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Bengal cat – Wikipedia

The Bengal cat is a domesticated cat breed created from hybrids of domestic cats, especially the spotted Egyptian Mau, with the Asian leopard cat ( Prionailurus bengalensis ). The name of the breed comes from the taxonomic name of the leopard cat.

Bengals have a wild appearance; their golden shimmer comes from their leopard cat ancestors, and their coats may have spots, rosettes, arrowhead marks, or marbling. This is an energetic breed that requires a lot of exercise and play.

Contents

• 1 History
  • 1.1 Early history
  • 1.2 Bengals as a breed Our cats and everything about them . ^[1]

    The next recorded mention of a cross between an Asian leopard cat and a domestic cat was in 1924 by the Belgian Scientific Journal, and in 1941 a Japanese publication on cats published an article about a cat kept as a pet. ^[2]

    The first breeding attempts always stopped after one or two generations. Jean Mill was a breeder who decided to make a domestic cat with the fur of a wild cat.

    Bengals as a breed

    Jean Sugden Mill holding a Bengal cat in an undated photograph.

    Gene Mill of California is considered the creator of the modern Bengal breed. She had a degree in psychology from Pomona College and took several courses in genetics at UC Davis. ^[3]

    She made the first known deliberate crossbreeding of an Asian leopard cat with a domestic cat (a black California cat). ^[4] However, Bengals as a breed actually started in earnest much later. ^[3] In 1970, Mill resumed her breeding efforts, and in 1975 she received a group of Bengal cats that were bred for use in genetic testing at Loma Linda University by Willard Centerwall. ^[5] Others also started breeding Bengals. ^{[ WHO? ]}

    Cat Registries

    In 1983, the breed was officially accepted by the International Cat Association (TICA). ^[5] Bengals gained championship status in 1991. ^[6]

    In 1997, the Cat Fancy Governing Council (GCCF) accepts Bengal cats. ^[7]

    In 1999, the Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) accepted Bengal cats into its registry. ^[8]

    B The Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) was one of the last organizations to accept the Bengal cat into its registry. The CFA board accepted the Bengal cat as Miscellaneous at a board meeting on February 7, 2016. For a Bengal cat to be registered with the CFA, it must be F6 or later (6 generations removed from the Asian Leopard Cat or non-Bengal domestic cat’s feline ancestors).” ^[9]

    In 1999, the Australian Cat Federation (ACF) accepted the Bengal cat into its registry. ^[10]

    Charcoal Bengal kitten with white spectacle markings and black rosettes.

    Early generation Bengal

    Bengals from the first three generations of breeding (F1 – F3) are considered “founder cats” or “early generation” Bengals. Early generation (F1 – F3) males are often sterile. Thus, female F1, F2 and F3 early generation Bengals are bred to fertile domestic Bengals. ^[4] F1 hybrid Bengal females are fertile, so they are used in subsequent unidirectional reverse cross matings with fertile male domestic cats. Some male Bengals have produced viable sperm as early as the F2 backcross generation: this is considered rare in breeding communities that regularly cross early generation females with fertile late generation hybrid males. ^[11]

    To be considered a domestic Bengal cat in major cat registries, a Bengal cat must be at least four generations (F4) or more from an Asian Leopard cat. ^[12]

    Popularity

    The Bengal breed was more fully developed by the 1980s. “In 1992, the International Cat Association had 125 registered Bengal Breeders.” ^[4] By the 2000s, Bengals had become a very popular breed. In 2019, there are over 1,000 Bengal breeders worldwide.

