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Welcome to Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare

Welcome to Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare in Orange Park, Florida! We are located just off Interstate 17 in Fleming Island, making our center an easy stop for many parents each day. Our staff is passionate about education, and we are proud to deliver a quality early childhood curriculum. It’s our mission, from the moment you walk into our center, that you feel welcomed and part of our KinderCare family!

Our classrooms are places to thrive! 
In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour! 

Meet Elizabeth O’Daniel, Our Center Director

Meet Elizabeth O’Daniel! Elizabeth is the Center Director at Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare in Florida. Elizabeth attended Murray State University for her education. She has been with KinderCare since 2000. Every day, she looks forward to making a difference in each child’s life. When Elizabeth is not working, she loves to hike, bike, and drive her jeep on wonder trails.

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AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED

We’re so proud!

Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference,
and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why.

SCHOOL-READY

What Learning Looks Like

Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.

Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare Programs

Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)

Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our
centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with
you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant
classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and
ready to explore their world.

Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)

Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s
because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the
place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll
help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn.

Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)

This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton
of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in
discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a
classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them
get used to a more structured school setting.

Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)

This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas
about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our
preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create
artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step:
kindergarten!

Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)

When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and
writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect
letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families
in our community.  Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language,
math, science, Spanish, and social skills.

Before- and After-School Programs (5–12 Years)

You can count on us to provide reliable care for your school-ager while you’re
at work, with safe transportation from our center to your child’s school and
back! Whether your child wants to start a drama club, build a volcano, or
create a comic book, they will have a place to follow their dreams. Your child
will start and end the day with a whole lot of fun!

School Break Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

Winter break, spring break, summer break—when school’s out (but you still need to work), you
can count on KinderCare to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that’s focused
on fun. We welcome children ages 5–12 during school break times and make sure they have a
sensational, screen-free experience they won’t forget.

Participating Child Care Aware Center

KinderCare partners with Child Care Aware® of America to offer fee assistance for
Active Duty military families and flexible support to fit their needs when care at a Child
Development Center on the installation is not available.

Florida Voluntary Prekindergarten Programs

Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program

Cooking Academy™ (3 – 12 Years)

In Cooking Academy, kids learn new recipes from cultures around the world and
develop a healthy relationship with food. They’ll whip up everything from Southwest
rainbow lettuce wraps to pumpkin muffins, building their skills in STEM, communication,
and more along the way. And yes—little chefs get to eat their culinary creations!

Music Explorers™ (2 – 4 Years)

KinderCare families are already giving a standing ovation to our newest Learning
Adventures program: Music Explorers! Kids will learn to sing, move, listen, play
instruments, and even create their own tunes. Our original curriculum blends math,
science, social studies, literacy, and mindfulness (think yoga!) for a uniquely KinderCare
way of learning the foundations of music.

Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years)

Learning how to read is a whole lot of fun at KinderCare! We help kids grow to love
books and words (and get ready for kindergarten) in our Phonics Adventures program.
From discovering the basics of vowels to practicing poetry, kids learn all about letters
and sounds in small-group lessons made just for their age group. (Bonus: Kids who
attend our phonics program are more prepared than their peers for school—and we
have the data to prove it.)

STEM Innovators (3-8 Years)

You’ve probably heard a lot about how important STEM education is for your child, but
what does that really mean? Our STEM Innovators program takes kids’ natural ability to
make sense of the world and applies it to robotics, chemistry, coding, geology, and
more. While your child experiments, they’ll discover how to use technology to do
amazing things!

Dance

Our Teachers

We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though.
KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply,
we love our teachers and your child will, too.

Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!

A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH

An Artist’s Heart

“My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.

We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award.
When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience
an amazing place to learn and grow.

Family Stories

Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!

• Our children have been enrolled in KinderCare almost nine years. I cannot say enough about the staff and center. They make me feel comfortable every day that my kids are cared for. My husband and I work ten hour days. We are able to get the boys to KinderCare in the morning in time for my oldest child to be taken to elementary school on time! They can have breakfast, and are safely shuttled back to KinderCare after school. I have never had to worry about the safety of my child being transported to and from his elementary school. In the younger ages, we have had one or both boys in every age group at the center. The teachers always know my children by name and give them personalized attention continuously. The kids have plenty of outdoor time, celebrate events, have wonderful parties, and put on shows! If that is not enough, we have also been able to have the children participate in small, specialized classes, such as Phonics and Cooking! It was very convenient to have both boys participate in the excellent VPK program KinderCare offers right on site. KinderCare is part of our lives. I trust the staff to guard my children’s safety, encourage my children’s independence, and nurture my children’s creativity. From the director to the teachers and to the brave soul who feeds a building full of energetic children… I am very pleased and happy to give two thumbs up! I trust KinderCare can become a part of your lives also!

  Tracy L. M. – KinderCare Parent

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Who Are KinderCare Families?

They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common,
though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.

Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.

A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A

Home in Houston

Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure.
Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.

Frequently Asked Questions

What accreditations does KinderCare have?

We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more.

Do you offer part-time schedules at Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare?

Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.

How does naptime work at Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare?

Our teachers meet every child’s needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on “10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap” to learn more.

Do you support alternative diets?

We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child’s food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we’ll work with you to figure out a plan.

Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch?

We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director.

Does my child need to be potty-trained?

Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we’ll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we’ll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning.

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• Thank you for visiting KinderCare Learning Center of Eagle Harbor
  website. These are exciting times in your child’s life and these
  first years are the most important! We believe in the education of
  our youth and early childhood education is what we do best! The
  information you find here will help you to become familiar with all
  the great things that are happening at our school. If you have any
  questions, please feel free to contact us at 904-278-7710 or stop
  by our location any time. Once again, thank you for choosing
  KinderCare, we look forward to partnering with you soon.
• Our center offers secure keypad entry, and we check identification
  at the child’s pick-up time to ensure only authorized parties are
  picking up the child. We hold our center to the highest safety,
  cleanliness, and maintenance standards. ALL
  teachers are CPR and First-Aid certified. Rest assured,
  your child is safe with us. 
• Hours Of Operation: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
• Yes. Episcolal Childrens Services. NACCRA.

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Bond’s birth house – Culture – Kommersant

The first James Bond film premiered in London 60 years ago, on October 5, 1962. At the beginning of the picture “Dr. No” viewers find themselves in Jamaica – the island on which Ian Fleming wrote 14 books about agent 007 with the right to kill. The island where 3 of the 25 Bond films take place. An island where many tourist attractions are associated with either Fleming or Bond.

James Bond (Sean Connery) and Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) on Crab Key (Dunn’s River Falls on the north coast of Jamaica)

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

James Bond (Sean Connery) and Honey Ryder ( Ursula Andress) on Crab Key (at Dunn’s River Falls on the north coast of Jamaica)

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

The Birth of a Hero

Ian Fleming’s classic Bond books (the name of the hero was used by other authors) are not mentioned neither the day nor the place of his birth. There is only an indication of the nationality of Bond’s parents. Father is Scottish, mother is Swiss. John Pearson, author of a biography of Fleming, also wrote a “biography” of Bond, James Bond: The Authorized Biography of 007. It states that Bond was born on November 11, 1920 years in Wattenscheid (currently a district of the city of Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany). In Charlie Higson’s book “SilverFin”, a series of novels about the young Bond, Zurich, Switzerland is given as the birthplace. But all this, of course, is fiction.

James Bond was born on February 17, 1952 at the GoldenEye Villa near the town of Oracabes, St. Mary’s, Jamaica. On that day, Ian Fleming, a retired British naval intelligence officer and foreign correspondent for The Sunday Times, began writing a book called Casino Royale. Whether in order to be less nervous before the upcoming wedding, or in order not to look poor compared to the bride who received £ 100 thousand from her ex-husband in a divorce agreement, or simply because Fleming had long wanted to write a book .

Already in March the book was finished. On March 24, 1952, the marriage of Ian Fleming and Viscountess Rothermere, née Ann Geraldine Mary Charteris, was registered at the town hall of Port Mary, the capital of the parish of Saint Mary. By this time, their romance had lasted intermittently for 15 years. On August 12 of the same year, the couple had a son, Caspar Robert Fleming. On August 16, Fleming sent a letter to his wife: “My love, I am writing this short letter in order to try out my new typewriter and see if it prints golden words, since it is made of gold.”

City Hall of Port Maria. Fleming’s marriage to Viscountess Rothermere was registered here.

Photo: UDC Jamaica

Port Maria City Hall. Fleming’s marriage to Viscountess Rothermere was registered here

Photo: UDC Jamaica

The $174 Royal Quiet Deluxe Portable typewriter (in terms of purchasing power, this roughly corresponds to today’s $1800) was actually not gold, but only gilded. But Fleming’s words really turned out to be golden. 13 April 1953 years later, his first book was published, became a bestseller, followed by 11 more novels and 2 collections of short stories (the last was released in 1966). Fleming wrote all his books in the winter in Jamaica, and spent the rest of the year mostly in London. In 1962, the first of 27 Bond films was made (in addition to 25 EON Productions films, there were two more films created by independent film companies).

The 17th of 25 EON Productions films is named “GoldenEye” – like Fleming’s Jamaican villa.

Life in Golden Eye

Bellevue Great House. Fleming lived in this house when he first came to Jamaica

Photo: Bellefieldgreathouse

Bellevue Great House. Fleming lived in this house when he first came to Jamaica. In November 1944, Lieutenant Commander Fleming (this rank in the British Navy corresponds to the Russian rank of captain of the third rank) was sent to a conference of representatives of American and British intelligence, which was held in the capital of Jamaica, Kingston.

Together with Fleming, his old friend Ivar Bryce was sent to the conference. They met on a beach in Cornwall when Bryce was 11 years old and Fleming was 9. Subsequently, both studied at Eton College, became friends again, spent a lot of time together, traveled around England on a motorcycle owned by Bryce, published The Wyvern magazine. During World War II, Bryce served in the US-registered foreign intelligence agency, the British Security Co-ordination (BSC). In fact, it was the residency of all British intelligence services in the United States.

In Jamaica, two friends settled in *one of the richest houses, owned by Bryce’s wife Sheila, Bellevue Great House in St. After the conference, on a flight to New York, Fleming surprised Bryce with an unexpected statement: “When we win this damned war, I will settle in Jamaica. I will just live in Jamaica, have fun, swim in the sea and write books ”(according to other sources, this conversation could have taken place at 1943, 1942 or 1941).

Pictured from left to right: Ian Fleming, Ann Harling, her husband, Fleming’s army colleague Robert Harling, Ivar Bryce Robert Harling, Ivar Bryce

Photo: Ian Fleming Archive

There were books about spies.

In Jamaica, then a colony of the British crown, Fleming settled before he wrote a book about spies. In 1946, on the recommendation of Bryce, he purchased a plot of land, according to various sources, 12 or 15 acres (5–6 ha) on the northern coast of the island. Most of the area is overgrown with grass. Once upon a time, donkey races were held in this place. The territory was put in order, and in its most attractive part – on a rock hanging over the beach, a five-bedroom villa was built. The design of the house was designed by Fleming himself. There were no glass in the windows of the villa – only blinds, traditional for Jamaica. There was no hot water and no closets. There was something military about it all. As in the requirement for servants to address the owner as “Commander Fleming.”

Fleming named his house GoldenEye. In an interview published in Playboy magazine in December 1964, he explained the title thus:

“I happened to be reading Reflections in the Golden Eye by Carston McCullers at the time, and also during the war I participated in an operation called Golden Eye” – for the defense of Gibraltar in case the Spaniards decide to attack it.

In February 2000, Ian Fleming’s passport was put up for auction at Sotheby`s, with which he visited Gibraltar while working on Operation Goldeneye. In Gibraltar, Lieutenant Commander Fleming was supposed to make contact with Colonel William Donovan of the US Office of Strategic Services (the CIA was later created on the basis of this organization). Initially valued at £2000–3000, the passport was sold for £15,525.

But back to Jamaica.

In 1948, the British playwright Noel Coward was vacationing at Fleming’s villa. He liked Jamaica so much that he settled in the neighborhood, buying land and building his own house – Blue Harbor, and then moved to another – Firefly.

Approximately the same distance between Fleming’s house and Coward’s first house was “Bolt” – the home of Blanche Blackwell, heiress to one of the largest fortunes on the island (both Fleming and Coward purchased land from her brother Roy Lindo). In biographies of Fleming, Blanche Blackwell is called his friend, lover, muse and possible prototype of two “Bond girls” – Pussy Galore and Honeychile (Honey) Ryder.

Blanche Blackwell and Ian Fleming

Photo: Biography of Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett

Blanche Blackwell and Ian Fleming

Photo: Biography of Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett

Photo: Biography of Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett

spent three weeks at GoldenEye Villa. Before returning to the metropolis, Eden planted a tree in the garden. From London, the Prime Minister wrote to Fleming: “I don’t think there is anywhere else where I can rest as I need.”

Three houses near the town of Oracabesa were popular holiday destinations for celebrities during the 1950s and 1960s. Fleming, Coward and Blackwell were visited by photographer Cecil Beaton, artist Lucian Freud, writers Evelyn Waugh and Truman Capote, film actors Errol Flynn, Katharine Hepburn, Laurence Olivier, Alec Guinness, John Gielgud, Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Sophia Loren.

Fleming was a great lover of birds. When choosing the name for the protagonist of Casino Royale, he took it from the cover of the Field Guides of Birds of the West Indies. The book was written by ornithologist James Bond. According to Fleming, the name was “short, unromantic, Anglo-Saxon and very masculine – just right.”

Birds of the West Indies

Fleming’s love of birdwatching was reflected not only in the choice of a name for agent 007. called “bearded hermit thrush”, and in English – rufous-throated solitaire (Latin name – myadestes genibarbis). Fleming heard the song of this small secretive bird more than once in the Blue Mountains.

In the ninth book (and the fourth movie) of the James Bond film Thunderball, the villain’s mistress, who later went over to the side of good and Bond, is named Domino. In Jamaica, this is the name of the songbird – the yellow-throated songbird (Geothlypis trichas). In males of this species, the head coloring looks like it is wearing a black masquerade mask – a domino.

Jim Wright details Fleming’s relationship with birds in The Real James Bond.

Near his Jamaican home, Fleming planted hibiscus and bougainvillea to attract birds – pennant-tailed hummingbirds (Trochilus polytmus), mango hummingbirds (Anthracothorax mango) and pygmy hummingbirds, also called pygmy bees (Mellisuga minima). According to Dacosta Ramsey, who worked for many years as a gardener at the GoldenEye Villa, Fleming liked to listen to birdsong at dusk.

Fleming’s books contain many descriptions of birds. For example, the story “For Your Eyes Only” begins: “The most beautiful bird in Jamaica, and some say that in the whole world, is the pennant-tailed hummingbird or the doctor hummingbird. The male of this species is about nine inches long, of which seven inches is the tail—two long curved black feathers crossing each other, their inner margins scalloped. The head and plume are black, the wings are dark green, the beak is scarlet, and the eyes, bright and trusting, are black. The body is emerald green, so dazzlingly bright that when the sun shines on the breast, the brightest green creature in nature is in front of you.

In the same story, ex-Gestapo von Hammerstein, who became head of counterintelligence in the Cuban secret service, orders his subordinates to kill the British Havelock couple living in Jamaica, who refused to sell him a house. In addition, Hammerstein himself kills a kingfisher with a gun, deriving obvious pleasure from this. The Havelocks’ daughter Judy kills Hammerstein with a bow, and James Bond saves her, cracking down on the former Gestapo’s henchmen.

In Live and Let Die, Robber, an assassin working for Mr. Big, kills an American brown pelican in front of Bond. “What the heck?” Bond asks. “Practice,” Robber replies. Subsequently, a shootout occurs between Bond and Robber when 007 discovers that Mr. Big is smuggling gold coins into the US, hiding them in tropical fish tanks. During the fight, Robber falls into an aquarium with sharks.

In Fleming’s latest book, The Man with the Golden Gun, the main anti-hero Francisco Scaramanga shoots two Antillean grackles (in Jamaica this bird is called “kling-kling”) in a cafe, and later from a train window shoots a turkey vulture hovering in the sky, guarded statutory kind. Scaramanga killed many British agents and tries to kill Bond, but he himself dies at his hands.

In Fleming’s books, a man who kills a bird is a scoundrel who himself will be killed.

The two authors met shortly before Fleming’s death at 1964 year. According to a popular legend in Jamaica, in the early 60s, an elderly couple appeared on the threshold of the GoldenEye villa – a man and a woman. “Hello, Mr. Fleming,” the man said. “My name is Bond. James Bond”.

In fact, the acquaintance took place in absentia. In 1960 or 1961, the Bond couple found out about the existence of a namesake and Mary Wickham Bond wrote an indignant letter to Fleming – why did he give the name of a living person, her husband, to a scoundrel? In a response letter, Fleming explained his motives (just like in an interview with Playboy), gave permission to the real James Bond to use the name “Ian Fleming” in any way, for example, to call him the most terrible bird, and also invited the spouses to visit.

Bond. James Bond. Ornithologist, author of a guide to the birds of the West Indies, first published in 1936 and still reprinted thanks to the author’s namesake

Photo: Jerry Freilich

Bond. James Bond. Ornithologist, author of a guide to the birds of the West Indies, first published in 1936 and still reprinted thanks to the namesake of the author

Photo: Jerry Freilich

In 1975, Caspar Fleming, the writer’s son, died of a drug overdose. At 1976th Ann Fleming sold the GoldenEye villa to reggae king Bob Marley. In 1977, Marley was diagnosed with malignant melanoma under her big toe. In the same year, the musician decided that Fleming’s former home was too luxurious for him and sold it to his music producer Christopher Percy Gordon (Chris) Blackwell, Blanche Blackwell’s son. In 1989, Blackwell sold his record company, Island Records, for £180 million (about $300 million at the exchange rate at the time) and entered the hospitality business. At 19In ’98, he hired interior designer Linda Garland to remodel Fleming’s villa. In 2007, he announced plans to build cottages and villas on the territory of the GoldenEye estate, which by that time had increased in size to 40 acres (16.2 hectares) due to the purchase of neighboring land plots.

Fleming’s Villa is currently the most expensive holiday property at the GoldenEye Resort. Its five bedrooms can accommodate up to ten people. Price per night from November 1 to December 19 – $11 915.

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The Fleming Villa

Fleming’s villa changed a lot when it became part of an expensive hotel. The only thing left from the former owner is the absence of glass in the windows

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This is what GoldenEye Villa looks like now

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The Fleming Villa

Fleming’s villa changed a lot when it became part of an expensive hotel. All that remains of the former owner is the absence of glass in the windows

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Sergio Pitamitz / Robert Harding Heritage / AFP

According to the tradition established by Sir Anthony Eden, the guests of the villa plant a tree upon their departure. Among those who have already planted their tree are Harrison Ford, Harry Belafonte, Quincy Jones, Jim Carrey, Johnny Depp, Dennis Hopper, Martha Stewart, Fatboy Slim, Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell. Of the performers of the role of Bond – Pierce Brosnan.

Not far from the expensive hotel is the public (admission costs only $5) James Bond Beach, also owned by Blackwell. The beach bar bears the same name as the 3rd book and 11th Bond film, Moonraker. The names of the cocktails served at the bar are also taken from the world of 007. Thus, the Doctor No cocktail is vodka with juice.

