Further projects include the new Katy Museum of Contemporary Art building, Typhoon Texas Water Park, Katy IS Heritage Football Stadium, Katy IS Rhodes Stadium, Momentum Indoor Climbing Center, REI Climb Store, and YMCA on Katy Main Street. Major roadworks are underway in the city centre, at Moreton Road and Franz Road. 
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7 people per square mile (426.1/km 2). There were 4,072 housing units at an average density of 381.7 per square mile (147.3/km). 2 ). The racial makeup of the city was 83.98%. White, 4.24% African American, 0.56% Native American, 0.50% Asian, 0.04% Pacific Islander, 8.65% from other races, and 2.03% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino people of any race made up 23.75% of the population. 
The average age was 33 years. For every 100 women, there were 98.6 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 97.5 men. 
BP’s operations in Katy include the engineering and business support for most of BP’s ground operations in the contiguous United States, as well as its operations in the Gulf of Mexico. 
In July 2013, Costco announced that it would open a store on the southwest corner of Grand Parkway and I-10 in 2014. Construction began in August 2013. The new store was scheduled to be completed by early spring 2014 and would be Costco’s fourth location in Houston. [13] [14] 
Residents within the city are governed by a non-partisan city council composed of five councilors and a mayor. The city is divided into two parts; two council members are elected from each borough, and one council member and mayor are elected at-large. The mayor appoints a council member as Mayor Pro Topic with approval advice. 
It was founded in 1898 and moved to its current location at 1947 year. Three Katy ISD alternative education schools (Martha Raines High School, Miller Career and Technology Center, and Opportunity Awareness Center) are located within the city. 
These programs include a master’s degree in biblical archeology with dynamic leaders in the field. It also offers a Bible Certificate Program for members and local church leaders. 
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[30] Megabus.com stops at Cathy Mills between Austin, San Antonio and Houston. This is the place to park and ride for riders from Katy and Greater Houston. 
Not only were churches concentrated in the city, but according to historian Carol Adams, the inhabitants were ardently religious. Around 19In the 1960s, the sign “City of Churches” was installed in the city. As of 2016, only Christian churches are within the city limits of Katy; religious buildings of other faiths are nearby unincorporated areas. [31] 
Bartholomew the Apostle; the church regularly holds services in English, Spanish and Vietnamese. [32] Other churches in the city include Cathy First United Methodist Church and Parkway Fellow Church. [31] 
For example, Katy Perry sued the nuns for a French-style castle. The trial turned out to be so emotional that one of the defendants died right in the courtroom. And Oprah Winfrey defended freedom of speech: on the air of her program, she announced that she would no longer eat burgers, and for this the farmers sued her. We have collected a selection of high-profile and sometimes shocking cases involving overseas famous people. Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard 
Since then, the company has been subjected to constant criticism from doctors and scientists. After all, brand claims that its products treat and help prevent diseases do not always correspond to reality. 
This time around, customers are complaining that the brand’s candles explode when set on fire. The plaintiffs are seeking $5 million in damages from the brand. The trial has not yet begun. 
According to the actor, this happened by accident: he was just rehearsing one of the scenes with a revolver. But the weapon turned out to be loaded, so people were injured. 
Article Amber Heard set to appeal verdict after being ordered to pay Johnny Depp $15m in damages. 
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Previously, she was homeschooled along with her siblings. Her decision to go to a real school may have been driven by her gymnastic team friends who are not homeschooled. 
Hailey had a brief career in the creative entertainment industry for several years. With the income from her work as a YouTube star, Hayley was able to amass a modest fortune.
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According to the ProPublica/Texas Tribune, Houston is becoming more vulnerable to flooding due to continued increases in construction. Prairie absorbs water to a certain extent, while concrete and pavement contribute to the rapid movement of water. That is, building roads increases the speed and volume of water moving, and as a result, flooding occurs (The head of the local flood control department and a member of the Republican Party, of course, denies that such things happen, and he has no plans to study how climate change may affect this region).
Without exaggeration, the role of Bridget turned out to be the most stellar for Rene, although the main Oscar went to her last year for her role as Judy Garland. 
Another point is also important: at the Texas Massacre site, Renee met Matthew McConaughey, who convinced her to storm Hollywood again. 