    Bengal breeding growth

    Year

    Bengal breeders registered with TICA Bengals come in a wide variety of coat colors. [14] [15] The International Cat Association (TICA) recognizes several Bengal colors. Brown spotted, lynx point seal (snow), sepia, silver and mink spotted Striped Bengals. [16] Spotted rosette Bengal kitten in a bed with black and white rosettes reaches out to explore the camera. The Bengal cat is the only domestic cat breed that has a rosette marking. People most often associate the Bengal with the most popular color: the Brown Spotted/Pink Bengal. However, Bengals have a wide variety of colors and patterns. Even in the brown spot/rosette category, bengals can be: red, brown, black, ticked, grey, spotted, rosette, cloudy. Many people are struck by the resemblance of a Bengal cat to a leopard. Among domestic cats, the Bengal color is perhaps the most diverse and unique. Marble Brown Marble Bengal at TICA (2013) Domestic cats have four different ancestral coat patterns – ticked, mackerel, spotted and spotted – collectively referred to as tabby spots. [17] Christopher Kahlin, a Stanford University geneticist, conducted a study that was used to identify the spotted gene and the marbled gene in domestic Bengal cats. Kaelin studied color and pattern variation in northern California feral cats and was able to identify the gene responsible for the marbled pattern in Bengal cats. [18] Snow Bengal with ink markings (horizontal stripes along the eyes) UC Davis DNA test showed a cat of three recessive colors. Bengal size The Bengal is a spotted cat breed of medium to large size. [19] Bengals are long and lean. Bengals are larger than the average domestic cat due to their muscular body. Legal restrictions In the US, cities and states may have legal restrictions. In New York and the state of Hawaii, Bengal cats are illegal (as are all other domestic-feral cat hybrids). [20] [21] [22] In various other places, such as Seattle, Washington and Denver, Colorado, there are restrictions on owning Bengal. [23] Generation F1-F4 Bengals are regulated in New York State, Georgia, Massachusetts, Delaware, Connecticut, and Indiana. Except as noted above, Bengal cats from and beyond the F5 generation are considered domestic and generally legal. Bengali was regulated in the United Kingdom, however the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs removed previous licensing requirements in 2007. [24] F5 Bengals are not restricted in Australia, but their importation is difficult. [25] Temperament Bengal cats are intelligent, energetic and playful (although in some rare cases they can be quite lazy). Many Bengal owners say that their Bengals naturally retrieve objects and often enjoy playing in the water. [26] The International Cat Association (TICA) describes the Bengal cat as an active, inquisitive cat that likes to climb high. Most Bengals enjoy playing, racing, climbing and exploring. In general, Bengals love action. Bengals are generally confident and curious. [6] Health Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) Example of a completed HCM report Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a serious problem in the Bengal cat breed. This is a disease in which the heart muscle (myocardium) becomes abnormally thick (hypertrophied). Thick heart muscle can make it difficult for a cat’s heart to pump blood. [27] The only way to determine the suitability of Bengal cats for breeding is to have the cat’s heart scanned by a cardiologist. HCM is a common genetic disorder in Bengal cats and as of 2018 no genetic testing has been performed. The current practice of screening for HCM involves taking Bengal cats to a certified veterinary cardiologist where an echocardiogram is performed. Bengal cats used for breeding should be examined annually to ensure there is no hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Currently, North Carolina State University is trying to identify genetic markers of HCM in the Bengal cat. [28] One study published in Journal of Internal Veterinary Medicine states that the prevalence of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in Bengal cats is 16.7% (95% CI = 13.2–46.5%). [29] Bengal Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-b) Bengal cats are known to be susceptible to several genetic diseases, one of which is Bengal. progressive retinal atrophy, also known as Bengal PRA or PRA-b. Anyone who breeds Bengal cats should have this test done as it is inexpensive, non-invasive and easy to perform. A breeder who claims his cats have been “veterinarian tested” does not mean that the test was performed by a veterinarian: it is performed by the breeder outside the veterinary office (rarely, if ever, by a veterinarian). The test is then sent directly to the laboratory. Red blood cell pyruvate kinase deficiency (PK-deficiency or PK-def) PK deficiency is a common genetic disorder found in Bengal cats. PK deficiency is another test that a breeder does. Breeding Bengal cats should be tested before breeding to ensure that two PK-deficient carriers do not mate. This is a test that the breeder must pass on their own. The breeder uses a cotton swab to rub the inside of the cat’s mouth and then sends it off to the lab. Bengal blood type At the University of California, Davis, the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory studied the blood types of domestic cats. They concluded that most domestic cats fall into the AB system. Common blood types are A and B, and some cats have the rare AB blood type. There are not enough samples from Bengal cats, so the genetics of the AB blood type in Bengal cats is not well understood. [30] In one UK study of the Bengal blood type, 100 Bengal cats were tested. They concluded that all 100 Bengal cats tested had type A blood. [31] Responsible Bengal Breeding Responsible Bengal breeders are learning which recessive genes their breeding cats carry. The most serious problems in breeding Bengals are hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), progressive retinal atrophy, and pyruvate kinase deficiency. Cat breeders should be aware of all current breed specific tests. Bengal breeders must carry out all available tests to ensure that they do not breed cats with health problems. HCM screening is a topic that Bengal breeders can discuss. HCM can develop in their Bengal cats at any time, including shortly after their annual HCM screening. this is best practice for screening all Bengal cats used in breeding programs: HCM screening by a cardiologist is the only useful test that exists for Bengal and Bengal breeders in 2019. Responsible and consistent screening makes the breed healthier as breeders strive to exclude cats screening positive for HCM. [32] Shedding and grooming Bengals are often sought after by breeders [33] and pet adoption agencies [34] to be a hypoallergenic breed – less likely to cause an allergic reaction. The Bengal cat is said to have below average levels of allergens, [34] [ needs a better source ] although this has not been scientifically proven as of 2020. Feline geneticist Leslie Lyons, director of the University of Missouri Laboratory of Cats and Comparative Genetics does not accept such claims, noting that there is no such thing as a hypoallergenic cat. Thus, putative hypoallergenic breeds may still cause a reaction in those with severe allergies. Hypoallergenic, which means “below average” or “slightly” allergenic, means that a substance (especially cosmetics and textiles) is believed to cause fewer allergic reactions. [35] Cashmere Bengal (longhaired) Cashmere Bengal kitten with long hair A few longhaired Bengals (more precisely, semi-longhaired) have always been found in Bengal tribes. Many domestic cats were used to create the Bengal breed, and the long hair gene is thought to have originated from one of them. reverse intersections. UC Davis developed a long hair genetic test to allow Bengal breeders to select Bengal cats with a recessive long hair gene for their breeding programs. [36] Some Bengal cats used for breeding may carry the recessive longhair gene. When a male and female Bengal carry a copy of the recessive long hair gene and the two Bengals mate with each other, they can produce long-haired Bengals. (See Cat Coat Genetics#Genes Affecting Coat Length and Texture.) In the past, longhaired offspring of Bengal matings were spayed or neutered until some breeders decided to breed the longhaired Bengal (which they called the Cashmere Bengal). 9 Longeri, M.; Ferrari, P.; Knafelz, P.; Mezzelani, A.; Marabotti, A.; Milanesi, L.; Pertica, G.; Polly, M.; Brambilla, P.G.; Kittleson, M.; Lyons, L.A.; Porciello, F. (January 17, 2013). “Myosin-binding protein C DNA variants in domestic cats (A31P, A74T, R820W) and their association with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy”. Journal of Internal Veterinary Medicine . 27 (2): 275–285. doi:10.1111 / jvim.12031. PMC 3602388. PMID 23323744. 9 “Bengal cats: their history, breeds and other facts.” zoipet.com. August 2020. received August 22, 2020. External link International Bengal Cats Society Full History of the Bengal cat Bengal-gide Bengal Genelia 9097 B Bengalia about Bengali Greece. Nature, plants and animals of Greece Greece nature and wildlife The flora of all regions of Greece is the richest in Europe with more than 6000 varieties and sub-species, of which 700-750 species are native, which inhabit and can only be found within the borders of Greek territory . However, unfortunately, today the animal world of the country is poor in mammals, especially large ones, which were exterminated by man for several millennia. Red deer have almost completely disappeared from the country, but small animals such as rabbits and hares are common. Larger animals are still found in the mountains: the mountain goat and brown bear are found in Pinda and the mountains along the border with Bulgaria, and the wolf is found in more remote forest areas. Also from predators in Greece you can see a wild cat, a fox, a jackal, a stone marten, a badger, a wild boar, a European bear, a lynx. Of the ungulates, there are the Cretan wild goat, fallow deer, roe deer, and wild boar. On the territory of Greece, there are many animals listed in the Red Book, among them: the Mediterranean sea turtle, the monk seal. The most numerous mammals are rodents (porcupine, gray hamster, mice, dormouse, voles, etc.), southern species of bats and insectivores – shrews, hedgehogs, moles. In Greece, a variety of reptiles – turtles, lizards, snakes. They easily tolerate heat and lack of moisture in the dry summer season. The wooded areas are home to the Greek land tortoise, the most common tortoise species in the country. Of the numerous lizards, the most typical for Greece are rocky, or wall, Greek sharp-headed, Peloponnesian, Ionic and the largest in Europe – green. Among snakes, snakes, snakes, horned vipers are especially common. Diverse and the world of birds. Quail, wild ducks, wood pigeons and stockheads, gray and especially mountain partridges, brightly feathered hoopoes, rollers, kingfishers, and from predatory kites, black vultures, eagles, falcons, owls are the most typical representatives of the bird fauna of Greece and the entire Mediterranean. There are numerous flocks of seagulls on the sea coasts. The long-nosed cormorant, curly pelican, and stork are also characteristic of Greece. The southern green woodpecker, mountain bunting lives in the forests. Representatives of the passerine order are typical for the country – stone sparrow, canary finch, Greek swallow. There are also many types of terrestrial mollusks (snails). So, in Crete there are 120 species of mollusks, of which 77 are peculiar only to this territory. Greece is one of the richest countries in Europe in terms of vegetation. In Greece, orange and olive trees grow right on the streets, which are one of the three main sources of income for Greece after tourism and navigation. The flora is very diverse (there are more than 6 thousand plant species) and varies depending on the height above sea level. Shrubs predominate: they cover 25% of the country’s territory, while forests – only 19%. In ancient times, only a small part of the land was suitable for processing and cultivating crops. In order to get new territories for arable land and gardens, they began to cut down forests covering the slopes of the mountains. Therefore, now only 12% of the country’s territory is occupied by forests. They say that “Greece was eaten by goats.” Indeed, sheep and goats, bred for a long time by the Greeks, ate and trampled the young shoots of trees. Thickets of evergreens – maquis and shiblyak – are widespread here. Freegana thickets are also typical for Greece – low, poorly deciduous prickly shrubs. Many scientists believe that this is a secondary vegetation that formed on the site of oak forests cut down in ancient times. The evergreen Mediterranean vegetation covers the plains and almost all the foothills. Maquis and freegana are the most characteristic of this belt. There are groves of pines, evergreen oaks, cypresses and plane trees. On the peninsula grows mastic pistachio – a deciduous plant. If a notch is made on it, juice will flow – mastic, a transparent varnish is made from it, which is used to cover picturesque paintings. The so-called “evergreen belt” mainly consists