The former Boscobel Airport, located about seven kilometers from the GoldenEye Resort, has been named after Ian Fleming since 2011.

Dr. No

“At exactly six o’clock in the evening, with the last yellow glow of sunset over the Blue Mountains, a purple shadow fell from the skies on Richmond Road, and the crickets and tree frogs in the beautiful gardens chirped and whistled.”

Ann and Ian Fleming at their Jamaican villa

Photo: Evening Standard / Hulton Archive / Getty Images

Ann and Ian Fleming at their Jamaican villa

Photo: Evening Standard / Hulton Archive / Getty Images

Thus begins Ian Fleming’s sixth James Bond novel, Dr. No. Part of the action takes place in Jamaica. James Bond also visits Jamaica in the second (“Live and Let Die”, Live and Let Die) and the last, twelfth novel of the epic (“The Man with the Golden Gun”).

The first EON Productions film (Dr. No) and the eighth film (Live and Let Die, although the film is set on the fictional Caribbean island of Santa Monica) were filmed in Jamaica. In addition, part of the latest Bond film to date, No Time to Die, was filmed in Jamaica, the script of which has nothing to do with Fleming’s books.

The movie Dr. No, starring Sean Connery, doesn’t match the book in every way. Crab Key Island (in Russian translations the name Crab Reef is also used) in both the film and the book is the lair of the villain, Dr. Julius Know. But in the book, a large number of pink spoonbills live on the island, since the doctor’s side business is the extraction of guano. In the film, Dr. No owns a bauxite mine. In the book, Bond kills the villain by literally drowning him in guano; in the film, Dr. Know drowns in boiling water from a nuclear reactor. In the film, Bond does not have to fight a giant squid. In the film, behind the villain is the mysterious worldwide criminal organization SPECTRUM, in the book, the USSR. When Dr. No was filmed, Fleming expected the Cold War to end soon and did not want to portray the Russians as enemies. Perhaps if the filming had begun only a year later, everything would have been different – shortly after the premiere of the film, the Cuban Missile Crisis began.

In preparation for the filming of Dr. No, Chris Blackwell was tasked with selecting location locations and soundtracks. Among the musicians applying to play Jamaican music was a 16-year-old boy with dreadlocks who was turned down because he looked too sloppy and did not have good manners. His name was Bob Marley. A decade later, Blackwell would make him a superstar, but in the film, Jamaican music was assigned to represent Byron Lee and the Dragonaires.

Ian Fleming smokes on the beach near his house. He smoked 70 cigarettes daily. Photo taken on February 23, 1964, the Bond author has six months to live

Photo: Harry Benson / Express / Getty Images

Ian Fleming smokes on the beach near his house. He smoked 70 cigarettes daily. Photo taken February 23, 1964, Bond author has six months to live

Photo: Harry Benson / Express / Getty Images

When it comes to shooting locations, Blackwell did a great job.

The film begins (except for the cartoon screensaver) not with a beautiful sunset, but with three supposedly blind people walking through Kingston. In the book, Fleming notes that they are all chigrs (chigroes, that is, mestizos whose parents are Chinese (Chinese) and Negroes (Negroes)). The “blind” walk along King Street, approaching Queen Victoria Park (now called St. William Grant Park). The statue of the Queen, the Ward Theater building, enters the frame. Then they return along King Street, coming to the intersection with Ocean Boulevard. There is a monument to the governor of Jamaica, Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalf, on the boulevard (currently the monument is located in St. William Grant Park).

Bond’s assistant Quarell (John Kitzmiller) dies on Crab Key. In the film Live and Let Die, his son Quarell Jr. will help the agent 007

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

Bond’s assistant Quarell (John Kitzmiller) will die on the island of Crab Key. In the film Live and Let Die, his son Quarell Jr. will help the agent 007

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

A little later, the “blind” are at the “Queens Club” (in the film it is portrayed by the private club and hotel Liguanea) . Near the club, they kill British Secret Service agent John Strangweiss, and the corpse is taken away from the crime scene in a car. A few minutes later, they will kill Strangweiss’ assistant as well. The Strangways House in which his assistant was killed was on Kinsale Street. Unfortunately, it didn’t survive. The film does not show what happened to the two corpses, in the book the killers dispose of them by dumping them into the Mona reservoir. The track around the reservoir is currently popular with joggers.

After the Secret Service in Jamaica did not get in touch with London, James Bond was entrusted to find out their fate.

Mona Reservoir. In Fleming’s book here, Strangweiss’ killers and his assistants got rid of the corpses

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Mona Reservoir. In Fleming’s book here, Strangweiss’s killers and his assistant disposed of the corpses Know is the only Bond film in which 007 does not go abroad.

On a domestic flight, Bond flies from London to Kingston, to Palisados ​​Airport (currently named after Jamaican statesman Norman Manley, the airport building has been completely rebuilt).

Turning at the real Caribbean Cement Company cement plant on the way to Miss Taro’s home on the fictional Magenta Drive, James Bond discovers being followed

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

fictional Magenta Drive, James Bond discovers surveillance

Photo: Eon Productions Ltd

Having eliminated the killer, sent to the airport by Dr. No under the guise of a driver, Bond with a corpse in a car drives up to the “Government House”. This is Kings House, the residence of the Governor General of Jamaica.

In Port Morgan near the village (and in the distant past the largest city in the Caribbean) Port Royal, near the Norman Manly airport, Bond finds the fisherman Quarell, assistant to the missing agent Strangweiss. The skirmish and then reconciliation of Bond and Quarell takes place in the bar of the Morgan`s Harbor hotel. The bar is still in its place, although its appearance has changed. The name of the hotel has also changed – to the Grand Port Royal Hotel.

The bauxite loading pier, purportedly owned by Dr. Noe, is located west of the city of Ocho Rios.

Although James Bond wore a Rolex Submariner in Dr. No, there are Bond Swatches in the more affordable price range. This model is dedicated to the film “Dr. No”

Photo: Swatch

Although James Bond wore a Rolex Submariner in the movie “Dr. No”, there are “Bond” Swatches in a more democratic price category. This model is dedicated to the movie Dr. No

Photo: Swatch

The home of Miss Taro, another of the villain’s assistants, was filmed at the Grand Lido Sans Souci Hotel in Ocho Rios, where the film’s crew lived. The current name of the hotel is Couples Resorts Sans Souci. The appearance of the “House of Tarot” has changed a lot over the years.

Near Ocho Rios is the Jamaican government-owned Laughing Waters beach, where the famous scene with Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder emerging from the sea in an ivory bikini was filmed. In 2001, Andress sold the legendary bikini at Christie`s auction for £41,125. In November 2020, the bikini was put up for auction at Legends of Hollywood in Los Angeles with an estimate of $300-500 thousand, but did not find a buyer.

In addition to the bikini, Honey-Ursula was wearing a white military belt provided by game designer, tin soldier collector and maker John Tunstill. The belt is currently in his possession.

Ursula Andress’s bikini in 2001 was bought at Christie’s auction for ?41,125 by the Planet Hollywood restaurant chain

Photo: Stefan Rousseau / PA Images / Getty Images 41 125 restaurant chain Planet Hollywood

Photo: Stefan Rousseau / PA Images / Getty Images

The beach is closed to the public. But you can rent it by the day for a party or some special event. The price depends on the number of participants and starts at about $1000.

The swamp scenes (encounter with the “dragon” tank, during which Quarell is killed and Bond and Honey Ryder are captured) were filmed around Falmouth.

Jamaica is back and back again

The 1973 film Live and Let Die starring Roger Moore as 007 increased the number of Bond attractions in Jamaica. But it is worth a separate story, perhaps next year, when it will be 50 years since its release. As for the 2021 film No Time to Die, despite being a great advertisement for Jamaica’s recovering travel industry from the coronavirus pandemic, it has nothing to do with Fleming’s books. And it hardly has such a number of fans as the 60-year-old Dr. No.

“Would these books have been born if I had not lived in the magnificent vacation vacuum of Jamaica? I doubt it” (Ian Fleming). Photo: James Bond Beach

Photo: Jim D / Flickr

“Would these books have been born if I had not lived in the magnificent vacation vacuum of Jamaica? I doubt it” (Ian Fleming). In the photo – James Bond beach

