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Fun 3rd grade activities: Fun learning games and activities for 3rd graders

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Fun learning games and activities for 3rd graders

Looking for some fun ways to engage your child at home while building academic skills? Try these learning games and activities for 3rd graders!

  1. Crazy captions

    This simple but fun activity builds reading and writing skills.

  2. Microscope discovery

    With an inexpensive microscope as your tool, you can help your child reinforces the skills of observation and prediction, important tools in building science skills.

  3. Create a scroll

    By making an Egyptian scroll, your third grader will learn about creating narratives in art and text.

  4. Play a matching game

    This game will reinforce your child’s recognition of spelling patterns and different spellings for words that sound the same.

  5. Writing letters

    Third-grade students love writing letters and getting letters back. And writing friendly or request letters builds language skills.

  6. Power reading talk

    Don’t underestimate the power of talking to your child about what he is reading by asking questions and engaging in conversation. This activity helps to build reading skills.

  7. Water glass music

    With this fun and simple activity, your child can practice playing a familiar tune, and might even create his own song.

  8. Family fitness

    Try these activities together to build an awareness of the importance of exercise.

  9. Follow a recipe

    This activity provides real-life practice in reading directions, sequencing and measuring.

  10. Identify that state

    This game will help your third grader locate states on a map and build social studies skills.

  11. Make a self-portrait

    Making a self-portrait is an engaging art project for third graders.

  12. Develop a mental image

    Have your child make a mental image of a passage that has been read aloud.

  13. Weather graph

    Have your child observe the weather for a week or more and make a bar graph of the results.

  14. Jumping raisins

    In this activity your child makes predictions about what will happen when he puts some raisins in water, others in soda water, and observes what happens.

  15. Act out a script

    This activity will help your child have fun, increase reading fluency and expression, and get the whole family involved.

  16. Make a pop-up book

    This book is fun to make and will encourage your child’s writing and artistic skills.

  17. Make a reading tree

    Have your child keep track of the books she reads by having her write them on a reading tree.

  18. Plant parts salad

    Make a healthy salad with your child out of plant parts.

  19. Describe an object

    In this activity your child writes about an object in detail.

50 classroom activities for 3rd grade

This blog shares ideas for using Wixie to meet standards and learning goals with third graders, whether they are learning at school or at home. Select the image for each idea or use the text link to open a template you can assign as a teacher, or use as a student, immediately.

If your child uses Wixie at school, they can log in at home to create and share their learning through a combination of text, images, and voice narration! Your child’s teacher may even be suggesting activities by assigning templates that will show at the top of your child’s Wixie home page. (If your child doesn’t have Wixie, sign up for a free trial account you can use for 90-days.)

Find more ideas, samples, and lessons for third-grade learners at: https://static.wixie.com/edu/third-grade

1. Brainstorm signs of spring

Regardless of the current weather outside on the vernal equinox, what are the signs of spring in your area? Search “spring” or “cluster” at your Wixie home page, add what you see (or even hear, smell, taste, and feel) this spring to each petal. (template)

2. Create your own superhero

Create your own super hero! What powers will they have? How will they help people? Where did they and their powers come from? If you need a bit of direction to get started, search “superhero” in Wixie to find a Superhero ID card. (template)

3. Create an animal alliteration

Create an amazing animal alliteration – a short sentence in the noun–verb–noun format, such as “Birds build bubbles.” Use Wixie’s paint tools to illustrate and record your voice to narrate your sentence.

4. Use emojis to write a story

Emojis started as a time-saving way to communicate emotions without having to type each letter, but have quickly become part of popular culture. Use your student’s interest in emojis to encourage creative writing. If needed, provide them with a writing prompt. 

Get step-by-step directions for adding emojis to a Wixie project on mobile devices, Chromebooks, as well as new Mac and Windows computers.

5. Homonyms, homophones, and homographs

Homonyms, homophones, and homographs make mastering English difficult, but they are also a fun way to engage students in learning the meaning of different words. Use a combination of imagery and voice recording in Wixie to help students better remember and cement the meaning of these words.

Step-by-step directions

6. Ideas for staying active during quarantine

Most students are restricted from sports classes and practices. Challenge your students to come up with their own at-home “Way to keep moving” in Wixie. Create a template for trading cards or let them start from a blank page. (template)

Collect student’s individual pages into a class Wixie project and share the URL with families to give them ideas. 

7. What is this puppy thinking?

Search “pug” at your Wixie home page and open the template. Imagine what it is like to be a puppy. What would make it happy? Type your idea into the pug’s thought bubble. (template)

Use the microphone tool to record its thoughts. Be sure to use a puppy voice!

8. Create a trading card for vocabulary words

Have your student create a vocabulary trading card for each new word they learn while at home. Search “vocabulary” at the Wixie home page to find a template to guide work. (template)

If you plan to make more than one card, open the template, go to the Edit menu and choose Duplicate before you begin each day so you can create an entire set of trading cards! To print multiple Wixie pages onto one sheet of paper, go to the File menu and choose Print. At the Print dialog, select Comic to print six pages to one sheet or Trading card to print nine pages on one sheet.

More ideas for print products you can create with Wixie

9. Create an animal riddle

Create a riddle to challenge other student’s knowledge about animals. Choose your favorite animal or learn about one you didn’t know about before. (template)

Explore an Animal Riddles lesson plan

10. Create visual arrays

Creating arrays is a great way for students to visualize multiplication and see how it is repeated addition. Students can create their own arrays by adding stickers to a blank page or search “array” at your Wixie home page to find pre-made templates. (template)

You can also do a multiplication or array scavenger hunt around your home, capture images, and even write word problems.

11. Write a Haiku

April is National Poetry Month! Celebrate by writing and illustrating a haiku poem – a 17-syllable verse form consisting of three metrical units of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. (template)

Use the New button in Wixie to start a blank page, add text and illustrate! You can also search “haiku” for a template with additional directions.

Don’t forget the kigo! All haiku should contain a word that indicates the season.