of cultivated vegetation. Its most typical representative is the olive (olive). It is impossible to imagine Greece without olive groves. The olive branch has long been a symbol of Greek culture, the Greek land. Meanwhile, the olive tree is just as alien here as the Greek tribes. The birthplace of the olive tree is the sultry coast of Phoenicia. The Phoenicians, fearless navigators, were the first to master the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. They brought the bones of an unprecedented plant to Crete. Curiosities were loved in Crete. So next to the palace of Minos, the first olive grove appeared. In the coastal lowlands (especially in Central and Northern Greece), most of the land is occupied by cereal fields, as well as cotton and tobacco plantations. On the plains and in the foothill zone, vineyards and orchards of Mediterranean fruit trees are widespread. Pyramid cypresses are often found near settlements. Orchards are often bordered by high natural hedges of agaves and prickly pear, which complete the colorful picture of the cultivated vegetation of the evergreen belt. Evergreen and deciduous forests grow from 120 to 460 m – oak, black spruce, walnut, beech, sumac. Next to the “evergreen belt” is a belt of mountain forests and shrubs, in which, with increasing height, cultivated vegetation is increasingly replaced by natural vegetation, evergreen forests and shrubs are replaced by deciduous, and the latter by coniferous, reaching the upper border of the forest, such wild flowers also grow here like anemones and cyclamens. Above the slopes, first deciduous (oak, maple, plane tree, ash, linden, chestnut, beech in the upper part) and then coniferous (fir, pine) forests grow; above 2000 m – subalpine meadows. Greece, like the Balkans in general, abounds in walnuts. They are called the acorns of the gods, and they grow on deciduous trees with a spreading crown up to 30 meters high. Jam is prepared from unripe nuts, mature nuts and nut butter are very healthy and tasty. It is interesting that you can get acquainted with the flora and fauna of Greece not only from popular science sources. The amazingly interesting flora and fauna of the Greek island of Corfu is described in the artistic trilogy of the great naturalist Gerald Durrell, who spent five years of his childhood on this wonderful island. The trilogy includes My Family and Other Beasts, Birds, Beasts and Relatives, and The Garden of the Gods, written with unsurpassed humor. In Greece, the number of animals has been rapidly decreasing over the past few millennia due to hunting. Also, the flora of this country has become poor. Almost all large mammals were exterminated, if they are found, then only in the mountains on the border with Bulgaria and in Pinda. But there are many small animals in the country. Among large animals here you can see a brown bear, a mountain goat living in the mountains, a wolf living in forests. But the red deer here is almost completely exterminated. Of the small animals, there are many rabbits and hares. There are hoofed animals – wild boar, fallow deer, wild goat, roe deer. Of the mammals, rodents (mice, voles, gray hamster, dormouse, porcupine), insectivores (moles, shrews, moles) and bats of the southern species can be found in large numbers. There is a great variety of reptiles in Greece: lizards, turtles, snakes. They tolerate the lack of moisture and heat well in summer. For Greece, a typical lizard that lives on the rocks. There are also Peloponnesian, Greek sharp-headed, Ionic and green lizards, considered the largest in Europe. Of the turtles, such a species as the land Greek prevails. She lives in the woodlands. The most common snakes are snakes, snakes, horned vipers. Greece is inhabited by many predators such as: jackal, fox, wild cat, European bear, wild boar, lynx, badger, stone marten. In this country, there are animals that are exterminated by man and are on the verge of extinction. They were listed in the Red Book. Some of these animals are the monk seal and the Mediterranean sea turtle. The world of birds in Greece is very diverse and numerous. Here live wild ducks, hoopoes with bright plumage, pigeons, stock doves and wood pigeons, quails, mountain and gray partridges, kingfishers, rollers. Birds of prey are represented by black vultures, falcons, eagles, kites, and also the most typical representatives of the world of birds for Greece and the Mediterranean are owls. Seagulls are found on the coasts. Greece is characterized by such species of birds as stork, curly pelican, long-nosed cormorant. The detachment of passerines is numerous – canary finch, stone sparrow, Greek swallow. There are a large number of mollusks (snails) in the country. In Crete alone, there are 120 species of mollusks, 77 of them are characteristic only for this country. Flora of Greece The soil and vegetation cover is characterized by altitudinal zonality. The vegetation of Greece is very diverse (there are more than 6 thousand plant species) and varies depending on the height above sea level. Shrubs predominate: they cover 25% of the country’s territory, while forests – only 19%. Thickets of evergreens – maquis and shiblyak – are widespread here. Freegana thickets are also typical for Greece – low, poorly deciduous prickly shrubs. Many scientists believe that this is a secondary vegetation that formed on the site of oak forests cut down in ancient times. Evergreen Mediterranean vegetation covers the plains and almost all the foothills. Maquis and freegana are the most characteristic of this belt. There are groves of pines, evergreen oaks, cypresses and plane trees. Mastic pistachio, a deciduous plant, grows on the peninsula. If you make a notch on it, juice will flow – mastic, a transparent varnish is made from it, which is used to cover picturesque paintings. The so-called “evergreen belt” mainly consists of cultivated vegetation. Its most typical representative is the olive tree. It is impossible to imagine Greece without olive groves. The olive branch has long been a symbol of Greek culture, the Greek land. In the coastal lowlands (especially in Central and Northern Greece), most of the land is occupied by cereal fields, as well as cotton and tobacco plantations. On the plains and in the foothill zone, vineyards and orchards of Mediterranean fruit trees are widespread. Pyramid cypresses are often found near settlements. Orchards are often bordered by high natural hedges of agaves and prickly pear, which complete the colorful picture of the cultivated vegetation of the evergreen belt. Evergreen and deciduous forests grow at an altitude of 120 to 460 meters – oak, black spruce, walnut, beech, sumac. Above is a belt of mountain forests and shrubs, in which, with increasing height, cultivated vegetation is increasingly replaced by natural vegetation, evergreen forests and shrubs are replaced by deciduous, and the latter by conifers, reaching the upper border of the forest, and wild flowers such as anemones and cyclamens grow here. Above 2000 meters – subalpine meadows. Greece, like the Balkans as a whole, abounds in walnuts. They are called the acorns of the gods, and they grow on deciduous trees with a spreading crown up to 30 meters high. Jam is prepared from unripe nuts, mature nuts and nut butter are very healthy and tasty. Wildlife of Greece. The animal world is poor in mammals, especially large ones, which were exterminated by man for several millennia. The red deer is almost exterminated, but small animals such as rabbits and hares are common. Larger animals are still found in the mountains: the mountain goat and brown bear are found in Pinda and the mountains along the border with Bulgaria, and the wolf is found in more remote forest areas. Also among the predators in Greece you can see a wild cat, a fox, a jackal, a stone marten, a badger, a wild boar, a European bear, a lynx. Of the ungulates, there are the Cretan wild goat, fallow deer, roe deer, and wild boar. On the territory of Greece, there are many animals listed in the Red Book, among them: the Mediterranean sea turtle, the monk seal. The world of birds is also diverse. Quail, wild ducks, wood pigeons and stockheads, gray and especially mountain partridges, brightly feathered hoopoes, rollers, kingfishers, and from predatory kites, black vultures, eagles, falcons, owls are the most typical representatives of the bird fauna of Greece and the entire Mediterranean. There are numerous flocks of seagulls on the sea coasts. The long-nosed cormorant, Dalmatian pelican, and stork are also characteristic of Greece. The southern green woodpecker, mountain bunting lives in the forests. Greece is located in the south of the Balkan Peninsula and on the adjacent 2000 islands of the Mediterranean, Aegean and Ionian Seas, which account for almost 20% of its territory and of which only 166 are inhabited. By land, Greece borders on Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Turkey. From the west to the east of the Aegean Sea stretches a chain of islands – the Cyclades, and from north to south along the coast of Asia Minor – the Sporades (Dodecanese). In the south, the Aegean Sea, as it were, closes with Crete, the largest island of Greece. Along the western coast are the Ionian Islands. The country is named after the ethnonym of the people – the Greeks. Official name: Hellenic Republic Capital: Athens Territory area: 132 thousand sq. m. km Total population: 11.3 million people Administrative division: 51 nom (prefecture), which are divided into 264 dimas (districts), and a special administrative unit – the area of ​​the Holy Mountain – Athos. Form of government: Republic. Head of State: President. Composition of the population: 93% – Greeks, 7% – Turks, Albanians, Bulgarians, Macedonians and Armenians. State language: Greek Religion: 98% – Greek Orthodox. Meet – Muslims, Catholics and Protestants. Internet domain: .gr Mains voltage: ~230V, 50Hz Country code: +30 Country barcode: 520 Climate The climate of Greece is subtropical Mediterranean. It differs somewhat across the country. In the northern half of Greece, the coldest months are January and February. At this time, at night, the air temperature drops to weakly positive values ​​(+1 … +3), and in some years to slightly negative values ​​\u200b\u200b(0 … -2), in the daytime it is 8 . .. 10 degrees . The warmest time of the year is July and August. Even at night in these months, the temperature never falls below +20; during the day, it often crosses the thirty-degree mark. The rainiest period in the north of the country lasts from November to January. At this time, the number of days with precipitation ranges from 10 to 12 days per month. The driest period: from July to September (monthly number of days with precipitation from 3 to 5). The climate of the plains and foothills of the central part of Greece is practically the same as in the north. But in the mountainous regions that occupy most of the territory, the temperature is much lower, and some mountain peaks are covered with snow all year round. In the south of Greece, the coldest months are January and February, when at night the air temperature is about +6o, during the day 12…13o. The hottest time is July. In it at night its value is 22 … 23 degrees, in the daytime on average + 30 . .. + 33 degrees. The maximum number of days with precipitation falls on November – January (the number of days with precipitation during the month is 12-16), the driest period is from June to September (the number of days with precipitation during the month is 2-4). On the islands, temperatures are warmer at night and the heat of the day is moderated by cool sea breezes. The coldest time of the year is from December to March. At night at this time it is from 5 to 8 degrees, in the daytime 11 … 16 degrees. The warmest time of the year is from June to September, when at night the temperature is 21…22, in the daytime 27…30 degrees. The wettest time is from December to February (the number of days with precipitation in each of the months is 9-12), the driest is from June to September (for the entire month of this period, not a drop of rain may fall). The swimming season starts in May, when the water temperature during the month rises from +17 to +19. In summer (from June to August) it is 20. ..25 degrees, in September and October 21…23 degrees. During the rest of the year, the water temperature off the coast of Greece is never below +15 degrees. Geography Greece occupies the southeastern and southern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, as well as a number of islands, which account for one fifth of the territory. The largest islands are Crete, Rhodes, Lesbos, Euboea. Greece’s neighbors in the north are Macedonia and Bulgaria, in the northwest – Albania, in the northeast – Turkey. From the south, the country is washed by the Mediterranean Sea, from the west – by the Ionian, from the east – by the Aegean. On the northern coast of the Aegean Sea, called Thrace, there are the southern spurs of the Rhodope Mountains. The central part of mainland Greece is occupied by the Pindus mountain range, the highest point of which is Mount Olympus, the home of the ancient mythological gods. Olympus rises to a height of 2917 m. On the peninsulas, the mountains are rocky, but in some places they recede inland, giving way to flat