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Ch-310497	03/13/96	102. Summer camp activities for preschoolers: Summer Activities for Preschoolers – Messy Little Monster Опубликовано: November 26, 2022 в 5:05 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Summer Activities for Preschoolers – Messy Little Monster With the kids having lots of spare time in the summer months, you may be wondering how you’re going to keep your little ones entertained day after day. We have that problem solved for you with our list of fun Summer Activities for Preschoolers! These activities are perfect for the 3 to 4-year-old range when kids are a little too antsy to focus for long periods but are still learning and exploring their world through sensory play. You’ll find some summer activities for preschoolers that are pure fun, while others are both educational and fun. With 25 choices, you’ll be able to fill up nearly a month with engaging ideas. Before we dive into our list, you don’t want to miss our Summer Activity Calendar with 31 kid-friendly activities that are perfect for summer vacation. You might also want to check out this list of summer arts and crafts for kids or our list of summer camp crafts. Easy Summer Activities for Preschoolers Of course, we have plenty of summer preschool activities right here at Messy Little Monster. We love to focus on simple, low-prep activities that busy parents can pull together quickly without any special materials that require a trip to the shops. Ice and Lemon Water Play What could be more refreshing on a hot day than this Ice and Lemon Water Play Activity? It’s a budget-friendly sensory bin that’ll keep kids entertained and cool during the summer months. Shark Colour Matching Game You NEED our Shark Colour Matching Game in your life. It’s a fun learning activity that the kids will want to play with all summer long. In addition to colours, you could also write uppercase or lowercase letters, numbers, or sight words on the fish. All you need is our printable template and some empty toilet paper rolls! Playdough Seashells Fossils Activity Gather some seashells from your latest beach trips to make Playdough Seashell Fossils. This is a wonderful activity for that time of day when it’s just too hot to be outdoors, but you still want to keep kids away from the screens while they’re indoors. Painting with Water Move your child’s easel outdoors to try Painting with Water. It’s a great way to encourage kids to practice their letters, shapes, numbers, and drawing skills. Water Pistol Painting During summer, you probably have lots of water pistols lying around. Instead of the usual water fight, add some paint to the water pistols, and head outdoors with a canvas to try our Water Pistol Painting activity. You’ll end up with a beautiful piece of art to hang in your home. Bubble Snake Blower Playing with bubbles always gets kids excited, but how about trying a new way to blow bubbles? This Bubble Snake is super easy to put together, and kids love watching the “snake” of lots of foamy bubbles forming. If you’re more into traditional bubbles, we have a fantastic Bubble Wand activity, too. Sponge Water Bombs Summer just isn’t summer without a family water fight. Make our Sponge Water Bombs for an epic water battle! These reusable sponges will get lots of use and enjoyment all summer long. Kids and adults of all ages enjoy them. Super Fun Summer Activities for Preschoolers Keep the fun going with these summer activities for preschoolers from some of our blog friends! Ice Cream Letter Matching Mombrite’s Ice Cream Uppercase and Lowercase Letter Matching Activity is perfect for summer. Letter matching is a fantastic, engaging way to learn the alphabet and practice letter recognition. Water Transfer STEM Play Work on motor skills with this fun Water Transfer STEM Activity from Live Well Play Together. No special materials are required. Grab any buckets, bowls, or bins you have along with some water, scooping tools, and sponges, and you’re all set. The name of the game is moving water from one container to another using various tools like sponges, shovels, scoops, cups, etc. Bubble Painting Splatter paint your way to a masterpiece with this super cool Bubble Painting activity from Glitter on a Dime. By adding food colouring to your bubble solution, you can make drips and splats of all sorts of different colours for a truly unique piece of art. Ice Cream Math Practice counting with this adorable Ice Cream Math activity from Fun-a-Day. All you need are lots of pom-poms and some cardstock or construction paper to make the cones. Kids can place the pom-poms using their fingers, tongs, tweezers, etc., depending on their level of dexterity. Watermelon Science You’ve probably made a baking soda and vinegar volcano before, but give that activity a summer twist by turning it into a Watermelon Science experiment, like this one from Natural Beach Living. DIY Lemonade Stand Setting up a lemonade stand is a long-standing summer tradition for entrepreneurial kids. This DIY Lemonade Stand by Party with Unicorns is made with cardboard and paper, so you don’t have to worry about getting out the power tools to build a wooden stand. Kids can use it for play or for selling lemonade for real (though you’ll want a more supportive ledge for the lemonade to sit on). Scoop Estimation Activity Any excuse to play in water is perfect for summer, like this Scoop Estimation Activity from The Keeper of the Memories. If you have cups, measuring spoons, scoops, etc., then you have everything you need for this easy activity. Watermelon Slime What preschooler doesn’t love slime? This version is totally summery—Watermelon Slime! Not only does it look like watermelon, thanks to the red colour and the black mini pom-poms, but it smells like watermelon, too, due to the watermelon scent. Lego Ice Excavation You can’t get much simpler than this Lego Ice Excavation activity from Lemon Lime Adventures. Encourage your preschooler to try different methods of melting the ice. Even older kids will enjoy this activity using their Lego figures. Sun Alphabet Play Dough Mats Practice letter formation and recognition with these super cute Sun Alphabet Play Dough Mats by ABC’s of Literacy. Use playdough, pom poms, erasers, paper clips, etc. to shape the letters. It’s a lot of fun! Rainbow Soap Foam Your preschooler will love this colourful Rainbow Foam sensory activity from Crafts by Ria. Kids can squish the foam between their fingers as they scoop, spread, and mix the foam. 4th of July Baking Soda Science Celebrate Independence Day with a cool Fizzy Stars 4th of July Science Experiment from Natural Beach Living. This is a surefire way to get kids excited about all things star-spangled. Giant Bubbles What’s better than blowing bubbles? Blowing giant bubbles! This Giant Bubble Recipe from Red Ted Art is great for small bubbles or giant bubbles—you’ll need extra glycerin if you want to make giant bubbles, though. Roll and Say Summer ABC Game Print this cute Roll and Say ABC Game by Fantastic Fun & Learning, and use a seashell to mark your letters. This is a fun way to reinforce letter recognition, but you could also use it for letter sounds as well. Tie-Dye with Preschoolers Read these Tips for Tie-Dye with Preschoolers from Swoodson Says and try your own colourful shirts at home with your kiddos. This is a popular project for summer camps, VBS, etc., but it’s just as fun at home. Fresh Flower Oobleck If your preschooler loves messy fun, you have to try this Fresh Flower Oobleck activity from Steam Powered Family. It’s a great excuse to get outside, pick some flowers from your garden, and incorporate them into a fun sensory activity. Nature Tic Tac Toe Gather sticks and rocks to play your own game of Nature Tic Tac Toe! This idea from Growing Family is incredibly versatile. Use leaves, flowers, acorns, pinecones, etc., depending on the time of year. Ice Cream Playdough Try some Ice Cream Playdough by A Little Pinch of Perfect when you need an indoor activity on a rainy day. This playdough is made with frosting and flour, so it really holds its shape like ice cream.  Don’t forget to pin this list of summer activities for preschoolers so you can have fun with the kids all summer long! Follow us on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube or Subscribe for free email updates! 85 Summer Camp Activities – Little Bins for Little Hands No more “I don’t know what to do”! Find out how to plan summer camp activities at home or with a group of kids. Over 80 fun activities for summer camp done for you. From science experiments to crafts, as well as building activities and sensory play. FUN ACTIVITIES FOR SUMMER CAMP HANDS ON SUMMER CAMP ACTIVITIES Summer can be a busy time, so we didn’t add any projects that will take a ton of time or prep to do. Most of these summer camp activities can be done easily on a budget, with variations, reflection and questions extending the activity as you have time to do so. We have organized these fun summer camp activities into theme weeks for you. Feel free to pick and choose the themes that your kids will love the most! Activities include art and crafts, science experiments, building and making things, sensory play, cooking and more. There are activities suitable for all ages! From toddlers to preschoolers to elementary kids. Use the themes to complete one activity per day for a week. Alternatively, you could use these ideas with a group of kids and set up a few activities as stations to rotate between. Whatever you choose, kids are sure to have fun, learn something new and develop their skills. Plus, you won’t be pulling your hair out wondering what the kids are going to do all this summer! THE BEST SUMMER CAMP ACTIVITIES Click on the links below to learn more about each of these fun summer camp themes. Art Summer Camp Activities Art camp is so much fun for kids of all ages! Create and learn with a whole week of colorful, sometimes messy and unexpected, totally do-able art activities. Art projects help kids develop color coordination, fine motor skills, pattern recognition, scissor skills, as well as grow their independence. Create summer popsicle art and ice cream art. Enjoy art inspired by famous artists with Frida Kahlo portrait and Pollock fish art project. Create a painting with a water pistol, nature paint brushes, by blowing bubbles and with a fly swatter. Yes, really! Kids will love it! Click here for… Summer Art Camp Bricks Summer Camp Bricks Summer Camp activities will be the highlight of your LEGO enthusiast’s summer! These fun science activities using building bricks are such a fun way to learn. Build a marble run and then test it out. Use those bricks to build a dam, a zip line and even a catapult. Make a balloon car that actually moves and combine a fun fizzing chemical reaction and bricks to build a volcano. Click here for… Bricks Summer Camp Chemistry Summer Camp Activities Chemistry Summer Camp is a great way to explore chemical reactions and more with kids of all ages. These simple chemistry experiments will encourage problem-solving and observation skills. Even the youngest of kids can enjoy a simple science experiment. Blow up a balloon with a fun fizzing chemical reaction. Find out what happens when you add vinegar to milk. Make an erupting acid lemon volcano and more. Click here for… Chemistry Summer Camp Cooking Summer Camp Activities Cooking Summer Camp activities with a science theme. Do you know cooking is filled with way more science than you’d expect! Forget the cupcakes, kids will love these easy science activities they can eat! Make colorful candy geodes, and even an edible rock cycle. Cook bread in a bag, and top it with homemade butter in a jar. Enjoy chilly ice cream in a bag perfect for summer and more. Click here for… Cooking Summer Camp Dinosaur Summer Camp Activities These Dinosaur Summer Camp activities will take your kids on an adventure back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the Earth! Kids of all ages will have a blast playing and learning with these dinosaur theme science activities! Play with fizzy dino eggs, go on a dino dig, make salt dough fossils, hatch frozen dinosaur eggs, and much more. Click here for… Dinosaur Summer Camp Nature Summer Camp Activities These Nature Summer Camp activities are a fun way for kids to get outdoors and explore. There are so many wonderful things to observe and learn from right in our own backyards. Make a bird feeder to watch birds, and build a bug hotel. Collect some leaves and learn about respiration, and more. Click here for… Nature Summer Camp Ocean Summer Camp Activities Lots of us go to the beach for the summer, but what if we bring the ocean to you? This week full of ocean-themed activities makes for a fun Ocean Summer Camp for kids! Set up a beach erosion demonstration. Find out what happens to shells when the ocean becomes acidic. Create the layers of the ocean, explore how whales stay warm in very cold water, learn about glowing jellyfish and more. Click here for… Ocean Summer Camp Physics Summer Camp Activities Introduce your science fans to physics this summer with these physics theme summer camp activities. While physics may seem difficult, there are many science principles in physics that are actually part of our every day experience from a young age! Make your own air vortex cannon, play music with a water xylophone and build a windmill. Experiment with a floating boat, a rising candle in water and more. Click here for… Physics Summer Camp Sensory Summer Camp Activities Let kids learn and explore with all of their senses with Sensory Summer Camp activities! Younger kids will have fun with this week’s worth of sensory activities. Suitable for toddlers to preschoolers! We love sensory activities! Sensory play helps kids to learn through their senses, touch, sight, smell, taste, and hearing, in ways they may not have experienced before. Play with Magic Mud! Create with strawberry playdough, sparkly fairy dough or a taste-safe koolaid playdough. Get a bit messy and wet with soap foam. Get little hands playing with kinetic sand, and sand foam, and more. Click here for… Sensory Summer Camp Slime Summer Camp Slime Summer Camp is going to make summer for your kids one to remember! Kids LOVE slime and they’ll be slime experts by the end of these summer camp activities. Plus, making slime has to be one of our favorite all time science activities! Not all slime is created equal! We’ve spent years perfecting our slime recipes and will teach you how to make and have fun with all types of slime this summer. Enjoy light and fluffy cloud slime. Try smooth as butter slime. Add one special ingredient to crunchy slime. Play with chalkboard slime, magnetic slime and more. Click here for… Slime Summer Camp Space Summer Camp These Space Summer Camp activities will take your kids on an adventure out of this world! Obviously, we can’t travel to space. The next best step to a hands-on learning experience with space is these science and art space theme projects. Make edible Oreo moon phases. Enjoy a fizzy moon STEAM project. Learn about the constellations you can see in the night sky. Test your engineering skills while you build a space shuttle and a satellite, and more. Click here for… Space Summer Camp STEM Summer Camp STEM activities are such an easy thing to do in summer with kids! Projects don’t have to be big, detailed, or extravagant for them to present learning opportunities that stick with kids as they learn and grow. These STEM summer camp activities including engineering projects, science experiments and STEM challenges. Make a catapult, build a marble roller coaster and blow up a balloon with a chemical reaction. Take the spaghetti tower challenge and the strong bridges challenge, and more. Click here for… STEM Summer Camp Water Science Summer Camp What’s more fun in summer than learning and playing with water! Water Science Summer Camp is a great way to explore science and have fun with all kinds of water experiments. Investigate melting ice, test out what dissolves in water, watch water walk, take the penny lab challenge and more. Click here for… Water Science Summer Camp WANT A FULLY PREPPED SUMMER CAMP WEEK? Plus, it includes all 12 printable mini-camp theme weeks as shown above. Click here for your full summer camp activities pack! Fun Summer Camp Ideas for Preschoolers June 13, 2021 by: Marla Inside: Ready for summer camp at home? These themed summer camp ideas for preschoolers are super fun, inexpensive and great for families! It’s the hottest time of year and it’s two whole months. Do you have a plan for what you’ll do with your preschooler every day at home? As a stay at home mom, having a solid daily routine is everything. Rather than waking up every day and wondering “what am I going to do with these kids today?” – it helps to have a plan! A routine doesn’t have to be a strict schedule, it’s meant to be a road map for your day.   And it’s no secret that we love a good daily routine post around here. Last summer I shared my basic summer daily routine for toddlers and preschoolers. This year I’m taking it up a notch with these fun summer camp theme ideas for preschoolers. Now you may be thinking: How can I make summer fun at home? You may be relieved to know that you don’t need a bunch of expensive toys to create a memorable summer for your little ones! Here are my top tips for making summer fun at home: Just add water! Preschoolers love water play. Whether you only have room for a water table, or you set up a big splash pad in the backyard, make use of what you have to create a fun water environment (yes, even playing in the bathtub counts!) Pick a theme for each day to guide your activities (see more below!) Take a trip to the dollar store and load up on inexpensive supplies like bubbles, sidewalk chalk, measuring cups, scoops, funnels, ice cube trays and other essentials for a mud kitchen 🙂 Schedule screentime as a tool when you need it most! Rather than having the TV on all day in the background or saying yes at inconsistent times, pick a time of day like an afternoon movie after lunch, or morning TV while you make breakfast, so everyone knows what to expect. How do I make a summer camp schedule? Rather than trying to plan out the whole summer, I like to take it week-by-week and have a theme for each day. This helps defeat the “what should I do with my toddler today?” question. Here are some tips for creating a summer schedule that works for you: Make a list of summer activities for preschoolers: this could be a bucket list of all the things you want to do this summer, or a list of ideas you’ve seen on Pinterest or Instagram. Pick a time of day to do these activities: This is an important part of creating your schedule, where do these activities fit into your daily routine? For us, the best time to do our “summer camp” activities is after breakfast and before lunch, so usually between 9 AM – 12 PM.  Use a planner, chalkboard or dry erase board: Write down your weekly theme or daily activities, This will help keep you organized and will also help your preschooler know what to expect!  This is my basic summer camp schedule template: Make Something Monday Take a Trip Tuesday Water Play Wednesday Thinking Thursday Foodie Friday  It’s also important to remember that life happens! There’s no reason you can’t do a Field Trip Friday if Tuesday gets rained out. The specific days are not as important as having fun and making memories, so don’t feel that you need to stick to your schedule to a T.  Note: This post may contain affiliate links. You can read our full disclosure policy, here. Fun Summer Camp Ideas for Preschoolers These easy summer activities for preschoolers are sure to keep your little one entertained this summer! These activities work best for kids ages 2-6. Remember that all activities require adult supervision.  Make Something Monday You can incorporate your “make something” activity into the part of the day you need it the most. As a morning activity, after nap-before dinner “time filler” activity or even as a fun themed playdate with friends.  Try a new recipe that you pick together  Do a craft kit from Michael’s or Target Dollar Spot  Choose something to try from Pinterest  Make a card to send to grandparents or family  Take a Trip Tuesday We’ll use the term “trip” lightly since this activity usually involves a short adventure out of the house. Our favorite little adventure usually involves a combination of a new playground + lunch + treats. Here are some more little trip ideas! Visit a relative who lives nearby and bring them something special Try out a new playground, park, or walking trail Ride bikes around a new area/neighborhood Go to the children’s museum, aquarium, planetarium, wildlife center or whatever you have available to you Take a Trip TIPS Always keep a travel potty in the trunk (with a roll of TP!) Bring lots of snacks and reusable water bottles For toddlers who still nap, plan your day trip so you can be home for naptime or so that you head home around that time and they can sleep in the car Bring your stroller or baby-wearer if needed Ask a friend to tag along and make it a playdate! Shop my summer travel essentials in my Amazon Storefront Water Play Wednesday Water play just has this simple way of turning the day around. When things feel like they’re dragging on or someone complains of being “bored” – water play will solve it.  Here are some ideas for Water Play: Set up a baby pool, splash pad, sprinkler, or water table  Take some favorite toys and freeze them in ice cube trays Fill squirt bottles with water and food coloring – endless possibilities Visit a local pool, beach, splash park or kid-friendly water park Water Play TIPS Water Play always requires adult supervision at all times Be sure to fully drain your baby pool and flip it over when done (so it doesn’t refill with rain water) – leaving a baby pool full of water will attract mosquitoes AND it’s a drowning hazard for little ones  Make sure your child has a well-fitted life vest such as a Puddle Jumper before heading to the pool, beach, or water park!  Thinking Thursday One way to beat the heat this summer is to plan outings where you can be INDOORS! The heat here is crazy in the summer. Some days the UV index is over 10 and my fair-skinned babies just need to be kept inside. Here are our favorite ideas for Thinking Thursday: Head to the local library to check out books  Visit the children’s museum Go to Barnes & Noble to play and buy a new book Visit a local museum to check out an exhibit  Do an age-appropriate science experiment at home  Thinking Thursday TIPS Bring the car potty and a roll of TP for any outings  Pack snacks or a lunch for the day  Give each kid a gift card or “allowance” to spend at the bookstore  Make a board on Pinterest to save science experiment ideas!  Foodie Friday Alright, last but not least – Foodie Friday!  Here are our favorite ideas for Foodie Friday: Try out a new recipe from a cookbook or Pinterest Go to Barnes & Noble and pick out a kid’s cookbook together – then try a recipe from it! Send the kids out for donuts with dad (personal favorite 😉) Try a new restaurant or bakery Have a make your own pizza night  Set up an ice cream sundae bar And for more help with easy summer activities (like the ones shared here), routines, road trip tips, water safety & more, check out our Summer Survival Guide below. What to Read Next: 5 Screen-Free Summer Activities for Toddlers Summertime Routine for Toddlers & Preschoolers 40 Healthy Preschool Snack Ideas (great for road trips!) How to Create a Daily Routine for Your Toddler Have any more fun summer camp ideas for preschoolers to add? Share in the comments! Follow Marla on Instagram for more on daily routines, toddler meal ideas and easy toddler activities. 8) Scenarios of activities in the camp 8) Scenarios of events in the camp Piggy bank Play program for elementary students: These funny animals These funny animals Goals: – broadening the horizons of children; – vocabulary enrichment and speech development; – development of cognitive activity; – education of love and caring attitude towards animals; – development of creative abilities of children; – rallying the children’s team; Equipment: a set of envelopes with tasks (riddles, tongue twisters, pictures of animals), a drawing of a donkey Eeyore, “Eeyore’s tail” on self-adhesive paper, sheets of white paper . .. Event scenario for a summer camp. In the world of fairy tales Event scenario for a summer camp. ScreenplayAuthor: Senina Alina Igorevna, student. Place of work: NRU BelSU, Belgorod. Description of the material: This scenario will be useful for counselors of children’s health camps. I propose a script for the holiday of the children’s health camp “Youth”, Belgorod. The holiday is designed taking into account the age characteristics of all children. The holiday was bright, colorful, fun. Children took an active part, no one remained indifferent to the event. The event… Team competition game for the summer school camp. Scenario The Fab Five. Team game-competition for a summer camp Description of the material: This material contributes to the development of attention, logical thinking, creativity, and the formation of team game skills. The proposed material will be useful to educators of extended day groups, primary school teachers, teachers working in a summer camp. Tasks: • Creation of conditions for the manifestation of ingenuity, ingenuity, resourcefulness, erudition; • Development of logical thinking, creativity… Opening of the camp shift in the summer health camp. Scenario Scenario for opening a camp shift This material will be useful to all teachers who work in summer health camps for children. This is the development of one of the activities in the camp, which is held on one of the first days. All children and counselors take part in it. Fanfare Presenter: Dear guys! Congratulations on the opening of the camp season. I wish you to have fun, show all your best abilities, improve your health, have a great rest and find new friends. Please… Theatrical game program in the summer school camp for children aged 7-10 “There on unknown paths. Or how Baba-Yaga saved a fairy tale ”Author: Smirnova Svetlana Yurievna, teacher of an extended day group Description: The scenario can be useful to elementary school teachers, educators, counselors, organizers of children’s leisure. Theatrical game program in a summer camp for younger students Purpose: to entertain children; increase interest in Russian – folk tales; promote the development of intelligence and attention. Program progress: / Elder Baba Yaga lies on an oak … Summer day camp event. Do good Summer holidays for children with short stays. Outline of the lesson “Do good on the whole earth! Do good, good for others! Completed by: Bryushinina Tatyana Yuryevna, Teacher of additional education in the specialty “Manicurist”, Municipal Budgetary Organization of Additional Education Training Center, Buryatia, Muisky district, Taksimo village. Purpose: For organizers of summer holidays for children with short stays.