Looking for some fun games and activities for kindergarten students to keep little ones occupied — and learning — at home? Check these out!
Create a personalized placemat
Writing activity: This activity will help your kindergartner build reading and writing skills.
Sorting beans
Math activity: By sorting and categorizing beans, your kindergartner will begin to build math and problem-solving skills.
Amazing bubbles
Science activity: This fun activity engages your child’s curiosity and builds observation skills, which will become important as your child studies science.
Telling tales
Reading activity: By sharing family stories, you will reinforce an understanding of family and how things are similar or different from generation to generation. This provides a building block for studying social studies.
Making hieroglyphics
History activity: By delving into the art of ancient Egypt, you’ll be giving your child a glimpse of art history.
Letters in clay
Writing activity: Forming letters out of clay is a fun and easy art project that gives kids a hands-on feel for learning handwriting.
Create a name book
Reading activity: Using a computer and a camera, your kindergartner can learn basic computer skills by making this name book. Once the book is complete, they can read it over and over, and practice their reading skills.
Make a personalized bookmark
Writing activity: This easy project will help your child begin to learn the letters of the alphabet, and how to spell her name.
Make music in a kitchen Band
Math activity: Banging pots and pans, and beating on an oatmeal tin can teach the basics of finding the musical beat.
Counting coins
Math activity: By counting pennies, nickels and dimes, your child will learn how to count by ones, fives, and 10s.
Make a story map
Reading activity: Have your child make a story map to sequence the beginning, middle and end of a story.
Shape walk
Math activity: Go outside with your child and look for shapes.
The “scents” of smell
Science activity: Have your child explore the sense of smell by having her guess different scents.
Letter collage
Reading activity: In this activity your child explores letter sounds by making a collage.
Word family flip book
Reading activity: Have your child create this fun flip book to practice reading.
Make your own wrapping Paper
Art activity: Try printmaking to make your own wrapping paper!
Fruit fractions
Math activity: Here’s a clever and tasty way to review fractions with your child.
Make a storytelling board
Reading activity: In this activity your child acts out a story with a hand-made storyboard.
Living things and nonliving objects
Science activity: Have your child find living things and nonliving objects.
Name puzzle
Writing activity: In this activity your child makes a puzzle that helps her spell and recognize her name.
1000+ Engaging Kindergarten Activities for Learning & Play
Kindergarten activities are magical because they combine curiosity and learning with play. Kids Activities Blog has the best math, science, reading (& pre-reading), phonics, STEM, sight words, worksheets, activity sheets, coloring pages and more for Kindergartners.
Embrace your Kindergartner’s curiosity through learning and play. In fact, most Kindergarten activities for kids ARE learning games which lead to education through playful exploration.
Kindergartners learn through play!
Kindergarten Learning Games & Activities
What age do kids go to Kindergarten?
Generally, most schools have Kindergarten programs for kids between the age of 4-6. Often Kindergarten students may be separated by age into classrooms like Kindergarten 4 or Kindergarten 5.
Kindergartners who are 6 usually turn that age during the school year and most school districts in the US require that students must attend Kindergarten before they turn 7.
The average age of Kindergarten students in the US is 5.
Kindergarten Activities & Age
Here is the deal. Every single kid has a unique learning path and matures at a different pace. That is what makes Kindergartners so amazing. They are learning different things within the SAME activity or lesson or game.
While these activities have been chosen age-appropriate for 4-6 year olds, they may be used for kids younger and older as well. We try to keep almost every Kindergarten activity play-based which opens up its age range to literally 1-101 with modifications!
Kindergarten Class Activities
Almost any Kindergarten activity can be adapted for a group of children in a classroom setting. Simple games like hangman, charades, bingo, puzzles are fun with more than one student present. Scroll below to see many less traditional options that can be modified to include a group of Kindergartners.
Hands-On Kindergarten Learning
We have talked about how kids ages 4-6 learn best through play, but what might be overlooked is how a Kindergartner defines play. Anything that holds their attention and is fun would qualify! Keep kids playfully learning with hands-on activities that put them INTO the fun.
Intuitively we realize that Kindergarten age students have a hard time “sitting still” because they crave engagement with everything around them. Instead of squashing that, let’s leverage it for their education!
Homeschooling Kindergarten
One out of my three boys were homeschooled for Kindergarten. It wasn’t because I set out to homeschool Kindergarten, he just didn’t seem ready to go when he was 5. So we worked on an informal “curriculum” at home which consisted of many of the things that are published here on Kids Activities Blog and by the time the new school year rolled around, he was ready for first grade instead of Kindergarten (based on the school’s placement testing).
Is My Kid Ready for Kindergarten?
I learned not to be afraid to trust my gut when it came to this question. Kids Activities Blog has a really good Kindergarten skills checklist that you can go through and make sure that you aren’t pushing him/her into something before they are ready.
Kindergarten Distance Learning Resources
Ack! One of the biggest parts of Kindergarten learning is the invisible impact of socialization – students interacting & students interacting with teachers (sometimes for the first time outside the home). The ability for an entire class to play a coordinated game outside, or listen quietly to one another talk once called on, or stand in a line as instructed, or lay on a mat while listening to the teacher read aloud without poking your mat mate! We could go on and on with scenarios in which Kindergarten classrooms are key in the full education of Kindergarten students.
And then there are good reasons why these things can’t happen “normally” which introduces distance learning. One of the biggest things that parents and caregivers can do to optimize distance learning at this level is to make sure the child is getting enough play. The activities that we have here at Kids Activities Blog will make your job easier! One downside to kids being on the other end of a screen for school is that their hands-on PLAY time gets cut. Don’t discount their playtime with you or siblings either…it is all important right now while we get through this season and try to make the best out of the situation.
Here are the Kindergarten Activities [keep scrolling]…
Fun games in kindergarten – Kindergarten and child
This article contains fun games in kindergarten. The games were prepared by Natalya Prishchepenok, a methodologist at the Kirov Children’s and Children’s Educational Institution. Illustration by Anna Lukyanova.
Kindergarten fun game “Guess the syllable”
This is an active fun game that can be played in the kindergarten on a walk or in the gym. The main thing is that the players have a flat surface under their feet. nine0003
Any fun game in kindergarten is not just for fun, it sets a number of developmental goals and objectives.
The purpose of the fun game “Guess the syllable” is to train children’s attention, ability to listen and take actions only after they understand what is being said. Also during this fun game in kindergarten, children get acquainted with new words and concepts. Each time, giving the teams words, the teacher should ask the children if they know the meaning of a particular word, and if not, introduce the children to an unfamiliar concept. nine0003
A line is drawn on the floor or on the ground, along which the players stand. Up to twenty people can play, divided into two teams. You need to stand up as follows: the toe of one leg is at the line, the second leg is slightly behind.
The task of the team members – having heard his word, which the leader will say, cross the line and hit someone from the other team. Then everything is repeated from the beginning.
Words can be different, meaning that each time both pairs of words begin with the same syllables. Each pair of words can be repeated five or six times. The host pronounces the word, deliberately stretching the first syllable to give the game intrigue and interest the children. Before each change of words, the leader agrees with the teams who will have which word. nine0003
Fun game “Dandelions” is held in kindergarten to develop children’s coordination, develop attention.
Up to twenty people can participate in the fun game “Dandelions”. All children stand in a circle. The right palm is raised up, and the index finger of the left hand is placed on the neighbor’s open palm. nine0003
The facilitator says that everyone is now becoming a dandelion, and dandelions have this feature: when the sun is shining, their flowers are open, and if it starts to rain, all the flowers are closed. The left hand of all the players symbolizes the bee, which must be sure to quickly fly away from the flower when it closes so that it does not close in a dandelion.
If the leader says: “Sun”, all palms are open, and the “bee” fingers of each are on the palm of the player on the left. When the host says: “Rain”, everyone should close their palms and try to simultaneously catch the neighbor’s finger with their right palm, and quickly remove their finger from the neighbor’s palm on the left to prevent him from catching it. nine0003
This fun game always brings excitement. You can also play it for the winner: each time those who are caught leave the circle.
Fun game for kindergarten “What do you take with you?”
This fun game can be played standing or sitting in a circle. The leader tells each player where he is going. The player must say which item he will take. The subject must begin with the same letter as the place where the player is going. For example:
– You go to the cinema and take with you …
— Envelope.
– You go to the theater and take with you …
– Cake.
Anyone who cannot name a word starting with the corresponding letter is out of the game.
Second option. The players throw the ball to each other, saying where to go. The one to whom the ball was thrown catches it and says that he takes it with him. Then he throws the ball to the next player.
For example:
– You go to school and take with you …
– Chocolate.
— You go to kindergarten and take with you…
– Bag.
This fun game for kindergarten always brings joy to the children.
A modification of this fun kindergarten game is the Knock-Knock-Knock Train game.
Fun game for kindergarten “Tuk-tuk-tuk”
All players stand in a circle. The host goes in a circle with the words: “Tuk-tuk-tuk, the engine makes a cheerful sound!”. After that, the train stops in front of someone and the host announces: “Station …”, pronouncing the name of the city. The one in front of whom the train stopped says: “I take with me …”, naming an object whose name begins with the same letter as the name of the station. He then joins the train, becoming a trailer, and they continue to walk in circles together. This continues until all participants in the game join the train..
Fun game for kindergarten “A walk in the zoo”
Children are divided into two teams. Each team has the task of pulling out a figurine of an animal from a box or bag and depicting it in such a way that the other team guesses what kind of animal it is. You can show animals individually. When showing, you need to depict the characteristic features of animals.
A variant of this fun game is the animal relay race. Teams pull animals out of the bag at the same time and, at the command of the host, move to the finish line in the same way as these animals move. Sounds cannot be produced. nine0003
Variant of the game: one team, having taken an animal out of the bag, depicts how it moves, and the second team, having guessed this animal, voices it, imitating the voice of the animal. This game can also be paired and individual.
Fun game for kindergarten “Singing Zoo”
The game develops creativity.
Task – sing (grunt, croak, hum, etc.) a famous song in the voice of an animal. nine0003
The task can be executed individually or by commands. The animal, with the voice of which the children will sing, can be pulled out of the bag, as in previous games – in the form of a toy.
Fun game for kindergarten “Chorus from the Zoo”
The game develops attention, the ability to hear. Everyone is divided into groups of three. Everyone in the group thinks of some kind of animal (or the leader whispers the names of animals in everyone’s ear). Then, at the signal of the host, all together in a trio loudly make sounds with which the hidden animal “talks”. Everyone else guesses which animals were guessed. And so each group in turn. nine0003
A more complex version – the sounds are made not by one group, but by several.
Fun game for kindergarten “Logic chain”
The game develops logical thinking, creative imagination, enriches vocabulary. In the game, children learn to build sentences, argue their point of view.
Both two teams and children divided into pairs can play.
Each team makes a chain of objects, and the other team explains how these objects are sequentially connected to each other. Then the teams change. The same process occurs in pairs. The explanation may be similar to a logically built story, or it may be based solely on the description and parameters of objects. For example, a toy dog is made of the same material as a toy apple – plastic. The car is the same color as the apple – red. The doll is also plastic, and her dress is red. The cube is square, like the body of the typewriter. nine0003
There may be a creative logical explanation. For example: on the table there are a toy dog, an apple, a car, a doll, a cube lined up in a row. The explanation can be, for example, this: the owner of the dog loves to eat apples and always takes them with him when he walks the dog. Apples are brought to the store by a car. And next to the store that sells apples, there is a toy store that sells dolls and blocks.
Do not limit children with any rules and algorithms for finding a logical connection between objects, let them think for themselves. This game will also be a little diagnostic – during it you can see how children think, who has more figurative thinking, and who has practical. nine0003
Fun game for kindergarten “Find the object”
The purpose of the game is to study or repeat letters, enrich vocabulary, develop the ability to act quickly on a task.
Can be played indoors and outdoors.
Task — within a certain time to find in the kindergarten for a group or in the area objects whose names begin with the letter that the host calls. Everyone must either bring an item or go up to it and show it to the host, naming this item. nine0003
Fun game for kindergarten “Guess the details”
Task – Guess the object by one of its details drawn in the picture or presented in the photograph.
You can play both in teams and individually. The game develops observation, attention and imaginative thinking.
Examples of items:
Bicycle (you can show the handlebar)
Skis (ski bindings)
Hat with earflaps (ears)
Watermelon (watermelon tail)
Cat (tail)
Car (headlight, wheel or steering wheel)
Moon (lunar craters)
House (roof, chimney, porch)
Elevator (buttons)
Computer (mouse)
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Lock (keyhole)
Key (key beard)
Skates (skate blades)
Boots (laces)
Shoes (heels)
Boots (zipper).
Fun game for kindergarten “Fly away – stay”
This game is also suitable for direct educational activities in the educational area “The World Around”.
The task of children is to guess which birds are wintering and which are migratory, waving their hands like wings, when the host calls the birds that fly away to warm countries for the winter, that is, migratory birds, and stay in place, nothing doing, if the host calls the birds that stay with us for the winter, that is, not migratory. You can also show the children pictures of birds. nine0003
Examples of birds: sparrow, crow, swan, duck, black grouse, partridge, thrush, dove, parrot, rook, hen, oriole, penguin (because it doesn’t fly at all, it can bring a fun animation to the game).
Fun game for kindergarten “Whose portrait?”
The game develops attention, observation, the ability to act in a team.
Task — each of the teams (there can be 3-5 people in a team) needs to find out the portrait of which literary hero is in front of them by one of the details shown to them. The team that correctly guesses more portraits in one minute wins. The task can be completed individually. You can draw portraits and their elements yourself or use real objects. As an option, you can simultaneously offer children these works so that they compare characters and books. nine0003
Examples of literary characters and elements of their portraits: Pinocchio – cap, nose; Malvina – blue hair with a bow; Karabas-Barabas – beard; Chicken Ryaba – a golden egg; Chippolino – green onion feathers; Cinderella – shoe, pumpkin; Puss in Boots – boots; Harry Potter – wand, glasses; Little Red Riding Hood – hat, basket.
Fun game for kindergarten “News”
The presenter plays the role of the presenter of a TV news program. All children stand in a circle. The presenter says: “Dear viewers! Look at the news from the city (names the city). In this city today, everyone … (names some action). All other players perform this action. For example, dancing, jumping and so on. The leader evaluates the quality of the task and chooses the one who liked him more than the others. This person becomes the new leader. It is desirable that as many players as possible be the hosts. nine0003
More complicated: the action can match the name of the city from which the news is “displayed”.
Fun game for kindergarten “Pieces”
The game develops attention, the ability to divide words into syllables and compose words from syllables, vocabulary replenishment.
Task – two or more teams of children (there can be from three to five people in a team) are given a set of words cut into syllables. The task of the teams is to add as many words as possible from the proposed sets of syllables – “pieces of words” in five minutes. You can also play individually. nine0003
Cheerful game for kindergarten “A cheerful start”
The game develops thinking, memory; With the help of this game, children replenish their active vocabulary. You can play in teams and individually.