areas. The relief of numerous islands is also mountainous. The largest plains of Greece, Thessaly and Thessaloniki, are located along the coast of the Aegean Sea. The rivers of Greece are small in length. Basically, they flow along faults in the mountains, therefore they have a fast current. The main rivers are Arakhtos, Aheeloos, Alyakmon, Pinhos and Sperchios (mainland), Alfios and Evrotas (Peloponnese), Aksios (Vardar), Strymon (Struma) and Nestos (Mesta) (Macedonia and Thrace). In Greece, there are many lakes of karst origin, there are also mineral springs. The area of ​​Greece is 132 thousand sq. km. Plant and animal life Plant world The vegetation of Greece is very diverse (there are more than 6 thousand plant species) and varies depending on the height above sea level. Shrubs predominate: they cover 25% of the country’s territory, while forests – only 19%. In ancient times, only a small part of the land was suitable for processing and cultivating crops. In order to get new territories for arable land and gardens, they began to cut down forests covering the slopes of the mountains. Therefore, now only 12% of the country’s territory is occupied by forests. It is said that “Greece was eaten by goats”. Indeed, sheep and goats, bred for a long time by the Greeks, ate and trampled the young shoots of trees. Thickets of evergreens – maquis and shiblyak – are widespread here. Freegana thickets are also typical for Greece – low, poorly deciduous prickly shrubs. Many scientists believe that this is a secondary vegetation that formed on the site of oak forests cut down in ancient times. Evergreen Mediterranean vegetation covers the plains and almost all the foothills. Maquis and freegana are the most characteristic of this belt. There are groves of pines, evergreen oaks, cypresses and plane trees. Mastic pistachio, a deciduous plant, grows on the peninsula. If you make a notch on it, juice will flow – mastic, a transparent varnish is made from the dog, which is used to cover picturesque paintings. The so-called “evergreen belt” mainly consists of cultivated vegetation. Its most typical representative is the olive tree. It is impossible to imagine Greece without olive groves. The olive branch has long been a symbol of Greek culture, the Greek land. Meanwhile, the olive tree is just as alien here as the Greek tribes. The birthplace of the olive tree is the sultry coast of Phoenicia. The Phoenicians, fearless navigators, were the first to master the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. They brought the bones of an unprecedented plant to Crete. Curiosities were loved in Crete. So next to the palace of Minos, the first olive grove appeared. In the coastal lowlands (especially in Central and Northern Greece), most of the land is occupied by cereal fields, as well as cotton and tobacco plantations. On the plains and in the foothill zone, vineyards and orchards of Mediterranean fruit trees are widespread. Pyramid cypresses are often found near settlements. Orchards are often bordered by high natural hedges of agaves and prickly pear, which complete the colorful picture of the cultivated vegetation of the evergreen belt. Evergreen and deciduous forests grow from 120 to 460 m – oak, black spruce, walnut, beech, sumac. Following the “evergreen belt” is a belt of mountain forests and shrubs, in which, with increasing height, cultivated vegetation is increasingly replaced by natural, evergreen forests and shrubs are replaced by deciduous, and the latter by conifers, reaching the upper border of the forest, and wild flowers such as anemones and cyclamens. Above the slopes grow first deciduous (oak, maple, sycamore, ash, linden, chestnut, beech in the upper part), and then coniferous (fir, pine) forests; above 2000 m – subalpine meadows. Greece, like the Balkans as a whole, abounds in walnuts. They are called the acorns of the gods, and they grow on deciduous trees with a spreading crown up to 30 meters high. Jam is prepared from unripe nuts, mature nuts and nut butter are very healthy and tasty. Animal world There is little natural vegetation in Greece, the country’s fauna is poor in mammals, especially large ones, which were exterminated by man over several millennia. The red deer is almost exterminated, but small animals such as rabbits and hares are common. Larger animals are still found in the mountains: the mountain goat and brown bear are found in Pinda and the mountains along the border with Bulgaria, and the wolf is found in more remote forest areas. Also among predators in Greece you can see a wild cat, a fox, a jackal, a stone marten, a badger, a wild boar, a European bear, a lynx. Of the ungulates, there are the Cretan wild goat, fallow deer, roe deer, and wild boar. On the territory of Greece, there are many animals listed in the Red Book, among them: the Mediterranean sea turtle, the monk seal. The most numerous mammals are rodents (porcupine, gray hamster, mice, dormouse, voles, etc.), southern species of bats and insectivores – shrews, hedgehogs, moles. In Greece, a variety of reptiles – turtles, lizards, snakes. They easily tolerate heat and lack of moisture in the dry summer season. The wooded areas are home to the Greek tortoise, the most common tortoise species in the country. Of the numerous lizards, the most typical of Greece are rocky, or wall, Greek sharp-headed, Peloponnesian, Ionic and the largest in Europe – green. Among snakes, snakes, snakes, horned vipers are especially common. The world of birds is also diverse. Quail, wild ducks, wood pigeons and stockheads, gray and especially mountain partridges, brightly feathered hoopoes, rollers, kingfishers, and predatory kites, black vultures, eagles, falcons, owls are the most typical representatives of the bird fauna of Greece and the entire Mediterranean. There are numerous flocks of seagulls on the sea coasts. The long-nosed cormorant, Dalmatian pelican, and stork are also characteristic of Greece. The southern green woodpecker, mountain bunting lives in the forests. Representatives of the passerine order are typical for the country – stone sparrow, canary finch, Greek swallow. There are also many types of terrestrial mollusks (snails). So, in Crete there are 120 species of mollusks, of which 77 are peculiar only to this territory. Attractions Acropolis of Athens Thessaloniki White Tower Mount Olympus Sunken City Olus Castle of the Knights of St. John Palace of Knossos Minotaur Labyrinth Lake Voulismeni Statue of Zeus at Olympia Theater of Dionysus Samaria Gorge Temple at Delphi Banks and currency Since 2002, a new currency has been introduced in Greece – the euro. Only euros and credit cards are accepted everywhere. Euros can be easily bought at exchange offices, including at a hotel, and exchanged back into dollars when leaving the country. Banknotes of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euros and coins of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents are used. There are 100 cents in one euro. There is no “black market” for currency exchange. Fur shops often accept US dollars for payment. The working day of Greek banks is very short – from 8:00 to 13:00, at the latest – until 14:00. Exchange offices work until 20.00 even on weekends, but from 1 to 2% is charged for the exchange operation. There are many ATMs in the country that accept Visa, MasterCard, etc. Traveler’s checks are also widely used. Useful information for tourists In restaurants, taverns and cafes, it is customary to tip 5-10% of the total order. To pay, it is not necessary to wait for the waiter – you can simply leave the money on the plate on which the bill was brought. There is only one strict ban: when visiting the monasteries, you can not wear shorts, T-shirts, and women – trousers and miniskirts. However, it is not necessary to wear hats. In many monasteries there is a small room in front of the entrance where long skirts and loose trousers hang, which you can put on if your clothes are too frivolous. Greece is a country unique in every sense. Just think, it consists of three parts – mainland, island and western Asia Minor near the sea. Flora and fauna of Greece are extremely diverse, many species of plants and animals can be seen here and only here. There are even rare species listed in the Red Book … So, now about everything in order. The Greek peninsula is located in the southeast of the European continent at the very Asian border and covers an area of ​​ 131 944 square kilometers 90,966 (including 25,000 square meters of islands). Greek territory covers: the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula, as well as the islands of the Mediterranean, Ionian and Aegean Seas. Part of the country, located on the mainland, washed by the seas on three sides, the length of the coastline is 4100 kilometers (and if you take into account the islands, then about 15,000 kilometers). Approximately a thousand islands are part of this state – and this is about 20 percent of the entire territory of Greece. Albania and Bulgaria are neighboring countries of Greece in the north, in the east the state borders on Turkey. The western shores are washed by the Ionian Sea, the eastern – by the Aegean, and the southern – by the Mediterranean. The largest islands are: Greece is located at the crossroads of trade routes, which has always brought economic benefits to the country. The indented coastline with a large number of bays and bays created natural ship harbors. Flora of Greece Without exaggeration, Greece can be called a real treasury of the most diverse plants – there are more than 6 thousand of them. And this despite the fact that 750 species of them can be found exclusively in Greek territory. Europe’s richest country in terms of flora will welcome you with olive and orange trees that spread their fragrant branches right on the streets! Incidentally, the fruits of these trees are one of the main sources of income for Greece, along with tourism and navigation. Species diversity of the Greek flora is in direct proportion to the height above sea level and is represented mainly by shrubs – 25 percent territory of the country, less forests – only 19 percent . Goats ate Greece Ancient Greece could not boast of fertile lands, therefore, in order to obtain new territories for the cultivation of crops, forests that densely covered the mountain slopes had to be cut down. It is for this reason that now only no more than 12 percent of the territory of Greece is occupied by forests. Many people have heard the expression “Greece was eaten by goats”, but, perhaps, not everyone will be able to explain what it is connected with. The fact is that the Greeks from ancient times bred sheep and goats, which trampled and chewed young shoots of trees with pleasure. See also: How to buy property in Athens – recommendations, legal nuances and prices Deciduous and evergreen trees In Greece, evergreen maquis and shibleka, as well as thorny semi-shrubs – freegans, are very common. According to scientists, this vegetation was formed on the site of oak forests, which were cut down in ancient times. The plains and foothills are also covered with Mediterranean evergreen vegetation. There are oak, cypress, sycamore and pine groves here. There is also a wonderful leafy plant – mastic pistachio, from the juice of which they make a transparent varnish that serves as a coating for picturesque paintings. Coniferous belt The “evergreen belt” is represented mainly by cultivated vegetation, and here the dominant role, no doubt, belongs to the olive. The olive branch is the epitome of Greek culture, although Phoenicia is actually its homeland. It was the brave Phoenician sailors who brought the bones of an outlandish plant to Crete. This is how the first olive grove arose near the palace of Minos. The coastal lowlands of Greece are occupied by tobacco and cotton plantations, as well as cereal fields. In the foothill zone and on the plains, gardens of Mediterranean fruit trees and the gifts of the god Dionysus – vineyards are widespread. You can often see pyramidal cypresses near the settlements. Orchards are surrounded by natural hedges of prickly pear and agave. Coniferous and deciduous forests – black spruce, beech, oak, sumac and walnut – grow from 120 to 460 meters. Belt of mountain forests and shrubs Next comes the belt of mountain forests and shrubs, it shows the following trend: as the height increases, the cultivated vegetation is replaced by natural, coniferous forests and shrubs – deciduous, and deciduous – evergreen. There are wild flowers here – cyclamens and anemones. A very unusual jam is made from unripe fruits, and ripe nuts and nut butter are extremely tasty and healthy. Mammals in the fauna of Greece are not so common, especially large ones, because man exterminated them for several millennia in a row. The red deer is almost completely exterminated. In Pinda and the mountains along the border with Bulgaria, the brown bear and the mountain goat are still found, and even the wolf lives in the forests. La casita primera: La Casita Primera Preschool & Afterschool Pgm. Опубликовано: December 3, 2022 в 1:23 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous La Casita Primera Preschool & Afterschool Pgm. Write a Review About the Provider Stepping Stones Academy – Rosenberg TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program