[/h4] Class type: Combined. Purpose: To study specific … Summer day camp. Environmental event Summer vacation for children with a short stay “Summer town “Do good””. Outline of the lesson “Day of cleaning the coastal zone near Lake Barancheevskoye” Completed by: Bryushinina Tatyana Yuryevna, Teacher of additional education in the specialty “Manicurist”, Municipal Budgetary Organization of Additional Education Training Center, Buryatia, Muisky district, Taksimo village Purpose: For all organizers of the summer recreation for children with a short stay. The day was dedicated to cleaning the pri… Summer day camp. Event: Ceremonial planting of the alley Summer vacation for children with a short stay “Summer town “Do good””. Plan-summary of the lesson “Ceremonial landing of the alley”. Completed by: Bryushinina Tatyana Yuryevna, Teacher of additional education in the specialty “Manicurist”, Municipal Budgetary Organization of Additional Education Training Center, Buryatia, Muisky district, Taksimo village Purpose: The lesson plan will be useful to all organizers, teachers , educators who organize and conduct summer holidays for children . .. Day camp for children Comprehensive security at MBU Asked? We answer. LDP with the daytime of the Children “Ogonyok” Hot lines Information on the flight recreation and employment of minors can be obtained according to Hotline for children’s summer holidays: Department of Education of the Administration of the City District of Tolyatti – 8 (8482) 544-433 (ext. 3891). Phones of the “hot line” for the purchase of tickets to stationary country camps: – 8 (8482) 70-50-66 (GKU SO “Integrated Center for Social Services of the Central District”), – 8 (846) 956-02-84 ( GKU SO Resource Center”). Telephone “hot line” for the employment of minors: – 8 (8482) 543-3079 (MBU MMC “Chance”)” Documents for organizing the camp Regulations on the day camp (copy . PDF) (Electronic document .PDF) Passport for the organization of recreation and recreation for children and adolescents (copy .PDF) No. 69″ (copy .pdf) (electronic document .PDF) Calendar plan for educational work (copy .pdf) (electronic document .PDF) Sanitary and epidemiological conclusion (copy .pdf) Order No. 66/3-od dated May 30, 2022 “On the organization of employment, health improvement and recreation for children in the summer of 2022” (copy .pdf) Order No. 56/4-od dated 05/16/2022 “On the organization of a summer camp for daytime stay” (copy .pdf) Plan of activities for the daytime camp for children “Spark” (copy .pdf) The regime of the day of the camp with a day stay for children (copy .pdf) Educational and educational program for changing the camp with a day stay for children “OGONYOK” in the social and pedagogical direction “Time to relax !!! (copy .pdf)” Patriot SQUAD PROGRAM (copy . pdf) UID SQUAD PROGRAM (.pdf copy) “Miracle of Technology” SQUAD PROGRAM (.pdf copy) Young Ecologists SQUAD PROGRAM (.pdf copy) PROGRAM OLYMP TEAM (copy .pdf) Summer camp menu Tolyatti (copy .pdf) (electronic document .pdf) June 1 (.pdf) June 2 (.pdf) June 3 (.pdf) June 6 (.pdf) June 7 (.pdf) June 8 (.pdf) 9June (.pdf) June 10 (.pdf) June 14 (.pdf) June 15 (.pdf) June 16 (.pdf) June 17 (.pdf) June 20 (.pdf) June 21 (.pdf) June 22 ( .pdf) June 23 (.pdf) June 24 (.pdf) June 27 (.pdf) yard”. The school territory became a gadget-free zone and was divided into several playgrounds, where children came into contact with the already forgotten games of the older generation. We thank MBU lyceum N51 and the project guys for an interesting and unforgettable cooperation! Read more: Games of our yard 70 years ago, on June 24, 1945, the Victory Parade took place on Moscow’s Red Square. It was the triumph of the victorious Soviet people, who defeated Nazi Germany. In honor of this event, events filled with historical memory and patriotism were held in the Ogonyok camp. The guys visited one of these in the library N27 “EcoGrad”, where they could plunge into the atmosphere of the 45th year. Read more: June 24 – Victory Parade On June 23, a real Olympic day was held in the LDP “Ogonyok”, which was dedicated not only to the holiday, but also to a healthy lifestyle in general. The guys were able to participate in relay races, tug of war, darts, and the pupils of the sports team held a sambo competition. The day was a success! Read more: Olympic Day Pupils of our camp visited 31 PSOs of the Federal Fire Service of the State Fire Service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Samara Region. The employees of the fire department gave the children an exciting tour and answered questions about their profession. Read more: Visiting the fire station “Summer with a soccer ball” The football competition between the teams of the camp “Spark” was fun and interesting. Friendship won! Read more: Summer with a soccer ball Last week in the camp “Spark” was quite full of events. Children participated in the military-patriotic game “Zarnitsa”. The best of the best could not only participate, but also get in touch with military affairs. There were no losers, everyone enjoyed the game a lot! Read more: Zarnitsa at the summer camp As part of the “Culture for Schoolchildren” project , from June 10 to August 30, 2022 , an online quest “Traditions of the Peoples of Russia” is being held for schoolchildren in grades 1-11. The start of the project is scheduled for June 10, 2022 on the Internet at https://traditions.foxford.ru The online quest on the traditions of the peoples of Russia is aimed at the implementation of the Year of Folk Art and Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Peoples of Russia 2022 in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation . In an entertaining and interactive format, schoolchildren will get acquainted with the diversity, features and origins of the traditions of the peoples of Russia. All participants of the online quest will take part in the drawing of gifts: sets of board games from the Culture for Schoolchildren project and online courses from the Foxford online school. More articles… Attention – children! Summer vacation! Charging with champions Peter I Russian Language Day Safe scooter 9 School address: Russian Federation, 445039, Russian Federation, Privolzhsky Federal District, Samara Region, Tolyatti, 40 Let Pobedy St. , 120. tel. mail: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it official website http://school69.tgl.net.ru 20 circles Children’s Art Center Artek ICC Children’s camps of the “Artek” center unite more than 20 circles, implement, together with children’s camps, developing programs in various areas of cognitive creative activity, including applied, artistic, scientific and technical creativity.0012 The main tasks and activities of the children’s creativity center are: development of children’s interest in technical, arts and crafts, science and technology; the formation of industriousness, practical skills and abilities necessary in life; orientation of children in the main activities: cognitive, aesthetic, physical culture and health improvement; implementation of information-methodical and organizational-mass work. From the history of club work in Artek Club work in Artek has always occupied an important place in the general system of educational work of the camp. Artek circles began their activity almost from the first days of the camp’s foundation – from 1925. In the early years, classes in carpentry, locksmithing, shoemaking, aircraft modeling were conducted by the counselors themselves directly at the base of the Lower Camp. In the 1930s, the former Potemkin house with its five large rooms and a veranda was identified as a base for conducting classes. Early 19For 32 years, it was decided to equip the former owners of the Zvonkiy Source estate, the Metalnikovs, with a station for young technicians (SYUT) in the two-story mansion for technical creativity (three circles still operate here). In 1937, a new year-round camp, “Suuk-Su”, began to function, and a children’s technical station was immediately created, for which the first floor of the fifth (now Yellow) dacha with verandas was assigned. The mugs were also placed in the dachas of the former resort hotel “Eagle’s Nest”. In the summer of 1945, a new camp began to function – “Kolkhoznaya Youth” (now the camp “Cypress”). The mugs were placed in the rooms on the first floor of the second dacha, in the one-story house of the former Gurzuf polyclinic, and after the restoration of the first building in 1948, the mugs worked in the rooms on the first floor of this building. The number and focus of circles changed periodically. In the 1970s, extracurricular activities gained a large-scale character, providing children with opportunities for activities in various fields of creativity. In those years, from 30 to 40 circles of different directions worked simultaneously. In the 1980s, the circle base made it possible to hold all-Union gatherings of technical and scientific creativity, having both space and the necessary – modern for that period – equipment and equipment. In 2006, a center for children’s creativity was created at the Artek International Children’s Center, which united the work of all Artek circles. Circles in Artek “Traffic Inspector” At the circle, children study the structure of the car, the rules of the road. Being engaged in the YID (young traffic inspector) program, participants acquire the skills of traffic safety organizers. “Artek Souvenir” In the classroom, children gain practical skills in composing and decorating three-dimensional compositions, panels, for the manufacture of which a wide variety of materials are used: sea shells, mussels, sand, postcards, calendars with views of Artek. “Painting” A circle that develops ideas about the beauty and harmony of nature. In the classroom, children learn to draw, creating their own masterpieces, conveying the sensations of the world through drawing. “Painting on fabric” The circle teaches the technology of drawing on fabric. An emblem drawn on paper with special paints, the name of your favorite team, club, etc. with the help of a heated surface (iron) is transferred to the fabric. “Beading” Circle of skill, skill and imagination in the performance of work from beads. This is a world in which the most diverse facets of human talent are combined. In the classroom, children perform creative work from beads: flowers-bouquets, flower panels, postcards, brooches. “Quilling” Circle of arts and crafts. Acquiring the skills of drawing up patterns, compositions, flowers from twisted paper leaves an unforgettable feeling of beauty and harmony, the realization that you made this beauty with your own hands. “Soft toy” Circle of arts and crafts. In the classroom, children learn to cut according to ready-made patterns, sew, mastering various types of seams, draw up finished work using colored paper, cardboard, and accessories. Volumetric toys are made of faux fur. “Astronomical” The circle expands knowledge about the structure of the solar system. Observations of the planets, laboratory research allow children to expand the horizons of children, open up the interesting world of the science of astronomy. “Macrame” Circle of arts and crafts. In the classroom, children get acquainted with the history of macrame, master the technique of various knots, and weave patterns. Having mastered reading patterns of weaving, they independently sketch them and perform creative work (pendants, toys, handbags, pendants …). “Charms” The circle aims to introduce children to folk art and spiritual heritage. In the classroom, children get acquainted with folk holidays, customs, and traditions. Amulets are made in various techniques, using folk poetic symbols of Ukraine. “Fairy tale world” (plasticine painting) The circle works in the field of arts and crafts. Children are engaged in modeling plasticine on glass. In the classroom, it is proposed to perform work according to ready-made sketches, translating the drawing with a pen in black ink, filling it with colored plasticine. “Magic Thread” Artistic and applied arts circle, art samples of which are created using the technique of embroidery with threads on cardboard or thick paper. Having mastered the basic techniques of technology, children can complete any drawing and even a complex composition, arranging it in the form of a postcard or a panel. “Weaving with beads” The circle orients children to get acquainted with the spiritual heritage of their people. In the classroom, children get acquainted with folk holidays, customs, and traditions. Works are carried out with beads in various techniques of folk crafts. “Ceramics” In the classroom, children get acquainted with the folk craft of making clay products. “Geological” During the geological excursion, members of the circle get acquainted with the minerals and rocks of the Crimea, collect samples, and learn about the properties of mascot stones. Then the guys process the stones on special equipment and create collections of minerals with their own hands. “Nature and fantasy” Arts and crafts club. When working with natural material, children develop associative and constructive thinking. During the excursions, the members of the circle learn about exotic plants of the southern coast of Crimea. During the classes in the workshop, they get acquainted with the technique of making volumetric-spatial decorative compositions, processing dry branches and root layers. At the circle, children acquire skills in working with carpentry tools. “Phytodesign” Arts and crafts club, which introduces the basics of the art of flower arranging. In the classes of the circle, children get acquainted with the flora of the Crimea, collect dry plant material for their compositions in the Artek parks, get acquainted with the basic rules of design and composition, styles of European and Oriental schools of floristry and the art of ikebana. “Young Journalist” At the classes of the circle, children get acquainted with the basics of the profession of a journalist, the genres of journalism, learn to write reports, take interviews, prepare materials about the events of their Artek shift in the Ostrov A newspaper. “My friend is a computer” Children study and use computer programs Word, Excel, Power Point in the work on the project “Looking for the Treasures of Crimea”. Studying the nature and sights of the Crimea, “Artek”, children create presentations of their research. Sports sections in Artek Classes in sports sections contribute to the general physical development and health of children. “Basketball” Basketball develops coordination of movements, agility, speed of reaction, the ability to instantly make decisions in difficult game situations. Basketball is a team game. Teamwork, team spirit, ability to control the ball, faith in collective success are the components of success. Mini Football Football is a popular game among the peoples of the world. Who doesn’t dream of being like their idols?! But it’s not enough to dream – it’s time to act and enter the football field yourself! Playing football, children learn the rules and techniques of playing mini-football, the basic techniques of possession of the ball. 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As a rule, junior developers work in this position for several years before moving up in position and income level. Also, the average salary you can earn usually increases as you gain experience and move up the corporate ladder. In this article, we will discuss how much a junior developer earns, including national and state averages, and what you can do to increase your potential income as a junior software developer. What is a junior software developer? A junior software engineer is a professional programmer who works as part of a larger development team to write and maintain code for computer programs and applications. They work under the direct supervision of a mid to senior lead developer. Junior developers typically focus on learning and mastering multiple coding languages, fixing minor bugs and bugs in programs, participating in programming pair mentoring, and training with senior developers. How much does a junior software developer earn? Junior software developers earn a national average of $65,508 per year although updated salaries can be found on Indeed. Each state has a different average salary that a junior developer can earn, with some states having averages significantly higher than the national average. Junior software developer salary by state The following information contains average wages by state for all 50 states. Please note that the average salary in the reports always fluctuates. For up-to-date salary information, enter the relevant region in the salary search field on Sure: Alabama: $64,353/year Alaska: $69,123/year. Arizona: $65,779 per year. Arkansas: 63,539dollars a year. California: $74,254 per year. Colorado: $73,796 per year. Connecticut: $58,708 per year. Delaware: $66,787 per year. Florida: $68,615 per year. Georgia: $63,997 per year. Hawaii: $66,325 per year. Idaho: $61,200/year Illinois: $57,369 per year Indiana: $69,495 per year. Iowa: $65,071 per year. Kansas: $62,839 per year. Kentucky: $61,770 per year. Louisiana: $67,581 per year. Maine: $64,175 per year. Maryland: $81,570/year Massachusetts: $106,599/year Michigan: $67,059 per year. Minnesota: $59,452 per year Mississippi: $60,931 per year. Missouri: $61,552 per year. Montana: $61,370 per year. Nebraska: $64,350 per year. Nevada: $66,323 per year. New Hampshire: $60,751 per year. New Jersey: $65,277 per year. New Mexico: $64,982 per year. New York: $62,659 per year. North Carolina: $80,080 per year. North Dakota: $65,815 per year. Ohio: $58,109 per year Oklahoma: $42,901 per year. Oregon: $68,388 per year. Pennsylvania: $73,278 per year. Rhode Island: $67,042 per year. South Carolina: $73,920 per year. South Dakota: $62,959 per year. Tennessee: $74,974 per year. Texas: $69,012 per year. Utah: $57,139 per year Vermont: $64,563 per year. Virginia: $62,027 per year. Washington: $32.12 per year. West Virginia: $61,918 per year. Wisconsin: $101,702 per year. Wyoming: $63,843 per year. Ways to increase the salary of a junior software developer Software development is a broad field used across industries, which means there is a lot of room for growth. Consider the following approaches to increase your potential income as a junior software developer: Request a promotion or raise. Get your degree. Get professional certification. Take part in vocational training. Specialize in a subset. Request a promotion or raise As you gain experience as a junior developer, you will likely develop your skills and industry experience. With accumulated work experience, you increase your chances of a successful promotion or salary increase. Consider how you have fared in your current position and look at the salary levels for similar positions in your area. Using this information, you can get an idea of ​​how much you should be asking for as a raise and how much progress you should be aiming for. Talk to your employer and tell them what you have contributed to the company, how you consistently exceed expectations, and how you plan to continue working after promotions and pay increases. Having this information available during discussions with your employer increases the chances that they will consider and approve your request. Get a degree One way to increase your earning potential as a junior developer is to get a degree. Most junior developer positions require a bachelor’s degree in computer science or another related field, so advancing in this career area may mean earning a master’s degree in a field such as computer science or computer engineering. In addition, a degree in your field can help you increase your industry knowledge, experience, and qualifications. All these factors contribute to the increase in the average wage. Get a Professional Certification Professional Certifications for Junior Software Developers are optional, but they enhance your skills and increase your earning potential. Consider the following developer certifications to improve your skills and potentially increase your salary: Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) certification: Microsoft offers the MCSD certification, a mid-level certification available to developers in various subsets such as Windows Store apps and application lifecycle management. Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) credential: Microsoft offers MTA credential for entry-level developers as a prerequisite for MCSD certification. Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE): This is an expert-level Microsoft certification available to developers, managers, and senior programmers. Oracle Professional Certification (APEX): This certification is available to developers who specialize in the Oracle Application Express program. Oracle Certified (OCP) MySQL. Similar to the Oracle APEX certification, the Oracle MySQL certification represents the qualifications and experience of a developer working with Oracle SQL software. Certified Scrum Manager (CSM) credential: The CSM credential represents a developer’s qualifications and experience in managing Scrum in AGILE applications and is suitable for IT managers, software developers, and engineers. Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Developer (CSD): The Scrum Alliance offers CSD certification as an entry level certification for developers working primarily with AGILE applications. Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification: The Project Management Institute (PMI) offers PMP certification to developers who want to move into management and project management positions in their industry. Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) credential: CISM credential is available to developers who specialize in IT security applications and have at least five years of information security experience. Participate in vocational training Consider advancing your career and ultimately your earning potential by participating in continuing education courses or attending vocational training seminars that offer credits for certifications or other documents. Similarly, annual refresher seminars, especially in the tech industry, can be an effective way to keep abreast of industry trends, learn about new programs or applications as they become available, and develop new skills that will help you advance your career. As you move up the career ladder, you are likely to move into middle and management positions, which can mean higher average wages. Specialize in a subset Instead of focusing your developer skills on a wide range of programming concepts, consider specializing in a subset of programming and development. For example, you can specialize exclusively in Microsoft applications such as cloud network programming and in-house development for the Windows Store. Likewise, consider mastering Oracle or another in-demand business intelligence program. You will likely be able to find higher paying positions with a specific skill set and subset of knowledge, as employers are often looking for developers with experience in highly specialized niches. How Much Does a Software Developer Get Paid? Today, IT experts are in demand like never before. The job market is almost always packed with employers who are looking for people with knowledge in some area of ​​programming, be it software development or web development. I think it’s not even worth arguing that such demand could not but affect the popularity of these skills among potential employees. With such popularity, more and more people are becoming interested in the salary of various professions in this industry. Therefore, in this guide, we decided to talk about how much a software developer receives. We’ll start by talking about the profession itself. First, let’s give a brief description of the work of a software developer and his responsibilities. Then, we will tell you how a software developer differs from a software engineer – many people very often confuse these two professions. After that, we will touch on the different types of developers you can meet today. And finally, at the final moment, we will find out what is the average salary of a programmer in this field. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Different Types of Software Developers 2.1. Entry Level Software Developer 2. 