In a matter of months, the artist convinced the skeptics by gaining 13 kilograms. Zellweger admitted that at that time she ate six pizzas and three chocolate bars a day, and “snacked” on peanut butter sandwiches and Italian pasta. It’s hard to imagine how hard it was then to restrict yourself in nutrition and eat one Bonn soup to get back in shape! 
It would seem that only the audience watched the plump Bridget on the screen, and now Zellweger has turned into a slender criminal, from the neckline of which the bones of the sternum peeked out. 
Then there was a short affair with John Krasinski and a two-year relationship with Bradley Cooper – in general, even Hollywood beauties could not resist the charisma of a colleague. 
But in the third film, the scriptwriters went very far from the original 
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I am the head of the kindergarten, there were litigations between the preschool educational institution and the legal representative regarding the transfer of the child to the grandmother from the kindergarten. The mother of the child wrote an agreement that the grandmother has the right to take the child. In connection with intra-family proceedings, the mother of the child forbade the grandmother to take the child. The legal representative did not warn the administration of the kindergarten, the teacher gave it to my grandmother, who took me to another city. The court found the mother’s consent invalid. The preschool educational institution had no right to give it to the grandmother. How to be in such a situation?
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Who is responsible for the child and his health while he is in home kindergarten? 
It happens that with the advent of a kindergarten in the yard, old playgrounds are updated. Another plus for the residents: the home kindergarten is a good neighbor. No evening quarrels, nightly gatherings and smoking on the balcony. 
Then, as a rule, the landlord makes cosmetic repairs at his own expense. 
The woman handed the child to her grandmother and decided to defend her rights through the courts. Two instances sided with the administration, but the applicant reached the Supreme Court. At the meeting, it turned out that the child was still given a place in the garden, but this did not prevent the Supreme Court from assessing the actions of officials. 
The administration explained to her that there was a queue and no places. In return, officials offered a short stay group in Murin or a kindergarten located at 49km in another settlement, the village of Lesnoye. But these options did not suit the mother, who is raising a child alone and had to start earning money, says Kirill Druzhinin, a representative of Malyshkina. “As a result, she had to send her son to her grandmother in the Komi Republic, 2,300 km away, because she has no relatives in the Leningrad Region,” says the lawyer. 
But two instances sided with the administration. In particular, they referred to paragraph 4 of Art. 67 of the law on education. It establishes that state or municipal educational organizations may refuse admission if there are no places. The courts also took into account that Malyshkina did not choose the maximum possible number of institutions when she entered the electronic queue. In addition, she refused alternative options: a short stay group or a kindergarten at 49km. 
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Therefore, the civil board, chaired by Igor Zinchenko, considered only one of the requirements – to recognize the administration’s inaction as illegal. The Supreme Court pointed out that the lower courts had overlooked a number of important circumstances: Malyshkina is raising her child alone and a kindergarten in another locality is not suitable for her, because it will prevent her from getting a full-time job. She herself did everything that depended on her to arrange for her son: he was already registered in 2016, when he was one year old and he received the right to apply for a place in the kindergarten. 
5-P, the state and municipalities are obliged to maintain a sufficient number of kindergartens and, if necessary, open new ones. And if there is not enough money on the ground, they are transferred from the budget. 
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But if the minor has of the notarized statement of the mother, responsibility is removed from the educator. 
Accordingly, employees of a preschool institution are not required to be with your child, spending their personal time on this, and even more so to take the child to their home, or leave it “on bail” to strangers. This duty and responsibility rests solely with the parents. 
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In many preschool institutions, this rule is periodically violated. At the request of the parents, the educators transfer the child to his minor brothers and sisters. From the point of view of the law, this is completely unacceptable and threatens the teacher with a fine or even dismissal. 
And for this they had to go beyond the fence of the institution, just into the very courtyard where something strange was happening. Near the entrance of the five-story building, a scene was unfolding: a man was walking rapidly, holding tightly by the hand a boy of 6-7 years old, dragging him along. 
Victoria and Marina imperceptibly approached and then they already heard a child crying and the phrase: “I don’t want, I don’t want to go!” 
He did not stop even when the women shouted to him: “Wait, we will bring you home.” Victoria and Marina went back to the kindergarten, on the way they were overtaken by the boy’s mother. Her son told her everything. 