Description: As an educator, hometown Chicoan, and most importantly, mother; I can only strive each day to do everything I can for my son and the children in my life. Providing an environment that accepts what nature has given us, and nurture the way we raise our children, our preschool has a genuine appreciation for our future. Bringing together highly qualified staff, members of our community, interns, parents and family, we can make a place that celebrates a cultural and artistic view of the world. Children require and deserve to have time to play, interact, problem solve and grow in an integrated-multi-thematic approach. Preschoolers should be allowed to explore their environment through hands on, age appropriate spaces. I believe that providing Preschool age children clear boundaries within these spaces is crucial in developing a sense of independence, self-regulation and critical thinking skills. Alongside these elements, using their natural sensibility children should also be encouraged to invent, paint, sculpt, sew, role-play, garden and exercise. Healthy living through clean, environmentally sound materials when possible are encouraged and provided. I believe that from the influences of home, school and life, elementary age children need safe, secure and uplifting space to be in. Providing work areas, independent time, and artistic opportunities allows self-discovery, confidence and cooperative interactions within group settings. Older children can bring such richness to each other’s lives through shared experiences, cross-age activities and have a sense of ownership in the activities they get to do! Program and Licensing Details License Number: 45406027 Capacity: 30 Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program: No Type of Care: DAY CARE CENTER; District Office: CHICO REGIONAL OFFICE District Office Phone: (530) 895-5033 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. ) Location Map Reviews Be the first to review this childcare provider. 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Children are encouraged to learn independence, critical thinking skills, and self-regulation. This program also emphasizes healthy living, gardening, and Spanish-language learning. domainClaim Schedules Full Time, Part Time, After Care Calendar Full Year, Summer Care Hours 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Languages English, Spanish Potty Training Required Description Offers preschool services in Chico. Do you own this business? Claim it to showcase your full offerings, schedule, and pricing. Education Types Academic-Based Bilingual Play-Based From $205 to $425 per month Location Details Meals are provided. Licensing La Casita Primera Preschool & Afterschool Pgm. is a licensed child care center. 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This is not always indicative of quality. meeting_roomCapacity 24 The potential maximum number of children for this program, based on facility size and/or child to employee ratios. todayIssued 10/19 Last retrieved 10/13/22 via California Department of Social Services Contact Provider Apartments La Casita Malagueta Malaga Spain – reviews, descriptions, photos, hotel booking Find room at the best price Apartment La Casita Malagueta 9. 5 Excellent Based on 109 reviews Booking.com from 2 266 R / night Find number Brief description: La Casita Malagueta is located opposite La Malagueta Beach in Malaga city centre. Free Wi-Fi is provided. The kitchen is equipped with a microwave, toaster and refrigerator. A flat-screen TV is installed. Important Information: Guests are required to show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed and additional charges may apply. Please inform La Casita Malagueta in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details found on your Booking Confirmation. Payment must be made by bank transfer prior to arrival. The property will contact you after booking with instructions. This property will not accommodate hen, stag or similar parties. In connection with the coronavirus (COVID-19) This property has now implemented additional health and safety measures. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property is taking steps to protect guests and staff. Some amenities and services may not be available or may be limited. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), wearing a mask is mandatory in all common areas of this property. A security deposit of EUR 100 is required upon arrival. Payment is in cash. You will receive the deposited amount at the time of check-out. 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Managed by an individual 9.5 Excellent Based on 109 reviews Booking.com Staff Purity Location Facilities Comfort Price-quality ratio People love it On-site parking Beach (front line) Playground on the street Bicycle Free Wi-Fi Internet Convenities and services in the hotel Children’s playground 900 Non-smoking rooms Amenities in the room Air conditioning Room heating Service Laundry dry cleaning Clothing Clothing Transfer for additional cost Car rental Press for trousers Express registration of arrival and departure BAREMA CAREMOPORITY CCA Transfer airport-hotel-airport Beauty and health Turkish (steam) bath Hairdresser or beauty salon Sports and entertainment Live music Organization of hiking golf field in walking distance from the hotel Children’s playground in the open air Bicycles Internet Internet wireless internet) Internet access Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel Free Wi-Fi (wireless internet) Highlights Complimentary face masks Non-smoking throughout the hotel and rooms Cleaning products that are effective against coronavirus are used Laundry, towels and belongings are washed according to local regulations Staff The room is disinfected before each new guest 41 complies with all local authority safety protocols Shared items excluded: paper menus, magazines, pens, etc. Cashless payment possible Latest reviews on booking.com 7.9 Good Excellent location – right next to the beach and the very center! 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Born on March 1, 1994 in the Canadian city of London, in the province of Ontario. Bieber’s mother, Patricia Lynn Mallett, gave birth to him when she was 19 years old. Little Justin was raised in Stratford by his grandparents, Diana and Bruce. Bieber attended Jeanne Sauvé, a bilingual Catholic school taught in English and French. (Photo: REUTERS/BENOIT TESSIER). 2. Eva Mendes. Born March 5, 1974 in Miami. She spent her childhood in Los Angeles, where she moved with her mother after her parents divorced. She studied at Hoover High School in Glendale. (Photo: AKM IMAGES/AKM-GSI). 3. Adam Sandler. Born in Brooklyn. He has three older siblings: Scott, Liz and Val. Adam grew up in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he attended Manchester Central High School. Before becoming an actor, he worked in a hotel, as a dish washer and as a worker at a gas station. (Photo: JD / Splash News / JD / Splash News/EAST NEWS). 4. Jennifer Lawrence. Born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. At the age of 14, she decided to become an actress and persuaded her parents to find her an agent in New York. Despite her lack of experience, Jennifer received high marks while auditioning for one of the acting agencies. Jennifer graduated from high school two years earlier than her peers, and at the same time began her professional acting career. (Photo: REUTERS/MIKE BLAKE Seth Poppel/Yearbook Library/EAST NEWS). 5. Brad Pitt. Born into a Baptist family. His father, William A. Pitt, was a trucking company manager and his mother, Jane Etta Hillhouse, was a teacher. He has a brother, Doug, and a sister, Julie Neal. He spent his childhood in Springfield, Missouri. He graduated from Kickapoo High School in Springfield in 1982. From 1982-1986 he studied journalism with a major in advertising at the Missouri School of Journalism at the University of Missouri-Columbia, but at 1986, shortly before graduation, he decided to leave and try his luck in Hollywood. (Photo: Pr Photos). 6. Ashton Kutcher. Born in 1978 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. As a schoolboy, he was interested in wrestling and participated in school plays. He graduated from Clear Creek Amana High School in 1996. In 1997, he began studying biochemical engineering at the University of Iowa. During his student years, he worked part-time sweeping floors at a local General Millis chip factory, was also a dishwasher and a blood donor. (Photo: EAST NEWS / Dean, MRM, Interstar / National Photo Group). 7. Matthew McConaughey. Born 1969 in Uvalde, Texas. Grew up in the nearby town of Longview. He graduated from a local high school and went to Australia in 1988 on a student exchange organized by the Rotary Foundation, where he worked as a washer and farm helper for a year. After returning to the United States, in 1989, he went to study at the University of Texas at Austin, first at the Faculty of Law, then at the Faculty of Communication and Media. At 1993 received a bachelor’s degree. (Photo: JOHN SHEARER/INVISION/AP/John Shearer). 8. Channing Tatum. Born in 1980 in Kullman, Alabama. When he was six years old, his family moved to Mississippi. Played football and baseball. He graduated from Tampa Catholic High School in 1998. He worked as a roofer and later as a stripper at a local club called “Chan Crawford”. (Photo: PR Photos). 9. Mary Kate Olsen. Her acting career, like her twin sisters, started very early when they were only 9 months old. They went to elementary school in Los Angeles, then to high school Campbell Hall School, and studied together at New York University. (Photo: PR Photos). 10. Ashley Olsen. This is what Ashley Olsen looked like when she was in school. (Photo: PR Photos). 11. Kate Beckinsale. Born at 1973, in London, in the family of comedian Richard Beckinsale and Judy Lo, BBC presenter and actress. She attended Godolphin and Latymer School. As a teenager, Kate won the W.H. bookstores’ literary competition twice, the first for three novellas and the second for a poem. (Photo: PR Photos). 12. Cindy Crawford. Born in 1966 was born in DeKalb, Illinois. Her full name is Cynthia Ann Crawford. She graduated from a local high school in 1984 and received a scholarship to the chemical engineering department at Northwestern University. But then she left the university to pursue a career in the modeling business. (Photo: Scope Features / Bulls Eastnews). 13. Jennifer Garner. Born in 1972 in Houston, Texas. After several moves, the entire family settled in Charleston, West Virginia. From the age of three she attended a ballet school. She graduated from George Washington High School in 1990. She received her bachelor’s degree from Denison University in Granville. (Photo: Aaron St-Clair/Splash News/Eastnews/Shooting Star/Shooting Star/Sipa USA/East News). 14. Cameron Diaz. Born in 1972 in San Diego, California. She attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School. (Photo: MJ Photos / PRPhotos.com). 15. Blake Lively. Born in 1987 in Los Angeles. Her real name is Blake Ellender Brown. Blake’s parents did not want to leave their little daughter with a nanny, so they took her with them to work – to the acting school where they taught. Blake graduated from Burbank High School. (Photo: Bulls). 16. Miley Cyrus. Born in 1992 in Nashville, Tennessee. Her real name is Destiny Hope, which means “destiny” and “hope”. Parents believed that great things awaited their daughter … Over time, they began to call her “Smiley” (from the word smile – smile), because she was a very smiling child. Then she shortened her name to Miley. She grew up on a small farm in Franklin, Tennessee and went to Heritage Elementary School. When she was 11 years old, the whole family moved to Toronto, Canada. There she attended the Armstrong Acting Studio. At the age of 13, Miley moved to Hollywood with her family. (Photo: Manuel Munoz, PacificCoastNews / (Manuel Munoz, PacificCoastNews/EAST NEWS) 17. Orlando Bloom. Born in 1977 in Canterbury, Kent, UK. He received the name Orlando in honor of the 17th century English composer Orlando Gibbons. At first he studied at Canterbury, studied art and foreign languages, Orlando is fluent in French. He also took photographs and rode horseback. In 1993 he moved to London and received a scholarship from the British American Drama Academy. He also studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. (Photo: Balkanpix.com / Rex Features / Eastnews / AP). 18. Natalie Portman. Born in 1981. At the age of three, she moved with her parents from Jerusalem to Washington, where she attended the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, where she studied Hebrew. When Natalie was 7 years old, the family moved to Connecticut, and at the age of 9 they moved to New York, where the actress lives to this day. In New York, she went to elementary school Solomon Schechter Day School. In 1999, she graduated from Syosset High School on Long Island, and in June 2003 she received a degree in psychology from Harvard University. (Photo: Splash NewsEAST NEWS / PR Photos). 