2. Junior Software Developer 2.3. Senior Software Developer 3. Salary of Software Developer 3.1. Entry Level Salary 3.2. Junior Developer salary 3.3. Senior Developer Salary 4. Conclusion Introduction Before getting into the real numbers, we need to talk about the profession itself. To be honest, the title of this position has become some common phrase for programmers – people often use it when talking about technology or IT. Therefore, you should probably learn a few facts about this specialty in order to clear up this misunderstanding. As the name implies, a software developer deals with what… software development . It’s simple, isn’t it? However, there is much more to this than you might think. A software developer has a whole list of different responsibilities that depend on his skills and experience. In addition to developing programs and systems, developers must manage existing ones, work closely with the team to ensure its stable operation. After all, the work of other people depends on the stable operation of the platform. As you can imagine, this is a job that almost never ends. Now on to another topic. Even to this day, many people confuse software engineers with software engineers. In order for you to understand the difference between these two positions, you must know the following. There is a very good way to look at these two professions. Remember this simple rule – a software engineer cannot work with software engineering, while software engineering for a software engineer is routine task. Simply put, software engineering is the process of creating a platform for a program, while software development is the process of working on the program itself. This is a very simplified version, but it should help you get the general idea. Most Liked Articles Looking for more information on a related topic? We have collected related articles specifically for you to have a good time. Take a look! Various Types of Software Developers As you probably know, almost every job in the IT world has a certain tag. Whether it’s web development or app building, you can see that almost every job has some kind of prefix next to it. Let’s look at a simple example so you can understand what we are talking about. Suppose you decide to go to work as a mechanic. If you understand something about this or have even taken several courses, you can count on a job with the tag “ beginner ” or “ entry-level ”. Your colleagues and managers will keep a close eye on your work, and you are unlikely to receive a difficult task. In contrast, if you had, for example, ten years of experience in this field, you could be promoted to a “junior” or “senior” mechanic. Based on your experience, you are more likely to qualify for a senior position, but many companies prefer to only give it to those who have worked in the company for a sufficiently long time without taking into account your previous experience. As a senior mechanic, you would be given some of the toughest jobs, mentoring or even managing your team. Of course, your salary would be commensurate with your duties. The same situation applies to the developer, and not only in the case of salary. A software developer can have various tags that determine the level of his workload, experience and, accordingly, salary. So, now we know what type a programmer is in this area, the salary was also slightly affected, however, we need to talk in more detail about each of them. Entry Level Software Developer An entry-level (entry-level) software developer is a person who has only recently entered the industry. Whether he studied development himself, took online courses, or graduated from the university in the relevant specialty, most likely this person has no work experience. Therefore, the most important activity for the developer at this stage is the acquisition of experience. Although sometimes this position is taken by students who need to do an internship in a real company in order to successfully complete their studies. Employers take this into account, so they select tasks that suit their skills and knowledge. These tasks most often consist of content management, error checking, team building, and so on. As for what conditions a novice programmer receives, salary and benefits, then you most likely understand that this is not the biggest money. Although various data show high figures, you should understand that these are only approximate figures. We will talk about them in more detail a little later, but for now, let’s move on to the next group. Junior Software Developer The group of junior developers is both the most difficult and the most interesting for us. Many people rely on their salary when it comes to planning for the future. You might think that the average salary of a programmer in this group should reflect the overall average, but this is not at all the case. Why? You will learn about this a little later. Although at this point you should know that the causes can be both simple and complex. With that said, a junior software developer is considered to be someone who already has some experience in the field of development, but is still far from being a master of his craft. Mostly this group consists of people who have already graduated from the university, have worked in some companies and want to find a stable job in order to really delve into the field of development. Regarding the salary of a junior developer, we have already mentioned that this is a rather complicated topic. However, we will discuss it in a separate section, as there are some topics for discussion there. At this point, all we can say is that the harder a junior software developer works, the more results he will achieve – the higher his salary will be! Senior Software Developer The last group – senior developers – are the most valuable specialists in this position. These are people for whom software development has become a part of life. Just like with mechanics, senior developers get the most difficult tasks. It makes sense, doesn’t it? The more experience and knowledge you have, the more complex tasks you will be entrusted with. In addition to their main activities, they often have additional responsibilities, such as training newcomers and managing a team. It is not surprising that with such a set of responsibilities, the average salary of a programmer in the senior group will be the highest. Many people enter the study of development only because of the prospect of earning such a salary. Now you have all the necessary information, so we can safely move on to what a programmer can expect: salary and conditions. Software Developer Salary How Much Does a Software Developer Get? This is the main question you want answered. Now is the time to answer it. However, please note that all the data below are approximate. Since salaries are a very volatile subject for analysis, it is very difficult to determine the exact figure. Moreover, these data are presented based on the analysis of salaries of employees in international companies. Your actual salary will depend on a lot of things – location, skill level, workload, and more. Entry Level Salary Let’s start with how much a beginner software developer earns. As previously mentioned, many people think that their salary should be low. Well, let’s look at the real situation. According to Payscale.com, an entry-level software developer should make about $ $65,000 per year, or almost $ $5460 per month. As you understand, this is not the smallest salary! This is several times higher than the average salary in some countries! From this data, we can conclude that good developers are now very much needed in the current labor market. Junior Developer Salary As we said earlier, junior developer salary is quite… mixed . Why is this happening? It’s simple – it intersects with the other two groups. Still not clear? Let’s not get too far off topic and just note that the salary of this group is the most unstable. At any time, it could be that a junior developer is earning a much lower than average salary. Again, it all depends on many factors. That being said, PayScale still gives us an estimate of salaries. According to them, a junior software developer can expect to earn $ $67,500 $ per year or $ $5625 $ per month. As you can see, the difference from the entry level is not entirely striking. This can be explained by the fact that there are much more novice specialists in the labor market than more experienced ones who can count on a large amount. 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Always stay informed and make informed decisions! Conclusion You now have an estimate of wages in this sector of the IT industry. We hope that we were able to answer all your questions and satisfy your curiosity. If you are planning to become a developer, then we wish you success in this difficult task! Leave your honest opinion Give your honest opinion and help thousands of people choose the best online learning platform. Auditing accountant salary: Audit Accountant Salary | Salary.com Опубликовано: November 26, 2022 в 2:10 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Accountant or Auditor Salary for 2021-2022 Also known as:  Account Auditor, Accountant, Auditor, Auditor-In-Charge, Certified Public Accountant, Cost Accountant, CPA, Field Auditor, Financial Accountant, Financial Auditor Recruiter.com helps find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations. Sign up in our career community today! SEE MORE SALARIES FOR MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION PROFESSIONALS Individuals working as accountant and auditors interpret the accounting data and records maintained by individuals, organizations and businesses in order to prepare financial statements. They may also give financial advice, and evaluate financial statements that have been prepared by other professionals. In some cases, these professionals conduct audits to ensure that finances are being appropriately handled within a business or organization, and report their findings to relevant personnel. They are expected to be familiar with numerous financial software systems, and generally certification or trade-specific training is a requirement of this occupation. A Accountant or Auditor can receive an average pay level of between $45,220 – $128,680 depending on levels of tenure. usually receive a pay level of of eigthy-one thousand six hundred and sixty dollars yearly. are compensated at the highest average salary in District of Columbia, where they can get average pay scales of close to about $110,140. This group of people are compensated most highly in Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction, which has wages of $89,380. The national wage distribution is shown below. To overlay local salaries for an Accountant or Auditor, please select your state. Choose StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaPuerto RicoRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirgin IslandsVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming Accountants and Auditors tend to make the most in the following industries: Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction $89,380 Information $88,570 Finance and Insurance $87,660 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services $85,230 Utilities $83,950 Management of Companies and Enterprises $82,770 In general, they earn less within the industries below: Accommodation and Food Services $69,050 Educational Services $70,360 Health Care and Social Assistance $71,010 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation $71,660 Transportation and Warehousing $74,540 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting $74,970 What Internal Auditors Do – And How Much They Make An internal auditing position within a company is a vital part of a company’s infrastructure to help ensure smooth operations and compliance with laws and regulations. As of 2021 (the most recent figures available from PayScale), the job market for internal auditors continues to flourish with healthy demand for the profession, making internal auditing an attractive career choice for those with a natural inclination toward math. What Does an Internal Auditor Do? The role of the internal auditor is that of an impartial watchdog, continuously making sure the company is in compliance with laws and regulations, as well as working to ensure that departments and employees follow proper procedures. An internal auditor audits fiscal statements, expense reports, inventory, and pretty much anything else that needs to be impeccable in case of an external audit by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or any other governmental regulatory body. Another key aspect of the job is asset protection through risk management. These risks can range from fraud and legal exposure to internal policy lapses and mismanagement. Internal auditors create risk assessments for each department, using a master plan with a set schedule down to the most minuscule details to ensure nothing falls by the wayside. They build checklists and supervise audit work schedules. It also falls on the internal auditor to continuously check the internal accounting procedures and operating systems. An internal auditor is not personally engaged in any department and is, thus, expected to approach each area impartially and objectively. In publicly-traded companies, an internal auditor should directly report to an audit committee rather than the CEO or CFO to maintain objectivity and independence. What Salary Do Internal Auditors Make? The national average salary is approximately $60,000 according to PayScale, as of July 2021. Internal auditors report receiving bonuses that reach $1,700 on average. The salary for internal auditors varies greatly depending on location and experience. The coastal areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, and Houston have significantly higher average salaries across the board, while inland locations generally trend lower. The average nationwide starting salary for entry-level auditors with zero to five years of experience is approximately $60,000 and increases fairly rapidly with experience. Key Takeaways Experience internal auditors have many career path options.  Many internal auditor jobs pay nearly $60,000 a year, as a starting salary.  Internal auditors must be able to protect a company’s assets via risk management skills and tools. What Type of Education Is Most Common? A bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance is the most common job requirement. In rare cases, people with lower education have earned the position by starting in a junior accounting position and growing into the role through experience. Master’s and doctorate degrees are mostly found among those who are aiming to move into management. Business- and math-related fields dominate this type of degree. What Certifications Are Required? Many internal auditors find that achieving CPA status significantly helps their careers and salary prospects. It is also a requirement to file reports with the SEC. The CPA requirements vary by state, but the common minimum requirement is a bachelor’s degree, at least one year of experience working under the guidance of a CPA and passing the grueling CPA exam. The Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) designation is granted by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) after passing a four-part test. The CIA also requires a bachelor’s degree and two years of working experience as an internal auditor. The IIA also offers the following specialized accreditations: Certified in Control Self-Assessment (CCSA), Certified Government Auditing Professional (CGAP), and Certified Financial Services Auditor (CFSA). These industry-specific certifications can greatly improve employability in these fields. For those who wish to specialize in auditing software, they can pursue the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) accreditation offered by the organization ISACA, a nonprofit, independent association that advocates for professionals involved in information security, assurance, risk management, and governance. The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation is conferred by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) and focuses on financial statement analysis, valuation, and capital structure. What Skills Does an Internal Auditor Need? The most important quality of the internal auditor is great attention to detail. A significant part of the job is meticulously following detailed checklists and spending hours upon hours scanning numbers to catch anything that stands out. Being naturally proficient in math is an obvious advantage in this task. Integrity is another must for the job, as the company and its owners rely on the auditor to catch everything suspicious or amiss. The auditor’s primary allegiance is to hard facts and numbers rather than a manager. Sound judgment and common sense are of great importance, as it is the auditor’s job to find a healthy balance between risk and flexibility. The ability to understand the underlying business processes makes the control of policies a fluid part of the workflow rather than a bottleneck. The ability to effectively communicate is also important. Despite the job being largely centered on numbers, the auditor also needs to communicate the findings and conclusions so it can be easily understood. Certain diplomacy and people skills come in handy when implementing new business controls and procedures. A good grasp of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) is also a preferable skill. What Is a Typical Career Path? After some years as an internal auditor, the natural, and most common, the next step is to become a senior internal auditor. This position has an average salary of approximately $80,000 and shifts the focus more onto policy creation rather than policy enforcement. The next step in the job level is an internal audit manager with a salary of approximately $101,000. This job focuses on managing the audit team and to act as a liaison with external auditors. Larger firms also offer the position of senior auditing manager, at an average salary of approximately $122,000, or internal audit director, at an average salary of $135,000. The final step is either a partner or a chief financial officer. Another path from the job of an internal auditor is to first make a largely lateral move to senior accountant, at a salary of $69,000, and then go for the position of financial controller, at a salary of $85,000, followed by the CFO position. Even at later stages in a person’s career, the field has a fairly-even gender balance with a slight majority of women working at the entry-level. The Bottom Line A job in internal auditing offers many opportunities to those interested in compliance and oversight, and with a background in mathematics. As the need for internal auditors continues to grow, there are a plethora of opportunities for job advancement in this field. Work as an accountant auditor in Novosibirsk. 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Use filters to quickly search by parameters. For successful employment, it is desirable to have a specialized education, as well as to have the necessary qualities and work skills. First of all, you need to carefully study the requirements of employers in the chosen specialty, then start writing a resume. You should not send your resume to all companies at the same time. Choose the right vacancies, focusing on their qualifications and work experience. We list the most important skills for employers that you need to be successful work as an accountant auditor in Novosibirsk: Top 7 Key Skills You Need to Get a Job Also quite often in vacancies there are the following requirements: 1C: Accounting, primary documents and 1C: Accounting. When preparing for an interview, use this information as a checklist. This will help you not only to please the recruiter, but also to get the desired job! Analysis of vacancies in Novosibirsk According to the results of the analysis of vacancies published on our website, the indicated starting salary, on average, is 41,333. The average maximum income level (specified “salary to”) is 51,000. Keep in mind that these figures are statistics. The actual salary during employment can vary greatly depending on many factors: Your previous work experience, education Type of employment, work schedule Company size, industry, brand, etc. Salary level depending on the work experience of the applicant Recruitment specialists recommend directly indicating the desired salary in the resume. Focus on the numbers in the chart. How much does work as an accountant auditor in other cities of the Novosibirsk region bring Compare how much an “Accountant Auditor” earns in major Russian cities Accountant auditor, work as an accountant auditor, vacancies accountant auditor in Moscow “””””””””””””””””””””” Your browser is out of date. 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Childtime indian trail nc: Childtime of Indian Trail in Indian Trail, NC | 120 Business Park Drive Опубликовано: November 26, 2022 в 2:00 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Child CHILDTIME 2014 | INDIAN TRAIL NC About the Provider Description: Childtime offers child-care, preschool, kindergarten and school-age education services to children ages 6 weeks through 12 years. At Childtime, students are cared for and educated by highly trained, dedicated directors and staff. Our homelike setting and safe environment make Childtime the perfect place for children to play, laugh and discover. Program and Licensing Details License Number: 90000386 Capacity: 111 Age Range: 0 through 12 State Rating: 5 Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program: Yes District Office: North Carolina Dept of Health and Human Services – Division of Child Development District Office Phone: (919) 662-4499 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.) Inspection/Report History Where possible, ChildcareCenter provides inspection reports as a service to families. This information is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns, as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office. Date Type Violations Rule 2021-12-01 Unannounced Inspection Yes 2021-12-01 Violation 1898 .1102(a) Staff did not complete the health and safety training within one year of employment. Three (3) staff members (I.M; C.R; and C.B) did not complete the health and safety training within one year of their hire date. 2021-12-01 Violation 524 .0510(d)(2)(A-C) When children 3 years and older were in care, screen time was not used to stimulate a developmental domain; was not limited to 30 minutes a day and no more than a total of two and a half hours per week, per child; and/or was not documented on a cumulative log or the activity plan that is available for review. I observed one preschool age child in the NC Pre-K program, utilizing a tablet with out any documentation on the cumulative log indicating how long the child was on the tablet. 2021-12-01 Violation 1048 .1102(c) All staff did not successfully complete certification in First Aid appropriate to the age of children in care. Verification of staff completion of First Aid training from an approved training organization was not in the staff file. One staff member (L.R) hired on 6/1/21 did not have a current completed certification for First Aid in the staff file during today’s visit. 2021-12-01 Violation 1049 .1102(d) All staff did not successfully complete certification in CPR training appropriate to the age of the children in care. Verification of staff completion of the CPR course from an approved training organization was not in the staff file. One staff member (L.R) hired on 6/1/21 did not have a current completed certification for CPR in the staff file during today’s visit. 2021-12-01 Violation 1065 .1102(f) Child care providers scheduled to work in the infant room, did not complete ITS-SIDS training within two months of employment or did not complete the training every three years. Child care administrators did not complete the ITS-SIDS training within 90 days of employment and every three years thereafter. A staff member (S.C) observed in the infant classroom and hired (07/21/21) for the infant classroom did not complete ITS-SIDS training within the 90 days of hire. 2021-09-29 Unannounced Inspection No 2020-12-08 Unannounced Inspection Yes 2020-12-08 Violation 1123 10A NCAC 09 . 1002(a) All vehicles used to transport children were not free of hazards. I observed on bus #2, seats with large rips and holes in the seats used by children. 2020-12-08 Violation 1044 G.S. 110-90.2(b) & .2703(n)&(o) Prior to the expiration date of the qualification letter, the child care provider did not complete and submit required forms to complete a criminal background check (a qualification letter is valid for a maximum of three years for the date of issuance). One staff member V.S hired on 8/24/16 did not have a current CRC record on file during today’s visit. 2020-07-21 Unannounced Inspection No 2019-12-12 Unannounced Inspection Yes 2019-12-12 Violation 1124 10A NCAC 09 . 1003(d) Emergency and identifying information, including the child’s name, photograph, emergency contact information and/or a copy of the emergency medical care information form was not in the vehicle for each child being transported. Each child did not have identifying information in the vehicle used for transportation. 2019-12-12 Violation 843 10A NCAC 09 .0803(1)(d) A drug or medicine was administered after its expiration date. I observed a diaper cream for a child, M.N, in space #2 that had an expiration date of 10/12/19. 2019-12-12 Violation 844 .0803(2)(a) Prescribed medicine was not in original labeled container or accompanied by signed and dated written instructions from prescribing physician or health care professional. 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Childtime – Indian Trail, NC 28079 Add to Favorites Child Care, Day Care Centers & Nurseries, Educational Services Be the first to review! YEARS IN BUSINESS (866) 384-6972Visit WebsiteMap & Directions120 Business Park DrIndian Trail, NC 28079Write a Review More Info General Info Quality child care for babies, infants, toddlers and school-age children in Indian Trail, NC. Childtime offers daycare, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, before & after school programs and summer camp. Services/Products Day CareNursery. Payment method discover, visa, amex, mastercard Other Link http://www.childtime.com/your-local-school/indian-trail-nc-2014/?utm_source=yp&utm_medium=paid-directory&utm_campaign=platinum-listing Categories Child Care, Day Care Centers & Nurseries, Educational Services, Nursery Schools, Preschools & Kindergarten, Schools Reviews Hi there! Be the first to review! 5First-class4Better than most3About what I expected2Not the worst…1Disappointing Click to Rate Details Phone: (866) 384-6972 Address: 120 Business Park Dr, Indian Trail, NC 28079 Website: http://www.childtime.com/your-local-school/indian-trail-nc-2014/?utm_source=yp&utm_medium=paid-directory&utm_campaign=platinum-listing People Also Viewed Covenant Day School 800 Fullwood Rd, Matthews, NC 28105 Sun Valley Elementary School 5200 Rogers Rd, Monroe, NC 28110 Indian Trail Elementary School 200 Education St, Indian Trail, NC 28079 Kumon Math and Reading Center 3016 Weddington Rd Ste 400, Matthews, NC 28105 Central Academy at Lake Park 3624 Lake Park Rd, Indian Trail, NC 28079 Carmel Christian School 1145 Pineville Matthews Rd, Matthews, NC 28105 Sunshine House 5825 Matthews Mint Hill Rd, Mint Hill, NC 28227 June Bug’s Day Care 2251 Stallings Rd, Matthews, NC 28104 The Goddard School 1004 Harvest Red Rd, Indian Trail, NC 28079 Porter Ridge Elementary School 2843 Ridge Rd, Indian Trail, NC 28079 15 Best Day Trips from Charlotte / Travel Guides On the surface, Charlotte seems to be a rather nice little American mill, but nothing could be further from the truth. This modern city has experienced a recent burst of development and shows no signs of slowing down. Sports fans will recognize Charlotte for their favorite NFL team, the Carolina Panthers. Charlotte is also home to the NASACR Hall of Fame. As a university city, Charlotte is a vibrant and dynamic place.. With bars and clubs, a large number of visitors have no problem meeting locals and getting to know their favorite meeting points or recommended day trips. Speaking of which, North Carolina is awash with fun and exciting travel opportunities. Let’s take a look at best day trips from Charlotte : 1. Lake Lure Source: digidreamgrafix / shutterstock Lake Lure Numerous scenes in the hit movie Dirty Dancing.. Constantly changing, Lake Lure provides a photogenic view throughout the year. However, there is something particularly charming about Lake Lure during the autumn months when the trees turn bright red and bright orange. There is something really calming about Lake Lure and you will feel relaxed and relaxed just step on its calm shores. Lake Lure is within easy reach of Chimney Rock if you’re looking to mix up your day a bit. 2. Asheville Source: Derek Olson Photo / Shutterstock Asheville It’s fair to say that foodies will travel the length and breadth of this land in search of the perfect bite or sip, so a two-hour drive to Asheville is no problem.. Asheville is famous for its thriving restaurant scene and really does have something for all tastes. Asheville is on the Western North Carolina Cheese Trail, featuring nine of the state’s best cheeses. If you like Indian food, check out Chai Pani, or if you’re into traditional Southern US food, beeline for Tupelo Honey. Locals rave about the city’s best lively tapas bar in Kurat. Check out the recommended hotels in Charlotte, NC (NC) 3. Uwharrie National Forest Source: Guy J. Sagi / shutterstock Uwharrie National Forest With Charlotte growing at such a fast pace, it seems like there’s not much green space left and far between. Take a step outside and visit the mesmerizing Uharri National Forest. Total area of ​​50,645 acres of Uharri National Park so much to see. You can swim in the lively Badin Lake or take one of the dozens of trails that criss-cross the woodland. The Morrow Mountain Trail is a very popular trail and is rated moderate. The Keyauwee Supertree Woodrun Loop Trail is another great trail that offers plenty of scenic photo opportunities. 