Explore a Harmonious Haiku lesson plan

12. Send a virtual high five

Right now most people are going above and beyond to respond to the pandemic. Show your appreciation with a virtual high-five. Has a friend connected on a regular basis, did your grandparent send something nice? (template)

Search for “five” at your Wixie home page and add text or voice narration to show you appreciate their being amazing. Use the paint tools and Image options to decorate.

13. Write a letter to or between characters in a story

Taking the perspective of a character in a story can help students understand their motivations and better comprehend their response to events in a story. Assign a stationery template, use the Stationery backgrounds, or have students design their own. (template)

  

Provide a prompt that connects to the story you are reading to direct their thinking and writing.

14. Work with fractions

Wixie includes templates to help students make sense of fractions, from basic halves and fourths to equivalent fractions and even computation. Search “fractions” at your Wixie home page or browse the Templates folder using the path shown below. (template)

To help students apply their thinking about fractions, encourage them to write fraction stories. Explore a Spring into Fractions lesson plan 

15. Fabulous Fables

Students learn about beginning, middle, end, and parts of a story as they write, retell, or adapt a fable.

You can find a full lesson plan for this idea on Creative Educator

16. Make a map of your room

Combine map making and measurement skills by asking students to design a map of their bedroom or other favorite room in their home. Search “grid” and open or assign the small grid so students can use the squares to show size accurately. Bonus if they include a scale! (grid template)

17. Paint with pointillism

Challenge students to create paintings with pointillism! Use Wixie’s paintbrush tool, adjust the size and color, and click the page to make a dot. Change the size of dots and color to form a larger image.

 

Explore a Paint with Pointillism lesson plan

18. Capture reading fluency

Capture student fluency using the recording tool and Wixie templates with prose and poetry passages for grades K-3.

Log in and search “fluency” or browse Curriculum>Language Arts>Reading>Fluency for passages from Edna St. Vincent Millay (template), Emily Dickinson (template), and More, then customize or create your own to meet your needs.

19. Measure area and perimeter

Area and perimeter are easy math skills to connect to the world beyond the classroom. Log in to Wixie and search “Mini Golf Measurements” or browse Curriculum>Math>Measurement for a multi-page activity that has students use perimeter and area to calculate how much wood and turf are needed for several holes at a new miniature golf course. (template)

In this template, students also design their own hole and calculate the materials needed, and students can simply open a grid template to design their own mini golf course hole as well. 

Read more in Wixie and the Real World of Math: Mini Golf Measurements

20. Design a new book cover

Have students create a new cover design for a book they are reading to demonstrate comprehension and explore character, plot, setting, symbolism, and conflict. (template)

Explore a Design a New Book Cover lesson plan

21. Interview a family or friend about life in quarantine

Life has changed in the past month for people across the world. Encourage students to connect with families or friends they haven’t been able to see recently by asking them to conduct an interview.  Students can connect with them on the phone or even FaceTime and interview them about their experience with life at home during quarantine. 

Create a Wixie document to record your questions and their answers with text and voice recording. (template)

22. Create an Arcimboldo-inspired self-portrait

Giuseppe Arcimboldo is an Italian Renaissance painter known for his portraits of people that use objects like fruit and books. Challenge students to create Arcimboldo-style self-portraits by combining clip art images in Wixie. Browse the Curriculum library and Art to find a template to support student work. (template)

 

Explore an Arcimboldo-Style Self-Portrait lesson plan

You can also tie this project to writing by asking students to describe themselves, or a friend, using similes. Then, use the objects in these similes to create the self-portrait.

23. Explore character traits and support with evidence

Have students use Wixie to recall, retell, and share text, images, and voice narration about a character’s physical traits, feelings, and actions. Search “trait” or “cluster” for a template. Students can also connect evidence from the text to each trait. (template)

Explore more ideas for using cluster diagrams to organize student thinking

24. Solve a tangram puzzle

A tangram is a Chinese puzzle made from a square cut into seven different shapes, called tans. You use these shapes to make the square, as well as a range of other shapes. Tangram puzzles help students practice visual-spatial awareness and geometric relationships like symmetry, transformations, and composite shapes. 

At your Wixie home, search “tangram” to find a range of challenges! 

For a creative writing approach, use the Tangram Story file to build your own unique shape and finish the story of the happy square: “There was once a happy square who dreamed of being different, something exciting. But what could that be?” (template)

25. Build vocabulary with word games

Wixie includes a folder of Word Play templates you can use to challenge students to expand vocabulary and see words. For example, how many three-letter words can you find in the word celebrate? How many four-letter words? Many of the Month-by-Month folders also include thematic words for this type of word play. (template)

 

26. Create a backyard or neighborhood field guide

Ask students to go outside or look out a window and observe a plant or animal that interests them. Use Wixie to draw what they see and record observations using text and voice. Use this information to identify the species. (Go Botany and Cornell have sites that can help)

Once students know the species, have them use Wixie to create a field guide for that species or even several species that live nearby. (template)

   

27. Draw your own Tree for Arbor Day

Gustav Klimt’s “Tree of Life” is one of his most recognizable paintings. Search “Klimt” in Wixie and use the Eraser tool to create your own Klimt-style tree using a scratch art-style template. (template)

Scratch art drawing in Wixie is done with the Eraser tool, not the paint brush! 

28. Write your own version of A. A. Milne’s “When I was One” poem

Read “The End” a poem by A. A. Milne, who you know from Winnie the Pooh.

When I was One,
I had just begun.
When I was Two,
I was nearly new.
When I was Three
I was hardly me.
When I was Four,
I was not much more.
When I was Five,
I was just alive.
But now I am Six,
I’m as clever as clever,
So I think I’ll be six now for ever and ever.

Open Wixie and type “Milne” in the search field. Open the “When I was (age)” template, finish each line, and use Wixie’s tools to illustrate. (template)

If you have students of different ages, make a copy and adjust the template to add or remove a line. Then, assign different templates to different students.

29. Craft a concrete poem

Concrete poems are poems where the words are arranged in a shape that reflects the topic of the poem. Write your poem in small phrases or stanzas and use the rotate handle above a text box in Wixie to adjust the direction. 