It is possible that the man will be taken into custody. Well, Marina and Victoria, who have been working as educators for almost 4 years, believe that ordinary attentiveness helped them save the boy. 
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manager. Artemy Borisov is the only man in the Tomsk region and in the entire Tomsk region in such a position. 
As Artemy Borisov admits, there he even had to replace educators, moreover, in all groups, from nursery to senior. Now he plunged headlong into the work of the manager, but already in Molodyozhny, where he lives.
He continues to play in order not to lose the skill, “loads” his fingers with complex compositions, but this is in his free time. 
In the meantime, everyone is helping me to understand, especially the senior teacher Yulia Nikolaevna Kondratieva. With such a team, with such support, I think we will cope with all the tasks. 
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The kindergarten in Köpenick “Hand in hand” (“Hand in hand”), which we managed to visit, was opened in 1972. Until 1993, there was a special institution for children with serious disabilities. There are currently 125 children studying at Kita. These are 8 groups of 15 children, each of which has children (from 3 to 5) with disabilities (hearing, vision, autism, children with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome). There are 3 educators per group of children, with Both of them have additional special education to work with special children. 
An individual educational route is developed by educators, in whose group there is a child with disabilities, together with psychologists, defectologists, and speech therapists. All of the listed specialists are not full-time employees of preschool institutions (in Germany, preschool institutions, healthcare and diagnostics are divorced, but at the same time there is a close relationship between all organizations). Every month, all specialists gather to check what has been done and what has not been done, and also to discuss which areas in the development of the child require the most attention. 
Children are given attention exercises in a playful way, then a movement lesson is introduced, sensation games are held, and at the end of the session, an exercise is given – massage and exercises for the development of imagination and fantasy. 
When you arrive in the morning, say hello to all kindergarten workers, pay special attention to the teachers, because every day they replace moms and dads for your children. The teachers of the group, regardless of their age, must be addressed to you, by name and patronymic. 
The state of health of the child is determined by the external signs of the educator, and if something bothers him, then he will have to contact a medical worker. We are happy with 100% attendance, but if “snot” and coughing do not scare you as a mother, then another mother may have a different opinion than yours. 
Strongly FORBIDDEN to bring to the kindergarten sharp, cutting, glass, as well as small objects (coins, beads, buttons, etc.), pills and other medicines. 
THEN, if this conversation did not resolve the problem, please contact the kindergarten management. Of course, you can contact the manager directly and express your concern. But in the vast majority of cases, “questions” are successfully resolved at the “educator-parent” level. 
And it turned out to be justified, there actually became more of them – however, the question of quality arose. This issue was the subject of an online briefing organized by the Ministry of Education. 
Since today 99% of children are enrolled in pre-school education, it’s time to return the licenses. Over the past two years, the number of private kindergartens has tripled. 
This implies that parents themselves can choose a kindergarten for their child, which means competition, and therefore better conditions for children. 
But one must understand that preschool education is an important stage of education, where children must receive a certain quality,” said Askar Ibraimov. 
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Secondly, we have a family of teachers. Some kind of imprint when choosing a future profession was left by my mother and grandmother, teachers. 
This is the same physical education as in school. Only we focus on a playful approach to children. 
It is also necessary to take into account the individual approach to each child, and its features, because everyone is different. If you understand child psychology and clearly understand where this fine line is that you should not cross, then, I think, there can be no fear when communicating with children. The main thing is not to go beyond what is permitted. 
What are they doing there? Why do men’s work? 
The rest, in principle, suits everything. 
” I answer them: “Don’t put me in an awkward position. Just ask yourself the question: when was the last time you played with your child, when did you walk with him in the park? Parents ask me: “When should I do this? In the evening? Between washing and ironing? In such cases, I answer: “The child will grow up and appreciate your contribution. But you have to be with him here and now.” 
I always try to establish business, partnership relations, where we move in the same team and clearly discuss the requirements immediately on the shore. We interact with each other for the benefit of the child, so that he is successful, ready for school, without stress and difficulties. 
” I even on this occasion received the nickname “Mustachioed nannies.” I have a pipe dream, someday I will. I want to make a short mini-movie based on the storyline of the film “Mustachioed Nanny”, and shoot something similar about myself, our kindergarten, our children. 
The main thing is to catch this moment, to support the interest of the child, not to be indifferent to his requests, the events that take place in his life. 
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