4. Atlanta Source: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Atlanta Atlanta is the capital of Georgia and a huge city with many attractions. In the city center you will find the centenary Olympic Park, where the 1996 Olympic Games were held. Those interested in history can visit the historic center of Atlanta, which documents the city’s role in the Civil War and subsequently the civil rights movement of the 1960s. . Be sure to take the time to visit Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site to reflect on this amazing leader’s impact on the world. The World of Coca-Cola is a museum that has everything you can imagine about the world famous soda music. The gift shop is a sight to behold. 5. Wilmington Source: J. Bicking / Shutterstock Wilmington Wilmington is a typical North Carolina city located on the Atlantic coast.. The USS North Carolina Museum (BB-55) is located in the famous port city of Wilmington.. This battleship played a key role during World War II naval operations. For a breath of fresh air, head to Airley Gardens. With 10 acres to explore, you can easily spend a whole day here admiring the azaleas and dipping your fingers in the freshwater lake. lizards. 6. Greensboro Source: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Greensboro The City of Greensboro is an easily accessible day trip from Charlotte that has a lot to offer. Greensboro’s main attraction is the Greensboro Science Center, which is home to a gorgeous family of red pandas, farm animals, and an aquarium. If you’re traveling with kids, you can head to the Greensboro Science Center in the morning and visit the Greensboro Children’s Museum in the afternoon.0003 Let them run around in the huge outdoor study garden while you have a moment of peace in the corner. 7. Boone Source: Cvandyke / shutterstock Boone Outdoor adventurers will already have a Boone on their raider. Just 95 miles northwest of Charlotte – one of the best weekend getaways in North Carolina. Jump from boulder to boulder, jump over a zip line canopy, or lay back in an inflatable tube along a river. Get ready and step onto the Mile Swinging Bridge. It’s a full mile above sea level, not for the faint of heart. If you want to take a step back in time, visit the Hickory Ridge Living History Museum. This interactive museum recreates life in the 1700s and certainly provides a day to remember. 8. Great Smoky Mountains Source: Anthony Heflin / Shutterstock Great Smoky Mountains National Park A muse to countless artists, authors and musicians, the Great Smoky Mountains have been one of the most iconic natural landscapes in the United States of America for many years. . The Great Smoky Mountains National Park covers over 520,000 acres and is located right on Tennessee-North Carolina. The Gray Smoky Mountains are essentially a subregion of the Appalachians. As you’d expect, there are dozens of trails through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, both easy and harder, but the most amazing of them all has to be the Peak of Rock. view of the bay of Kadesh and Lake Fontana. Alum Cave Trail to Mount LeConte is another popular day hike. 9. Lexington Source: Dennis Brown / Wikimedia Lexington, NC Lexington is another one of the US foodie cities not to be missed. Famed for its innovative BBQ scene, if you love anything grilled, you’ll feel right at home in Lexington. In October of each year, the city gathers for the annual BBQ Festival with live food demonstrations, family entertainment and of course hundreds of food stalls.. Away from the Flames Lexington is also a passionate racing city and is home to the Keeneland Raceway and the wonderful Kentucky Horse Park which provide a thrilling view of the whole equestrian. 10. Greenville Source: Cvandyke / shutterstock Greenville Sitting across the border from its sister state in South Carolina lies the sleepy town of Greenville. Culture vultures will be delighted to learn about the Greenville County Museum of Art, which houses an incredible series of exhibits featuring Southern artists from various eras. Those interested in local history should take the time to visit the County Museum of History. who bought back upstate South Carolina to this day. . Relax in Falls Park and enjoy views of the fast-growing Reedy, rocky waterfalls, and the park’s suspension bridge.. Check out recommended hotels in Charlotte, NC (NC) 11. Tweetsie Railroad Source: Benjamin Burton / Shutterstock Tweetsie Railroad The Tweetsie Railroad offers travelers and locals a good, old-fashioned fun day out. Between Boone and Blowing Rock in North Carolina Tweetsie Railroad is a theme park in the Wild West. Tweetsie Railroad’s biggest attraction is the historic steam locomotive railroad that runs 3 miles, though the park is outside of it. In addition to the locomotive, the Tweetsie Railroad offers visitors the chance to try their hand at finding gold, visiting the zoo, or jumping on any of the attractions scattered around the park. calculate the time of your visit accordingly. spent to explore the Blue Ridge Boulevard would be a great idea.. The Blue Ridge Parkway runs from Virginia to the Cherokee in North Carolina and is just one amazing vision after another. There are many stops along the way, not only to see the surroundings, but also to visit cultural centers and historical gems.. Lost Province Brewing Company – a great stop for some thin and slightly drunk drinks.. 13. Traveler’s Rest Source: flickr Traveler’s Rest, South Carolina A little-known town of Travelers Rest is one of South Carolina’s best-kept secrets. With a population of less than 5,000 in many other parts of the world, travelers’ rest will be considered a thriving village. Traveler’s Holiday has a truly rustic feel and welcomes tourists with open arms. Travelers Recreation Historical Society is a highlight of any visit to this Greenville County town. They strive to “preserve our history for a bright future.” This modest museum has wonderful exhibits about the Catawba, Bay, and Cherokee tribes that originally owned the land.. 14. Carowinds Source: Philosophy Rollercoaster / Flickr Carowinds If you’re looking for an easy and fun day trip from Charlotte, then Carowinds is just the place. Located just off Interstate 77 Carowinds sits right on the border of North and South Carolina. This family amusement park offers 13 roller coasters, each more enjoyable than in the past.. Carowinds has something for the whole family, in addition to thrilling roller coasters, there are plenty of fun family rides and fun kids rides.. You can bring your own picnic at Carowinds or indulge in treats served at the fast food stalls scattered throughout the park. 15. Winston-Salem like a tobacco town, a Winston-Salem day trip is varied and incredibly exciting. Start your day in the Old Salem Historic District and learn about the life of the settlers who arrived in the 18th century. The area has a recreated Moravian village with vegetable gardens, a traditional museum and a shop. The staff are all in costume, which really help bring the place to life. The Reynold House Museum of American Art is worth a visit because it houses an inspiring collection of art dating back to the colonial era. interesting. Guides Waxhaw, NC For other uses, see Waxhaw. Waxhaw is a city in Union County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 9859 people according to the 2010 census. [2] Content 1 Geography 2 History 3 Waxhaw today 4 Government 5 Demography 833; -80.74472 (34.928201, -80.744835). [6] Ronald P. Pappas is the current Mayor of the Town of Waxhaw. [7] According to the US Census Bureau, the city has a total area of ​​11.54 square miles (29.9 km2). 2 ). Walkshaw is located north of Lancaster, South Carolina and is located about twelve miles south of the Charlotte city limits. Waxhaws is located in the historic area called the Waxhaws and is named after the local Native American tribe that lived there before the colonial settlement. Waxhaw is located in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, which is a wooded area with rolling hills. In this region, gold was first discovered in the United States. The Howie Gold Mine is located just outside the city limits. The Howey gold mine operated until World War II, when most of the mines were closed due to the war. K 19In 1935, 50,000 ounces of gold were mined here. [8] History Pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks The region’s original inhabitants were a group of Native Americans known alternately as the Wysacky or Waxhaws. The first European to make contact with the group was the Spanish conquistador Juan Pardo. In 1711 the Waxhaw helped the colonists of North Carolina in their war against the Tuscarora, a decision that displeased the Tuscarora Iroquois allies in New York [9] who subsequently began raiding the Waxhaw tribe. These raids continued until 1715, when Waxhaw joined the Yamasee in the fighting against the South Carolina colony. The participation of the tribes in the Yamasee War led to their destruction at the hands of the allies of South Carolina Catawba and the liberation of their lands for European settlement. The area was first settled by European Americans in the mid-eighteenth century. Most of the settlers were of German and Scotch-Irish origin. The settlers became subsistence farmers and were known for their independence. Andrew Jackson, Seventh President of the United States, was born nearby in 1767. There is some controversy as to which of the Carolinas was his birthplace due to the proximity of the border. However, there are historical markers around Waxhaw, North Carolina that describe Andrew Jackson’s early association with the area; it is also referenced in the Wax Museum. [10] Andrew Jackson State Park is minutes from downtown Waxhaw, where there is a memorial and other information about Andrew Jackson. The arrival of the railroad in 1888 opened up access to Atlanta’s markets and helped the city to prosper. Railroad tracks were laid through the city center to show the importance of the railroad system to society. The railroad remains in the center of the city and is now bordered by a green grassy strip separating rows of shops on each side. Since the end of the 19th century, the community began to develop. cotton factory factories for the production of textiles. The railroad helped expand access for its products. Cotton production was important to the region in the 1940s. Post-war changes in the economy, with the movement of the textile industry to other areas and outside the country, required society to adapt to new conditions. Waxhaw today Waxhaw has been transformed into an old and sophisticated restaurant. Its Small Town Main Street committee is working on an integrated approach to the development and marketing of the historic downtown. Waxhaw now has dozens of specialty shops and restaurants. The city has a variety of restaurants ranging from family owned and popular to fine bistros. The Waxhaw Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. It includes commercial establishments as well as architecturally significant houses near the city centre. Also listed is the Pleasant Grove Camp Meeting Point. [11] Residents and city officials are working on additional improvement plans. In the city center there is a city park and a skate park for young people. Next to the skate park there is a playground and a walking area connected to the city center. New housing was built along NC 75 to the east and west of the city, and NC 16 (Providence Road) to the north. Walkshaw is adjacent to the 1,050-acre (4.2 km) Cane Creek Park. 2 ) a park with scenic spots and places for recreation. The facility, located on Harkey Road south of Waxhaw, was a joint venture between Union County, Union County Preserve and the Soil Conservation Service from the USDA. Waxhaw is currently experiencing significant suburban development and has grown by 6.4% in the last year alone. [12] Waxhaw town center is built around a railroad track with parking. Guests can walk across the historic bridge and cross the train tracks. There is also an observation deck. It is also within walking distance of a skate park and playground. [13] Government Waxhaw has a Board of Commissioners which consists of five members. All five members are elected for 4-year terms in non-partisan elections held in odd-numbered years. Three seats are increased one year later, and then two years later, the other 2 seats are up for election at the same time as mayor. There are no districts, and the winners get the seats. Demography .39.208 81 Historical population Census Pop %± 1900 752 — 1910 602 −19.9% ​​ 1920 750 24.6% 1930 840 12. 0% 1940 611 −27.3% 1950 818 33.9% 1960 729 −10.9% 1970 1.248 71.2% 9 1990 1,294 7.1% 2000 2,625 102.9% 2010 9,859 275.6% 2019 ( Assessment) 17,147 [3] 73.9% The ten -time census of the US population [14] 0180 [2] [15] In 2010, there were 9,859 people, 3,242 households and 2,626 families living in the city. For population density, there were 854. 0 people per square mile (329.95 / km 90,180 290,181) and 3,517 housing units. The racial makeup of the city was 78.1% White, 11.00% African American, 2.1% from two or more races, 2.0% Asian, and 0.04% Native American. The Hispanic or Latino of any race was 6.4% of the population. There were 3,242 households out of which 41.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 81.0% were married couples living together, 10.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 19.0% had no family. The average household size is 3.04, and the average family size is 3.41. In the city, the age range of the population was 34.6% to 18 years old, 3.1% from 20 to 24 years old, 32.3% from 25 to 44 years old, 21.2% from 45 to 64 years old and 7% in age 65 and over. . The mean age was 34.5 years. For every 100 women, there were 93.6 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 88.8 men. The median household income in the city was $73,188. [2] Special Events Although the town is small, Waxaw offers annual events that attract visitors such as the Fourth of July Parade, Christmas Parade and Fall Festival. Waxhaw is close to the JAARS Center, a partner organization of the Wycliffe Bible Translators which offers bi-monthly flights on JAARS day. The Queen’s Cup Steeplechase takes place four miles from downtown Waxhaw. 9 Waxhaw Library Association. library associationofwaxhaw.org . 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Working with babies: Babies at Work Program – BADGER Опубликовано: November 26, 2022 в 1:14 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Nurses Who Work with Babies: A Closer Look at Your Options Whether you’re already a parent or you’re just the type who can’t help but fawn over the babies you pass at the supermarket, you’ve probably known for a while now that working with little ones is your preferred calling. Outside of a career in early childhood education, becoming a nurse is one of the most viable paths to working with babies and young children. That’s great news for anyone who wants pair their passion for working with kids with a rock-solid healthcare career path. But what type of nursing path should you pursue? There are a variety of different types of nurses who work with babies and, from an outsider’s perspective, the differences between them can seem a little fuzzy. We’re here to help you develop a better understanding of the potential paths. 4 Jobs for aspiring nurses who want to work with babies If you have a passion for working in the medical field with the hopes of helping infants thrive, you’ve come to the right place. We compiled the details of four common nursing careers with the hope that this guide will help you choose the right path for you. 1. Labor and delivery nurses Job description:Labor and delivery nurses help welcome new babies into the world. They care for women during labor and childbirth and monitor the infant and mother during the process. They also help coach mothers and assist doctors throughout the stages of giving birth by administering medicine, aiding in inducing labor and timing contractions. These types of nurses can be found working in hospitals and physician’s offices, as well as in community clinics. Important skills and characteristics: Just like any other nurse, it’s important for a labor and delivery nurse to be detailed, thorough and organized. These types of nurses must be quick on their feet, stay calm during high-stress situations and tout an extra dose of empathy. Since giving birth can be an extremely emotional experience, it’s important that labor and delivery nurses can soothe and calm while staying firm when the going gets rough. Education and training: Labor and delivery nurses, like all registered nurses, must graduate with either a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or an Associate’s degree in Nursing (ADN) and satisfy all requirements for state licensure. While it’s possible to find a position as a labor and delivery nurse right out of college, employers may prefer candidates with nursing experience. Additionally, pursuing a nursing certification like the Inpatient Obstetric Nursing (RNC-OB®) certification through the National Certification Corporation is another way to show employers your interest in this role. 2. Neonatal nurses Job description: Neonatal nurses are typically the next specialized group to enter the picture of infant care after labor and delivery nurses. This type of nurse specializes in the care of newborn infants. Within this area of nursing are several subspecialties. They may care for perfectly healthy infants, provide more focused care for premature or ill babies, or work specifically with one seriously ill infant in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Some babies have respiratory problems or serious nutritional needs that can be life threatening, and a neonatal nurse can care for these types of infants around the clock. These types of nurses often work in high dependency and special care infant units in hospitals while other nurses work in the community with families whose babies have recently been discharged from the hospital. Important skills and characteristics: Since neonatal nurses work with high-risk patients, it’s important that they’re able to think of their feet and make quick decisions if they notice a sudden change. This role also requires frequently working with specialized equipment such as neonatal ventilators and incubators. As with all nursing roles, it’s important they stay calm during an emergency, have an excellent eye for detail and have the ability to communicate compassionately. Education and training: After completing the required steps to becoming a registered nurse, would-be neonatal nurses can give their resume a boost by first accumulating a year or two of nursing experience. Additionally, it may benefit neonatal nurses to pursue the CCRN® (Neonatal) credential from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) or the RNC Certification for Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing (RNC-NIC®). 3. Pediatric nurses Job description: Once babies are discharged and begin living and developing at home, pediatric nurses provide care for them as they grow into adolescents. They provide routine primary care services, such as health maintenance and exams, developmental screenings, and vaccinations. They also treat illness or injuries when they occur in children. Important skills and characteristics: As with all jobs for which working with children is the primary duty, it’s important to be able to roll with the punches, improvise and keep kids calm. Aside from all the organizational and relational skills required of RNs, a special emphasis on communicating with children, and helping them feel safe and cared for is always a plus. Education and training: In addition to meeting the requirements for becoming an RN, nurses interested in pediatrics can choose to pursue the Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN®). 4. Antepartum and postpartum nurses  Job description: While this job is more baby-adjacent than the ones we’ve covered so far, antepartum and postpartum nurses care for mothers during pregnancy and directly after.  Antepartum nurses most commonly work on hospital units for pregnant patients who are having complications with their pregnancy, like preeclampsia, hyperemesis gravidarum or gestational diabetes. Antepartum nurses continuously evaluate their patients, their vital signs, fetus health and any status changes for either the mother or the child. They give medications, prepare patients for procedures or imaging, and work with healthcare providers to create care plans and carry them out.  Postpartum nurses, on the other hand, care for patients in the days following delivery, whether by C-section or a vaginal birth. These are often emotional and challenging days for the parents and the child. Not only do postpartum nurses monitor the vital signs and status of the parents and child as well as create and carry out care plans, they also teach new parents important skills, like how to change diapers and how to feed the baby.  Important skills and characteristics: Pregnancy and postpartum care can be fraught with emotions, especially if the patient is having serious medical issues. The very best antepartum and postpartum nurses are compassionate, patient and understanding. They should be able to comfort patients having emotional distress as well as have the coping mechanisms to help themselves deal with the stress too. Education and training: First, you’ll need to become an RN. While there’s no specific antepartum or postpartum certifications at this time, it can help to shadow a nurse in antepartum or postpartum care or take additional continuing education coursework in subjects related to OB/GYN or labor and delivery. How will you make your impact? You now have a basic understanding of some of the common types of nurses who work with babies. After familiarizing yourself with each, do you have a better idea of where you’d like to focus your nursing career? If you’re looking for more information on the specifics of these nursing career paths, consider learning more about how to become a labor and delivery nurse, researching what it’s like being a neonatal nurse, or reading up on the ins and outs of pediatric nursing. While these specialized roles have their differences in their day-to-day duties, they do have one thing in common beyond working with babies: the need for becoming a registered nurse. Learn more about your options for becoming a registered nurse by visiting the Rasmussen University Professional Nursing degree page. RNC-OB and RNC-NIC are registered trademarks of the National Certification Corporation for the Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing Specialties. Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN) is a registered trademark of Pediatric Nursing Certification Board, Inc. CCRN is a registered trademark of the AACN Certification Board, Inc. Working From Home With a Baby or Toddler If you’re working from home, you might be wondering how you can keep your children entertained while you stay productive yourself. It is possible to work from home while caring for your little ones, but you may find it helpful to create a rough schedule and plan some fun indoor activities ahead of time so you have the supplies you’ll need on hand. Caring for a child (or children) under 36 months also means you’ll likely get the bulk of your work done in short bursts, so you’ll need to prioritize with this in mind. To help you juggle both responsibilities, we’ve collated some great tips on working from home while looking after your children. It may feel overwhelming at times but you’ve got this! How to Stay Productive While Working From Home Here are some tips for working from home with a child or children under 3 years of age: Work while your child sleeps. Take advantage of your children’s naps to tackle the most pressing tasks. If your children have a fairly predictable sleep routine, you may be able to knock off important phone calls or focus intensely on a project when they are likely to be snoozing. Working before they wake up or after they go to sleep is another good idea, especially if your job allows this kind of flexibility. Share the load. If both you and your partner are home, you might like to take turns with one of you feeding or playing with your children while the other gets the chance to work. By taking “shifts,” you can both get things done while your little ones are tended to. Plan out your day and week as best you can. Schedule when you will wake up and what you will do each day. Having a plan and a list of tasks will help you focus on the most critical items in the face of distractions. Work while you breastfeed or pump milk. If you pump breast milk, you may like to use a hands-free breast pump so that you can continue with working or a phone call. If you’re breastfeeding your little one, you may be able to take phone calls or read reports as you do. Dress for work. You may find it helpful to dress professionally so that you feel you are “at work” during work hours, and then change into more casual clothes in the evening. This also helps break up the day and may help you get into the mindset for both work and leisure. On the flipside, you may want to take advantage of the opportunity to work in the comfort of your leggings and T-shirt. Working while your children play. You may be able to get short bursts of work done while your children occupy themselves. If possible, the kind of work you attempt while your children are up should be the kind that can be interrupted, as your little ones will likely be trying to get your attention. Take advantage of the weekends. For example, you might like to cook on Saturdays or Sundays so that you have lunches and snacks ready to go for the week ahead. Another good choice for the weekend is to research some indoor activities for your baby or toddler so that you don’t get stuck mid-week. Remove other distractions. You already have enough on your plate with your little one. If you can, remove other “time-wasters” like social media. There are apps you can use that block your access to social media during work hours, for example. It might also help to schedule half an hour each day for chores so that you’re not constantly wanting to get up and put things away. Be realistic. You may need to be more flexible in how you work and more creative in how you use the hours you have at your disposal. Don’t beat yourself up if you can’t do everything, or can’t do everything perfectly—no one can! A more reasonable goal for a working parent is to be efficient and productive, which you can do by trying some of the tips in this article. Take time for yourself, if you can. It’s natural to get cabin fever if you’re working from home for an extended stretch while also caring for your child. If you can, during their daytime nap or once your children are asleep, take some time to do something for yourself like watching a series, having a pampering bath, or doing some exercise. Read on for specific tips on working with a newborn, older baby, or toddler in the house. Working at Home With Your Newborn Your newborn will likely