   

30. Create a coat of arms for a book character

A coat of arms is a symbolic representation of a family’s identity and values. Create a coat of arms for a book character for a creative way to showcase your comprehension of their traits. Search “coat of arms” in Wixie to open a template that makes it easy to color, add images, and write a motto. (template)

Explore a Character Coat of Arms lesson plan

31. The pros and cons of quarantine

Life is definitely different under quarantine! Is quarantine good, or bad, or both? Think about your experience and use a “Pros and Cons” organizer in Wixie to list them. Search “quarantine” at your Wixie home page or open a general Pros and Cons organizer by browsing Templates>Graphic Organizers. (template)

32. Write a fractured nursery rhyme

Wixie has an entire folder of templates you can use to write a fractured version of your favorite nursery rhyme.  Search “fracture” or browse Curriculum>Writing>Poetry>Fracture Nursery Rhymes. Have fun! (template)

33. Create a thank you card for your teacher

Tomorrow is Teacher Appreciation Day! Open the Templates at your Wixie home page and open the Stationery folder to find a thank you note starter you can use to type a letter to your teacher. Better yet, start a blank Wixie page and use the paint tools to create an original drawing. You can also use the image button and camera option to capture your picture!

Use the microphone tool to record your voice and let your teacher know how much you appreciate (and miss!) them, your teacher would love to hear from you. (template)

34. Piñata fractions

It’s Cinco de Mayo. After you thank your teacher, search “piñata” in Wixie and show off your fraction understanding by adding 12 pieces of candy to the piñata. Drag candy into the piñata so that 1/12 is blue, 1/6 is red, 1/3 is green, and 1/4 is orange. (template)

35. Create a book bento

Create a book bento to retell important details about a text or to visually celebrate your favorite title. Search “bento” in Wixie for a fun background, then arrange images about the book and add hyperlinks for an interactive collage. (template)

36. Design an Animal Diary

Have students use personification to write a diary for an animal that teaches others about its unique physical characteristics, behaviors, and adaptations. (template)

Explore an Animal Diary lesson plan

37. Paint your own pop art

Explore the ideas of pop art and mass appeal (think Andy Warhol). Search “pop art” in Wixie for a template you can use to design a pop art montage. Add stickers and use the invert colors option or glue stickers down and use paint bucket to fill with different colors. (template)

Explore a Pop Art Montage lesson plan

38.

Create an ABC’s of… Book

After researching and learning about a topic such as geography, matter, ancient civilizations, or even the unique history and geography of your state, have students use Wixie to create an alphabet book to share knowledge they have learned, organizing their writing using the ABC’s. (template)

Have them each complete a book, or assign each student a single page and combine into a class book using Wixie’s Import Pages feature.

39. Create a trading card to celebrate nurses

Celebrate nursing heroes during the COVID19 outbreak by learning about a relative, neighbor, or family friend working in this field. Interview them to learn what inspired them and create a poster or trading card highlighting their commitment and hard work and share it with your community. (template)

Get step-by-step directions and more ideas for creating trading cards in Wixie.

40. Write your own word problems

Visualizing word problems in Wixie by using the paint tools to draw models or by adding images from the media library can help students better identify key pieces of a problem and the relations between them. (template)

Get step-by-step directions and more ideas for getting started with word problems in Wixie.

41. Send a chalk art message

To get a bit of a break from quarantine more and more people are walking the neighborhoods and many kids are creating chalk art messages to make them smile or give hope!

Search Wixie for “chalk” to find a template you can use to create a digital chalk art message. Export the image or copy the URL and send to a grandparent or share with an elderly neighbor who can’t get outside. (template)

42. Inform others about an endangered plant or animal

Use Wixie to create raise awareness or inform others about an endangered species. Search “trading card” at your Wixie home page for an easy template to help you to organize your writing to inform others about animals or plants in peril. (template)

 

43. Create comics, cartoons, and even graphic novels

Comics and cartoons are a great way to engage students in the stories they are reading, the information they are researching, and the ideas they are exploring in your curriculum. Use them for narrative writing, retelling, sharing understanding, teaching others, raising awareness, and more. (template)

Explore additional ideas and lesson plans for creating comics

44. Create a Creature

While you can’t travel to faraway lands in the hopes of finding a new species, you can use what you know about plant and animal adaptation to create a new species of your own. Combine features from animals you know and use Wixie to introduce your species to the world, sharing its physical adaptations, daily habits (behavioral adaptations), predators, and prey.

Explore a complete lesson plan for this idea on Creative Educator.

45. Partition Shapes

In third grade, students progress beyond partition circles and rectangles into two, three, or four equal shares, to more complex shapes and lines of symmetry, including radial. Search “partition” in Wixie for a range of practice and play activities. (template)

46. Design a Habitat Snow Globe

Most students have or have seen a snow globe at home or at a tourist attraction. Ask students to design a snow globe to showcase the animals and plants in a particular habitat. Search “snow globe” at the Wixie home page for a template. There is also a snow globe glass image in Wixie’s sticker’s library they can add to their file to add a glassy effect. (template)

Explore a Habitat Snow Globe lesson plan 

47. Carve your own rock art

Petroglyphs are objects carved into rock by prehistoric people. Search “petroglyph” at your Wixie home page. Assign to students and they can use the Eraser tool to “carve” their own petroglyph image. Use the microphone tool to tell the story of the rock art. (template)

48. Publish a brochure for your neighborhood

What makes where you live special? Our families choose places to live based on economics, weather, family, geography, and culture. Have your students talk to their parents about why they chose to live where they do. Walk the neighborhood, take pictures, and use Wixie to create a brochure to let others know about the unique neighborhood you call home. Start from a blank page or search “brochure” at your Wixie home page. (template)

49. Tell a data story

Read or watch Five Creatures by Emily Jenkins. This story describes a family with five creatures comparing features between them in many different ways. Have each student collect five creatures data for their home. Search “creatures” in Wixie to find a template students can use to collect data for five creatures in their home. (template)

Have students use this data to write their own five creatures story!