Task – get a card with a sound “image” of laughter from the “Funny bag”: “Ha-ha”, “Hee-hee”, “Ho-ho”, “He-he” and, having laughed appropriately, say as many words as possible that start with that syllable. The winner is the participant who, in one minute, remembers more words that begin with the corresponding syllable. nine0003
Fun game for kindergarten “Who can count faster”
This fun game develops attention, thinking, mathematical skills, reaction speed, and the ability to count to ten.
Teams of 10 people participate. Each person is assigned a number that can be written on a card and attached to the player. Players stand one after another in a column so that the numbers go in order.
The leader calls the numbers of the players, they run to the line with the flags, run around the flags and come back. The team in which the player runs faster than the players of the other teams wins. nine0003
An advanced version for children who can count to ten.
The host first sets an arithmetic example within ten. Children solve it, get an answer. The person whose number matches the answer of the example is running.
Option for children who can count within a hundred.
The host calls two-digit numbers, the players run in twos, those whose numbers are included in the named number. Also, the presenter can set examples, where the answer is two-digit numbers. nine0003
Fun game for kindergarten “Drive”
All children sit on chairs and pretend to drive a car, saying all the words in chorus: “We are driving, we are driving a car, how fast the tires are rushing! Suddenly we saw a sign! Explain what to do? As?”.
After these words, the facilitator shows the children some kind of road sign, one of those that are studied in the classes on the rules of the road in kindergarten. Children explain who and what should do, if there is this sign.
In this game, it is very convenient to use the educational games “Road Signs”, “Laws of Streets and Roads”, “ABC of Safety” and demonstration materials “Observe traffic rules”, “Signs on the roads”. nine0003
Two teams can participate in this game: one is “drivers” and the other is “pedestrians”. It’s great if the kindergarten has a specially equipped area for learning the rules of the road, then the game can take place there.
Fun game for kindergarten “Getting Together”
The game develops attention, the ability to hear others, to act in a team.
Everyone stands in a circle, the host passes behind the circle and in each ear, so that others do not hear, calls some literary or cartoon character. There should be so many options for heroes that they make up several groups of three to five people. nine0003
Then the facilitator explains that all the same characters should get together in a group, but without naming themselves, but by saying some phrases that they say in a literary work. Alternatively, you can say these phrases in the ear of the players, but this will slow down the pace of the game.
For example:
Wolf from the cartoon “Just you wait!” – the phrase “Well, hare, wait a minute!”.
Cat Matroskin from the work “Uncle Fyodor, Dog and Cat” – the phrases “Moustache, paws and tail – these are my documents!”, “And I can even use a typewriter … And embroider with a cross.” nine0003
Little jackdaw from the same place – the phrase “Who’s there?”.
Cat Leopold – the phrase “Let’s live together!”.
Fox Alice from the fairy tale “The Golden Key or the Adventures of Pinocchio” – the phrase “Poor Pinocchio!”.
Winnie the Pooh from the fairy tale “Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all” – the phrases “Who visits in the morning, he acts wisely!”, “These are the wrong bees!”, “Both of them, and you can without bread.”
Piglet from the same work – the phrase “It seems it’s going to rain!”.
Donkey Eeyore – the phrase “And it goes in and out, it comes out great!”. nine0003
Each character’s phrases may be different.
The task of the players is to understand that these phrases also belong to their hero and unite into a group. When all the same heroes unite, they must say one of their phrases in unison.
Fun game for kindergarten “Let’s go, let’s go”
The game develops attention, speed of reaction, coordination of movements.
All children sit or stand in a circle, clapping their knees, say: “Let’s go, let’s go…”, against this background, the leader periodically names some part of the body. Everyone should take her hand. For example: “Let’s go, let’s go … Nose! Let’s go, let’s go … Heel! Let’s go, let’s go … Ear! Let’s go, let’s go … Neighbor’s ear! nine0003
The facilitator deliberately confuses the children by not doing what he says.
The task of children is not to get confused by carefully listening to the leader. The children’s mistakes and the host’s witty comments make this game especially fun.
Fun game for kindergarten “Forbidden Number”
The game is designed for children who already know how to count to one hundred. The game develops attention. All players stand in a circle.
Task – count to one hundred, without naming the agreed figure and those numbers where this figure is included. For example, the number four. Instead of saying this number, you need to perform some action: clap your hands, jump, sit down. Every time you play this game, you can “prohibit” some other number and do a different action. nine0003
Those who make a mistake are out of the game. So the most attentive will remain in the circle.
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Funny games for children – Kindergarten and child
The article provides a description of more than 30 funny games for children. The author is a methodologist Natalia PRISHCHEPENOK.
Funny game for kids MORE WORDS
Purpose: development of figurative and associative thinking; vocabulary replenishment.
Participants: two teams.
Task: to the given word, think of as many words related to this concept as possible. The team that comes up with the most correct words wins.
For example, the words “forest” and “field” are given.
Field: grass, strawberries, cows, shepherd, tractor, arable land, etc.
The teacher can prepare in advance cards with images corresponding to the given concepts. In this case, children can choose among the different images they need and voice the name of what is drawn in the picture.
Funny game for children UNUSUAL RELAY
Purpose: development of coordination.
Participants: two teams. nine0003
Task: Complete the relay distance in some unusual way.
For example: back to front, left side forward with side steps, right side forward with side steps, back to front together, holding a book on his head, closing his left eye, closing his right eye, on all fours, jumping in huge jumps, squatting, moving as if on skis, moving as if on skates, in flippers, in very large felt boots, with a huge soft toy in their hands, with gymnastic sticks in their hands, which represent ski sticks. nine0008
The main thing is to explain to children correctly and in detail each mode of transportation.
Funny game for children POETRY COUNT
Purpose: development of attention, thinking; strengthening the ability to count.
Task: Read famous nursery rhymes while counting.
For example, in this way:
Ours – one, Tanya – two, loudly – three, crying – four! Dropped – five, into the river – six, the ball – seven. nine0008 Hush – eight, Tanechka – nine, don’t cry – ten, Don’t drown – eleven, in the river – twelve, the ball – thirteen!
Before reading and counting, the teacher with the children repeats separately – a poem, separately – an account.
You can read both individually and in chorus, in teams, and in turn, one word and one number.
For this game, you can use other short poems, in particular, A. Barto from the cycle “Toys”, A. Usachev and other authors known to children. nine0003
Funny game for children CHANGE OF NUMBERS
Purpose: development of attention, speed of reaction, consolidation of knowledge of numbers.
Task: have time to take a seat.
All children stand in a circle so that their shoulders touch each other. The driver stands in the center of the circle. All are calculated in numerical order. The driver has number 0. The driver announces which numbers are changing places, and while they are changing, he tries to quickly take one of the vacant places. If he succeeds, he takes the number of the one who did not have time to take a seat, and he becomes the leader with the number 0.
Funny game for children MOUSE WITHOUT MINK
Purpose: development of speed of reaction, coordination.
Task: run away from the cat.
Participants stand in pairs facing each other, hold hands and raise them at shoulder level or above their heads, forming a “mink”. Two drivers are selected – Mouse and Cat (Cat). The mouse runs away from the cat, she can run into the hole. The one to whom the Mouse turned out to face in the mink becomes the Mouse and must leave the mink, running away from the Cat. If the Cat catches the Mouse, they switch roles. nine0003
Funny game for children SHORE AND Stream
Purpose: development of reaction speed, dexterity, coordination.
Task: correctly jump into the stream or onto the bank.
If the game is played indoors, on the floor, two ropes are laid out in parallel at a distance of one meter from each other. If the game takes place on the street, two parallel lines are drawn. It will be a stream and banks.
All children stand at the beginning of this fun game on the banks. At the command of the host “Stream!” children jump into the stream. At the command “Shore” – they jump ashore. The host gives commands very quickly and randomly. Those who make mistakes are out of the game. The most attentive player who never makes a mistake wins. nine0003
Funny game for children SUN, MOON, PLANETS AND COMET
Purpose: development of reaction speed, dexterity, coordination.
Task: perform actions correctly.
All children stand in groups of three, holding hands. Between themselves, they agree on who will be the Sun, who will be the Moon, and who will be the planet.
One of the children is a comet. He is on the playing field alone. The leader loudly calls the Sun, the Moon or the planets, or says two names at once. Those whom he named should change places and again stand in threes. The comet at this time is trying to get up to someone in a circle. You can’t kick out the Comet. The one who did not have enough space becomes the new Comet and the game continues again. The leader can change not one person, but two, and all at once. nine0003
Funny game for children FOREHEAD, CHEEK, KNEES
Purpose: development of speed of reaction, attention, coordination, listening skills.
Task: perform the task correctly.
You can play both standing in a circle and sitting at a table. The host calls and at the same time points to his forehead, cheek and knees. Children should do what he said. The facilitator can confuse children by saying one thing and pointing to another. Children shouldn’t make mistakes. The one who makes a mistake is out of the game. nine0003
Funny game for children DANCE MARATHON
Purpose: development of artistic abilities, sense of rhythm, plasticity.
Task: dance according to the leader’s wishes.
The teacher plays a cheerful rhythmic melody, the children begin to dance, and the teacher tells them in what way they should dance.
For example: imitating the movements of monkeys; using skittles in the dance; copying the movements of a football player; like primitive hunters; depicting a boiling kettle; imitating the movements of a weightlifter; portraying penguins; squatting down; standing on one leg; depicting an airplane; imitating the movements of a skier; pretending to be a butterfly; imitating the gait and habits of a bear; pretending to be a fan; as if in a dream; depicting the movements of a marathon runner. nine0008
Funny game for children FUN QUESTIONS
Purpose: development of the ability to think outside the box; updating the experience and knowledge of children.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: Answer the presenter’s questions correctly.
The teacher asks questions, the children answer. The first person to answer the most questions correctly wins. For each correct answer to the question, the answerer can be given a token. nine0003
Questions
1. Why did the Wolf eat Grandmother in the fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood”, but not in “Well, wait a minute”? (Answer: because there is no Grandmother in “Just you wait”).
2. How many fingers are on two hands? What about ten hands? (Answer: 10 and 50)
3. How many eyes do two dogs have? What about two octopuses? (Answer: 4 and 4).
4. Boil one egg for 5 minutes. How many minutes will five eggs boil? nine0008 (Answer: 5 minutes).
5. Three horses galloped 3 kilometers. How many kilometers did each horse ride? (Answer: three kilometers).
6. What tastes better: 2 teaspoons of sugar or 4 tablespoons? (Answer: the same. The taste does not depend on the volume or quantity).
7. The houses on the street are numbered from 1 to 22. How many times does the number 2 appear in the numbers? (Answer: 6 times).
Funny game for children REALIZED PICTURE
Purpose: development of attention, acting skills, empathy.
Participants: two teams.
Task: to represent from the team members the plot of a picture prepared and given to the teams by the educator. Image accuracy is evaluated.
A more complicated version of the game – the picture can be animated and convey what the characters depicted on it say. You can also invite the children to come up with what happened to the characters in the picture before the moment that is shown in it, and what will happen after. nine0003
Funny game for kids ONE, TWO, THREE – GO RIGHT!
Purpose: development of speed of reaction, coordination.
Task: correctly match actions with words.
All children walk in a circle, and the leader – a teacher or a child – counts. If he says: “One!”, everyone goes in the same direction as they went. If he says: “Two!” everyone should turn around and walk in the opposite direction. If – “Three!”, Start moving in jumps. Whoever makes a mistake is out of the game. nine0003
Funny game for kids ATTENTION!
Purpose: development of attention, speed of reaction, coordination, ability to listen to the task.
Task: correctly match actions with words.
All players line up. The leader – a teacher or a child – gives all the children a task. You can complete the task only if, before voicing the task, the leader says: “Attention!”. If this word is not present, the task is not necessary to perform. Those who make a mistake are out of the game. You can play with two teams. In this case, the team that has more attentive players by the end of the game wins. nine0003
Sample tasks: Attention! Hands to the side! Hands up! Attention! Let’s bounce! Etc.
Funny game for children MAGIC WAND
Purpose: development of creative abilities, acting skills, attention, coordination.
Task: , taking an ordinary wand in turn, turn it into some object and perform actions corresponding to this object with it. All other participants in the game must guess what kind of item was shown. nine0003
Funny game for children UNUSUAL ALPHABET
Purpose: development of creative abilities, non-standard thinking; consolidation of knowledge of letters, properties of various materials.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: fold the letters of the Russian alphabet from improvised materials. You can also add numbers from unusual materials.
Fun game for kids0006 Purpose:
development of non-standard thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment.
Task: name the word that the presenter said “back to front”. You need to start with simple words: cat, dream, forest. Then you can gradually complicate the game.
A variant of the game is to ask children to find and say words that are read the same way both forward and backward. In this way, you can introduce children to the concept of a palindrome.
Funny game for kids CONTINUE THE WORD
Purpose: development of thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment.
Task: continue the word, the beginning of which was said by the presenter.
For example: steam… (…move,…carry), self… (…flight,…stall), tele… (…visor,…background), colo… (…juice,…knock), transfer… (…gate , … pinwheel, … nose, … move), auto … (… sink, … beads), electric … (… fireplace, … garland, … pump), great … (… grandfather, … grandmother), from … (… screw, … kaz, … start, … wind), kara … (… ndash, … s, … belly), short … (… bka, … on, … va), voro … (… tnik, … that, … nka, … on , … beat), shu … (… ba, … m, … tka), but … (… whose, … that, … ha, … juice, … l), glue … (… ver, … th, … yonka, … tka). nine0008
You can also play in teams. In this case, the beginning of the word comes up and says one team, the second – continues it. Then the teams change.
Funny game for children BALLS WITH NUMBERS
Purpose: development of thinking, attention, oral counting skills.
Task: solve an example. All players stand in a circle. The teacher throws the ball to one of the players, saying a simple addition or subtraction action. The one who got the ball in his hands gives an answer and sets the following example by throwing the ball to another player. nine0003
The second version of this fun game: the teacher calls a number or a number and throws the ball. The person who catches the ball must name the number or number one less. Called numbers and numbers should not go one after another.
Funny game for children BALLS WITH LETTERS
Purpose: development of thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment.
Task: find the word.
All players stand in a circle. The teacher throws the ball to one of the players, pronouncing any letter of the Russian alphabet. The child who caught the ball must say a word (noun) that begins with this letter and throw the ball to the next player, calling another letter. nine0003
A complicated version of this fun game: the one who named the word throws the ball to another player with the question: “What is he doing?” or “What?”. The one who catches the ball answers the question and throws the ball to the next player, naming a new letter.
For example: P – bird – flies, T – TV – shows, C – sun – shines.
Funny game for children BALLS WITH PROFESSIONS
Purpose: development of thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment.
Task: identify what a person does.
All players stand in a circle. The teacher throws the ball to one of the players, calling any profession. The one who caught the ball must say a verb denoting an action suitable for this profession, and, in turn, throws the ball to the next player, naming a new profession.