19. Rihanna. Born in 1988 in St. Michael, Barbados. Her full name is Robin Rihanna Fenty. Rihanna’s mother is Guyanese and her father is Barbadian and Irish. She attended Charlesa F. Broome Primary School in Barbados and later Combermere School where she formed a musical trio with two classmates. Rihanna was a cadet trained by the Barbados military. She never completed high school, leaving to devote herself entirely to singing. (Photo: Stephen Lock / i-Images / Stephen Lock / i-Images). 20. Rene Zellweger. Born in Katy, Texas. Her father, Emil Erich Zellweger, is of Swiss origin, and her mother, Kjellfid Irene, is of Norwegian-Finnish descent. Renee’s interest in acting began in high school, where she began attending a theater group. And when she studied at the University of Texas at Austin, one of her chosen subjects was acting. (Photo: Splash News/EAST NEWS/EastNews). Chris Carpenter Biography, Age, Family, Wife, Marriage, Contract & Net Worth Famous People In The Usa Chris Carpenter biography Chris Carpenter, born Christopher John Carpenter, is a retired professional baseball pitcher in the United States. He is also the recipient of the Cy Young Award. Other notable retired baseball players: Mike Timlin Carpenter was born to Bob and Penny Carpenter in Exeter, New Hampshire, but grew up in Raymond, New Hampshire before moving to Bedford. He played in Little League Baseball, the Babe Ruth League, and American Legion Baseball. While attending Trinity High School in Manchester, New Hampshire, he was a long-time All-State selection in both baseball and hockey. In 1992, his baseball team won the state championship. He was selected to The Boston Globe All-Scholastic General Education Group as a senior. In 1993, during his high school crusade, he was named Athlete of the Year. He decided to play kindergarten baseball for Creighton. Photo of Chris Carpenter He also played 15 seasons in Major League Baseball with the Toronto Blue Jays and St. Louis Cardinals from 1997 to 2012. He was also named a three-time All-Star and World Series double-cross champion. Chris Carpenter Career Carpenter played in Little League Baseball, Babe Ruth League and American Legion Baseball. While attending Trinity High School in Manchester, New Hampshire, he was a long-time All-State selection in both baseball and hockey. Angie Dickinson dead or alive In 1992, his baseball team won the state championship. He was selected to attend The Boston Globe All-Scholastic general meeting as a senior. In 1993, in his senior bout, he was recognized as Sportsman of the Year. He went to baseball kindergarten for Creighton. Specifically, the Toronto Blue Jays selected Carpenter in the first round and the 15th overall pick in the Major League Baseball 19th Draft93 years old He was a major player from New Hampshire at any point in the first round of the draft. In addition, he bet 580 thousand dollars. At 6ft 6in (1.98m), scouts saw potential in his size, projectability, low-90s fastball and power curve. However, he expected to increase his control and change – he fought his control reliably in his calling from the very beginning. Moreover, he began his professional career in 1994 in Minor League Baseball with the Medicine Hat Blue Jays of the Pioneer League short season. In addition, he threw six scoreless one-hit innings, swinging nine along the way in his presentation against the Great Falls Dodgers. When he crushed the Lethbridge Mounties, he demanded a grant from the July 2 pitcher of the week. Loading… Loading… His initial feat continued throughout the season as he finished with an earned 2.56 ERA with 80 strikeouts (SO), 39 bases on balls (BB) and 76 strokes allowed in 84 2⁄3 innings pitched (IP). Before that, he was shocked at this start, recording 2 1⁄3 innings and allowing six runs. He had no choice as Toronto won 12–11. The Blue Jays placed him in the DL due to a shoulder injury following this start. Chris Carpenter Age | Birthday Retired professional baseball starter pitcher born April 27, 1775 in Exeter, New Hampshire. United States . He celebrates his birthday every year on April 27th. Chris Carpenter’s family Parents Carpenter was born to Bob and Penny Carpenter. Details of his siblings are not available, but the information is currently under review and will be updated soon. Chris Carpenter, wife Carpenter is married to his beautiful wife, Sarah French. They met while French was reporting on the Boston Red Sox centenary celebration. Chris made his move on Twitter and somehow won her heart. Sarah and Chris interacted on social media for about three months before they met. He also asked Sarah this question on October 12, 2013, when they were on holiday in Paris. Chris later got down on one knee and proposed to her in Paris, on the romantic bridge of love and good fortune. Referring to this, she told him “yes”, and they both threw the keys into the river Seine as a symbol of their endless love. If couples from all over the world write their names on a padlock, lock it on a bridge, then throw the key into the water. They married on December 6, 2014 at the First United Methodist Church in Hot Springs, Arkansas, the church where she grew up. Sarah looked gorgeous in a white crown and Chris looked handsome in his black suit. The bird in love went on a honeymoon to the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Most importantly, the couple has a sweet daughter named Blair Addison. Sarah gave birth to a child the day before her birthday. Wedding Children Sam Carpenter Ava Carpenter CRIS Carpenter FAMITION MOTHER FUN Shoe size : Out of stock. Body Style : Out of stock. Hair color : Black. Eye color : Black. Chris Carpenter Salary Carpenter’s annual salary is estimated to be $8.5 million during his successful career as a starting baseball pitcher. Chris Carpenter Net Worth Retired professional baseball starting pitcher Chris has a net worth of $50 million that he has earned from his successful career as a starting baseball pitcher. Chris Carpenter number Carpenter pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals at number 29. Chris Carpenter Cardinals The St. elbow procedures pending being prepared by the 2003 season center. how old is Adam Mr. Sevani He completed eight minor recovery tasks before it was discovered that he had torn his upper lip again after the pins holding it in place destabilized. Be that as it may, from now on he has created scar tissue requiring further medical procedures and DL remains for the remainder of the period. On November 3, 2003, the Cardinals rejected Carpenter’s $2 million 2004 selection, instead buying him out for $200,000 and making him a free operator again. The various parties consulted on another agreement, and on December 3, 2003 they issued $300,000. Fully recovered by the 2004 season, Carpenter turned into an ordinary person at the start of the Cardinal Revolution. The Cardinals’ original 11 starts included a 3. 42 ERA and a 7–1 record. 9on April, he earned his first Cardinals win and 50th of his calling against the Arizona Diamondbacks in a 13–7 win. He coordinated a meeting with the Houston Astros and previous Blue Jays linemate Roger Clemens on May 28, pitching eight scoreless innings, allowing only two hits. He ignored the pick as the Cardinals won 2-1 out of every 10 innings. In May, Carpenter started five games and was credited with a 4–0 W–L as he cleared a 2.62 ERA; As a result, his successful streak amounted to six games. However, he retired after the 2013 season due to injury. Referring to this, he actually never played again. Chris Carpenter Cubs The Chicago Cubs’ rework system might have gotten faster if they’d continued to promote up-and-coming Chris Archer. According to the baseball section of Nick Cafardo in the Sunday editions of the Boston Globe, Rays spokesman Andrew Friedman chose Archer over pitcher Chris Carpenter in a blockbuster deal that sent Matt Garza to the Cubs in January 2011. The section stated that Friedman, currently the leader of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team, was leaning towards Carpenter in light of the fact that the survey showed that he was more promising than Archer. However, Friedman was influenced by boss scout Jeff McAvoy, who took 27-year-old Archer, who turned into a 2015 American League All-Star Game with the Rays and has a 3.33 ERA in 95 lifetime appearances (starts with 93 significant alliance). Unintentionally, Carpenter received the Boston Red Sox as payment for the departure of Theo Epstein, who became president of the Cubs. Craftsman played eight games for the Red Sox in 2012 and played for Triple-A Louisville last season. Chris Carpenter Roy Halladay The two are forever linked as a result of their epic duel in Game 5 of the 2011 National League Division Series. They had a shared partnership that blossomed years earlier when they were young pitchers in the Toronto association. They were both first-round picks – Carpenter in 1993, Halladay in ’95 – and both played against each other in the big leagues. First of all, he contributed to Toronto in the 2002 season; Halladay stayed there until ’09. Both were Cy Young Award champions. Indeed, despite their different callings, they remained close. They got to know each other during the off-season, including while fishing in the Amazon rainforest in South America after the 2011 season. Chris Carpenter Red Sox The Boston Red Sox today acquired pitcher Chris Carpenter and a player to be named from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for a player to be named later. To prepare for Carpenter in the 40-man program, the Red Sox awarded pitcher Bobby Jenks a 60-day layoff while recovering from a medical procedure. Trade ends reward for Theo Epstein, who joined the Cubs as Group President of Baseball Operations. The exchange was concluded by two clubs. Woodworker, 26, made his major league debut with Chicago in 2011 and posted a 2.79 ERA (3 ER/9,2 IP) in 10 games with the Cubs, hard and fast in the warm-up zone. Chris Carpenter and Matt Carpenter tied Matt Carpenter has 11 RBIs on cards after he went on to race Tuesday’s quarterback decision in a 2-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds. (This is related to the principal of the meeting.) Replacing Lance Berkman at a good start, ‘Little Carp’ hits .409 / .400 / .818 with one thousand hammers, two threes and 11 RBI in 25 plate appearances. Specialist was only a third baseman in his three seasons in the minors, but David Freese has now fundamentally blocked that position. Also, he was never going to play at a good starting stage as long as Albert Pujols was close. Proportionality applies to Berkman taking office. Gradually Berkman recovered from his calf injury and Carpenter will no doubt return to no definition. But in the event that his creation brought him a standard place in the chair of the cardinals. Jyoti Amge husband’s name Chris Carpenter Contract Carpenter and St. The Louis Cardinals have agreed to a 2-year, $21 million contract extension. In addition, this includes an average annual salary of $10,500,000. Under the terms of the deal, Carpenter will remain with St. Louis until the 2013 season. Additionally, he enters the season in the final year of a five-year, $63.5 million contract he signed ahead of the 2007 season. The old agreement included a $15 million band alternative for 2012 with a $1 million buyout. Most likely, the new arrangement covers the next season, as well as 2013. The Cardinals also get Carpenter at a slightly lower price, as the right-hander is set to make $4.5 million less in 2012 than this season. This will give the club some adaptability as they move closer to a contract swap with batsman Albert Pujols. Chris Carpenter’s Awards and Achievements He was undeniably an excellent baseball starter, as evidenced by the following awards and achievements; Cy Young National League Award Chris Carpenter FAQ Who is Carpenter? Chris is one of America’s most famous and beloved retired professional baseball beginner pitchers. How old is Carpenter? As of 2019, he is 44 years old. Born in 1975. How tall is Carpenter? 6’6″ rob schmitt fox and friends age Is Carpenter married? Chris is married to his lovely wife, Sarah French. How much is the Carpenter? He is an accomplished former professional baseball starting pitcher with an estimated net worth of $50 million. How much does Carpenter earn? Chris’ annual salary is estimated at US$8.5 million. Where does Carpenter live? Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Is Carpenter alive or dead? He is still alive and well. Where is Carpenter now? He is currently a nutrition instructor for the Cardinals. Chris Carpenter on Twitter Tweets from carpenterc29 Chris Carpenter on Instagram Day care newark de: THE Top 10 Daycares in Newark, DE Опубликовано: December 3, 2022 в 12:46 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous THE Top 10 Daycares in Newark, DE Daycares in Newark, DE Description: Welcome to Happy Place Christian Based Early Learning Center located in Newark,DE !!!! Thank you for taking time and learning more about programs and services our day care offers. One of the most difficultdecisions parents have to make is to choose a quality day care for their children. At Happy Place we continue providing safe, nurturing, and fun atmosphere to make each child feel like home. We also work within each child’s comfort zone to insure maximum social, emotional, and educational results. At Happy Place day care, you will find loving, competent, and experienced care givers who truly care about your child’s welfare and your peace of mind. All our teachers are certified through Department of Education and have many years of experience working with children, so you don’t need to worry about your child being in daycare. We also know that childcare services could be expensive for some parents, that is why we offer a variety of discounts and flexible schedules to fit any budget. We invite you to call us to schedule a tour of our facility located in Newark, DE. We look forward to meeting you and your child soon!!! GOD BLESS!!!