Explore other books that make for great literature adaptations. 

50. Create Silhouette Art

A silhouette is a sharp outline or shadow of an object. While students can always draw silhouette outlines, they can also create them using stickers from the Image library.

Start a new blank page. Use the Image button to find and add a sticker to the page. Simple stickers are best. This may also be a great time to talk about horizon line.  

Have students select each sticker, go to the Edit menu and choose Glue to Paint layer. Use the paint bucket to fill each sticker with black. Clean up spaces with the paint brush and add ground if necessary. Finally, select the Arrow tool and use the Background Picture button to find a colorful background!

 

Explore a Spooky Silhouette lesson plan

Fun starts Grade 3 | Outline of physical education classes (Grade 3):

Scenario of a sports event in elementary school “Fun Starts”. State Budgetary Educational Institution of Gymnasium No. 73 “Lomonosov Gymnasium”

Purpose: Involving students in physical education and sports in order to improve health.

Tasks:

  1. Formation of healthy lifestyle habits.
  2. Development of the child’s personality on the basis of mastering physical culture.
  3. Raising a sense of collectivism, camaraderie, mutual assistance, creative thinking.

Equipment: skittles, hoops, rubber balls, sports benches, balloons, whistle.

Equipment: sports music, posters, balloons to decorate the hall.

Preparatory stage

  1. Class teachers and students of the 9th grade help to choose representatives from the class who will take part in the competition, prepare homework – the business card of their team (emblem, motto, name, uniform).
  2. Organizers of the competition to determine the composition of the jury, prepare the hall for the event, decide on the awarding of teams.
  3. Classes were given the task
  • Prepare the name of the team and the motto
  • 9th grade students to familiarize themselves with the rules of refereeing the competition, distribute and assign them to each team

The course of the event.

Sports music is played. At this time, teams enter the hall.

Teacher.

To grow and become tempered

Not by the day, but by the hour,

Do physical education,

We need to do it!

Opening speech. Hello dear guys! It is very nice to see you today in our gym. We are starting the funniest of all sports and the most sporting of all fun games – “Funny Starts” and our sports hall turns into a fun stadium. Competitors will compete in strength, agility, ingenuity, speed.

Student performance. Sports speeches.

1 student – If you want to become skillful,

Strong, dexterous, courageous

Learn to love skipping ropes

Hoops and sticks.

Never be discouraged,

Hit the target with balls

Here is the secret of health –

All friends – physical education – hello!

2 students –

Sports, guys, are very necessary,

We are very friends with sports.

Sports help!

Sport is health!

Sport is a game!

Physical education cheers!

3 students –

There is no better recipe in the world

Be inseparable from sports,

You will live 100 years –

That’s the whole secret!

4 students –

We are opening a holiday of friendship, sports.

The sports festival will boil now!

We develop spirit and body by sports,

It will fill each of us with strength!

5th student –

The brave can win.

A great success awaits,

Who, without flinching, if necessary

Will enter the battle one for all.

6 student –

To the sports ground

We invite you all!

Sports and Health Festival

We start now!

Host: Today we are glad to welcome friendly teams. 4 teams will take part in the competition. (Performance).

Team No. 1

Name: “………”

Motto: No step back, no step in place,
And only forward and only together.

Team No. 2.

Name: “……..”.

Motto: Shine always, shine everywhere
And help friends in need.

Team #3

Name: “…….”.

Motto: “Hey, Eaglet, gain strength so that later you can become an Eagle.”

Team No. 4

Name: “………”.

Motto: “Move slowly, you will continue”.

Jury presentation.

Host:

No competition is complete without judges. Today the teams will be judged (representation of the jury members).

Let the jury follow the whole course of the battle
Without a miss.
Who will be friendlier.
He will win in battle.

So, we got acquainted with the teams – it’s time to start the competition!

1 competition – relay race “Crossing”.

Equipment: 4 hoops, 4 turntables per team.

At the referee’s signal, the players begin to cross to the other side with the help of two hoops (shifting them forward and using them as bumps, up to the turning post), run around the post and give the hoops to the next participant. The team that finishes the relay the fastest wins.

2 competition – relay race “Spider”.

Equipment: 4 racks.

On command, the players start moving to the sp. lying on his hands with his back forward, like “spiders” (to the rack and back), passing the baton to each other. The team that finishes the relay the fastest wins.

3rd contest – “Planting potatoes”

Inventory: 4 buckets of three items each, 4 hoops, 4 racks.

All team members participate. The task of each participant is to plant potatoes in the hole (hoop) located near the counter, pour potatoes

( 3 items from the bucket) and pass the baton at a run, the next one harvests, etc.

4th competition – “Balloon”.

Equipment: 4 sticks, 4 balloons, 4 racks.

On command, the participants move to the rack, chasing the ball with a gymnastic stick, run back and pass the baton to the next participant.

5th Relay competition “Hit the target”.

Equipment: rubber balls, hoops for teams.

Team in a column one at a time, in the hands of the first participant a rubber ball. On a signal, the participant throws the ball, trying to get into the hoop lying at a distance of 3 meters. For each hit, 1 point is awarded. The team with the most points in one minute wins.

6th Relay competition “Catch up and ride”

Teams stand in the starting position with their legs apart. On command, the 1st runs to the landmark with the ball in his hands, runs around the landmark, runs back to the end of the column and from there rolls the ball under the feet of the team. The one in front takes the ball and continues to run.

7th competition for captains “Relay with the ball”

The captains stand on the start line, holding clubs with a ball. There is a chip at a distance of 15m. At the whistle, the guide dribbles the ball with the club, circles the chip and returns to his team. Who will go faster?

8 Friendship Contest

Holding a balloon with their foreheads and holding hands, two team members run to the limit sign and back. At the start line, the baton is passed to the next pair

9 competition – relay race “Shot put”

Teacher. For the core, we took a newspaper and crumpled it up to make a tight little ball. Now remember how athletes push the core: they take it in one hand, press it tightly to the shoulder, and then the arm straightens so that all the effort goes to the core that needs to be pushed out. You do exactly the same. The first player starts at the finish line. The second player runs to the place where the ball fell and starts from that place. So do all the other participants. As a result, when the last participant rejects the core, and whose core will be further, he won. Reade set Go!