For example:
1 player: Pilot
2 player: Flies. Seller
3 player: Sells. Teacher, etc.
Funny game for children FABULOUS POUCH
Purpose: development of thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment.
Task: come up with a fairy tale.
All players sit in a circle. The teacher starts a fairy tale by taking an item out of the bag. Then he passes the Fairy Pouch to the next player. He, in turn, takes out an object from the bag and continues to tell the tale. Everyone can add one suggestion. If it is difficult for children to begin to compose an interesting story, you can invite them to answer the questions: “Who? With whom? Where? Why?”. nine0003
The items in the Fairy Bag can be very different: small toys (for example, from kinder surprises or made from plastisol), pocket calendars, stationery, plastic teaspoons, key chains, cubes.
The teacher helps the children during the game, asks them leading questions, helps to make the story interesting.
You can first tell the children about the “Animation of Objects” technique, proposed by the Italian storyteller Gianni Rodari to children whom he taught to compose fairy tales. nine0003
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Funny game for children I GIVE YOU
Purpose: development of creative, acting abilities of children; activation of life experience.
Participants: two teams.
Task: depict an object.
In turn, each team draws an object that it will give to the other team. The team that was given a gift must guess what they were given. nine0003
As an option, it is possible to determine in advance on which holiday the gift will be given, thus making a closer connection between the game and the life and experience of children.
Funny game for children LEARN BY PARTS
Purpose: development of mental abilities, ability to classify; activation of life experience.
Participants: two teams.
Task: to learn in parts.
Screen required to play. The teams are on opposite sides of the screen. One of the teams from behind the screen shows some object in parts. For example, a doll. First, a piece of the dress is shown. If the team guessed what it was the first time, it gets five points. If there is no answer, for example, doll hair is shown. Then, if the object is still not guessed, the handle and leg of the doll. Thus, each time the team has the opportunity to earn one point less. Then the teams change. nine0003
Items can be very different and unexpected, the main thing is to show them from more difficult to guess fragments to simpler ones.
Funny game for children DRAWING
Purpose: development of creativity, coordination, imagination.
Participants: two teams.
Task: guess what the participants from the other team “drawn”.
The players of each team take turns drawing different objects in the air with a brush or pencil. The opposing team guesses what their opponents drew. For each correctly guessed drawing, the guessing team is awarded a point. After that, the teams change. nine0003
Funny game for children LETTER FROM…
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imagination; vocabulary replenishment; development of thinking.
Task: tell what kind of letter a toy could write to children.
Complicated version: a letter from some object or concept: weather, color, wood, table, pencil, paints, scarf, mittens, skates, skis.
Funny game for kids POINT OF VIEW
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imagination; vocabulary replenishment; development of figurative and divergent thinking.
Task: describe an object from different points of view.
For example: car – from the point of view of father, mother, the road along which it goes; a cat that sleeps on or under it; rain that drips from above.
Kashu – from the point of view of the cook who cooks it; the child who eats it; pots in which porridge is boiled; plates into which it is poured; a person who is hungry; a well-fed person. nine0008
Funny game for children MATRYOSHKA WORD
Purpose: development of thinking, attention; vocabulary replenishment; strengthening the ability to read.
Participants: team.
Task: to find other words in the words written on the cards that seem to be “hidden” inside. For each word found, the team receives a point.
Purpose: development of creativity, imagination, empathy; vocabulary replenishment; development of figurative and divergent thinking.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: to convey in expanded sentences the concept, a short phrase that the presenter offers.
For example: He was delighted – He laughed, his eyes sparkled, he jumped for joy and began to jump and jump around the table, shouting loudly and joyfully. nine0008
Opposite task: Express in one word a colorful description of the manifestation of feelings that the facilitator offers.
For example: His brows furrowed, he slammed his fist on the table, threw the stool aside and shouted menacingly – He got angry.
Funny game for children АХ AND ОХ
Purpose: development of a sense of empathy, the ability to intotone.
Participants: two teams.
Task: to convey with interjections and intonationally emotional state, given by the moderator. One team performs the task, the second tries to determine the voiced emotion. nine0003
Funny game for kindergarten RHYMS
Purpose: development of creativity, imagination, empathy, vocabulary replenishment.
Task: come up with rhymes for the proposed words.
Before playing this fun game, the teacher tells the children that words that have the same last three or four letters are considered rhymes.
Examples of words for selecting rhymes: task, day, juice, friend, book, hungry, row, neighbor, pillow, night, fairy tale, kitten, spring, summer, puddle, knee, flower, dot. nine0008
Subsequently, mono with the children to play a fun game “Burime”, inviting them to compose quatrains based on the proposed rhymes.
Funny game for kids WHAT AM I DOING?
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imagination, acting abilities, coordination, activation of the life experience of the players.
Participants: individually or in two teams.
Task: show some action so that others can guess what it is. The action can be invented by the players themselves, and the leader can offer. nine0003
Examples of actions: Peel and eat an orange, drink a cup of very hot tea, wash a window, eat a candy, peel and cut an onion, eat a lemon wedge, make a phone call, cross a puddle, comb and braid your hair, jump rope, go skiing, spin a hoop, make and eat a sausage and butter sandwich, peel a hard-boiled egg, peel a soft-boiled egg, lace up your boots, put on a fur coat, watch football on TV.
Funny game for kids FEEL THE DIFFERENCE
Purpose: development of creativity, imagination, coordination and empathy.
Task: show the nuances of different actions so that the actions differ from each other.
The host calls the action, the children perform. The facilitator can tell the children how one action differs from another.
Alternatively, you can ask the children to rank the actions: from the calmest to the most active and stormy, and vice versa.
Funny game for kids DRAW!
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imaginative thinking.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: complete the picture, including an object or character already drawn or pasted on a piece of paper into the plot.
Funny game for children PAINTED NAME
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imagination, imaginative thinking.
Task: draw your name the way the child feels it.
After this game, you can introduce children to what their names mean, talk with children about whether they know why or in honor of whom they were named that way, what other names are in their family.
Complicated task – draw the names of your family members, your last name.
Funny game for kids WHAT DID YOU GET? nine0336
Purpose: development of creative abilities, imaginative thinking, coordination.
Participants: two or more teams.
Task: draw an object blindfolded with the whole team, drawing individual details of the picture in turn.
After the drawing is done, the other teams have to figure out what their opponents did.
Funny game for kids SAME AND OPPOSITE
Goal: replenishment of children’s vocabulary; development of speech, figurative thinking.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: for each leading word spoken, come up with as many synonyms and antonyms as possible. For each invented word, the person who came up with it gets one point.
Words can also be invented by the teams themselves. In this case, one team says the word, the second – its synonym and antonym. Then the teams change.
Funny game for kids LIKE IN A FAIRY TALE
Purpose: enrichment of children’s vocabulary; development of figurative thinking.
Participants: individuals and teams.
Task: find epithets for nouns that are used in Russian folklore and Russian folk tales.
This game is best played after studying the relevant topic in Direct Learning Activities (DLL) classes or after reading Russian folk epics, fairy tales, listening to Russian folk songs. You can talk with children about why the people awarded this or that phenomenon, object or person with such epithets; to what else can one choose the same definitions. nine0003
Examples: good fellow, golden wheat, fine day, clear field, clear eyes, silky hair, black eyes, scarlet lips, white birch, burning tears, wild little head, red sun, ruddy apple, dark forces, faithful friend, a fierce enemy, a sharp look, a tasty piece, a dense forest, dear mother.
Funny game for children CHANG THE LETTER
Purpose: vocabulary replenishment; development of speech, thinking; strengthening the ability to read simple words. nine0003
Participants: individually or as a team.
Task: by changing one letter in a word, get a new word from it (children are offered simple words made up of cards with letters).
For example: cat-mouth, rome-rice, rice-fox, forest-lion, lac-bow, bow-beetle, hour-tea, hour-bass, tea-paradise, genus-year, bass-buck, tank -side, house-com, ox-shaft, ball-sword.
The second version of this fun kindergarten game is to make a chain of three words.
For example: chalk-mol-goal, shield-whale-cat, bass-bis-rice, fox-forest-lion, gam-gaz-las.
The third, more difficult version of the game is to make new words by changing one letter in four-letter words.
Welcome to St. Mary Magdalene Preschool. We offer full and half-day preschool for 3’s and 4’s during a traditional school year. Our goal is to create a safe and nurturing environment where young children canlearn and explore. We believe that a basic understanding of the beauty of God’s creation and of his unending love and forgiveness for all people helps to set young children on a positive path for friendships, behavior, and knowledge of their own self-worth.
Weekly activities in the preschool classrooms include arts and crafts, music, movement, alphabet and number activities, science and sensory activities, dramatic play, block play, writing activities, and manipulative toys such as puzzles and peg boards. In both the 3 year old and 4 year old programs, there is significant emphasis placed on social skills and language skills.
The Preschool program at STMM follows the curriculum guidelines developed by the Diocese of Raleigh. Classroom teachers use the teaching methods and activities that they have found to be most effective with their age group as they address each of the curriculum standards set forth by the diocese. The Diocesan Curriculum for Early Childhood Programs includes activities and skills for each developmental area in which children learn and grow. These areas include spiritual, social, emotional, cognitive, language and physical motor skills.
We are accredited by AdvancEd, part of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools….
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The Goddard School of Apex in North Carolina was established in 2005 to serve the families living in the community. It provides a safe, healthy and stimulating environment suitable for children’s growth anddevelopment. It also provides educational activities that foster the children’s physical, social, emotional and intellectual development. The Goddard School offers programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, junior kindergarten, kindergarten and school-age children. …
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Twice As Nice Tots in Apex, North Carolina seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate a certain number of children….
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Offering care for kids from 6 weeks to 12 years old, THE GROWING YEARS LEARNING CENTER is an organization in Apex, NC that features a loving and warm atmosphere. They provide age-appropriate activities andvarious interesting programs that offer utmost importance to the children’s well-being and safety. This child care facility also assists in the student’s developmental and emotional needs….
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A Plus Preschool is a private, academic Christian preschool located at 1003 River Dee Court, Apex, North Carolina. It offers a Christ-centered, developmentally appropriate curriculum that ensures children intheir care will be ready for kindergarten. A Plus Preschool’s program is carefully designed to meet the growth and developmental needs of children, nurturing their strengths and skills for future success. …
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Play N Learn Services LLC offers full-time and center-based child care and early learning programs designed for young children. The facility serves the residents of Apex, NC and nearby communities. Play N LearnServices LLC operates on weekdays and is open from 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M….
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We prepare your child for a lifetime of learning! When your child joins us for their early education, you can feel confident that we’re going to make their experience as rich and rewarding as possible. Annualassessments are one way we make sure we’re helping your child meet their academic and social-emotional milestones or make up for interrupted learning. Plus, they give teachers and families focused insight on your child’s strengths and areas for growth.
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Welcome to a place filled with warmth and light, smiles and laughter, fun and fitness, love and learning. Our school offers an engaging, nurturing environment for every child, during the most critical earlyyears, starting in infancy. By adhering to high standards, we help mold inquisitive, confident kids, who are socially, physically, and academically prepared for school. As a 21st century preschool, our STEAM curriculum brings the world into every classroom. Integrated, hands-on learning experiences in Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math provide a foundation to ensure children are prepared to navigate a changing world. As they grow, your children will need to be makers and thinkers, and that’s why this approach ensures that they thrive and develop the necessary skills to embark on their future. This school of today will prepare your child for the world of tomorrow….
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Our teachers and caregivers are trained, ready, and eager to help spark lightbulb moments for your child. We invite you to visit and see our Balanced Learning approach in action!
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FAQs for finding daycares in Apex
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Apex, NC?
There are a variety of daycares in Apex, NC 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 Apex, NC?
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 233 in Apex, NC as of December 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Apex 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 Apex, NC, 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 Apex, NC.
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Stella Lowery Small Day Care Home is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Apex, as well as the larger Raleigh-Durham metro area.
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The kindergarten for 250 children, located on the territory of the Dmitrovsky Park residential complex, organically fits into the surrounding buildings: the volumes designed according to the principle of “Lego blocks” enliven the yard, hiding a cozy and at the same time thoughtful and functional space within the residential complex. All the conditions necessary for an interesting and safe pastime of children are arranged on the territory of the site – here are a variety of playgrounds, and an unusual improvement solution with raised green volumes, themed MAFs designed in the Lego style.
The architectural language of the kindergarten was inspired by Lego bricks: thus, each group cell is a separate brick connected to others, which creates a complex volume that contributes to the diversity of planning solutions and the emergence of interesting play spaces for children. The complex form is complemented by laconic facades: their simplicity plays on the contrast, emphasizing the unusual architectural solution, but at the same time not overloading it. The entrance groups located under the massive canopies seem to “tighten”, and the backlight turns them into bright spots, emphasized by the consoles.
The white-yellow color scheme of the facades of the building is restrained and at the same time harmoniously fits into the concept of a preschool institution.
Center Grove KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Greenwood, IN
Center Grove KinderCare Programs
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AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED
We’re so proud!
Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference,
and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why.
SCHOOL-READY
What Learning Looks Like
Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.
Center Grove KinderCare Programs
Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)
Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our
centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with
you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant
classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and
ready to explore their world.
Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)
Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s
because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the
place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll
help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn.
Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)
This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton
of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in
discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a
classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them
get used to a more structured school setting.
Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)
This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas
about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our
preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create
artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step:
kindergarten!
Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)
When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and
writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect
letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families
in our community. Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language,
math, science, Spanish, and social skills.
Before- and After-School Programs (5–12 Years)
You can count on us to provide reliable care for your school-ager while you’re
at work, with safe transportation from our center to your child’s school and
back! Whether your child wants to start a drama club, build a volcano, or
create a comic book, they will have a place to follow their dreams. Your child
will start and end the day with a whole lot of fun!
School Break Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)
Winter break, spring break, summer break—when school’s out (but you still need to work), you
can count on KinderCare to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that’s focused
on fun. We welcome children ages 5–12 during school break times and make sure they have a
sensational, screen-free experience they won’t forget.
Participating Child Care Aware Center
KinderCare partners with Child Care Aware® of America to offer fee assistance for
Active Duty military families and flexible support to fit their needs when care at a Child
Development Center on the installation is not available.
Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program
Cooking Academy™ (3 – 12 Years)
In Cooking Academy, kids learn new recipes from cultures around the world and
develop a healthy relationship with food. They’ll whip up everything from Southwest
rainbow lettuce wraps to pumpkin muffins, building their skills in STEM, communication,
and more along the way. And yes—little chefs get to eat their culinary creations!
Music Explorers™ (2 – 4 Years)
KinderCare families are already giving a standing ovation to our newest Learning
Adventures program: Music Explorers! Kids will learn to sing, move, listen, play
instruments, and even create their own tunes. Our original curriculum blends math,
science, social studies, literacy, and mindfulness (think yoga!) for a uniquely KinderCare
way of learning the foundations of music.
Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years)
Learning how to read is a whole lot of fun at KinderCare! We help kids grow to love
books and words (and get ready for kindergarten) in our Phonics Adventures program.
From discovering the basics of vowels to practicing poetry, kids learn all about letters
and sounds in small-group lessons made just for their age group. (Bonus: Kids who
attend our phonics program are more prepared than their peers for school—and we
have the data to prove it.)
Our Teachers
We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though.
KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply,
we love our teachers and your child will, too.
Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!
A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH
An Artist’s Heart
“My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.
We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award.
When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience
an amazing place to learn and grow.
Family Stories
Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!
My daughter began attending Center Grove KinderCare in September of 2012 at the age of 18 months. She has a developmental delay that primarily consists of physical development, so I was concerned with other childcare centers that they would use that to keep her out of an age appropriate program. This center has been wonderful from day one. The director and teachers show every day their genuine care and concern for our daughter. They do a wonderful job of working with Abby and her abilities and are eager to learn from her physical and occupational therapists the best ways to help her progress. Then, in January of this year, Abby began having health problems and we learned that she would need major surgery and was away from the center for several weeks. The director and teacher would call to check on her and see how she was doing while she was away and it was obvious that everyone was happy to see her come back. I still call to check on her at least once a day, sometimes more, and I am never made to feel like I am bothering anyone. I love that they give me details about her day, how she is eating, sleeping, acting, and more. I feel that everyone here really cares about my daughter and it’s obvious that she loves them. I highly recommend Center Grove KinderCare!
Susan – KinderCare Parent
My daughter has been with this KinderCare since June of 2012. I absolutely love her teachers! They always tell me how much they enjoy my daughter. I also called once a day to see how she was doing. I haven’t done that in months, as I know she is well taken care of!
Jen W. – KinderCare Parent
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Who Are KinderCare Families?
They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common,
though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.
Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.
A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A
Home in Houston
Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure.
Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accreditations does KinderCare have?
We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more.
Do you offer part-time schedules at Center Grove KinderCare?
Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.
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“William Shakespeare’s dictionary is estimated by researchers to be 12,000 words. The dictionary of a negro from the cannibalistic tribe “Mumbo-Yumbo” is 300 words. Ellochka Shchukina easily and freely managed thirty, ”- everyone is familiar with this quote from Ilf and Petrov’s The Twelve Chairs. The satirists, and with them the readers, laughed a lot at the narrow-minded and undeveloped, but overly self-confident and arrogant Ellochka, all of whose interests, thoughts and emotions easily fit into thirty words. Meanwhile, starting to write texts, many, without noticing it, turn into the cannibal Ellochka. Whatever they want to write about, the same “Ho-ho!” comes out from under the pen. and “Hamite, boy!”. In this lesson, we will talk about how to get rid of the problem of the cannibal Ellochka, expand your vocabulary. And in the next lesson we will learn how to learn how to use it correctly.
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Passive vocabulary
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Vocabulary
Vocabulary ( dictionary, lexicon ) is a set of words that a person understands and uses in his speech.
Vocabulary is usually divided into two types: active and passive.
Active vocabulary – these are the words that a person regularly uses in speech and writing.
Passive vocabulary is a set of words that a person knows and understands by ear or reading, but does not use them himself. You can check your passive vocabulary on this site .
Usually the volume of the passive vocabulary exceeds the volume of the active vocabulary by several times. At the same time, the volumes of active and passive vocabulary are moving quantities: a person constantly learns new words and at the same time forgets or stops using words that he has already learned.
Active vocabulary estimates range from five thousand to thirty-five thousand words. As for the passive vocabulary, the spread is from twenty thousand to one hundred thousand words. Most likely, the truth, as always, lies somewhere in the middle. It is reasonable to assume that the active vocabulary of an adult reaches about fifteen thousand words (as you know, the active vocabulary of such a master of words as Pushkin was about twenty thousand words), and the passive vocabulary – forty to fifty thousand words (it is difficult to imagine an ordinary person who would know all the meanings of words from Ozhegov’s dictionary).
There is an easy way to roughly estimate the amount of passive vocabulary. Take an explanatory dictionary, for example, the same Ozhegov dictionary, open it on an arbitrary page, count how many of the defined words you know. Be honest with yourself: if a word seems familiar to you, but you don’t know exactly what it means, then you don’t need to count this word. Then multiply this figure by the number of pages. Of course, keep in mind that this result is approximate: you must assume that all pages contain the same number of articles from which you know the same number of words. For the purity of the experiment, you can repeat these steps several times. However, you still won’t get the exact result.
If you are too lazy to bother with the dictionary and calculations yourself, you can use our test.
Ways to expand vocabulary
When writing texts, it is very important that the words used be as diverse as possible. This, firstly, allows you to express your thought most accurately, and secondly, it makes the perception of the text easier for the reader. There are several rules to help expand your vocabulary. They were developed primarily for people learning foreign languages, but can also be used effectively for their native language.
Passive vocabulary
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Read as much as you can. Reading is one of the main sources of new information and, accordingly, new words. At the same time, try to choose literature of the highest level possible – it does not matter whether it is fiction, historical literature or journalism. The higher the level of the authors, the greater the chance that they use a variety of vocabulary, and most importantly, they use words correctly. So you will remember not only new words, but also the correct ways to use them.
2
Do not be afraid to appear ignorant. Many people feel extremely uncomfortable when their interlocutor seems to be very educated, well-read and uses a lot of unfamiliar words. In such a situation, many are afraid of being branded as ignorant, and therefore embarrassed to ask about the meaning of a particular new word. Never act like this. It’s always better to ask about a word you don’t know than to remain in the dark for the rest of your life. Don’t think you’ll look up this word in the dictionary when you get home. You will simply forget it. If your interlocutor is really smart, your question will never seem funny to him.
3
Use a dictionary. It is useful to have a set of academic dictionaries and encyclopedias at home that you can refer to as needed. Naturally, good dictionaries are not cheap, they are often published in small print runs and take up a lot of shelf space. Fortunately, with the development of the Internet, the problem of access to dictionaries has been solved. Now you can find dictionaries and encyclopedias on almost any subject. Portals are quite easy to use: slovari.yandex.ru and www.gramota.ru.
Active Vocabulary
The above tips help to expand, above all, the passive vocabulary. However, the main theme of our lessons is effective writing of texts. Therefore, the goal is not only to learn new words, but also to learn how to actively use them in writing. Here are a few exercises aimed at translating a word from a passive vocabulary into an active one:
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Notes method. You need to take cards, sheets or colored stickers. On one side you write the word you want to remember, on the other – its meaning, synonyms, examples of use. Such cards can be sorted out at home, in transport, at work. Fast, convenient and efficient!
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Book of synonyms. You can take a simple notebook or create an electronic document where you will write down words and rows of synonyms for them. For example, take the word result. A number of synonyms for it: consequence, consequence, trace, fruit, sum, total, conclusion, conclusion. It must be remembered that not only synonymous words can be attached here, but also entire constructions: in this way, so, from this we can conclude that we have come to the conclusion that, etc. Also, in such a notebook, you can make notes about the nature of a particular word: obsolete, high, vernacular, pejorative. If you use an electronic document, then words on the same subject can be combined into separate blocks. In addition, such a notebook can also be supplemented with antonyms.
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Thematic cards. They are convenient to use if you want to memorize and translate several words related to a common theme into your active dictionary at once. Write them down on one card and stick them in a prominent place. As a result, if you remember at least one word from the card, the rest will inevitably come to your mind.
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Association method. Try to accompany the memorization of words with associations: figurative, color, olfactory, tactile, gustatory, motor. The presence of such an association will help to remember the right word much faster. Moreover, you can rhyme a word important to you into some short rhyme or insert it into a stupid and meaningless, but memorable statement.
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Presentations and compositions. We are accustomed to the fact that presentations and essays are school exercises, and after finishing school, you can never return to them. Meanwhile, they help to significantly improve your writing skills and expand your active vocabulary. The presentations are suitable for the situation when you read a text in which you came across a lot of unfamiliar but useful words. Make a short written retelling of this text using these key words and they will remain in your memory. As for essays, there is no need to write long treatises, a short five-sentence story in which you insert new words is enough.
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Memory calendar. This is a repetition graph of the words you want to translate into the active dictionary. It is based on research into how human memory works. Scientists have long found out that after a week a person forgets eighty percent of all new information received. However, this percentage can be significantly reduced by repeating the material at regular intervals. Then it goes into long-term active memory. For this, the so-called rational repetition mode was developed. For convenience, here is a table:
First repetition. Immediately after finishing reading
Second repetition. Half an hour later
Third repetition. Every other day
Fourth repetition. Two days later
Fifth repetition. Three days later
Sixth repetition. In a week
Seventh repetition. Two weeks later
Eighth repetition. In a month
Ninth repetition. Two months later
Also pay attention to the rational repetition lesson in the memory training.
To achieve the maximum effect, it is advisable not to deviate from the schedule. It is also best not to try to remember a large array of words at the same time. It is better to break words into small thematic groups and create your own repetition calendar for each group.
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Crosswords, language games and puzzles. A great way to combine business with pleasure: practice learned words and play! Here are some of the most common language games: scrabble (in the Russian version – erudite, bulldozer), anagrams, antiphrases, burime, metagrams, hat, contact.
Test your knowledge
If you would like to test your knowledge of the topic of this lesson, you can take a short test consisting of several questions. Only 1 option can be correct for each question. After you select one of the options, the system automatically moves on to the next question. The points you receive are affected by the correctness of your answers and the time spent on passing. Please note that the questions are different each time, and the options are shuffled.
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Audience: 5th grade students
Subject: Russian language
Form of work: Individual, steam room, group, group
Purpose: Work the spelling of vocabulary words on the theme “Army”
-development of skills in working with vocabulary words and the ability to use them in oral and written speech;
– enrichment and activation of students’ vocabulary;
– development of attention and spelling vigilance;
– fostering interest in the mother tongue .
Universal learning activities:
Cognitive U.U.D.:
– control and evaluate the process and result of activity.
Communication W. W. D.:
– ask for help;
– to formulate one’s own opinion and position;
– offer help and cooperation;
– determine the overall goal and ways to achieve it;
– work individually, in pairs and in a group;
– exercise self-control, mutual control.
Regulatory U.W.D.:
– formulate and hold learning task;
– draw up a plan and sequence of actions;
– adequately perceive the proposals of the teacher, comrades, to correct the mistakes made.
Expected results:
– students will develop the skill of literate writing of words;
– vocabulary is activated and enriched;
– work with theoretical material is systematized.
Description:
The material consists of 14 vocabulary words that the guys must correctly write down, designate spellings.
Task for students:
– Recall vocabulary words related to the theme of the month in our school.
– Write down the words in your notebook, explain all the spellings in these words.
-Remember their spelling.
– Make up a story using all the words.
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When checking, the rectangle with the correct answer becomes
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Additional task: The teacher may ask you to find one of the words among the written words, indicating its lexical meaning. You may be asked to indicate the riddle word suggested by the teacher.
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In Astrakhan, municipal benefits in terms of preschool education have been systematized.
In order to systematize the existing benefits, the municipality carried out work to study federal and regional laws that provide for the receipt of financial measures of social support for families with many children, families with children in need of support, and the disabled.
The city administration pays monthly compensation for part of the parental fee for looking after and caring for children in kindergartens. One of the parents (legal representatives) in a family in need of support, who has paid the parental fee for childcare and care, is entitled to receive compensation, provided that the average per capita income of the family is below the subsistence level per capita.
The amount of compensation is: 20% of the average parental fee for childcare and care, – for the first child; 50% of the average parental fee – for the second child; 70% of the average parental fee – for the third child and subsequent children.
This measure of social support was retained in full.
In accordance with the law, payment for supervision and care is not charged from parents (legal representatives) of disabled children, children with tuberculosis intoxication, legal representatives of orphans, children left without parental care. The costs of destads are reimbursed from the city budget.
The city administration decided to abolish municipal benefits for citizens, the fee for which is reduced by 50%. These are parents (legal representatives) who are disabled of the 1st or 2nd group, or have been disabled since childhood; parents (legal representatives) who have three or more minor children as dependents, parents (legal representatives), provided that the average per capita income of the family is below the subsistence level per capita established by the government of the region, parents (legal representatives) who are employees municipal kindergartens of Astrakhan, whose positions are not related to pedagogical ones. They justify this by the fact that the above support measures have already been prescribed at the federal and regional levels.
This benefit will expire on October 27 of the current year, that is, from the moment of the official publication of the Astrakhan Administration Decree No. 230 of October 21, 2022 “On Amendments to the Decree of the Administration of the Municipal Formation “City of Astrakhan” of March 16, 2017 No. 1583”.
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In MBDOU “Child Development Center – Kindergarten No. 6” at Anna Shchetinina St., 36, the following is required:
– Pedagogical teacher
to the structural unit of the MBDOU Center for the Development of the Child -Detsk Garden No. 6 “at the address of Anna Shchetinina St., 24 Requires:
-Educators
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-Speech -speech therapist
– Teacher – psychologist
– Office cleaner (part-time)
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01 September 2022
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Kiddie Academy of Oviedo – Oviedo FL Child Care Facility
Description: Liberty Academy Daycare and Preschool Inc is a Child Care Facility in Miami FL, with a maximum capacity of 163 children. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Additional Information: Provider First Licensed on: 3/30/06;
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License Number:
C11MD1386
Capacity:
163
Achievement and/or Accreditations
Green Apple Accreditation of Children’s Services
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Type of Care:
VPK Provider; After School;Before School;Food Served;Full Day;Infant Care
Initial License Issue Date:
Mar 30, 2006
Current License Expiration Date:
Mar 29, 2023
District Office:
Judicial Circuit 11 401 NW 2nd Ave,
South Tower, Suite 424 Miami, FL. 33142
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(786) 257-5207 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
Licensor:
Samson Fateru
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Liberty Academy Daycare in Miami, Florida seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care provider that can accommodate up to 91 children.
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Private kindergarten “DetvAriuM” on Svoboda street | Opening hours | Location on the map
Private kindergarten “DetvAriuM” on Svobody street | Opening hours | Location on the map – Moetushino.ru
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In the private kindergarten “DetvAriuM” on Svobody Street (rating on Moetushino.ru – 3.5), they believe that a child should pronounce sounds correctly, have a good vocabulary, be able to convey the content of the text in words, and that is why they conduct developmental classes speech. nine0005
Local employees are happy to work with restless fidgets and shy girls. Usually in institutions of this kind, children study according to a specially designed program in small groups, and the teacher approaches each individual individually. Various activities are organized for them, they play mobile and calm games, acquire the necessary skills, take part in events, prepare for school. Parents, on the other hand, will most likely like the fact that, as a rule, there are no queues here, and in order to enroll your child here, you only need to bring an application. nine0005
Children aged 1-3 years old, 3-4 years old, 4-5 years old, 5-6 years old are accepted here in a full day group. They will be able to attend drawing, music education, general physical education, dancing, social life lessons, etc., and they will also be taught to read and write. For the peace of mind of parents and the comfort of the younger generation, this place has video surveillance and a playground, and at any time you can turn to a speech therapist for help.