… Recent Review: The best daycare in the area. Very clean with friendly staff and home made meals. Definitely recommend to everyone Reviewed by Happy M Description: Bright New Scholars Academy (BNSA) is independently owned and operated, located in Pencader Office Park in Newark, Delaware. BNSA provides a safe and nurturing environment that focuses on your child’s academicand social development. Our mission is to have your child grow in all areas of development during the time they spend at BNSA. We will encourage a love of learning and sense of curiosity through planned activities and supervised exploration. At BNSA each child we care for will receive care and attention that will ensure your child feels loved and safe. In this caring environment, your child will feel confident and secure to explore, learn, and develop relationships. Our goal is for your child to be ready for school and a successful academic experience when they leave us. BNSA offers full time care for children ages six weeks to five years, before and after school care for children in Kindergarten up to grade 5 for local schools and Summer Camp. We provide breakfast, lunch, and one snack each day. BNSA is a nut-free school…. Description: Happy Kids Academy Incorporated in Newark, DE believes that the children are unique individuals. They offer a creative, loving, and nurturing environment that is sensitive to the physical, social, intellectual,and emotional needs of the kids. They provide quality care and learning through combining respect and attitude for the students through nurturing and caring behaviors…. Description: Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures. We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out…. Description: Welcome to the Early Learning Center at the University of Delaware. Thank you for choosing to partner with us to support the growth, development and learning of your child. The Early Learning Center is a”learning space” and is home to a diverse community -children and families, ELC staff, faculty, UD students, and community partners joining together in an effort to impact each other and promote promising practices where all members blossom, and each learner’s abilities and gifts are able to flourish. We serve children and families from 6 weeks to 5th grade. We also do a fun-filled educationally focused Summer Camp. We support children’s language and literacy development and our staff are highly qualified with Bachelor and Master Degrees in Early Childhood Education. Our Outside Education Space is vast and wide; supports natural gardening with Young Children and is an ever evolving Space. We are a NAEYC Accredited Center and A Delaware Star 5 rated Center. We would be happy for your family to join our center. We are currently providing Virtual Tours. We welcome all families, private pay, POC, Military. We support families throughout the year with conferences, celebrations and open door policy. Come see what the ELC can offer your family and your children… Description: Licensed Delaware home daycare level II. Infants starting 6 weeks to 5th grade. Before and after school care. Meals provided also accept Delaware purchase of care. Description: Sunshine Kids Academy is offering childcare services in an educational atmosphere. It is located at 924 Old Harmony Road #104, Newark, Delaware. The school provides programs for infants, toddlers, preschool,and pre-kindergarten, as well as before and after-school child care. Sunshine Kids Academy is open from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, Mondays through Fridays. … Description: Cedarbrook Camp in Pennsylvania located in Newark, DE is a childcare and a summer camp from by providing safe, enjoyable, and affordable care. The center curriculum aims to provide a variety of age appropriateactivities such as sports, waterfront, outdoor skills, fitness, dramatic arts, and creative arts…. Description: Dawn’s Family Home Day Care is a licensed child care facility that offers center-based daycare services designed for infants to school-age kids. Located at 102 Holiday Place, the company serves families who areliving in Newark, DE. Dawn’s Family Home Day Care is open Monday through Friday from 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M…. Description: Located in Newark, Delaware, Debbie Dutton Day Care offers preschool and pre-kindergarten programs for young children. It is a home-based facility that provides family day care services for children ages one upto seven years and above. It has a small capacity of accommodating nine children. … Description: Smith’s Family Day Care Center is a family owned and operated daycare facility. They put child’s needs first and provide a loving, nurturing, and safe environment for the little one. The facility incorporateslearning experiences with fun activities. They want children to embrace education and enjoy themselves while doing so…. Iron Hill Day Care 1269 S. Old Baltimore Pike, Newark, DE 19702 Costimate: $148/day Description: I am registered with the state of Delaware and I am a certified teacher who provides a loving in home day care. I’m certified in CPR and First Aid and I’m certified to give medications. I provide healthy meals,including snack. Each day we practice preschool activities and positive reinforcement…. Description: Bear Early Education Center located at 2884 Glasgow Avenue, Newark, DE is a licensed daycare facility that specializes in children ages six weeks to twelve years old. The center offers comprehensive,high-quality early care and education with a maximum capacity of 154 children…. Description: Ann’s Family Daycare is a childcare facility with a license to accommodate up to nine children and located at 30 Reubens Circle, Newark, Delaware. The facility is open Mondays through Fridays, 7:00 AM to 5:30PM, serving infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children in a safe and secure environment…. Description: Marie Boyko’s Day Care in Newark, Delaware is a childcare facility that caters to infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and young school-aged children. It offers a warm and nurturing environment and providesengaging activities to children that enhance their physical, social and intellectual development. This childcare facility has a capacity of nine children and operates from Monday through Friday, 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM…. Description: Offering quality child care services, Claudia Kuzminsky Day Care features enrichment learning programs to young children. Nurturing the necessary skills to students, this child care organization in Newark, DEpromotes values, love, and respect. They support the holistic growth and development in a stimulating, clean, secure, and safe environment where kids learn while having fun…. Description: Debra Daly Day Care is a licensed childcare and learning facility in Newark, Delaware that caters to infants and young school-age children. It can accommodate up to nine children, and it is open Mondays throughFridays, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. This childcare facility provides age-appropriate activities that stimulate the children’s curiosity, imagination and natural ability to learn…. Description: Barbara Clayton Day Care offers childcare services for the community of Newark DE. It provides appropriate activities that develop children’s social skills and mental abilities. The center encourages balancedlearning by integrating academic and recreational activities in a warm, loving and nurturing environment. … Description: Located in Newark, Delaware, Aunt Mary’s Daycare is a licensed child care that offers programs and services for infants up to school-age children. It is a family child care that is capable of accommodating amaximum number of nine children. It is operational Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m…. Description: Lynn Pudvan Day Care in Newark, DE provides nurturing, love, and attention to preschool kids from 0 to 4 years old. This child care facility features a caring and inviting environment where students expand,explore, and engage their natural curiosity. They offer positive reinforcements and responsive interactions to meet the developmental needs with a maximum capacity of 9 children…. Showing 1 – 20 of 61 FAQs for finding daycares in Newark In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Newark, DE? There are a variety of daycares in Newark, DE providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages. How can I find a daycare near me in Newark, DE? If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 459 in Newark, DE as of December 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Newark or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment. What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up? As you visit daycare facilities in Newark, DE, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Newark, DE. 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We are glad to welcome you to the site Kindergarten FeDe (CHNDOU “Center for Child Development – Kindergarten No. 348″) On the pages of our site, each of you will find a lot of useful and interesting information for yourself. Our website is addressed to: • whose children are already attending our Kindergarten – a new generation kindergarten that provides services in accordance with federal state educational standards and parents are interested in what events and activities their child’s life is filled with, how useful and appropriate they are their ideas about the productive and successful work of the Kindergarten. Our news • who has not yet decided on the choice of a kindergarten for their child, but sincerely wants the child to become creative, motivated for success, communicative-open, imaginative-thinking, active, harmonious personality. About us • who wants to communicate with teachers who can feel and understand the peculiarities of children’s perception and experiences, create emotional well-being, creatively organize the educational process, developing creativity and intellectual abilities in accordance with the interests and inclinations of each child; • who does not yet have sufficient experience and knowledge in raising a preschool child and would benefit from the recommendations of our teachers, psychologist, pediatrician and nutritionist; • who is interested in providing unlimited opportunities for self-realization and comprehensive disclosure of the child’s personality, expanding the possibilities of his psyche through the maximum development of all specific children’s activities; • who need guarantees of safety, tasty, healthy and nutrition necessary for the growth and development of children; • who needs additional lessons for their child in music, vocals, dance, a foreign language (English), tennis, football, stage plasticity; • who is ready to cooperate with Kindergarten “FeDe” in ensuring the unity of approaches to the upbringing of children. Our guests and reviews For the harmonious intellectual, physical, creative and emotional development of children from 1.5 to 7 years old in accordance with the highest standards of care and concern for the health of children in our kindergarten, a modern material and technical base has been created: spacious groups, additional classes rooms equipped with advanced technical equipment, psychologist and speech therapist rooms, a medical room, bedrooms with cozy children’s furniture, fabulous playgrounds and a stadium for sports activities. All this, and much more, provides the child with the conditions for development and leisure opportunities in his favorite kindergarten. View here Few private kindergartens have such a unique educational potential, and rarely does a private kindergarten provide such conditions for development and learning as our kindergarten, where they start to be far ahead of their peers. You can get acquainted with the documents regulating the educational activities of our institution here Basic information about the organization educational processes, in the formation of the intellectual, cultural and moral development of the individual, a great contribution to the practical training of pupils. Daycare jobs openings: Not Found | SimplyHired Опубликовано: December 3, 2022 в 12:32 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Child Care – Rogue Careers Be a hero to a family! Rogue Valley Family YMCA Work in a High Demand Field Those working in the field of Child Care and Early Learning Education are local heroes!  Families with young children need child care providers along with youth development professionals to care, nurture and help educate their children.  If you enjoy working with children this career might be the one for you.  