be sleeping in three- to four-hour stretches all through the day, so you may be able to get solid blocks of time to work during her daytime sleep periods. Keep in mind that you’ll also be waking up for feedings, even if you’re splitting these with your partner, so be prepared to feel a little groggier during the day. As you work, you might like to “wear” your newborn in a baby carrier, sling, or wrap so your newborn can enjoy feeling close to you while you get things done. Although it’s just a nice-to-have extra, a bassinet can be helpful for a work-at-home parent, as it can easily be moved to be right by your desk or table, allowing you to remain close to your newborn as you work. Of course, if the width of your doorways allows it, you can also move your little one’s crib from room to room. Keep in mind that for your baby’s safety she should sleep only in her crib or bassinet. Staying Productive While You’re Home With an Older Baby As your baby will want to be near you, and you’ll want to keep an eye on her, place a few toys or an activity center on a play mat or in a playpen that you place right by you. This way you might be able to squeeze in some work while your little one plays next to you. If your baby enjoys it and you have one, she can also spend short stints in a baby swing, glider, or bouncer. This way, you may be able to have some peace and quiet to work as your baby entertains herself. Your baby likely has two naps a day—one mid-morning and one mid-afternoon—so take advantage of these opportunities to get some work done. Working From Home While Caring for Your Toddler Working from home with a toddler has its upsides and downsides. The positives are that your toddler may be able to entertain herself for short periods and may still take one or two naps a day, during which you can work. The challenge is that when your toddler is up she may want more of your attention. It’s OK to expect your older toddler to entertain herself for short intervals on occasion. You may need to be firm in telling her she has toys to play with and that for the next 30 minutes she needs to play quietly. To help your child understand the independent play time has an end in sight, consider setting a timer on your phone or microwave. Reassure them once the timer goes off, you’ll be able to take a break and spend some time with them – like play their favorite game or read a few books. Remember, independent play and being able to use her imagination and stave off boredom is an important skill to learn. To help support her solo play, create a safe space for your toddler to play in. It might be that you thoroughly childproof the living room and let your toddler play freely in that area while you work nearby from the kitchen counter or dining room table. Reward your toddler for playing nicely by herself by praising her and showing interest in what she was up to. Another option is to get your older toddler set up with her own “workstation” at the other end of the table to you. She could be busy “working” on a drawing, while you’re busy writing emails, for example. You could tell her that she’s a big kid now and that you’ll both be working for 30 minutes before you can take a break together. Example of a Daily Schedule When Working From Home Although you’ll need to work out a routine that works for you and your family, here’s a sample of what a day could look like while working from home while caring for your children: Coping With Tantrums, Fights, and Other Behavior If you are cooped up with a toddler, or have more than one child in the house, you may encounter issues that make working from home challenging—such as temper tantrums and sibling squabbles (which often lead to temper tantrums). Here are some ways to help curb and possibly even eliminate tantrums and other unwanted behavior: Avoid saying “no” where possible. You don’t have to give in to every demand, but you can try to deflect certain requests, redirect behavior, or provide an alternative. For example, if your preschooler and toddler want to race around on the floorboards that you don’t want to be scratched, you could encourage them to shift to a carpeted area instead. Of course, if they’re doing something unsafe, you should say “No, that’s dangerous” and refocus their attention elsewhere. Notice good behavior. When your child does something you’d like her to do (especially something that’s been difficult in the past), reward her with praise: “You did such a good job brushing your teeth” (or playing with your brother, or picking up your socks). This tactic can go a long way in boosting your child’s self-esteem and keeping the atmosphere calm and cheerful. Say yes to small wins. Go ahead and give in when the stakes aren’t high. For example, if your children want to have breakfast in their PJs, let them. It might also help you conserve some energy to dodge battles about relatively minor things. Provide options to choose from. When your toddler is given a choice about something, she may be more agreeable about the situation. For instance, if you child doesn’t like to get dressed, when you dress her in the morning, you could say, “Do you want to wear the blue shirt or the yellow one?” and let her decide. Offer only two options, though, and always select ones you can live with. Give a countdown. If something fun is about to end, instead of saying “TV off,” tell your child she has 15 minutes left. Then tell her again when she has 5 minutes to go. Give lots of praise when she does stop on time and does what you’d like at the pre-agreed time. Setting timers work well for this strategy as toddlers often get excited for the timer to go off, which helps deflect their attention away from the activity that’s going to end. Get a giggle going. If you see your toddler might be on the brink of a meltdown, try to get her to laugh before she starts a tantrum. For example, if your toddler doesn’t want to brush her teeth, start a goofy race to the bathroom and see who can make the silliest noise on the way. Practice taking turns. To head off a sibling fight over a toy, try to find two toys that both of your children like. Let them play with the toys for a short time (e.g. set a timer), and then have them trade toys. Though it’s a little time intensive for you to supervise, this is a good first step in learning to share, a big challenge for most small children. If you’re new to working from home and caring for your children at the same time, you may be feeling a little overwhelmed. Give yourself time to adjust and figure out what’s most effective for you in terms of routines. With a little trial and error, you’ll soon fall into a groove that works for your family. It might also help to remind yourself about the many positives of working from home, like less time commuting and more time with your family. Working with children 📚 – top of the best literature on the topic Working with children 📚 – top of the best literature on the topic | Read and listen online on MyBook What to choose Library Subscription 📖Knigi 🎧Audioknigi 👌 Basic books 🔥 Books 🎙 Top audiobook 9000 📖Books 🎧Audiobooks 👌Free books 🔥New items ❤️ Top books 🎙 Top Audiobook 🎙 Make up your podcast Home Library org/ListItem”> Topics Work with children Saort filters filters 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000. Diary of a psychoanalyst Caroline Eljacheff Premium In this book, Caroline Eljacheff, a well-known French psychoanalyst and pedopsychotherapist, talks about her experience in psychoanalytic and psychotherapeutic work with young children, including infants. 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Read books or listen online on the site, download the application for iOS or Android, so as not to part with your favorite books even without the Internet. About the project What is MyBook Legal information Copyright holders Documentation 9Ol000 Three leadership lessons you can learn from working with children Continuation of the story from Media news2 Stories November 09, 2018 Stories November 09, 2018 Veronica Elkina Ex-Story Editor Veronica Elkina Working with people is not easy. If you have ever been in a leadership role, you know that each person has their own work ethic, habits, preferences, and worldviews. People may miss deadlines, take time off from work, and have conflicts for no apparent reason. But if you think it’s hard to work with adults, try working with children. Veronica Elkina A Different Kind of Leadership From the very first day you start working with children, one important thing you will notice is that children are full of energy. You will be surprised how so much power fits in such a small body. A child will never tell you: “I’m a little tired, perhaps I’ll take a day off today.” Children are unstoppable. Their energy will drive you crazy. Children will ask you a lot of questions – from general and personal to those relating to the greatest mysteries of life. They will tell you incoherent stories and ask you to repeat the same joke over and over again until you curse the moment it occurred to you. But all this will be only if the children love you. Otherwise… as they say, what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. It is useless to try to fit in with children. Your goal is to direct their energy in the right direction, and for this it is not enough just to tell them what to do. Adults will listen to you because you are their boss, but children will only listen to you if they love and trust you. Therefore, in working with them, you need to use a simple, but not too obvious approach. Photo: Unsplash Creating a Playground for Communication The first step is to begin to take children seriously. Children do not think of themselves as “just a child”. The problem or question of a five-year-old child may seem insignificant to you, but for him they are quite real. Children won’t take you seriously if you treat them condescendingly. Listen to them with full seriousness and respect, and then they will listen to you. When a child understands that he is being taken seriously, he feels that he is accepted, that he is safe and all is well. This rule also works for employees and members of your team. The next step is keep the children busy. Children are surprisingly accommodating when they are busy with something. But to do this is not so easy. If a task, exercise or game is too simple or easy, children will quickly get bored with it. If the task is too confusing and difficult, they will give up. The ideal activity is like an apple that doesn’t hang too high or too low – it’s not that hard to get it, but it still needs to be reached. In the adult world, the execution of such tasks usually occurs in a state of flow. Photo: Unsplash Finally, you need clear rules. Children love to know what is and is not allowed and what rewards and punishments they can receive. When they understand what and how it works, they do not have a feeling of uncertainty. You don’t have to worry about what might happen. You just need to adjust the work to the existing structure. Well-formulated rules do not create restrictions, but, on the contrary, give freedom. Once you learn how to work with children, working with adults will become child’s play for you. After all, each of us was once a child – and he still lives inside all of us. If you can satisfy the needs and desires of this inner child, you will win the trust of an adult. Source. Related materials: Your team is a tribe. 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Infants Weekly rates   5 Days 3 Days M/W/F 2 Days T/TH 6 Weeks-12 Months $290. 00 $205.00 $150.00 Toddlers Weekly rates   5 Days 3 Days M/W/F 2 Days T/TH 12 Months-2 Years $290.00 $205.00 $150.00 2 Years-3 Years $241.50 $172.50 $120.75 Preschool Rates Please note there is a $100.00 one time registration fee, and a yearly $50. 00 materials fee. ($50.00 registration fee per child for preschool only families). Late pick up fee is 1.00/minute/child for the first 5 minutes, and then 5.00/minute/child. Preschool age (3-5) child care and preschool Weekly Rates   5 Days 3 Days M/W/F 2 Days T/TH 3-5 Years old $235.00 $175.00 $125.00 Before and After School Please note there is a $100.00 one time registration fee, and a yearly $50. 00 materials fee. Late pick up fee is 1.00/minute/child for the first 5 minutes, and then 5.00/minute/child. Weekly rates   5 days/week 3 days M/W/F 2 days T/TH Before & After $115.00 $75.00 $60.00 Before OR After Only $75.00 $50.00 $40.00 Non School Day During School Year Additional 40. 00/day added to regular week Additional 40.00/day added to regular week Additional 40.00/day added to regular week Early Release days Additional 30/day added to regular week Additional 30/day added to regular week Additional 30/day added to regular week Summer Camp or school breaks $195.00 a week or $46.00 a day. Weekly Activity fee of 15.00/week Kindergarten Weekly rates   5 days 3 days 2 days AM Only $138. 00 $109.25 $74.75 PM Only $138.00 $109.25 $74.75 Before or After $165.00 $130.00 $90.00 Before and After $205.00 $180.00 $105.00 Get in touch with us > Summer Camps Read more information about our preschool summer camps including fun field trips and activities! > Before & After School School aged children love attending our preschool! Learn more about what to expect with our before and after school programs. Growing By Leaps & Bounds Growing By Leaps & Bounds – Childcare Center in Burlington MA Current Rates Posted rates are for childcare services only, and do not include the cost of food, diapers, wipes, formula or other items that should be brought in from home. Rates are subject to date of birth, not classroom assignment. Sibling discount is applied to families that contract two or more days per week. Parents receive 7% off for second child and 10% off for third child.   HALF DAY – 4 hrs or less FULL DAY – over 4 hours # of Days Weekly Monthly Weekly Monthly INFANTS: Infant children are 1 to 15 months of age. 1 Day $92.00 $389.00 $126.00 $542.00 2 Days $172.00 $716.00 $221.00 $935.00 3 Days $233.00 $1000.00 $340.00 $1466.00 4 Days $308.00 $1317.00 $455.00 $1949.00 5 Days $362.00 $1563.00 $540. 00 $2331.00 TODDLERS: Toddler children are 16 months of age to 2.8 years. 1 Day $80.00 $324.00 $111.00 $471.00 2 Days $140.00 $571.00 $198.00 $845.00 3 Days $199.00 $846.00 $288.00 $1244.00 4 Days $262.00 $1123.00 $383. 00 $1648.00 5 Days $322.00 $1315.00 $457.00 $1949.00 PRESCHOOL/PRE-K: Preschool/Pre-K children are 2.9 years of age and older. 1 Day $65.00 $274.00 $98.00 $422.00 2 Days $106.00 $455.00 $171.00 $721.00 3 Days $155.00 $666.00 $247. 00 $1067.00 4 Days $201.00 $846.00 $328.00 $1415.00 5 Days $261.00 $1119.00 $386.00 $1650.00 **Rates are current from 8/1/2022 through 7/31/2023 and are based on age, not classroom assignment** Copyright 2019 Growing By Leaps & Bounds Official website of the Elista city administration 75″/> Version for the visually impaired Site search Administration of the city of Elista May 26, 13:34 Elistinians can go to rest on the sea coast by train March 1, 12:49 This year the Spring Festival in Kalmykia will be organized in a new format February 25, 14:51 Traditional weekly tour of construction sites February 25, 2:36 pm Renovated sports complex of secondary school No. 4 is open to visitors February 23, 10:54 A solemn event dedicated to the Defender of the Fatherland Day was held today in the Kalmyk capital February 23, 10:46 My years are my wealth February 21, 2:50 pm Weekly executive meeting on the results of the work of the municipality and subordinate institutions over the past seven days Elista residents can go to rest on the sea coast by train This year the Spring Festival in Kalmykia will be organized in a new format Traditional weekly tour of construction sites 14 The renovated sports complex of secondary school No. 4 is open to visitors A solemn event dedicated to the Defender of the Fatherland Day was held today in the Kalmyk capital My years are my wealth Weekly executive meeting on the results of the work of the municipality and subordinate institutions for… Latest news All news Welcome to the official website of the Elista City Administration! Here you will find information about our city, the activities of the executive and administrative body of local self-government, the latest news of the city, as well as information about the services provided to the population. City Administration Legislation Municipal services traffic police fines Litigation Service invoices State fees Tax debts By receipt number City of Elista We use cookies to improve the site and user experience. By continuing to use the site, you consent to the use of cookies. You can always disable cookies in your browser settings. Clear Omsk. Official Portal of the Administration of the City of Omsk Applications for the competition of grants for start-up entrepreneurs have begun. Applications are accepted until November 15th. Up-to-date information on cooperation and interaction between the municipality and business in the field of socio-economic development of city institutions. A People’s Front project to support military units of the DPR and LPR has started. You can help soldiers and residents of the republics on the website pobeda.onf.ru. Certain categories of citizens are provided with land free of charge. We publish the procedure for registration, lists and schemes of plots for individual housing construction and summer cottage construction. 17 fascinating articles about the formation and development of the Siberian metropolis and 200 unique photographs and illustrations. The head of the administration of the Soviet District held a personal reception of citizens November 02, 2022 at 17:30 Society Residents’ questions were related to inclusion in the program “Formation of a comfortable urban environment”, the removal of illegal structures, the maintenance of alleys, the equipment of pedestrian sidewalks. Infant day care houston: Houston Montessori Daycare & Preschool with S.T.E.A.M. Curriculum Опубликовано: November 26, 2022 в 12:17 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Infant Care Early Care Skip to content Infant Caremattczencz2022-05-09T09:43:20-06:00 Infant Care Interacting, learning and growing! Browse our infant care programs and register below. Register Now Infant Care – 6 weeks to 17 months Programs at the Y Children’s Academy are the first step down the path of educational progression at the Y. Early care activities are designed to meet the growth and developmental needs of each child through The Creative Curriculum (R), a research based, state approved teaching strategy. Starting at the infant level, youth are introduced to daily instruction that focuses on routines and experiences that grows with them, increasing their kindergarten readiness and promoting social-emotional development. Our trained staff provide a nurturing environment where your children will learn, grow and thrive in a safe environment. Financial assistance is available through the YMCA and other subsidies. YMCA Children’s Academy Infant Care is offered at the locations listed below. YMCA Children’s Academy Infant Care is currently offered at the following locations. Scroll to: YMCA Children’s Academy atKIPP – ConnectKIPP – East EndKIPP – NortheastKIPP – UnityHouston Community CollegeHuntsville Family YMCAUniversity ParkAvenue CenterTexas Medical CenterWendel D. Ley Family YMCAWisdom High SchoolThe Woodlands Family YMCA at Shadowbend YMCA Children’s Academy at KIPP – Connect A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 6700 Bellaire, Houston, TX 77074 Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years. Food: Children will need to bring lunch and snack with them to the program. YMCA Children’s Academy at KIPP – East End A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 5402 Lawndale Street, Houston, TX 77023 Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years. Food: Children will need to bring lunch and snack with them to the program. YMCA Children’s Academy at KIPP – Northeast A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 9616 Mesa Drive, Houston, TX 77078 Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years. Food: Children will need to bring lunch and snack with them to the program. YMCA Children’s Academy at KIPP – Unity A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 8500 South Texas 6, Houston, TX 77083 Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years. Food: Children will need to bring lunch and snack with them to the program. YMCA Children’s Academy at Houston Community College A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 713-718-5437 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Erica Miles Food: Breakfast, lunch and snack provided by the Houston Food Bank. More Info Located on the campus of Houston Community College Central Campus, the YMCA collaborates with the HCC Education Department and Nursing Program. The program is proud to be a location that welcomes college students who need observation hours and internship hours. Early Childhood and Nursing students have the opportunity to come to the Academy as part of their class requirement. The collaboration with HCC and YMCA allows Early Childhood and nursing students the opportunity to use child development practices in the classroom setting. Huntsville Family YMCA A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 936-295-8009 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Delisa Carver Food: Breakfast and lunch provided by the Houston Food Bank. Regular formula, baby food, and cereal provided for infants. YMCA Children’s Academy at University Park A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 281-257-6600 6:30 am – 6:30 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Amy McMeekin Food: Breakfast, lunch and snack provided by Houston Food Bank. More Info Located on the campus of Lonestar College at University Park, our Children’s Academy provides a block rate for full time students of Lonestar College. Full time and part time rates are available for full time students. YMCA Children’s Academy at Avenue Center A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star A College Bound from Birth program site 3517 Irvington, Houston, 77009 713-692-3457 6:30 am – 6:00 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Angela Garza Food: Breakfast and lunch provided by the Houston Food Bank. YMCA Children’s Academy at Texas Medical Center A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star A College Bound from Birth program site 713-747-2173 6:00 am – 6:30 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Elizabeth Beltran Food: Breakfast, lunch and snack provided. Wendel D. Ley Family YMCA A 3 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 281-458-7777 6:30 am – 6:30 pm Ages: 12 months to 5 years Director: Sharon Isaac Food: Breakfast and lunch provided by the Houston Food Bank. YMCA Children’s Academy at Wisdom High School A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star United Way Bright Beginnings Program Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Ashelynn Clark Food: Parent provides meals and snacks. More Info Located on the campus of Wisdom High School, this program is for high school students who desire to complete their high school education. Faculty and staff of Wisdom and nearby HISD schools are also eligible to attend this program. This program follows the HISD academic calendar and will resume once HISD opens on campus classes. The Woodlands Family YMCA at Shadowbend A 4 Star Program with Texas Rising Star 281-681-6716 6:30 am – 6:30 pm Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Director: Michelle Zymowski Food: Breakfast, lunch and snack provided by Houston Food Bank. General Information: For policy and payment information and answers to wide-range of frequently asked questions, please review our Early Childhood Development Parent Handbook. To begin the registration process: You must be a YMCA impact member or facility member to register your child for early care. After you have become a member, you will need to create an online account, so that you can register for early care. Additional information: If your child has any special needs or will need special accommodations while in our care, please contact your local Y prior to starting the registration process. Your child will not be enrolled in child care until we receive the following: Signed registration form Completed and signed General Liability Waiver Received or scheduled payment We ask that you have the following information available when you begin the online registration process: Your child’s shot records Emergency contact information for someone other than yourself (not a parent or guardian) Your name, address and phone number Release of contact information Insurance information Physician’s information Hospital information Payment information The goal of early childhood development programs is for children to be well prepared to enter school. Our programs are licensed by the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services, Child Care Licensing. Contact a YMCA Children’s Academy location closest to you for more information. Program Directory Filter by: Clear Search Results Filter Results Location Preferences XClose Locations Clear Location Search Clear AllSave and Update Schedule Preferences XClose Age Days Clear AllSave and Update Programs & Classes XClose Programs & Classes Clear AllSave and Update Clear All Filters 0 programs meet your criteria XClose Register Do you want to register for this session only, or for multiple sessions of this program at this location? More results for this program at this location XClose Activity Details More results for this program at this location Toggle Sliding Bar Area In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday and to allow our staff time to celebrate with family and friends, our YMCA centers will follow adjusted hours during the Thanksgiving holiday. Wednesday, November 23: Regular open – 7 pm (Thelma Ley Anderson will close at 12 pm), Thanksgiving Day: Closed, Friday, November 25: The Alief, Thelma Ley Anderson, Houston Texans and MD Anderson Family YMCA’s will be closed, all other locations will be open 8 am – regular close. 1 Go to Top Infant Daycare Houston TX | The Growing Tree Academy Best Childcare Techniques Activities for children of any age Infants/Young Toddlers (6 weeks to 18 months) Toddlers (18 months to 2 years) Preschoolers (2 years to 4 years old) After School and Summer Camp (5 Years to 12 years old) Come Tour Our Two Locations No matter the age of your child, The Growing Tree Academy can provide quality teaching thanks to our low teacher to student ratio and abundant staff members. We communicate with parents to make certain your infant has everything they need and plan an individual schedule based upon their unique requirements and input from parents. Our toddler programs are aimed at letting kids grow and experience a variety of engaging games and ideas that will make them more aware of their individual talents and thought processes.  