The company is located at the address: Moscow, Svobody street, 61 k2 (it is more convenient to get from Skhodnenskaya station). For more information, call +7 (800) 201-80-66 or visit detvarium.com. Opening hours Mon-Fri: 08:00 – 19:00.
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Svoboda Development Center Branch of the GBOU to the Strogino Central Hall
We invite everyone from 3 years and older to visit our Freedom Development Center from 9:00 to 21:00
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Contemporary choreography. Dance studio “KreAtiv” (Svobody street, 18) basic level
Yulia Alexandrovna Kondakova
8-16
849459 complete set
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2
“Fundamentals of programming in the PYTHON language” (Svobody street, 18), Basic level
Saparov Begli Allaberenovich
8-18
623237
3
“Technical drawing” for children aged 11-18 (Svobody st. 18) Basic level
“Robotics in the digital environment” (Svobody st., 18), Basic level
Dolzhansky Mikhail Pavlovich
10-14
624089
6
Solution of mathematical problems of increased complexity (basic level) st. Svobody, 18
nine0004 Savinkov Vladislav Alexandrovich
8-12
1700335
7
Academic singing, Academic vocal group “Silver Voice” for preschoolers, short course, st. Svobody d.18, study period 1 year, Familiarization, (Academic solo singing)
Arbuzov Alexey Sergeevich
4-7
245589
8
Academic singing, Academic vocal group “Silver Voice” for schoolchildren, short course, st. Svobody d.18, study period 1 year, Familiarization, (Academic solo singing)
Arbuzov Alexey Sergeevich
6-18
nine0059
245502
9
Academic singing, Children’s group “Silver Voice” (Svobody St. , 18), training period 3 years, Basic, (Academic solo singing)
Arbuzov Alexey Sergeevich
8-18
76608
10
nine0004 Variety vocal, Variety vocal group “Musical Flash” (group classes, 18 Svobody St.), 5 years of study, Basic, (Vocal on the stage)
Arbuzov Alexey Sergeevich
8-18
245472
11
Preparing for the school “Doshkolenok” (Svobody St., 18), term of study 1 year, Familiarization, (Introduction to school life)
Fedorova Tatyana Sergeevna
4-7
246483
12
Fine arts studio “Collage”. “Creative visual activity” (Svoboda, 18), basic level, study period 5 years, artistic orientation
Grekova Natalia
8-18
1398416
13
Fine arts studio “Collage”. “Fine Art” (Svoboda, 18), study period 5 years, advanced level, artistic orientation
Grekova Natalya Valerievna
12-18
nine0034 1398533
14
Fine arts studio “Collage”. Preparatory program for preschoolers. (Svoboda, 18), term of study 1 year
Grekova Natalya Valerievna
3-7
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Experienced teachers will help everyone find a job they like! nine0036
Electronic registration in associations is carried out on the portal https://www. mos.ru. To register an application for admission of a student to the association, the applicant must have on the portal https://www.mos.ru – PERSONAL OFFICE. Detailed instructions for enrolling in training: https://strogino.mskobr.ru/napravleniya_deyatel_nosti
Questions about enrolling in associations can be asked to the specialist of the ESZ Olga Viktorovna Erunova by e-mail [email protected]
If you have any questions or need our help, we are ready to do it both in person and by phone. Our address: Svoboda Street, house 18. Phone: 8 (495) 491-58-69 Our site: Strogino.mskobr.ru , Strogin.ru
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On the eve of Mother’s Day, a free face-to-face master class in the “Interior Painting” technique for adults was held at the Strogino branch of the Central Children’s Art Center on Svoboda Street.
The master class was held by the head of the COLLAGE art studio of our Center, Natalya Valerievna Grekova. The master class resulted in paintings created by the mothers of pupils of the Strogino Central Children’s Theater. nine0005
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On the eve of Mother’s Day, the ART STUDIO “COLLAGE” invites you to a FREE full-time master class in the “Interior Painting” technique for adults.
Interior painting is a current trend in contemporary art.
Pictures are painted with acrylic paints. Finished works perfectly complement any interior and harmoniously fit into the surrounding space. And an interior painting can be an ideal gift!
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PURPOSE AND GOALS The Highland High School professional community acknowledges a critical need to prepare high school students with adequate skills and knowledge of correct child care techniques for the home and work place. Our full-time child care center and preschool runs in connection with the Family and Consumer Science programs. The main purposes of the center are to:
Provide an on-site training center for high school students in the Child Development and Child Care classes to work with developmental ages of children including infants through preschoolers.
Provide nurturing, quality child care, appropriate learning experiences in a safe and secure environment for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Create a service for Highland and district employees by providing quality child care during employment hours as far as space is available.
Quality child care can make a big difference in the future of a child and the community. It is the goal of the Highland High Child Care Center to see that the program is organized and focused to the needs of ALL involved: children, high school students, teachers, and parents.
WHO CAN JOIN? The HHCC serves children of employees of the Salt Lake City School District. Children must be two months of age up to five years old. Highland High staff members have first priority when there are openings. When available, spots may be given to community families after all interested district employees have been served.
HHCC runs a preschool for children in the Highland community. Preschool runs Tuesday – Thursday from 9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON. Preschool begins just after Labor Day and runs until just before Memorial Day.
HOURS The child care center is open 5 days a week. Monday through Friday 7:30am – 4:30pm. The Highland High Child Care Center has been planned in conjunction with Highland High School’s traditional school year. The High School Child Care students and their help are required to maintain a quality program. The child care center is closed all days that Highland High School is not in session.
PRICING Tuition is charged in full on a monthly basis. Families pay according to their enrollment preferences. Pricing is based on age and enrollment. Tuition covers the cost of child care, mid-morning snack, afternoon snack, and child care materials. It does not include lunch, diapers, baby food (of any kinds).
FURTHER INFORMATION If you are interested in receiving further information regarding HHCC, or if you would like to put your child on the waiting list, please contact our director.
The Utah State Board of Education has asked us to keep our daycare tuition in line with community centers. Tax dollars do not subsidize daycare centers in the public schools. For a comparison of prices with surrounding centers’ pricing please ask our director.
JOIN THE TEAM, APPLY HERE: Salt Lake City School District – TalentEd Hire (tedk12.com)
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MONDAY – FRIDAY 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
The child care center is closed all days that Highland High School is not in session.
TUITION RATES
Contact our director for current tuition rates. Tuition rates change the month following the child’s birthday. A-DAY or B-DAY ONLY are considered Full Day – 3 Day Week.
Children must be 4 years old by September 1. Preschool runs Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday from 9:00 am– Noon. Preschool begins the first Tuesday after Labor Day in September and runs until the last Thursday before Memorial Day in May. Children are under the direction of the preschool teacher and students enrolled in Early Childhood Education Classes supervised by the Early Childhood/Child Development Teacher. Our preschool is highly focused on social development and kindergarten preparation and children receive a lot of one on one attention from the teachers. Please contact us for more information: call 801-484-4343 ext 4119 or email (see contacts).
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We’ve recently added The Compass Schools, with locations in Illinois, Ohio, and Virginia, to our preschool family. In partnership with The Compass School staff and families, we will continue to provide students with the highest quality education.
Where Learning Begins
At The Gardner School, your child will enjoy a consistent daily schedule, curriculum-based learning, leadership and responsibility roles in the classroom, meals in the Kids’ Cafe, and the opportunity to participate in focused enrichment classes. All programs are designed to encourage an emerging sense of self, while nurturing intellectual growth, exploration, and socialization in a safe, supportive environment for children 6 weeks to 5 years.
The Health and Safety of Our Students is Top Priority
We have protocols in place to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 while still creating a rich learning environment for students. We have a high-performance HEPA filter with HEPA-Guard™ in every classroom and main traffic areas. Our buildings have a two-tiered secure check-in and a live feed of classrooms displayed in the lobby. We also have strong community partnerships with local fire and police departments.
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A school for 1,300 students and a kindergarten will appear in 2021 near the Prokshino metro station / City News / Moscow Website
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An amphitheater with a mini climbing wall will be built for elementary school students, and a large laboratory block, an amphitheater and an art zone for middle and high school students.
In autumn, a school and a kindergarten will open in the settlement of Sosenskoye, not far from the Prokshino metro station. They are being built as part of a large residential complex.
“The school was built according to a unique project, the kindergarten nearby was also built according to a unique project for Moscow, according to standards that require a rapid transformation of premises, high-quality use of all areas and, of course, great technological capabilities of a new, modern school. Today, we are opening the road to the Prokshino metro station so that residents of new microdistricts can freely take a bus or walk to the new station, which will reduce the travel time to the center of Moscow by about half an hour, ”said Sergey Sobyanin.
The construction of school for 1300 students and kindergarten for 350 children started at the end of 2018. They are located at: Cervantes Street, Building 2. The objects are being built at the expense of private investment on an individual project. When the construction is completed, the school and kindergarten will be handed over to the city free of charge as part of the developer’s investment obligations. It is planned that the first students of the new city school No. 547 will accept already on September 1, .
Children from the residential complex, which is already actively populated, as well as children from the nearest holiday villages, will go to school and kindergarten. Many of them now attend schools No. 2070 and 2094, which are located near the metro stations “Kommunarka” and “Salaryevo”.
“New Moscow is gradually developing (about 80 social and cultural facilities, roads, metro stations have been built here in recent years), turning into a full-fledged urban development. Here, the residential complex “Spanish Quarters” has already been built according to the urban principle – not a sleeping area, but an urban development with boulevards, streets, social and cultural facilities, trade enterprises, services, and so on. And of course, it is important that facilities that provide life support, social and cultural facilities are built in parallel with the construction of housing,” the Moscow Mayor emphasized.
According to him, despite the fact that dozens of facilities are being commissioned in the TiNAO, there is a shortage of kindergartens and schools. Therefore, the construction of such educational complexes in these districts is a priority.
Open and friendly
The developers of the new school project sought to create a friendly and open environment that positively influences the formation of the child’s personality.
The three-storey building of the school consists of three blocks (wings). Their total area is 17.8 thousand square meters.
The right wing of is closest to the playgrounds on the school grounds. In this part of the building children of elementary grades will study. For them, universal classrooms will be equipped for conducting lessons in various subjects. In the recreation area of the second and third floors, amphitheater with a mini-climbing wall will be equipped. Here the kids will have fun and actively spend time during breaks and after school.
In the left wing of will study the middle and senior classes. A large laboratory block (total area – one thousand square meters) with all the necessary equipment for robotics, 3D printing, virtual reality technologies and city farming will be made for the children. Students will be able to conduct experiments at the intersection of different sciences (cross-subject education), consolidate theoretical knowledge and gain experience in practice.
High-quality equipment and design solutions will create an adult professional atmosphere in laboratories, familiar to scientists and employees of high-tech enterprises. This should arouse in children additional interest in obtaining new knowledge.
“I hope that the kids will be happy, their parents will be happy that such first-class schools and kindergartens will appear near their homes,” said Sergei Sobyanin.
In the central zone schools will make amphitheater (atrium). This is an integral part of the educational space in modern Russian and European universities and schools. Here you can hold meetings, debates, theater classes. In addition, the amphitheater can be used as an additional recreation area for students of all ages.
Also in the central area there will be an information center with a library, a video library and places for project work in small groups, as well as a round concert transforming hall with rooms for artists and storage room for scenery. And in the special art zone , children will be able to study painting, design and architecture.
In addition, the school will have medical block with a doctor’s office, a bathroom, treatment and vaccination rooms, psychologist’s and speech therapist’s rooms.
An infrastructure for sports will be created for students. In addition to the halls in the building itself, the school yard will have volleyball and basketball courts, an artificial turf football field, a workout area and a jogging track. Also, small architectural forms for recreation and children’s outdoor games will be installed here.
Benches-tribunes of the amphitheater will be installed in the yard for public events. For rest and communication there is pergola with a swing , where you can accommodate a small company on semicircular benches. And in the warm season, a wooden canopy will protect from the hot rays of the sun.
Lawns and flower beds will also be planted on the territory, trees will be planted, sidewalks will be laid and bicycle parking areas will be made. In addition, a barrier-free environment will be created in the building and on the school grounds for people with limited mobility.
It will be possible to enter the school territory through a separate checkpoint. There will be a waiting area for parents.
Transforming rooms and tactile furniture
Kindergarten under construction will be the first preschool institution in Moscow , which was designed according to the principles of zoning of premises that are new for Russia. The area of the three-story building will be 5.4 thousand square meters.
In playrooms and bedrooms, most of the toys, equipment and furniture can be stowed away in dedicated wall niches . This will allow you to quickly create spacious rooms for active games or organize an individual workspace.
Another innovative solution is large windows with wide window sills, located only 30 centimeters above the floor. Kids will be able to observe the outside world.
Specially designed furniture will be installed for creative activities. Most of its surfaces will visually and tactilely resemble stones, straw and textiles – textures that are easy to meet in life. They can be touched, painted, used in games.
cookery will be built on the second floor. It will install household appliances for cooking, which will allow children to learn the basics of cooking and baking. During classes, children will stand on a special podium, which will help them freely reach the countertop.
For sports, a gym and a swimming pool measuring three by six meters will be equipped. Children will swim under the supervision of experienced teachers and medical staff, as well as learn about the properties of water through an exciting educational game.
They also plan to build a music hall, a medical unit, psychologist’s and speech therapist’s offices. For walks in the adjacent territory, playgrounds with awnings will be equipped, small architectural forms will be installed for recreation and outdoor games.
In general, since 2011, 440 buildings of educational institutions (317 kindergartens and 123 schools) have been built in Moscow. Of these, 256 objects were built at the expense of the city budget, 184 – at the expense of investors.
Only since the beginning of 2021, 10 educational facilities have been put into operation – three schools for a thousand places and seven kindergartens for 1190 seats
Plans for 2021-2023 include the construction of another 180 buildings for schools and kindergartens.
Transport communication
The construction of a new road from the residential complex to the Prokshino metro station has been completed. It will connect Nikolo-Khovanskaya Street and the Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoe Highway.
The construction of a four-lane (two in each direction) 1.1 km highway began in December 2019. During the work, 24 kilometers of utilities were shifted, noise barriers with a total length of 520 meters were installed, a transformer substation and a block distribution point were installed, five bus stops were equipped and a traffic light was installed.
The territory has been landscaped. Here they laid out 1.6 hectares of lawn, planted 127 trees and 1909 shrubs.
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Located just a few miles south of downtown Auburn, Alabama, Moore’s Mill Club is a private club offering a beautiful venue for your special occasions! You are not required to be a member of Moore’s Mill to book the venue. Our venue offers a covered Pavilion with unique chandelier lighting, 4 big fans and a fireplace with our attached Patio that overlooks onto our Lawn area, perfect for ceremonies, which has also an amazing view overlooking our Golf Course.