10 competition – relay race “Walking”

Teacher. In our relay race, the walking process will be as follows: the participants, taking a step, must put the heel of one foot close to the toe of the other. That is, with each step, the participants will move forward only the length of the sole of their shoes. We reached the hoop, which lies at a distance of 8 meters, took the ball, which lies in a circle, and took the same step back. They passed the ball to the next participant, who must put the ball in a circle, and stood at the end of the column. So to the last person. Who breaks the rules, starts the distance from the very beginning. Reade set Go!

11 competition – “Penguins with a ball”.

On a signal, the participant holds the ball between his knees and rushes to the hoop, leaves the ball in the hoop and returns to the team. The next one runs after the ball, pinches in the same way and runs to the team to pass the ball to the 3rd player.

Summing up: The jury calculates the results of the competitions.

Host: So our holiday is over. All team members showed their dexterity, strength, speed. And most importantly – got a charge of vivacity and a lot of positive emotions!

Leader.

We held competitions

And we wish goodbye

Strengthen everyone’s health

Pump up muscles more strongly.

We wish all the guys

Not to grow old and not get sick

Do more sports

And keep up with your studies!

We give the floor to our respected jury, which will sum up our competitions and award the winners.

Participants are awarded certificates and prizes.

Intellectual game for students in grades 2-3 “Merry Mathematics”

Sections:

Primary school


Goals.

  1. Arouse interest in the subject of mathematics.
  2. Develop mental abilities, memory, attention.
  3. To cultivate the will to win, comradely mutual assistance.

Attention! Attention!

Come on, pencils aside!
No knuckles, no pens, no chalk.
Verbal counting! We do this business
Only by the power of the mind and soul.

– Guys, at what lesson do you often hear such words?

– Today we also have a math lesson, but it is unusual. Let’s read the topic of our lesson (FUNNY MATH) in unison.

Today at lesson
Ideas and tasks,
Games, jokes – everything for you!
We wish everyone good luck!
To work, have a good time!

So, the tasks will be performed by teams of 2nd and 3rd grades (2 teams).

1 task

2nd grade , read the proverb about the science of mathematics as quickly as possible (one reads)

– You will be the captain of the second grade team.

– Grade 3, read the proverb about the science of mathematics as quickly as possible (one reads)

You will be the captain of the third grade team.

Task 2

So, the team captains have already earned 1 point for their team, and now let’s score the teams themselves. ( Take turns asking questions to students 2nd and 3rd grades. The one who answers the question becomes a member of the team and earns a point for it. Each team has 8 people together with the captain.)

2nd grade Grade 3
1 . Mystery.
My friend is a dashing circus performer,
Draws a circle with one foot. (Compass)
1. Solve: XII – V=
2 . Continue row: 1,2,4, 7,….. 2. Riddle.
That I consider secretly,
Then I knock with my knuckles.
If you count correctly,
You will always get 5. (Scores.)
3 . A task.
Nine painted nesting dolls:
In each – 5 daughters-crumbs.
If all the daughters stood side by side,
How many would you count? (45)
3. Solve the puzzle.
4. Solve the puzzle. 4. Which figure is missing?
5. The first Nazar went to the market,
the second Nazar – from the market.
Which Nazar bought the goods,
which one went without goods?
(With the goods that comes from the market.)
5. Grandmother planted peas in a pot,
And the harvest was good.
Each pod contains 4 good ones,
Large, but clean, and tasty peas.
Grandmother collected 17 pods.
We need to know: what is the harvest? (68)
6 . 2 willows grew.
Each willow has two branches.
Each branch has 2 pears.
How many pears are there?
6. The miller came to the mill.
In each corner he saw 3 bags,
3 cats sat on each bag,
Each cat has 3 kittens.
How many legs were on the mill? (Two.)
7. How many minutes does it take to boil a hard boiled egg? 7. Two daughters, two mothers and a grandmother with her granddaughter. How many? (3)
Spare question .
Little Rodik
two years have passed.
And his sister Aza
Older than Rodik 3 times.
Find the answer:
How old is our Aza? (6)
Spare question .
There were 10 apples on the apple tree, and 2 less on the willow.
How many apples were there? (10)
Spare question .
What figure is missing?
Replacement question .
Rebus.

3 task

So, the teams are recruited, but they have no names.

Speed ​​up the numbers in order and find out your name.

Answers: Giraffe, Swan.

Task 4

Teams, let’s continue the competition. Use the code to solve the puzzle. Speed ​​and correctness are judged. (Members of the team run out in turn, make up and solve examples. At the end, a table is unfolded with the correct solution for verification.)

Puzzles
Answers
8-5=3
3+2=5
7-4=3
8+9=17
5-1=4
4+7=11
6-5=1
1+7=8
6-3=3
9-5=4
7-1=6
8+4=12
5+6=11
5-2=3
3+4=7
2+7=9

5 task

Tangram. (Competition of captains.) For 10 seconds, look at the figure and during the time that all students sing the song “Twice two – four”, cut the square and perform the application on their sheet from memory. The winner is the one who completed the application more accurately and faster.

Task 6

Help your team score points. New Years is soon. You need to dress up a Christmas tree for the holiday. To do this, you need to answer the questions that are written on the Christmas balls. If a team member does not answer, a fan from his class can help him once.

2 cl. 3 cells
How to find the unknown reduced? How to find an unknown dividend?
How many centimeters are there in one decimeter? How many kilograms are in one centner?
How to find the price? What is one fifth of the number 15?
What does it mean to multiply one number by another? Name the commutative property of addition.

Daycares in broken arrow: THE BEST Daycares in Broken Arrow, OK | Compare Prices

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Little Rowdy Child Care Center

 

Information

Overview

Little Rowdy Child Care Center is a campus-based drop in childcare facility located
on the NSU-Broken Arrow Campus in the Education building, BAED 139.