By presenting kids with a wide range of creative tasks and concepts, they begin to learn new things and use their ability to think through problems and apply their talents. For older kids from ages 5 to 12, we offer after school program and summer camp delivers them with a way to get outside and have fun while still maintaining a focus on learning and teachers who can help with homework. All-day daycare with cameras to check up anytime through the internet enables parents to get things done with total peace of mind that their loved ones are in knowledgeable and capable hands. All of our staff are certified in CPR and first aid, so no matter what happens you can be assured that they’ll be provided with rapid assistance at any time. The Growing Tree Academy makes learning new things fun while giving kids the opportunity to take part in exciting activities and make new friendships that will last long into the future. Monday through Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Spanish, Physical Education (PE), Technology (Computers), Dance and Art classes are included in our curriculum. Nutritious breakfast, lunch and two snacks are provided. Our Programs Choose a program for your child (6 weeks to 18 months) Infants /Young Toddlers Infants follow their own individual schedule Information provided by parents is used to plan each day according to his/her needs (18 months to 2 years) Toddlers Learn through educational exploration and play Creativity and freedom of choice are encouraged as toddlers gain their independence (2 years to 4 years old) Preschool Children learn new concepts through weekly themes enhancing play and allowing them to share ideas. 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My name is Ludmila Weiner. I am the founder and artistic director of the Joy Children’s Theatre, Houston. Theater in my life appeared quite by accident. Previously, I had never been even behind the scenes of professional theaters, and there were no prerequisites for this. It all started with the fact that my husband Efim and a team of his like-minded friends from Novosibirsk organized an adult theater group in Houston and began to stage performances. I witnessed this action, sat at rehearsals and saw how the puzzle of the whole performance is assembled from small episodes, skits. It was a miracle!!! And my youngest daughter Nastya, at that time she was 6-7 years old, began to rapidly lose her Russian language. This was the motivation in a playful way with her and the children of our friends to start staging performances. It was through the game, as if unobtrusively, that we expanded the vocabulary, intonation, and pronunciation. The children saw that this is a living, very beautiful language, our undoubted wealth. First, our first play Cinderella was performed at home and in the homes of our friends, then we showed it in the “grandfather’s” garden for the elderly. It was a bombshell effect. Everyone was happy – both the children, their parents, and, most importantly, our elderly viewers. It gave us strength and confidence. And we went up and up. Creation of the theater “Joy”, regular rehearsals, premieres, tours of the cities of America and abroad (Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Russia, etc.), festivals, theater camps and other events. More than 300 children took to the big stage. “Tom Sawyer” our 29performance. We have already come to Austin with performances 6 times, many people know us and look forward to seeing you. We hope that the audience will also warmly welcome “Tom Sawyer”. About the show Funny and unusual adventures of Tom Sawyer and his friends will take viewers to the world of childhood, where unbridled fantasy and mischief reign. The life of the children of a small provincial town is full of important things: from painting the fence to removing warts. Little boy Tom, everyone’s favorite rogue and dreamer, in a short time manages to fall out of love with one girl and fall in love with another, test friendship for strength, become a witness to a murder and expose the insidious Indian Joe. He manages to completely change public opinion about himself. This is a performance about children who become adults, and about adults who remain children at heart. The musical and exciting production will be interesting not only for younger teenagers, the same age as the characters, but also perfect for family viewing. Interesting facts. During the production of the play, our actors visited the town of Hannibal (Missouri), where Mark Twain spent his childhood, and it was there that the actions described in the novel were played out. This is the house where Tom lived, and the fence that Tom had to paint; the home of District Attorney Thatcher, Becky’s father; Aunt Polly’s shop. The guys visited the famous McDougal Cave, which is now renamed the Mark Twain Cave, sailed on a ship along the Mississippi, and even visited the cemetery, where dramatic events took place. Tickets for the performance can be purchased via Zelle at [email protected] (please enter your name and email address to receive confirmation of payment). Tickets will be waiting for you at the entrance. Ticket price is $20. Inquiries by phone 713-857-3520 (Lyudmila Weiner). – Tell your story in America. Where did you study and work before Texas? We moved to the States 25 years ago from the Republic of Dagestan under the refugee program (refugee). In Russia, I worked as a neuropathologist. – Was Texas your choice or just a coincidence? We ended up in Texas by coincidence, as my parents and relatives already lived in Houston. – What do you like most about Texas? I really like Houston precisely because of its everyday, routine life with excellent service in any institutions (cultural, polite people), a large Russian-speaking, very friendly community (I have been judging this by my children’s theater for 16 years), beautiful and comfortable houses (at we have a big house), roads, large parking lots, cleanliness and greenery everywhere. In terms of tourism, of course, it’s boring, but you can travel everywhere. – Please tell us about your profession and your work. Here in America I work as a professional massage therapist and I love my job immensely. Helping people regain their health is at the core of my profession. And my medical experience only helps in this. – Which of your creative projects do you remember the most, why? All performances are expensive and unique, they are like your own children. There are no passing jobs. After all, you put your soul into every project. Many children and adults take part in it, who are already like family in your life. – Do you participate in professional groups? If so, which ones? Our team is amateur, but we take part in festivals and competitions where we are judged by professional directors and actors. If possible, I invite master classes of professional actors. And I consult with them. I went through a lot of professional trainings and continue to study and study. – Please tell us about your family. I have 4 children. Three of them went on a medical path – the eldest daughters Liza and Katya are dentists, the son Zhenya is an anesthesiologist. They already have their own families and children who have started going to our theater (we are also saving the Russian language). The younger Nastenka is an artist. My husband is a faithful assistant, technical director and coordinator of our theatre. If the entire artistic component of the theater lies with me, then Yefim does all the technical and organizational work. – What do you do outside of work? What are your interests and hobbies? Husband, children, grandchildren, children’s theatre, massage, travel – and the circle is complete… – What else would you like to tell about yourself? I want as many children as possible to pass through the magic doors of the theatre, not to get the profession of an artist, but to acquire self-confidence, the ability to transform, express emotions, or, conversely, to hide them, to feel the shoulder of the team, remaining personality, to preserve the cultural heritage and beauty of the Russian language. 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Take full advantage of our site features by enabling JavaScript. Find something memorable, join a community doing good. (187 relevant results) Caring for nature is, first of all, a tribute to oneself – “Ingushetia” – online newspaper And it could not be otherwise. “The geography of a people is always a symbolic expression of the soul of a people,” wrote the philosopher N. Berdyaev to confirm this idea. Realizing the inextricable connection with their habitat, the highlanders took care of the surrounding nature: they cut down the forest, regretting it, realizing that it should be used not only as a source of warmth and comfort, but also protected for future generations. “The tree was looked after for firewood ahead of time,” recalled Khusein Kharsiev, 1929 years of birth – they chose only the one that is crooked, dry, with a large hollow. And they hunted only at the time when the cubs of forest animals no longer needed parental care. Ancestors perceived their natural abode as a natural state of their world order, cared about the rational use of natural resources, their preservation and enhancement. As the famous writer Isa Kodzoev recalls in one of his programs, old people taught children from an early age to treat natural gifts with care. So, when collecting medicinal herbs, they explained that they should not be uprooted, they should be cut with a knife so that they could benefit people in the future. If a path had already been trodden in the forest, in the field or in the yard, it was impossible to leave it in order to trample down the grass cover as little as possible. Children were taught not to pluck grass, which is equivalent to pulling out a tuft of hair, etc. The hunters had the same careful attitude towards animals. “They developed some specialization in their craft, including a careful attitude towards wild animals. Uncontrolled hunting of animals was not allowed. There was a ban on hunting animals while rearing offspring. Mining was regulated based on reasonable needs, objectively necessary and sufficient to maintain a normal life. They hunted mainly those species of animals that were massive, large and most accessible. No matter how many people were in the hunting group, more than 3-4 animals could not be killed. So, deer hunting was allowed only in the month of “sai laha butt” (the month when the deer trumpets), that is, October. Deer by this time were becoming competent. There were also certain groves where hunting was completely prohibited. It was also not allowed to touch a pregnant animal,” wrote Zeynep Dzarakhova, Doctor of Historical Sciences, in her research. According to the stories of Lyuba Kaloeva, born in 1929, according to ancient legends, when garbage was burned, it was necessary to say loudly three times: “All living things, leave this place for a while.” It can be seen that these are echoes of paganism, but, nevertheless, this is also a kind of protection of the environment, in this case, living beings. It was impossible to catch and mock frogs, break an anthill, according to legend, this was punished by heavy rains. There was also such an interesting parable that spoke of the cowardice of those who shot at birds. “They say that once the king of beasts asked the eagle: “Aren’t you afraid to soar openly above people?” To which the eagle replied: “A man will not shoot at me, and not a man will not hit. ” I remember that grandmother Eset Shuturova said that it was forbidden to wash clothes in rivers and reservoirs so as not to pollute the water. It was necessary to collect it in a container and wash it no closer than 4-5 meters, then drain it there. Water, passing through the soil, was thus purified. The same was to be done during ablution, and in the case of washing hands, and bathing. For the latter purposes, places were allocated away from the settlement – both for ethical reasons and from the point of view of water protection. Our ancestors also regulated the driving of cattle to pastures so that they would not turn into deserts. There are many such examples, but it is already clear that even in ancient times people cared about the reasonable use of natural resources, about their preservation and increase. These were the first feeble attempts to balance the use of natural resources and their restoration for future generations. The Islamic idea of ​​nature and man is also sacred, for both man and nature are creations of the Almighty. In Islam, a person is responsible for the preservation of the purity and beauty of nature. Islam condemns owners who for some reason do not cultivate their lands and at the same time do not cede them to anyone. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said that water, pastures and salt are common, considered it a sin to curse natural phenomena: “Do not scold nature, because it obeys the Lord.” The Qur’an also states that God created the heavens, the earth and animals to benefit people. It is the duty of every man to protect the earth and use its benefits proportionately. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and his followers inspired people with care and love for animals, which made their work easier. It is considered a responsible sin to hit an animal. Any kind of treatment of animals that does not correspond to their purpose is prohibited. For example, you cannot ride a cow or put a load on its back. It is necessary to take care of good food and clean keeping of animals, especially horses. It is not allowed to cut off any part of the body of a living animal. It is also forbidden to make an animal a target for shooting. It is not allowed to approach at night a place chosen by birds to rest. It is forbidden to arrange spectacles from the fight of birds and animals. It is also impossible to pluck feathers from a bird before its slaughter (killing for the purpose of eating or as a sacrifice). Our religion forbids unreasonable aggression against our younger brothers. An authentic hadith tells how Allah rebuked one of his prophets, despite the fact that the prophets have a special exalted position in front of Allah. This story is about how Allah rebuked one of his prophets for burning an anthill because of one ant that bit him. In the collection “As-Sahih” by Imam al-Bukhari, from the words of Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) it is reported that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “Once one of the prophets stopped for a halt under a tree, and he was bitten by an ant, then he ordered to remove his equipment, and when he was removed from under the tree, he ordered that the dwelling of this ant be burned in the fire. And Allah inspired him in Revelation: “Was it not just one ant?!” Justice says that the innocent did not have to suffer for the guilty. This prophet was attacked by only one ant, and if there was a need for punishment, then it would be more correct to punish only one, without touching the rest. Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) taught us that it is our legitimate right to defend ourselves against people and animals attacking us. But the destruction of all ants by fire in this case has nothing to do with justice. A special place in Islam is occupied by sacrifice, the meaning of which is not to kill an animal, but to donate part of one’s property in favor of the hungry. According to the teachings of Islam, on the Day of Judgment, a sparrow will rebuke a person: “Lord, he killed me in vain, without any benefit!” According to Islam, it is forbidden to cut an animal in the presence of another animal. It is forbidden to sharpen a knife or other tool used for slaughtering in the presence of an animal. You can not cut the animal with a blunt knife, bringing him additional suffering. It is considered a grave sin to throw any animal into the fire, even if it is a flea, mosquito or other small insect. There is a legend that some followers of Muhammad put bells on their feet so that small creatures, having heard the ringing, would move away and not fall under their feet. Thus, Islam, like most other religions, calls for environmental protection. But, in spite of all this, with the development of technological progress, humanity is causing enormous damage to nature. As early as the beginning of the 20th century, it became obvious that it was necessary to take special and effective measures to protect nature. The problem of the impoverishment of the Earth is growing every time. For example, 100 billion tons of minerals are removed from the Earth’s interior every year, more than 90% of which goes to waste. The rainforest has been destroyed by more than 40%. Its felling continues at a speed of more than 20 hectares per minute! Nearly 1,000 animal species and 25,000 plant species are now endangered. Mankind, having accumulated unheard-of technical power, is engaged in self-destruction. This means that the cause of nature conservation, like the cause of peace, concerns both the state and each of us. In Ingushetia, under the protection of the state, there is a nature reserve “Erzi”, which began to function from 1993 years old This is a unique territory with a peculiar natural, mountainous landscape and historical and cultural values. There are about 119 species of animals, more than 340 herbs, including those listed in the Red Book. Unfortunately, the descendants of their ancestors are not so thrifty with natural values. The visit to mountainous Ingushetia, which has become massive, has become disastrous. On the one hand, it is good when a national identity wakes up in the descendants, a desire to get to know their history closer, the cradle of the Ingush people. On the other hand, these are the remains of fires and garbage under centuries-old pines, these are polluted riverbeds, the most valuable sources of water – springs. It’s time to think about this for everyone, and not just for the state reserve by the nature of its activity. I am pleased with the actions, teip raids to clean up the territory of their ancestral village and just the banks of the rivers, which have been taking place lately. But even this is not enough. Now, if everyone thinks about how great your contribution to the care of nature is, then this is priceless. In addition, taking care of the world around us is a tribute to oneself, since a person is a part of nature. July 24 is International Self Care Day About International Day of Self Care What is “self-care”? Let’s turn to history How to take care of yourself? About International Day of Self Care On July 24, the world celebrates International Self-Care Day. The date – 07/24 – was chosen to emphasize the main idea: in order to maintain health, it is important to take good care of yourself 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The purpose of the holiday is to promote the concept of self-care as a vital foundation of health. The day was established in 2011 at the initiative of the International Self-Care Foundation (ISF), a UK registered charity that promotes a healthy lifestyle. What is “self-care”? “Self-care” or Self-care is a fashionable principle in recent years that has become a kind of cultural phenomenon of the 21st century. Social media is full of instructions on how to take care of yourself. But do we know what this concept really means? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), self-care is the ability of individuals, families and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health, and manage disease and disability on their own or with the support of healthcare professionals. This concept recognizes people as active participants in protecting their own health. It does not replace the health care system, but opens up new possibilities. Let’s turn to history Self-care is not a new human activity. From the first stages of the formation of human society, people were independently responsible for their own health, as well as the health of their loved ones, trying to make medicines and apply them in various situations. As time went on, the need for increased health care capabilities increased. The 19th century saw a great breakthrough in the field of healthcare, thanks to scientific and medical discoveries, technical advances in diagnosis and treatment, and the development of medicine as a professional branch. Patients gratefully passed this responsibility into the hands of doctors, who prescribed new, more effective drugs. The doctor became a mystical figure who possessed some kind of secret knowledge. Thus, a paternalistic approach was formed (from the Latin paternus – “paternal, fatherly”), which is still firmly rooted both in the minds of patients and in the practice of medical workers. However, times are rapidly changing, and with them the needs of society are changing. The paternalistic approach every year is less and less suitable for modern reality. Why? A paternalistic approach is costly if applied to the majority of the population. The level of education has risen, so people want to get more information and make decisions for themselves. Lifestyle-related chronic diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes) have come out on top among the causes of death and disability, which means that only the person himself can influence their development. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2010, lifestyle diseases – heart attack and stroke, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes – account for 63% of all causes of death in the world. In developed countries, this figure rises to 88%. This means that most premature deaths can be prevented by taking responsibility for one’s own health. How to take care of yourself? ISF has proposed a system of seven pillars of self-care. 1. Knowledge and health literacy. Often, medical information can be complex and confusing for a person whose activities are not related to medicine. Health literacy implies the ability to understand the data received, as well as to know where to find more information related to improving his health. It is also the ability to distinguish “good” information from “bad” information. Importantly, health literacy is a stronger predictor of a person’s health than income, employment status, education level, and racial or ethnic group. 2. Mental well-being. The World Health Organization defines mental health as a state of well-being in which a person realizes their potential, can cope with everyday stresses, can work productively, and is also able to contribute to their community. In addition to mental health, the second pillar of self-care experts include self-awareness and freedom of action. They are important because they are the starting point for any activity related to taking care of your own health. 3. Physical activity. Physical activity is any movement of the body produced by skeletal muscles that requires the expenditure of energy. It significantly improves health, fitness and mood. An active lifestyle can prevent many non-communicable diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, colon and breast cancer, and dementia. Also, regular exercise gives a person many pleasant bonuses, among them: reduced stress, improved mental health, improved sleep, reduced risk of fractures, especially in older people. It’s never too late to start exercising, and for each age group, WHO has set its own rate of physical activity. 4. Healthy eating. Poor nutrition is one of the main risk factors for chronic noncommunicable diseases. The prevalence of overeating and consumption of low-nutrient, high-calorie foods has led to a global epidemic of obesity. Childhood obesity is a particularly acute problem, as an overweight child grows into an overweight adult who develops cardiovascular disease and diabetes earlier than their peers. Following the WHO recommendations for healthy eating will help improve health, as well as prevent a huge number of diseases, including several forms of cancer, heart attack and stroke. 5. Risk reduction. From a health perspective, risk reduction is the prevention of behavior that can lead to illness or death. Behavior that reduces health risks is the most affordable and easiest way to take care of yourself. What should be done to reduce the risk? Make sure you are vaccinated. Be aware of when you need to be vaccinated, and also do not forget about the timing of revaccination. Protect yourself from the sun. Avoid the midday sun, stay in the shade on a clear day, and use sunscreen. Excessive exposure to sunlight is harmful to the skin, vision, and immune system, and is a major cause of skin cancer. Follow the safety rules when using transport. This is especially important, since unsafe driving threatens the health and life of not only the person himself, but also those around him. Try to drive carefully, always use seat belts, and when using a bicycle, do not forget about a helmet. Give up alcohol and tobacco. The World Health Organization considers tobacco one of the biggest threats to public health and also mentions that there is no safe dose of alcohol for health. Practice only safe sex. Most sexually transmitted infections can be avoided. To do this, experts recommend the use of a latex condom, regular examinations, and raising the level of literacy in matters of safe sex. 6. Good hygiene. Hygiene helps maintain health and prevents the spread of disease, particularly infections. Hand washing is the most important hygiene practice. This is a very simple yet highly effective way to reduce the spread of intestinal infections by more than 30%. It is enough to follow simple rules: you need to wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and then dry them thoroughly. Good hygiene habits also include proper food handling, regular oral care, and more. 7. Rational use of medicines and health services. A person’s proper use of medicines and other health products is an important element in maintaining good health and self-care. This empowers patients, for example, in easily recognizable conditions or exacerbation of chronic diseases after initial diagnosis by a specialist. What kind of goods and services can these be? Prescription drugs after consulting a doctor. Medicines available without a prescription. Care products. Natural health products. Diagnostic tools (home blood pressure monitors, test strips, and so on). Tools for quitting nicotine. Wellness services (such as a gym membership). Medical services (reflexology, massage and so on). WHO considers self-medication one of the most important forms of self-care. Unfortunately, the irrational use of medicines is a huge problem all over the world. Therefore, it may seem that this kind of self-help will only exacerbate the situation with inadequate use of medications. However, experts believe that with the right level of education, self-medication can help people and improve their quality of life. To do this, you need to follow simple rules: Always read the instructions and other information that you receive with your medicine. Carefully follow the instructions in the instructions. Make sure you can drive a car while taking this drug, and find out what other medicines you can’t take while taking this drug. Ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain anything you don’t understand. Page 25 of 112 « Previous 1 … 23 24 25 26 27 … 112 Next » Назад 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 … 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 Вперед