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I had my reception at Moore’s Mill Club. I worked with Carley English. She was absolutely amazing. My wedding day was made better because of her. I recommend using Moore’s Mill for ANY event. Kind people, beautiful venue, delicious food, and very accommodating.
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Perfect setting out on the Pavilion and ceremony on the lawn. So thankful to have it here… it was beautiful and just how I pictured my wedding. The food was amazing – top notch service and staff and quick responsiveness to anything I needed. Our ceremony was at 5pm, but they re-routed the golfers so they did not come near us and interrupt. Was perfect!
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Moore’s Mills and Little River Dam Reflect 180 Years in Zebulon – Preservation Zebulon
By MaryBeth Carpenter
The Little River Dam in Zebulon which controlled water near the bridge over Route 97, was damaged from the rush of water created by Hurricane Matthew in October 2016. The dam is at the site of Moore’s Mill, which is long gone except for its foundation stones near the dam site. But the mill had been active since at least 1868, and was a thriving center for the communities of Wakefield, Zebulon and Lizard Lick for generations.
Peter Foster bought 55 acres of land and “mills and all the machinery” in December 1837 from Bennett Blake through his trustee, Needham Price, for $3,950. Later, the mills came to Peter’s oldest son, Augustus J. Foster, presumably after Peter Foster died in 1844. William C. Moore came to this area and bought 55 acres of land alongside the Little River from A.J. Foster for $2500 in August, 1868. His land bordered the lands of Rayford Chamblee and Samuel Strickland, among others. The deed states that the purchase included a mill and machinery. In Branson’s Business Directory or 1867 – 1868, A.J. Foster owned and operated a grist mill and sawmill on Little River. Foster’s grist and sawmills then became known as Moore’s Mills.
Mr. Moore interacted with a local Indian tribe that hunted and fished in the area. One local source, Charles Wood, ayor of Lizard Lick, reported that his great grandfather, John Carter, was a stone cutter who fashioned a mill stone for Moore’s Mill. He passed down a tale of a feast with William C. Moore, the local hired hands, and the Indians. “It was like a Zebulon version of the first Thanksgiving,” Charles Wood reflected. John Carter the stone cutter met, fell in love with and married an Indian “princess” from the Tribe, and she became Sally Medlin Carter. They had a son, Bertie Carter, in 1890, who is Wood’s grandfather.
Between 1868 and 1887, Moore bought other parcels of adjacent land. Moore and his wife Ophelia were also store owners and cotton ginners, and occasionally provided dining service, in addition to their duties as miller. Ellie Beckwith Stringfield, wife of Oscar Larkin Stringfield, tells of traveling to the mill on her wedding day for dinner and a wedding night stay on her first trip to Wakefield, in 1882, in The Heritage of Wake County by Lynne Belvin and Harriette Riggs. “We got to Raleigh about 9:00 and were met by a man from Mr. W.C. Moore’s who had brought a nice horse and buggy for us to drive to Mr. Moore’s where we were invited to take our wedding dinner. We arrived at 1:00, before Mrs. Moore was ready for us, but Mr. Moore met us and made us welcome. This was 4 miles from Wakefield (two miles north of Zebulon) where we were to live. We spent the night and next day went to Wakefield to meet Mrs. Kemp with whom we were to board,” according to Mrs. Stringfield’s memoirs.
By 1874, Moore’s Mills had a post office, and its first post master was Nancy N. Liles. Local farmers and merchants obtained their mail from the mill, which was delivered by pony express there. “By 1884, nearby merchants including J. R. Bolton, S. L. Horton, Willis High Jr., W. H. Hopkins, I.M.
Procter, A.J. Richardson and C.M. Rhodes were in business, giving Moore’s Mills as their address. The post office was moved to the growing village of Wakefield in 1888,” according to Elizabeth Reid Murray’s book, Wake, Capital County of North Carolina, Volume II.
Moore provided a parcel of land for a one room school to be built in the area, according to deed notes in the Wake County registry. It is unclear if this became the Midway School or Rhodes School. He also lent money to several landowners in the area, according to papers registered at the Wake County deeds office. Moore became a Wake County Commissioner and owned property in downtown Raleigh on Fayetteville Street. In 1892, Moore moved to Mount Airy, and became a Mount Airy Commissioner while living there. He died in 1913 and the mill was sold.
In early 1915-1920s, the mill had a generator powered by a 12 cylinder Cadillac engine, and electricity was provided two days a week, on Fridays and Saturdays, for local people. Eventually 36 street lights in Zebulon were illuminated from the energy powered by the mill and an adjacent electric plant on the river.
One visitor to the mill reported in the Zebulon Record that there was a merry-go-round inside the mill which had four seats and was water powered for entertainment. The mill also made and sold ice for customers.
In 1923, the land where the grist mill stood was transferred to the town of Zebulon. Charles Wood tells a story of his father’s trips to Moore’s Mill in the 1920s through the 1930s. “My Dad would take corn to the mill to be ground. He had no money so the miller would take toll. For every bushel of corn ground, the mill would take a peck as payment,” he recalls.
Charles Wood gave a presentation to the Little River Historical Society on January 9, 2018 on the history of Moore’s Mills and the dam. Then attendees told of their remembrances of the mill and dam when they were youngsters. Several local residents recall swimming below the dam while their parents conducted business there. There were bathhouses near the mill. Eva Liles says she swam there during summers when she was a teenager, and frolicking in the water resulted in a deep gash in her chin. Many life-long residents recalled swimming and fishing while their fathers had flour ground at the mill. Lewis Liles said black mussels were frequently in the water, and the teens swimming there would often crack one open, hoping to find a pearl. “The eels were so plentiful we’d call them river robins. We had good times at the mill,” Lewis remembers.
Glenn Privette reported that his grandfather Dave Privette was the last one to operate Moore’s Mill. The two story grist mill was 28 x 34 feet, and had a one pair of mill stones. “It would mill 200 bushels of corn a year and about 400 to 500 bushels of wheat,” he reports. Dave Privette hauled sand to the riverbank and created a recreation area there. “He called it Dave’s Beach, and it had picnic tables, and was a wonderful site for people to swim and fish.” He recalled eels in the water congregating by the water wheel to catch any bit of grain that fell out. “The eels were so thick they would stop the wheel from turning.”
At some point in the 1950s, the mill ceased to exist. Some folks recall news of a fire there, but that has not been confirmed. The foundation stones for the mill are still there, but the millhouse is gone. The large millstones remained at the site for years. Charles Wood recalls finding the large millstone used as a firepit by a visitor recreating on the river banks. “When I found that, the stone had been broken into two pieces, and I buried it in the sand for safe keeping,” he reports.
In 1963, a water treatment plant was constructed, and in the 1970s, the Little River/Jaycee Park was created on a three acre parcel.
The dam which traverses Little River has broken and been repaired three times. A hurricane damaged it in 1996, then another hurricane took it out in 1999. The first two times, NC Route 97 had a wooden bridge, then after the second repair, it was replaced with a steel bridge with state and FEMA funding. Apparently, it also broke in 1928, as Mr. Wood found graffiti –L.E.R. March 10, 1928 – carved into the stone on the third layer, which would have been under the water line. Now 90 years later, the graffiti can be seen again on the top left side of the dam.
As for the Indian tribe that lived in the area – remains of an old Indian burial ground are found near Lizard Lick crossroad. Mr. Wood reports that the remains were dug up as the site was prepared for high way construction, and the bones were reburied on the Old Whitaker Farm, just north of Lizard Lick. Locals have found many arrowheads from the Little River to Lizard Lick and locals don’t have to dig very deep to find them still scattered in the area.
The dam, its boulders and quarried stones, and the mill’s foundation stones still stand today as a dignified reminder of the Zebulon area’s proud past and offer a dreamy glimpse of what life was like for this area’s early settlers 150 years ago.
Sources: Wake County deed records; Elizabeth Reid Murray, History of Wake County, Volumes I and II; Bevers, map of Wake, 1871;, U.S. Post Office Department, Records Film; The Heritage of Wake County North Carolina, 1983, by the Wake County Genealogical Society; Charles Wood, long-time resident and “Mayor” of Lizard Lick, presentation to Little River Historical Society, Jan 9, 2018, Zebulon; Comments made by long time Zebulon residents at Little River Historical Society Jan. 9 meeting; The Zebulon Record, August 28, 1975.
On January 8, 2018 at the Zebulon Board of Commissioners Meeting, the commissioners voted 3-2 against repairing the dam. There was some discussion about the lack of knowledge of the dam’s history and that impelled Preservation Zebulon to research and write this report on the dam and mill’s place in Zebulon.
MaryBeth Carpenter is Executive Director of Preservation Zebulon, www.PreservationZebulon.org MaryBeth can be reached at MaryBeth@PreservationZebulon. org .
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Bolton – guide, photos, attractions
Bolton is a large city in the north-western part of the UK, serving as the administrative center of the metropolitan area of the same name. It is located 16 km from Manchester, which explains its popularity among tourists. In addition to proximity to a major cultural center of the country, Bolton is interesting in itself. It has a fascinating history and beautiful architecture, making it one of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom.
Location and climate of Bolton
The city is located in the north-western part of England, not far from the West Pennine Moors, and spreads over a relatively flat area, where picturesque valleys surround it on both sides. In addition to the incredible natural landscapes, the ruins of the abbey serve as an adornment of Bolton. They are a huge stone skeleton left over from a 12th-century monastery.
Like other cities in the UK, Bolton is located in the oceanic climate zone. Maximum air temperature (+19°C) is recorded here in July, the minimum (-0.6 °C) – in January. November is the wettest month and April the driest.
History of Bolton
According to archaeological finds, this swampy area has been inhabited since the Bronze Age. The first mention of Bolton is associated with the construction of a Victorian church. In 1067, the city under the name Great Bolton belonged to the feudal lord Roger de Poit, from 1100 to Roger de Mereche. In the XIV century. the textile industry began to develop in the city. In 1644, the most important events of the English Revolution took place in it, in particular, the Bolton Massacre, during which 1,600 local residents were killed.
Until about 1850, the city had the status of a district and was known as Bolton-le-Mours. Now in Bolton, whose postal code is BL1 – BL7, about 195 thousand people live.
Attractions and entertainment
The city is attractive with a variety of museums, cultural centers, architectural and historical monuments. The dominant feature of Bolton is the Town Hall, a neoclassical building designed in the 19th century. architect William Hill and Prince Albert of Wales. In addition to it, tourists can visit the following attractions:
old Smith Hills manor with artifacts from the medieval era;
14th century Bolton Castle, used as a prison for the Scottish Queen Mary Stuart;
Hall i ‘th Wood Late Medieval Museum;
Queen Victoria and Leverhulme parks;
Churches of the Holy Trinity and St. Mary;
numerous mills located in the vicinity.
The largest sports arena in the city is the Reebok Stadium, designed for 28,000 spectators. Sports lovers can attend football matches, charity exhibitions and other cultural events.
Hotels in Bolton
There are several dozens of hotels in the city, some of which are owned by international retail chains. Some are modern three-star hotels, others are compact guest houses located in Victorian mansions. The most popular among tourists in Bolton are:
Holiday Inn;
Wendover;
Travelodge;
Mercure;
Last Drop.
For about $32-116, they offer guests free parking, high-speed internet, comfortable rooms with great views of the city.
Restaurants in Bolton
Most of the local establishments specialize in British cuisine. Less often in Bolton you can find a restaurant with Chinese, Italian or Indian dishes. Popular locations include:
Royal Balti House;
Earthlings;
Premier Inn;
The Break Room;
Retreat.
While walking around Bolton, you can have a bite to eat in a steakhouse, a traditional pub or a fast food restaurant owned by an international chain.
Shopping in Bolton
The city cannot boast of an abundance of shopping malls and outlet stores. The center of shopping in Bolton is Market Hall, a shopping area located in a beautiful historic Victorian building. On an area of 5800 sq. m located designer boutiques, souvenir shops and extensive food stalls.
Other Bolton shopping centers include:
Market Place;
Red Bank Cider;
Crompton Place;
Ye Olde Toffee.
Here you can find an assortment of branded clothes, shoes, toys, souvenirs of European quality, coffee and chocolate. Each shopping center has a cafe and a recreation area for children.
Transportation in Bolton
The city is served by local and national roads. The main thoroughfare is the A6, which runs north-south through Westoughton and Hungry Hill. Public transport in Bolton is represented by buses from Transport for Greater Manchester, Arriva North West and Diamond North West. The main bus station is Bolton Interchange. From here you can reach Manchester, Southport, Blackburn and Wigan.
There is no airport in Bolton. The nearest one is located in Manchester (16 km). Thanks to the developed network of vehicles, you can move around the city by bus or taxi. Bicycle rental is also popular among tourists.
How to get to Bolton?
The city is located in the county of Greater Manchester in the northwest of England. It is separated from London by about 350 km, which can be overcome by air, rail or road transport. The fastest way to get from the capital of England to Bolton is with British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Loganair. They fly 4-7 times a day and land at Manchester Airport. The duration of the flight is 1 hour (without a transfer), and the cost of a round-trip ticket is from $117. The journey from Manchester by car takes 30 minutes.
Avanti West Coast trains run between London and Bolton. They depart from Euston Station and arrive at their destination in 3 hours. The drive will take just over 4 hours if you drive northwest on the M40.
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If you want the fun and culture of a city, Leeds should be your starting point in West Yorkshire, but don’t forget the valleys and swamps in the countryside.0290 Adding levels of interest and excitement to rural West Yorkshire is a roll call of the cultural giants associated with these villages and towns, from the Brontë sisters to Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and J.M. turner. One look at the wild swamps at Keighley and Haworth and you’ll be taken to Emily Bronte at Wuthering Heights. If you’re familiar with industrial history, Yorkshire was the wool capital of the world in the 1800s and many of these imposing old mills are now listed as buildings turned into museums or local landmarks..
1. Leeds
Source: flickr Leeds, England This city rebounded in the 1990s, recovering from the decline of the textile industry, which was its lifeblood, to become the second largest financial center in the UK. The two universities also give Leeds a youthful and alternative edge and it is now a thriving and dynamic city teeming with culture, restaurants, nightlife, shopping and attractions. The Exchange Quarter has become a stylish place for parties and dinners, and there are first-class museums such as the Royal Armories and Thackray Medical Museum. If you want the fun and culture of the city, Leeds should be your starting point in West Yorkshire, but don’t forget the valleys and swamps of the countryside. Adding levels of interest and excitement to rural West Yorkshire is the roll call of the cultural giants associated with these villages and towns, from the Brontë sisters to Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and J.M. turner. One look at the wild swamps at Keighley and Haworth and you’ll be taken to Emily Bronte at Wuthering Heights. If you’re familiar with industrial history, in the 1800s Yorkshire was the wool capital of the world, and many of these imposing old mills are now listed as buildings turned into museums or local attractions.