We are open to the children of full-time or part-time NSUBA students during class
hours.

Children of the ages of 8 weeks to 8 years old are able to receive services for no
more than 3 hours each day and student parents may not leave campus
while their child(ren) are attending Little Rowdy.

Hours of Operation

Monday | 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Tuesday | 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Wednesday | 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Thursday | 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Cost

There is a charge of $50.00 per child per semester for attendance in the center and
is available to all NSUBA students, however priority is given to parents who are eligible
for the CCAMPIS program. Student parents who are PELL grant eligible may receive free
or reduced child care services.

 

How to Apply

1. Submit an Application (click here for Google Form)

2. Complete an Authorization of Release of Information Form (click here for PDF)

3. Submit a Signed Responsibility and Liability Waiver once you have been approved
(click here for Word Doc)

 

Contact Information

For questions or concerns, please contact:

Denise Tyrell, Director
[email protected]
NSU Broken Arrow
BAED 139

 

Our Promise To You

We believe every child has the following rights:

● To be treated with respect
● To learn and play in a friendly and safe environment
● To be safe from bullying

All of our lead instructors have experience in childhood education and are vetted
through background checks.

Volunteers and instructors are required to be trained in CPR.

Due to accreditation mandates and following NAEYC (National Association for the Education
of Young Children) best practices, Little Rowdy Childcare Center must follow specific
staff-to-child ratios. Click here for more information on staff-to-child ratios.

Light the Way Emergency Fund

In celebration of the 125th anniversary of Seminary Hall, President Steve Turner issued
a challenge to the Northeastern State University Centurions and President’s Circle
donors to establish an emergency fund for NSU students in need. This new funding source
is designed to assist students (undergraduate and graduate) during times of crisis
in order for them to maintain their enrollment. It is designed to enable a student
to meet a short-term financial hardship and is maintained by the Northeastern State
University Foundation.

See the application and instructions here in PDF format.

St. Petersburg | I felt like a “Hulk”: in a kindergarten in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, my father broke the door

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The father of one of the pupils took out the door of the kindergarten. Photo: pixabay

On Tuesday in the Primorsky district on Novosibirskaya street in St. Petersburg at about 18:00 an unpleasant incident occurred in a kindergarten. One of the eyewitnesses wrote about the details of the incident in the public “Road Inspector”.

The father of one of the pupils came to pick up a child from Kindergarten No. 17 and broke down the front door there.

No casualties reported.

Why the man took out the front door is also not reported.

Earlier, gazeta.spb.ru said that in St. Petersburg they want to close a private kindergarten because of unsanitary conditions, Rospotrebnadzor intends to sue the institution, which revealed a number of violations.

Polina Bogdanova, Gazeta.SPb

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Felt like a “Hulk”: in a kindergarten in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, the father broke the door

The father of one of the pupils took out the door of the kindergarten. Photo: pixabay

On Tuesday, in the Primorsky district on Novosibirskaya street in St. Petersburg, at about 18:00, an unpleasant incident occurred in a kindergarten.
21:12 16.03.2021 GAZETA.SPb – St. Petersburg

There are no obstacles: a drunken father came to pick up his son from the orphanage and broke down the door

A man came to Kindergarten No. 17 to pick up a child and broke down the front door.
19:22 16.03.2021 Moika78.Ru – St. Petersburg

Drunken dad – “Hulk” broke down the front door of a kindergarten in the Primorsky district

A man was in a hurry to pick up the child.

On the evening of March 16, in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, a drunken parent came to kindergarten.
19:00 16.03.2021 IA Nevskiye Novosti – St. Petersburg

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Little guests came to the Anopino Library today – pupils of the preparatory group of the kindergarten.
17:20 18.03.2021 Intersettlement Central Library – Gus-Khrustalny

Two new kindergartens opened in the gas capital

Two new kindergartens opened in the gas capital. Preschool institutions “Ya-mal” in the Tundrovy microdistrict and “Sozvezdie” in Slavyansky were erected by the Velesstroy company, the buildings grew in record time.
13:25 15.03.2021 Television Impuls – Novy Urengoy

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The Petrogradsky District Court considered the claim of a Petersburger against two travel agencies. The citizen pointed out that in March 2022 his vacation in Egypt was ruined.
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In the Frunzensky district of St. Petersburg, a car hit a pedestrian. The police are at the scene, the victim was covered with a cloth.
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Heads of higher educational institutions of the city and the region met at a meeting of the Council of Rectors of Universities of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region

On November 15, a meeting of the Council of Rectors of Universities St. 9 was held in person0019
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Employees of the Directorate for the Kirovsky District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for St. Petersburg, together with representatives of the Kirov branch of the St. Petersburg GO VDPO, organized an introductory tour for schoolchildren to the 19th fire department of St. Petersburg.
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In GBOU boarding school No. 2 of the Kirovsky district of St. Petersburg, employees of the Kirovsky district department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, together with a specialist from the Kirov branch of the St.0019
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About sanitizing mobile devices

A mobile phone that we almost never let go of (and in a variety of places),
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Pediatric University helps pediatricians of the country Delegations of children’s clinics of the Moscow region and the Tver region visited St. Petersburg State Medical Pediatric University.
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The incidence of coronavirus in St. Petersburg continues to grow. Sixth day in a row.
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Numerous requests from fans have been answered – one of the most popular Soviet rock bands, Kino, is preparing to release a new album with all the studio recordings over the past decade.
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Heroes of the past – defenders of the future. Conscript Day was celebrated in Kronstadt: high school students were invited to Anchor Square, who will soon have to choose a military specialty.
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The prosecutor’s office of the Krasnoselsky district supported the state prosecution in the criminal case against Lyubov Anisimova.
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Specialists will analyze metal structures at Strelka

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An expert commission created on behalf of the governor on the further use of metal structures in the port, which will provide recommendations work on June

“Five working groups will be engaged in a comprehensive analysis of metal structures on the territory of the Strelka”, – this was announced following the results of the first meeting of the expert commission, created on behalf of the governor Valery Shantsev , chairman of the commission, rector of NNGASU Andrey Lapshin.