The state of Oregon provides incentives and training for these professions, view the video below for more information. 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There’s always something new to discover and learn from your supportive colleagues and even your bright-eyed wonderful students! Support & Guidance From An Expert Feel confident in the care of a management team led by a caring, attentive Director. An RI State Licensed Teacher in Elementary and Special Ed with years of experience in the field has your back and commits to helping you reach your potential. Training & Development That Will Help You Soar Advance in your career with 30 hours of professional development, CPR training, and an introduction to the National Afterschool Association, which outlines the highest quality of care in after-school and youth programs. Paid Holidays & Perks So You Can Relax With paid holidays and time off, you can prioritize family and friends. Supplemental health benefits from AFLAC, child care discounts, staff incentives, and bonuses sweeten the deal and make you feel appreciated for all you do. The Family That Plays Together Grows Together Bond with your team at after-hours staff events, like pool parties, BBQs, painting nights, spa days, work-family conferences, and more! Plus, be part of the bigger picture: have your say at yearly strategic planning meetings, and grow with us. Events & Outings Keep Things Fresh, Fun & Never Boring Fascinating field trips, exciting visitors, pop-up taco parties, themed dress-up days, and more shake up your day-to-day routine and keep things fresh and fun! Soak up new experiences and create memories with your students and colleagues. Feel The Love On Your Birthday & Every Day You receive recognition for your hard work and dedication with regular staff appreciation events. And birthdays are everyone’s favorite days! Feel celebrated by your coworkers and students and see how much you are loved just for being you. Hear What Our Teachers Have To Say… We’re Hiring For The Following Positions! Part-Time After-School Program Teacher Love creating art projects, music activities, drama games? Maybe you are interested in leading a youth gardening club, kids’ fitness program, or perhaps you’re a master Lego builder… We’ve got an opportunity you don’t want to miss.  Wouldn’t you love to use your interests and talents to engage and support local youth? At our interactive, fun-filled after-school program, we’re looking for youth professionals enthusiastic about working with school-age children ages 5-12 years old. If you: Are at least 18 years old Have experience working with school-age kids Work well as part of a diverse team of people Hold a High School Diploma or GED  This could be an exciting new opportunity to develop… In a fast-paced work environment full of fun and laughter with great students With additional training, including 30 hours of professional development With paid CPR training And an introduction to the National Afterschool Association Don’t wait; apply now for our Part-Time After-School Program Teacher role. Requirements: Must be eighteen (18) years of age Experience working with school-age youth preferred Ability to work well as part of a diverse team of people Experience with persons from disadvantaged backgrounds Ability to pass a criminal background check and Child Protective Services background check High School Diploma or GED  Duties include: Supervising and interacting with a group of children under your care Working with your partner to ensure children are safe, happy, and having fun Leading exciting activities that are of interest to you and our students Providing academic support as needed Teacher Are you a passionate educator looking to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of young students? We’re looking for teachers to join our team of long-serving, dedicated professionals who spend their days sparking learning and creating joy!  If you’re ready to move into a career that makes a difference, and you: Consider yourself a natural, empathetic leader Have work experience and/or educational background in ECE Are a strong verbal and written communicator with some tech-savvy Can physically complete the tasks necessary to care for small children, and Agree with and can deliver on our mission to provide exceptional care and learning  then please apply today! We can’t wait to meet you.   Assistant Teacher Are you a compassionate, motivated person who adores children and wants to break into the field of early childhood education? We’re looking for people like you who want to begin or advance a career providing classroom support to teachers and brightening the lives of the littlest learners. 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Provides qualified medical care in his specialty, using modern methods of diagnosis and treatment, permitted for use in medical practice. 2. Participates in determining the tactics of conducting … Bookmark Work with children with disabilities in kindergarten In Russia, for more than 7 years, a law has been in force, according to which kindergartens must create a special environment for the development of children with disabilities (HIA). We tell you what conditions children with disabilities need and how to organize work with “special” children in a preschool. Disability and disability: the difference Where children with disabilities can study What conditions are needed for children with disabilities in kindergartens Forms and methods of work of a teacher with children with disabilities Benefits and additional payments to educators working with children with disabilities Children with disabilities are often confused or compared to children with disabilities. These are different concepts and it is important to understand their differences. A child with disabilities has a regular or temporary deviation in physical or psychological development. For example, he can’t see or hear well, stutters or has other speech impairments, is mentally retarded, or has autism. Such disturbances may be temporary or permanent, mild or severe. As the child develops, they can completely disappear into the past. The diagnosis of “disability” is not always established by a doctor, it only means that this baby is special and needs an individual approach to him. Disability involves significant impairment of bodily functions. They could appear as a result of an injury or a birth defect in a child. These deviations are difficult to eliminate or cannot be eliminated, therefore the diagnosis is not removed from the child for years, and sometimes throughout his life. Disability is established by expert doctors at the medical and social commission, has an official status and implies the availability of benefits and payments to the parents of the baby. Children with disabilities and children with disabilities need special conditions for development and education, attention and care. They are trained according to a similar methodology, the features of which depend on the type and severity of the disease. Children with disabilities can attend specialized or regular kindergartens. The choice of group and institution depends on the severity of the deviations in the child. There are two main training options. 1. Kindergartens or compensatory groups These are special groups that are aimed at correcting pathologies in children. They are usually attended by preschoolers with severe physical and mental disabilities. Children with similar types of disorders are assigned to each group and are trained within the group according to a single program. 2. Combination groups Such a group combines ordinary children and preschoolers with disabilities. The group should be no more than 15-17 people. Moreover, only a third of this number can be children with disabilities. Combined groups are suitable for children with minor developmental disabilities. But it is also important for them to create special conditions. The teacher works with “special” children according to an individual adaptive program. If children have different types of disorders, then the development program is compiled individually for each. The decision on which form of education is suitable for a particular child is made by the psychological-medical-pedagogical commission. The pupil undergoes a full examination and receives a conclusion. In addition to the conclusion, recommendations are attached, which indicate the conditions for comfortable learning of the child. Children with disabilities due to circumstances get used to constant parental care, so it is difficult for them to adapt in society. Often they have little contact with other children and practically do not participate in group games. It is important to create an environment that will help children develop basic communication skills. For example, prepare for life in society, develop speech, social and motor skills, as well as self-care skills. This requires: Arrange the territory of the kindergarten in such a way that the child can move freely regardless of possible physical restrictions. Create a favorable atmosphere in the group by preparing healthy children for the arrival of a child with special needs. The task of the educator is to create an environment in which every child feels comfortable, adhering to the principle of equality and not violating the rights of ordinary children. At the same time, it is important to ensure that a friendly atmosphere is maintained in the group. Encourage mixed play where toddlers play together, don’t stress the difference between a toddler with special needs and other kids. Be the bridge through which the child will find his first friends. Remember that the children’s psyche is flexible and very quickly takes for granted any features of classmates in the garden, if adults treat them calmly and kindly. Involve not only educators, but also other specialists in working with children. The program should include: a psychologist, a speech therapist, a defectologist, a health worker, a music director and a physical education instructor. They evaluate the child’s behavior, his reactions to various situations, conduct additional individual or group classes. Then they monitor the results, make the necessary recommendations and report them to parents. Thus, it will be possible to ensure the versatile development of the child – physical, artistic, speech and social. Study the characteristics of each child and the recommendations of the medical board. Based on this, draw up an individual development plan. Despite the possibility of joint education of ordinary children and children with disabilities, the forms and methods of education for children with a diagnosis differ from the standard ones. During training, children with disabilities often get tired quickly, respond slowly to requests, and it is difficult for them to keep their attention on one task. These features should be taken into account when choosing a form of training. For example, you should reduce the duration of classes, change activities more often, and allocate more time for any task. But this does not mean that a child with disabilities should be separated from the main group. It is important to find abilities, identify the predisposition of the child and rely on them in teaching. The main task of the educator in group work is to find those methods that will be accessible and interesting to all members of the group. Psychologists recommend including three main methods in the plan. Play therapy This is a psychological tool that affects children through play. In a relaxed atmosphere, children learn to interact with other people, explore the world and expand their horizons. The game helps to understand exactly what difficulties a particular child is experiencing and correct them. Children with disabilities may benefit from music games or sensory room exercises. This is a specially equipped room that helps to stimulate all forms of perception: olfactory, tactile, auditory, visual, gustatory and vestibular. Psycho-gymnastics These are sets of exercises and games that help to relax muscles, express feelings and liberate yourself emotionally. Such exercises develop the cognitive and emotional-personal sphere. The simplest example of psycho-gymnastics is the game “Do as I do”. The teacher shows expressive movements, and the children repeat. Fairy tale therapy and puppet therapy Fairy tale therapy allows you to immerse the child in a certain situation using fairy tale characters as an example. Thus, he develops imagination, learns to cope with fears and live his emotions. Fairy tale therapy is effective for children who have difficulties in the physical, emotional and behavioral sphere. Fairy tale therapy is a method of working with children through fairy tales. Puppet therapy works on the principle of fairy tale therapy, but instead of a fairy tale, the educator reproduces a puppet theater. Working with children with disabilities is an additional work and responsibility of the educator. Not every specialist has the right professional and emotional training for this job. To work with children with disabilities, the educator must complete a professional development program and learn how to use the knowledge gained in work. Page 194 of 205 « Previous 1 … 192 193 194 195 196 … 205 Next » Назад 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 Вперед