1. Leeds
Source : flickr Leeds, England This city rebounded in the 1990s, recovering from the decline of the textile industry, which was its lifeblood, to become the second largest financial center in the UK. The two universities also give Leeds a youthful and alternative edge and it is now a thriving and vibrant city teeming with culture, restaurants, nightlife, shopping and attractions.. You must see the fine amenities built for wealthy citizens in the 19th century, such as the Leeds Corn Exchange, the City City Music Hall and the Grand Theatre, or the exquisite shopping malls. The Exchange Quarter has become a stylish place for parties and dinners , and there are first class museums such as the Royal Armories and the Thackray Medical Museum.
2. Bradford
Source: flickr Bradford 19 It is no grander than Little Germany, which takes its name from German Jewish merchants who built decorative warehouses to store and sell woolen goods produced in local factories. These magnificent buildings have been transformed, so Little Germany is still a thriving commercial area with offices and shops. The Bradford Industrial Museum is located in the former Moorside Mills and houses printing and textile machinery, many of which have been preserved in working condition.. And if you’re partial to Indian and Pakistani food, you can’t go wrong with Bradford, which has some of the best curry restaurants in England. : The village of Overton in the southwest is home to the breathtaking National Mining Museum, in the buildings of the old Caphouse Mine.. Something older, the spire of the medieval Gothic cathedral is still the tallest structure in Wakefield, rising to 75 meters.. The cathedral was restored in the 19th century, but if you go to the choir you will find yourself in a former chancel with 15th century bosses carved into the ceiling. th century by Barbara Hepworth, a native of Wakefield. The exhibition features more than 40 of her works, as well as the work of Henry Moore, who was born in the Wakefield district of Castleford. , this business really developed during the industrial revolution.. Dean Clough was one of the largest carpet factories in the world when it was built in the mid-1850s. This Grade II complex is located just north of Halifax and now houses 150 local businesses, including a radio station, within a half mile .. Shibden Hall is an old delight, with a timber-framed Tudor facade, and a team of volunteers are happy to tell stories about the former inhabitants of the estate, which dates back to the 1400s. tannery, brewery, stable and weaving shop..
5. Huddersfield
Source: flickr Huddersfield Now a university town, Huddersfield grew rapidly in the 1700s when the wool textile mills took over. 3 miles long on the old narrow canal of Huddersfield. Sandstone castle hill south of Huddersfield and has been the site of a fortification of sorts since the Bronze Age. B 1899, to celebrate Victoria’s record-breaking Silver Jubilee, a 30m stone tower was erected on the ridge. Take a walk to admire the photographic landscapes of Huddersfield in the Holme and Colne valleys below. people came from far and wide to receive “hydropathic” treatments and one of them was Charles Darwin in 1859 Ilkley has an air of luxury accentuated by wide streets and pretty Victorian houses with independent shops, tea rooms and excellent restaurants. Now people stay in Ilkley to escape in the Yorkshire Dales, and the 84-mile Dales Way trail starts at Old Bridge right in the city centre. dating back to the 8th century..
7. Saltaire
Source: flickr Saltaire, England There was no place like Saltaire until the 1850s, when the industrialist Sir Titus Salt established his colossal wool factory next to the River Eyre and added streets of beautiful cottages for his workers. This model village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, “model” means the place of exile. All the houses in Saltera are listed buildings and the most protected is the Uniform Reformed Church with a classic Italian design designed by Sol himself. . In 1986, Jonathan Silver, the same man who helped transform Dean Clough in Halifax, bought the Salt Mill and began converting it into shops, offices and entertainment. Don’t miss the gallery dedicated to Bradford native David Hockney.
8. Keighley
Source: flickr Keighley – Worth Valley Railroad If ever there was a place that crystallizes the spirit of Brontë’s novels, this is Keighley. The National Trust property “East Riddelsden Hall” was actually a filming location for the TV adaptation of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. While the countryside of Caylee Moores and Airedale has rugged sandy hills that can lead you to romantic dreams. Or you could sit back and watch the beautiful Worths pass through the Keighley and Worth Valley Railroad, which still runs steam and diesel locomotives. The bleak Victorian estate houses the Cliff Castle Museum which has all sorts of interesting oddities such as Victorian costume, fossils, an Egyptian mummy, a collection of minerals, machines and tools related to local crafts and industries. .
9. Pontefract
Source: flickr Pontefract At one time, the market town of Pontefract had the largest number of pubs per square mile in the UK. warming.. A big attraction is Pontefract Castle, which has been an eerie ruin since the 17th century English Civil War, when the Parliamentarians besieged the royal forces several times. Previously, it is stated that King Richard II died at Pontefract Castle, and his alleged death in this place is mentioned in Shakespeare’s Richard III.
10. Haworth
Havorte, where the former Bronte family property is kept as a museum. All three sisters spent most of their lives in this very house, and almost all the items in the rooms belonged to them. Hike along the nature trail through the swamps to the Bronte waterfall, a scenic walk southwest of the village.. You can also show yourself at the parish church of Haworth, where their father Patrick Brontë served until 1861.
11. Hebden Bridge
Source: flickr era. Market Town is described as the lesbian capital of the UK, home to a women’s disco and the legendary Trades Club. Damo Suzuki, Nico and Patti Smith play here.. If you’re feeling fit, you can walk up the steep hill towards the village of Heptonstall. Traffic is prohibited in this charming little community, so if you arrive by car, you’ll need to park outside and walk out onto the cobblestone strip. In the secondary cemetery in the church of St. Thomas the Apostle is the burial place of the beloved American poet Sylvia Plath.
12. Holmfirth
Source: flickr Holmfirth Charming little town nestled in the moorland Peak District, Holmfirth is all sandstone cottages and townhouses. The memorable BBC comedy film The Last of Summer was filmed in the countryside and outside of the buildings around Holmfirth. Many people find themselves in the city for a concert at the Picturedrome, an old cinema converted into a live music concert hall, where such artists play like Adam Ant and Buzzcocks. . While others come for access to the majestic, undulating landscapes of Hill Valley, a traveler’s dream.
13. Otli
Source: flickr Otley Situated in the Wharfdale Valley, Otley is a pretty town where J.M. Turner frequented the paintings and saw his patron Walter Ramsden Fox. Make your way through woods, heather and meadows to the top of Chevin, a 282-meter escarpment. On the way up, a megalithic border of large sandstone slabs lining the way. At the “surprise look” you are presented with exciting vistas over Otley and Lower Wharfeil, which opens beyond. The River Wharf is beautiful in Otley, and much of the north bank is parkland winding around the dam, and solemn old leather and wool mills by the water.
14. Kirkstall
Source: flickr Kirksthal Abbey Your main motivation is to travel by train or deliver a train from Leeds city center to this northwestern suburb – Kirkstall Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian monastery that was destroyed after destruction of the monasteries from the 16th century.
Do you have a kiddo that seems bound and determined to destroy things? I sure do. Whether he’s taking apart the remote control (again) or pulling apart his brother’s very intricate lego sculpture, there’s always something being destroyed. But how do we take that energy and make it creative? Simple. Give him a totally classic science experiment that includes making something explode! Now we all have seen the baking soda and vinegar volcano experiments a hundred times, but for the kid who wants something a little different, we’ve added an extra explosive element to this version of the exploding volcano science experiment! The volcano erupts much more realistically rather than oozing out of the top of the volcano like a lazy river.
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Exploding Volcano Summer Science for Kids
I’m sure that your kids will love this new twist on the classic exploding volcano science experiment! It’s so realistic that you shouldn’t be surprised if your kids play that some of their toys are villagers running from the lava. (Ask me how I know!)
What you’ll need to make an exploding volcano:
Baking soda
Vinegar
Mason jar
Red food coloring
Dish soap
Film canister
Alka Seltzer tablets
We set up our experiment in a sandbox, which was ideal for this project as the sand quickly absorbed the liquid and made the project look more like a real rock volcano. But, you can cover your jar with any material you like, or even just leave it exposed.
Add some red food coloring, baking soda, and a few pumps of dish soap to the jar.
Fill your film canister with about a teaspoon of water. We tried using vinegar in the film canister as well, but it didn’t react enough to pop the cap off.
Working quickly, plop a quarter of an Alka Seltzer tablet into the canister, close the lid, and put it upside down in the jar.
Pour some vinegar inside the jar to start the baking soda reacting.
Step back and wait about 20 seconds.
The film canister will pop out of the volcano, spraying dish soap and vinegar all over the place.
Make sure you have a lot of Alka Seltzer tablets on hand because the kids will want to repeat this many times.
What Kids Learn in the Exploding Volcano Experiment
Kids love repeating the volcano experiment over and over again. With an explosive twist, it brings a new element of fun to the project, drawing in even kids who have made this project many times before. This version provides a more realistic volcano effect than a lot of baking soda and vinegar volcanoes, and you can easily turn the activity into a STEM project by measuring how far the film canister travels from the volcano and if adjusting the amount of water or Alka Seltzer tablets changes how far the volcano explodes.
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How to Make a Papier Mache Erupting Volcano for the Science Fair (Easy)
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Today we are sharing our very own Papier Mache Erupting Volcano, it was a relatively “quick project” that we made in a “last minute” hurry to celebrate my son’s “Hawaiian Day” at school. My son has been learning all about the Hawaiian Volcanoes – in particularly Mauna Loa and was very excited to recreate a volcanic eruption.
First published in July 2015
Our papier mache volcano is perfect for the classic “Science Fair” project, if you are looking for a science project to make with the kids. So long as you have enough “drying time” for the papier mache, this is a quick and fun science fair project to make. We added a coat of varnish to our volcano, to allow us to keep erupting it! Check out more fantastic Chemistry Experiments for kids over on my friend’s site Science Sparks!
Learn about Mauna Loa
My kids made this whilst learning about Mauna Loa at school. Here are the basic facts about Mauna Loa from an excerpt from Wikipedia:
Mauna Loa is one of five volcanoes that form the Island of Hawaii in the U.S. state of Hawai?i in the Pacific Ocean. The largest subaerial volcano in both mass and volume, Mauna Loa has historically been considered the largest volcano on Earth [Red Ted’s favourite fact!]. It is an active shield volcano with relatively shallow slopes, with a volume estimated at approximately 18,000 cubic miles (75,000 km3), although its peak is about 120 feet (37 m) lower than that of its neighbor,Mauna Kea. Lava eruptions from Mauna Loa are silica-poor and very fluid, and they tend to be non-explosive.
Find out more about Mauna Loa via Wikipedia. Then add this Homemade Volcano DIY to your volcano lesson plan!
Supplies needed to make a Papier Mache Volcano
Check out our basic how to make papier mache post too!
an empty plastic bottle/ empty soda bottle (small is good)
newspaper
masking tape
a box lid or similar “to contain” the volcano – some people like to use an old baking pan
plain flour & water (for the DIY papier mache paste, more info below)
paints (we used acrylics, as they are a plastic and marginally waterproof)
waterproof varnish (optional, but great for being able to reuse the volcano science project)
To make the Volcano Erupt you will need:
To create the chemical reaction that is the erupting volcano, you need to main compounds, plus a little liquid
Baking Soda (Bicarbonate of Soda in the UK)
basic white vinegar (any vinegar will do, but this tends to be the cheapest)
A little (warm) water – the warm water acts as an accelerant. As part of your experiment you can compare the reaction with cold water
Food coloring (optional) for the “magma” color
People also like to add dish soap for extra bubbles effect, but it isn’t strictly speaking necessary!
DIY Papier Mache Paste How To:
Hop over to see our DIY Papier Mache Paste Detail post!
Mix one part flour to two parts water in an old container. (we used half a cup of flour and a cup of water)
Pop into microwave and cook at full heat.
Performances of microwaves vary – so this can be anything from 30sec to 2-3 min – depending on microwave and the amount of mixture you are making. So keep checking and stirring!
The mixture will be hot, so you may have to let it cool down a little. It will keep in the fridge with a cover for 1-2 days.
How to Make your Papier Mache Erupting Volcano:
Some people like to make their erupting volcaon from salt dough.. but you would end up making quite tiny volcano that way (or need A LOT of salt and flour to make a volcano as big as the one shown here), we like this simple papier mache method, as it made using materials from the trash! Apart from a homemade papier mache recipe and a little acrylic paint, it is free to make!
The process shown here is the best simple volcano to make at home!
Make the Basic Volcano Shape
1) First we cut down our cardboard box, to create a base for our volcano to go in and to capture the fluids from the erupting volcano. You may want to cover all the holes you can see (especially in the corners) with additional tape.
2) Place your empty plastic bottle in the centre of your cardboard box (remove the lid).
3) Scrunch up some newspaper and place it all around the empty bottle. This is you can shape your volcano and make the steep sides.
4) Using your masking tape, make a “frame” – running from the top of the bottle down to the cardboard platform and trapping the scrunched up newspaper underneath. This will help shape the steep sides for when you start layering it with newspaper strips.
5) Tear your remaining newspaper into stripes and smaller pieces (12 x 4cm ish is good). And start applying your papier machie layers all around the volcano – using the masking tape as a frame. Your volcano shape will start to emerge. The top of the empty soda bottle needs to stay clear, as this is the volcano’s crater .
6) Check for any gaps and holes and make sure the newspaper is nice and flush against the side of the volcano.
7) Let dry fully.
(IF NEED BE ADD A SECOND LAYER ON ANOTHER DAY and let dry again)
Paint Your Volcano to represent earth and magna
8) Now get creative and paint – we used a dark brown base (mixing brown and black) for our volcano and then at the end added some red and yellow lava streaks/ molten rock around the top of the volcano crater. The kids had a blast painting this!
9) Let dry fully.
10) Finally… add a coat of waterproof varnish (any craft decoupage varnish that has a waterproof finish will do). This won’t make the volcano totally waterproof, but will certainly help in preserving it.
Now let the fun begin… here is the science part to an erupting volcano –
Let’s make the Baking Soda Volcano Erupt (Bicarbonate of Soda in the UK):
I LOVE this article about the Science of Erupting Volcanoes – and how the “order of things” affect the final eruptions! I am keen to try out the mentos and diet coke at some point soon!
Watch the DIY Volcano VIDEO
To erupt our volcano we you will need to:
Create a paper funnel and added 2-3 tea spoons of bicarbonate of soda to our plastic bottle. You can at this stage also had a few drops of detergent, but it really isn’t needed!
Pour in half a glass of warm water mixed a few drops of red food coloring
Pour in approximately a class full of (inexpensive) vinegar.
And stand back…. (watch the video above!!)
Hope you have fun with your DIY Papier Mache Volcano!