As part of the kick-off meeting Andrey Lapshin reported that each of the working groups of the expert commission will have its own functionality. So, one of them will be engaged in a comprehensive engineering and technical examination of metal structures and the foundation of the facility. Its tasks will also include an assessment of their bearing capacity and the possibility of transferring structures for the purpose of their further restoration. Another will deal with the development of issues of modern use and adaptation of objects, the third – interaction with the media, the public. Fourth – a possible adaptation for the use of structures. In addition, a working group has been formed to deal with the development of the territory of the Strelka and the legal support of this process.

“Valery Shantsev took a big, serious step in order to bring the discussion from a tense and extremely emotional plane to a constructive one. We have been moving towards the formation of a really large community of specialists for a long time. The commission, created by the governor, united the leading architects and engineers of Nizhny Novgorod, social activists and politicians,” said Andrey Lapshin .

“The Strelka is a cultural, historical and landscape phenomenon even outside the context of the discovered unique metal structures. We must think about this. By a lucky chance, we were given a unique historical object, and a unique opportunity appeared, which was not there before – to include the Strelka in the general space of the city. What is especially important on the eve of the 800th anniversary of Nizhny Novgorod, about which we can leave a good memory to our descendants if we make competent decisions,” said the head of the Volga branch of the NCCA “Arsenal” Anna Gore .

“Before talking about whether to save them or transfer them, it is necessary to conduct a deep technical expertise. The created commission consists of experts in their field. I am sure that her work will be transparent, open and qualified,” emphasized Tatiana Vinogradova, chairperson of the group for assessing the historical and cultural significance of the main structures of warehouses, professor at UNNGASU .

Roseville pre school: Classes & Registration

Опубликовано: January 28, 2023 в 12:26 pm

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Roseville Community Preschool is a play-based, parent participation preschool program in Roseville, CA. 

RCP serves children ages 2 years 9 months through age 6. Our philosophy is rooted in the play-based, child-directed, parent participation approach to education that acknowledges that children are naturally motivated by their own desire to make sense of their world and that children learn best through their self-guided, active involvement in the world (playing).  

Parent Participation

Once a week parents participate in their child’s class. They supervise and support the children under the guidance of the experienced teachers. With the additional support from the parents, RCP is able to provide many unique  opportunities for the children’s physical, cognitive and social/emotional development.

Research shows that both parents and children benefit from such shared experiences.  

See the Parent Participation  section for more information on participation requirements and guidelines. 

Exploration

At RCP children are able to explore in an environment free from judgement. We offer open-ended opportunities for children to follow their curiosities and do what their bodies are telling them they need to be doing – digging, running, painting, splashing, creating… The adults at RCP support the children and they are ready to guide the children in figuring things out for themselves.

Self-discovery

The journey of knowing oneself. Not only the children but the adults have abundant opportunities to experience moments of self-discovery. While supporting the children’s growth, by being truly present, parents often experience many “aha” moments to help them in their parenting journey. 

“…it seemed like a lot, all the participating. Three children later I’m still here and I would do it all again in a heartbeat.

– A Recent Returning Parent

Community

Unified in meeting the needs of these young children, we come together as a community at monthly parent meetings, participate in fundraising and family events for the school. We come together in smaller ways to support one another as well, via carpooling, meal trains, babysitting and more.

Hands-on experience

“Experience is not the best teacher, it is the only teacher.” – Bev Bos 

Professional staff

The staff at RCP has over 60+ combined years of education and experience in the field of child development and early childhood education. The entire staff feels passionately about the importance of play for children. 

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“What does a day at RCP look like?” 

There really isn’t an easy answer for this question – You never know exactly what you’re going to get, but you’re sure to see days full of WONDER. DISCOVER. and EXPERIENCE. 

“What does a day at RCP look like?” 

There really isn’t an easy answer for this question – You never know exactly what you’re going to get, but you’re sure to see days full of WONDER. DISCOVER. and EXPERIENCE. 

“What does a typical day at RCP look like?” 

There really isn’t an easy answer for this question – You never know exactly what you’re going to get, but you’re sure to see days full of WONDER. DISCOVER. and EXPERIENCE. 

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Adventure Club and Preschool – City of Roseville


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School-Age Childcare

Adventure Clubs are state-licensed,  school-age, childcare facilities operated by the City of Roseville in conjunction with the Roseville City School District and Dry Creek Joint Elementary Districts.

Adventure Club provides a safe, caring environment for the elementary school-age child. Students must be 4 years and 9 months through 12 years old to attend. Age-appropriate activities which are designed to meet a child’s social, physical and intellectual needs are offered under the guidance of trained personnel.

Adventure Club childcare sites are located on school campuses at Dry Creek and Roseville City School Districts. Non-school days and vacation breaks are available too. Adventure Club continues to take advanced measures to prioritize the
safety of children and staff while attending the program. We have
enhanced cleaning protocols, increased health & safety measures, we are promoting more social & emotional
learning. Questions may be directed to Parks, Recreation &
Libraries Adventure Club Office via telephone at (916) 772-PLAY
(916-772-7529) or email at [email protected]  

Preschool

Preschool 2022-23
Enrollment for the next school year is currently taking place. You will need to enroll online via your parent portal. If you are a new family, click here or on the New Families – Create an Account to sign up.

Registration Information:
Online priority registration starts at 9am on April 1, 2022 and runs through April 15.

Open registration starts on April 22, 2022 at 9am.

New families will need to click here or on the New Families – Create an Account box to the right of this preschool page to set up your family account to register. Current families can register through the Daycare Works Parent Portal. If you have any questions, please call (916) 772-PLAY (7529), option 2.  