More great Papier Mache Projects here:
You can also see our Erupting Volcano Video on Youtube:
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Mission Possible: hear the breath of the Ebeko volcano
: 08/07/2021
Installing a network of seismic stations on an active volcano is not just putting points on the map, based on scientific expediency. These are real adventures in the style of the movie “Mission Impossible” or the series about James Bond, which fell to the lot of Novosibirsk scientists. Their goal is to obtain information about the structure and mechanisms of the functioning of the Ebeko volcano on the island. Paramushir, the northernmost in the chain of the Kuril Islands. The members of the expedition tell about the importance of this work and the difficulties they had to face: corr. RAS Ivan Yuryevich KULAKOV and Dr. Geol.-Mineral. Sergey Zakharovich SMIRNOV
There are several active volcanoes on Paramushir, the second largest island in the Greater Kuril chain. The most active is Ebeko: since 2016, on some days it produces explosive emissions of clouds of ash and gas with a frequency of less than an hour. Ebeko is located just 6 km from the city of Severo-Kurilsk with a population of about 2.5 thousand people, so its activity causes inconvenience to local residents. When the wind blows from the volcano towards the city, all open surfaces are covered with a layer of ash, which leads to rapid wear of equipment, and sometimes the smell of volcanic gas is clearly felt in the city.
Video “diary” of the expedition of Novosibirsk scientists who installed on the active volcano Ebeko, located on about. Paramushir of the Great Kuril Ridge, a seismic network of 21 stations in the summer of 2021. The material was provided by Corresponding Member. RAS I. Yu. Kulakov (A.A. Trofimuk Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk)
Until recently it was believed that Ebeko’s ejecta consisted only of gases and ash. This kind of eruptions, called phreatic occur due to the fact that the groundwater below the surface of the volcano is heated by rising magma, boils up and bursts out in the form of steam under high pressure. Observations of similar volcanoes in the world show that such activity caused by meteoric waters (that is, associated with rain and snowmelt) is unlikely to result in a major eruption that is catastrophic for the population of the island.
However, recently distinct traces of igneous material have been found in the volcanic ash (Belousov et al. ., 2021). This means that for Ebeko, one cannot exclude the possibility of a scenario where deep fluids can come into play – liquid and gaseous easily mobile components that are in magmatic melts in the form of bubbles or in a dissolved state. If their concentration is high, and the temperature and pressure indicators are close to critical, an avalanche-like degassing process can develop – similar to the formation of foam when a bottle of champagne is quickly opened. And this can cause a catastrophic explosive eruption. It became clear that Ebeko should be studied by all available methods of modern geology and geophysics.
There is another reason why such research is important. Today, to provide Severo-Kurilsk with electricity, heat and hot water, one has to spend huge amounts of money on the purchase and delivery of fuel oil. But the city is located in close proximity to a huge volcanic “steam boiler” with an inexhaustible resource of energy. Back in the 1990s. To search for a reservoir of thermal waters near the city, a very expensive well, about 2.5 km deep, was blindly drilled, but there were no thermal waters in it. This is why geothermal exploration is so important.
There is no doubt that there are powerful geothermal reservoirs under Ebeko volcano and neighboring fumarole fields. The challenge is to estimate how close they are to the city boundary. Information about the deep structure of the subsoil under the island will help to avoid failures with drilling wells in the future. And given the global trend for the active development of alternative energy, geological and geophysical research in the Ebeko area is of particular relevance.
Until 2021, one seismic station operated in Paramushir on a permanent basis, monitoring only the general background of seismic activity. In June of this year, scientists from Novosibirsk installed a network of 21 stations on Ebeko and its environs. This seismic network is one of the best local networks installed on active volcanoes in the world in terms of density and uniformity of the location of stations. The data recorded by these stations will be used to determine the geometry and physical characteristics of the magma chamber and to study the processes of interaction of deep and meteoric fluids with it.
FROM EXPEDITION DIARY Installing a seismic network on an active volcano is a complex logistical task. There is only one settlement on Paramushir – Severo-Kurilsk, surrounded by some semblance of highways. Some places can be reached by ATV, along the coastline – by motor boat, there is still a helicopter, but good calm weather in the Northern Kuriles is a rarity. Therefore, we relied primarily on our own legs and backs to use every fine day.
…A regular helicopter flies to the island only once a week. On the agreed day, our team quickly and smoothly loads almost a ton of equipment. It seems that not even a couple of minutes pass, as the car is landing on a peak with a height of about 1000 m. Literally in seconds, two people, stations and equipment are on the ground, and the helicopter immediately takes off. We have 30 minutes while the helicopter delivers two more crews and scatters the rest of the equipment around the island: we need to find a place for the station, dig a hole in the wet and rocky ground, set up and camouflage the equipment. Finally, everything is ready, and at the same moment a helicopter appears.
We jump into the open door and fly to the next point to pick up the guys. The last landing is under the pass, where the entire detachment is disembarked, along with equipment for a temporary camp. A little more than an hour has passed since the start of work, but now all the stations are scattered around the points, some have been delivered. You can relax while enjoying the beautiful view. A fox runs up and, without a shadow of embarrassment, tries to examine the contents of the pots and tents. We sit among all this natural splendor and feel a little like hobbits. Happiness!
Morning . All the heavy parts of the equipment are already waiting for us at the installation sites of the stations. The weather is beautiful, we are preparing for a pleasant walk light. Approaching the point, we see a cliff in front of us, crowned with sheer cliffs – from above this place looked completely different. Nothing to do but start climbing. Suddenly we find ourselves at the top, on a small flat plateau. We console ourselves with the thought that among the bears there are hardly such fools who will climb in there and plunder our station. We install the equipment against the backdrop of an enchanting picture of an erupting volcano. We are looking for a way to retreat from the other side of the plateau. Slowly we slide into a deep valley cut by a glacier, then we climb up. Instead of the planned hour, this whole journey takes more than three.
The weather deteriorates, it starts to rain, fog covers – we decide to quickly move back. We understand that there is no possibility to install another station. At the pass, the fog dissipates, and we see that the point with the equipment is very close. We decide to bet. The station is located on the edge of the crater of the Southern Ebeko Cone, from where the active crater of the Northern Cone is visible at a distance of 700 m. Fortunately, at this hour the volcano is silent. Storm wind – volcanic dust and sand get into the eyes, mouth and nose. We begin the descent to the city absolutely exhausted, but with a sense of accomplishment.
… It seems that the most difficult part of the work is behind us: all the stations on the Vernadsky Ridge have been installed. There are a few points left on the west coast. The most reasonable is to install them from the sea, but this is a long time, and the weather can deteriorate suddenly. We decide to get to some of the stations on foot.
We leave at 6 am. We rise to the pass, then descend to the Yuryev River. Hot springs gush all around, covering the surroundings with steam. The river is warm, although part of it is fed by melting snowfields. The locals told us that the path lies first on one side of the river, then on the other side of the river, so it will have to be constantly crossed.
In reality, the river turned out to be unexpectedly full-flowing, each ford had to be carefully searched and explored. As a result, the three-kilometer crossing took about three hours. We head back without rest. The flow became even more violent, and in some places the river became impassable. We are trying to get around especially dangerous gorges, climbing steep slopes. Promotion seems endlessly long, you want to fall and not move anywhere. Finally, a steep climb to the lava flow, which is perceived as happiness. We rise and at some point we feel a characteristic smell: covered with a poisonous gas cloud from the volcano. We urgently put on gas masks.
The last ray of the sun went out. It is hard to walk, there is not enough breathing, my throat is dry. But you can’t take off your mask. Toxic gases mix with fog. We walk along the GPS track in the thickened twilight. It seems that this rise will never end. But here is the deliverance – we cross the ridge, remove gas masks. There is a mobile connection. We call ours to reassure. Now three hours of descent along the stones with lanterns – the main thing is not to stumble on the last section. Far after midnight we get to the city.
It remains to install two more stations on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk. For this we use a motor boat. The guys are out all day. All who are on the shore in languid expectation. It seems that the weather is favorable, but who knows what surprises are possible in the atmosphere and in the sea on this troubled land. Finally, late in the evening they get in touch. Job completed successfully. Now you can breathe easy.
The locals were very helpful. Without them, this project would not have been possible. The Kotenko family organized our movements and worked selflessly with us. The absolutely brilliant helicopter crew showed incredible professionalism and responsiveness. Local guys on ATVs helped us with the delivery of equipment. Finally, the island itself, throughout the two weeks of our expedition, gave us amazingly good weather, which is almost unbelievable for these places.
What was all this risk and hard work for?
The Ebeko network will continuously record seismic vibrations offline for a year, after which the stations will be removed and processing of the recorded information will begin. It is assumed that with the help of the information received, it will be possible to identify and localize hundreds of earthquakes that occurred during the year near Ebeko.
By themselves, such events are important for determining the state of the volcano’s magmatic system. For example, shallow seismic events under an active crater will make it possible to trace the zones of contact of meteoric water with a magma chamber and its boiling up. Deeper earthquakes will indicate the position of the channel through which the magma rises.
Using the seismic tomography method , three-dimensional distributions of P- and S-wave velocities from earthquakes will be built, which literally cut through the rock mass and the supply system of the volcano. And since these two types of waves are differently sensitive to the physical properties of rocks, their joint interpretation will provide material for revealing the geometry of magmatic structures under the volcano. By evaluating the nature of changes in seismic wave velocities in different parts of the interior of the Vernadsky Ridge, where Ebeko is located, geophysicists will be able to determine the places of accumulation of magma (magma chambers) and zones through which deep magma and fluids can reach the surface in the Ebeko area.
In the summer of 2022, employees of the Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, simultaneously with the removal of stations on Ebeko, also plan to conduct a series of electromagnetic studies along the profile from Severo-Kurilsk to the Ebeko volcano. Since the electrical resistivity of rocks is extremely sensitive to the presence of water, it is expected that this method will be able to detect the boundaries of the zone of saturation of geothermal fluids. This will be an important step in starting work on providing the city with cheap and renewable energy from the earth’s interior.
And of course, the results of studying Ebeko will be useful for understanding the principles of functioning of magmatic and geothermal systems of other volcanoes of a similar type, regardless of their territorial affiliation.
Read more about this expedition of Novosibirsk scientists in the next issue of the magazine “Science from first -hand”
photos S. Smirnov and I. Kulakov
: 07.08.2021
than the eruption of the key hood on Kametatka | In Russia, Lifestyle | 02/18/2022
Scientists constantly monitor the behavior of the fire-breathing giant.
An ancient settlement destroyed by the tsunami was discovered on the western coast of Turkey. Giant waves came after the eruption of the Santorini volcano in 1628 BC. The cataclysm destroyed the harbor, razed houses to the ground and claimed many lives. According to a popular hypothesis, it was the eruption of the Santorini volcano that led to the death of the Minoan civilization on Crete. After the tragic events, the legend of Atlantis was born. Today, the highest active volcano in Eurasia is located in Kamchatka. What threatens the world with the big explosion of Klyuchevskaya Sopka? How do volcanologists study fiery mountains? 9 talks about it0093 program “Mysteries of Humanity” with Oleg Shishkin on REN TV.
Giant at a glance
In good weather, Klyuchevskaya Sopka volcano is visible from the village of Klyuchi at a glance. It seems that the peak is very close, although residential buildings are separated from it by 30 kilometers. The height of the restless giant is about 4.8 thousand meters.
“The Klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes is the most active in Kamchatka. Volcanoes Klyuchevskoy, Shiveluch, Bezymyanny and, more rarely, Tolbachik erupt constantly”, – says Yury Demyanchuk, a researcher at the Kamchatka Volcanological Station .
Under constant surveillance
Yury Demyanchuk has been watching Klyuchevskaya Sopka and its neighbors for more than 30 years. Researchers are assisted by modern technology. Once a minute, the surveillance system photographs Klyuchevskaya Sopka and Tolbachik in the optical and infrared ranges. But even more important is the data on seismic activity – they can be used to predict the eruption of Kamchatka volcanoes.
“In 2005, the Shiveluch eruption covered a huge territory with pyroclastic flows. The length of the flow – is about 25 kilometers, the width of – is more than a kilometer. It destroyed large areas of forest on the slopes of the volcano. Klyuchevskaya Sopka eruption in 2016 provoked a huge collapse on the rim of the crater in the southeast side,” says Demyanchuk.
Apocalypse of the 18th century
Klyuchevskaya Sopka is about seven thousand years old. This is one of the youngest volcanoes in Kamchatka. For comparison: the Mountain Tooth volcano located nearby is as much as 200 thousand years old. We do not know when lava flowed down its slopes for the last time. But Klyuchevskaya Sopka has long been famous for its explosive temper. Its eruption was first described by the geographer and traveler Stepan Krasheninnikov in 1737.
“This terrible fire began on September 25th and lasted for a week with such ferocity that the inhabitants who were near the mountain in the fishing industry were preparing for death every hour, waiting for death”, – recalled the Russian researcher.
Latest explosions
Since then, the highest volcano in Kamchatka has erupted more than 50 times. Eruptions have become more frequent in recent years. After a three-year break, the mountain “came to life” in November 2019, the lava flow traveled about three kilometers. The process continued until July 2020. A few months later, at Klyuchevskaya Sopka, an even stronger explosion changed the appearance of the fire-breathing giant.
“In this regard, all the last lava flows go in the southeast direction – to the collapse. Until the edge of the crater is restored, after each eruption the lava flows will go in that direction”, – notes Yuriy Demyanchuk.
During a powerful eruption, a cloud of hot ash rises, destroying all life. The so-called Dead Forest in Kamchatka appeared after the awakening of the Tolbachik volcano, 20 kilometers from Klyuchevskaya Sopka. The hot ash burned the bark and core of the trees. The strongest of them died, but remained standing. Even many years later, the Dead Forest smells of sulfur.
Consequences of ashfall
The same strong eruption can happen on the highest volcano of the peninsula. Fortunately, the nearest village, Klyuchi, where about four thousand people live, is quite far away. During eruptions, the streets of the settlement are sometimes covered with ash, but its concentration rarely reaches dangerous values. And after the ash fall, you can harvest a good crop of potatoes, because the ashes are an excellent fertilizer.
“The soil on the slopes of a volcano is always very fertile. We can observe this with almost every volcano. This is especially evident in the fertile strip of land in the Philippines and Indonesia. Everywhere lush vegetation, agriculture flourishes”, – Ph.D. geologist Stanislav Zawatski comments.
Deadly lahars and more
Volcanic eruptions dramatically increase the risk of avalanches and landslides. The mud stream coming from the slopes of the mountain during a cataclysm is called a lahar.
“Mudflows are forming that can disrupt communications and economic activity in Kamchatka,” says Zawatsky.
The Kamchatka River near the village of Klyuchi is a place of mass salmon spawning. Fish are attracted to clear water. Volcanic soil is an excellent filter, but there is a risk that during the eruption the mud stream will reach the river and an ecological disaster will occur.
“For spawning, salmonids need clean rivers with a low content of suspended matter, solid runoff. In other words, after an eruption, the water becomes muddy. Fish are caught well in muddy water, but spawning is poor,” – says Vyacheslav Baburin, doctor of geographical sciences.
Klyuchevskaya Sopka is also dangerous for airplanes. In 2013, the volcano threw out a column of ash 12 kilometers high. Flights in the area had to be temporarily banned.
Threat for tourists
But tourists are the most at risk during eruptions. In 2021, for the sake of spectacular photos, they fried sausages on frozen lava. Lifeguards’ warnings were ignored.
“People are taking pictures against the backdrop of an exploding volcano, frying sausages.