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Adventure Club & Preschool

Childcare sites located on Dry Creek & Roseville City School District Elementary School Campuses

Admin Address: 316 Vernon Street, Suite 400
Phone: (916) 772-PLAY (7529)
Fax : (916) 774-5251
TDD: (916) 774-5220
Federal Tax ID #: 94-6000409

Parent Portal

New Families – Create an Account

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Dry Creek

After School Education and Safety (ASES) Program

This after-school program is offered in partnership with the Roseville City School District to provide homework assistance and enrichment opportunities for students grades K-5.

Cirby Elementary School
School release – 6:00PM, Monday – Friday (excluding non-school days and vacation breaks)
For registration information, call (916) 223-7974.

Woodbridge Elementary School
School release – 6:15PM, Monday – Friday (excluding non-school days and vacation breaks)
For registration information, call (916) 781-2960.

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Blue Oaks

8150 Horncastle Drive (95747)

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Telephone: (916) 771-4859
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1051 Trehowell Drive (95678)

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Telephone: (916) 772-0848
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814 Darling Way (95678)

License #310317468

Telephone: (916) 772-4818

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1751 Morningstar Drive (95747)

License #313608491

Telephone: (916) 772-7271
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1501 Sheridan Avenue (95661)

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Telephone: (916) 773-1957
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Diamond Creek

3151 Hopscotch Way (95747)

License #313607195

Telephone: (916) 626-5052
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License #313617646

Telephone: (916) 783-2040
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Telephone: (916) 773-3959
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2150 Ellison Drive (95747)

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Telephone: (916) 772-4988
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Kaseberg

1040 Main Street (95678)

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Telephone: (916) 782-8433
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Telephone: (916) 772-7529 Option #4
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Orchard Ranch

4375 Brookstone Drive (95747)

License #313621952

Telephone: (916) 771-8657
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Quail Glen

1250 Canevari Drive (95747)

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Telephone: (916) 772-0393
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3255 Pruett Drive (95747)

License #313623712

Telephone: (916) 409-5494
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1200 Ridgecrest Way (95747)

License #313602365

Telephone: (916) 783-1908
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699 Shasta Street (95678)

License #310318620

Telephone: (916) 782-7905
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Stoneridge

2501 Alexandra Drive (95661)

License #313608848

Telephone: (916) 771-5684
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Thomas Jefferson

750 Central Park Drive (95678)

License #313610190

Telephone: (916) 771-4267
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250 Trestle Road (95678)

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Telephone: (916) 772-0575
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515 Niles Avenue (95678)

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Municipal state preschool educational institution of the city of Novosibirsk “Kindergarten No.

27 “Rosinka”

About the educational organization

Full name of the organization: Municipal state preschool educational institution of the city of Novosibirsk “Kindergarten No. 27” Rosinka “
Brief name of the organization: MKDOU DODU DO No. 27″ Rosinka “
Head: Podoyonikova Natalya Gennadievna
Creation date: 15.12.1

Founders of an educational organization

Department of Education of the Novosibirsk City Hall
Head: Head of the Department of Education of the Novosibirsk City Hall Akhmetgareev Ramil Mirgazyanovich
Address: 630099, Novosibirsk, Krasny prospect, 34
Phones: fax – 8(383)227-45-26, reception – (383)227-45-00, department of preschool education – (383)227-40-47, 227-45 -12, department of educational work – (383) 227-47-99, 227-45-15, 227-45-39, department of general education – (383) 227-45-07, 227-45-08, 227-45 -11
Website: http://guom. nios.ru
E-Mail: [email protected]

Location of the educational organization

Working hours and schedule

Address: 9
Map:
Working hours: Working hours of the preschool institution: five-day working week, 12-hour stay from 7.00 to 19.00. Pre-holiday days from 7.00 to 18.00. Day off: Saturday, Sunday, public holidays.
Working hours: Reception of pupils is carried out from 7.00 to 8.10 min.
Direct educational activities are conducted from 9.00.

Contacts

Phone: 8(383)338-22-71, accounting department
8(383)307-00-81 senior educator
E-Mail: ds_27_nsk@nios. ru
[email protected]
Official website: http://ds27nsk.edusite.ru

Organization description

Kindergarten No. 27 “Rosinka” has two separate buildings located inside a residential area in Pervomaisky district along Pobediteley Street, 9 (founded in 1954) and Marata Street, 10 (founded in August 2011).

MKDOUd/s No. 27 operates on the basis of license No. 8370 dated December 30, 2013, the license is valid for an indefinite period.

Transportation: bus No. 21, 61, 170, fixed-route taxi No. 322, 338, 321 to the stop Pervomaiskaya; bus number 50, fixed-route taxi number 301, 304. 350 to the stop Stroitel.

Our kindergarten opened its doors to its pupils 65 years ago. There are 10 day stay groups in our institution, three of them are combined. The teaching staff is 26 people, including a senior educator, 2 music directors, 3 speech therapists, a teacher-psychologist, 20 educators of children from 3-7 years old.

Kindercare in rancho cucamonga: Rancho Cucamonga KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Опубликовано: January 28, 2023 в 12:12 pm

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Rancho Cucamonga KinderCare (2022-23 Profile)

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  • Welcome to Foothill KinderCare Center in Rancho Cucamonga. We are
    so excited to have you join our family here at KinderCare. We
    believe in developing the whole child with emphasizing on assisting
    your child’s growth with their social, emotional, cognitive, and
    physical development. Here at Foothill KinderCare, we believe it
    takes a village to raise a child, and our parent considers us to be
    an extension of their family (their village!). you child will not
    only have a safe, secure , and stimulating environment to learn in,
    but will have support from a team of child development experts who
    have a true passion for educating and nurturing children.
  • Education and development are important, but we know that nothing
    matters more than the safety, security and health of your child.
    That’s why protection and preparedness are critical considerations
    in everything we do at our KinderCare child day care center.
    Every staff in our center is first aid CPR certified. In our center
    sanitation is very big part of our operation! We have more than 29
    years of experience ensuring that every child is happy and healthy.
    Our opening and closing safety daily checklist helps us to prevent
    accident or injuries from happening.
    We practice our evacuation and fire drill on monthly bases to help
    children be prepared for emergency situation.
    Our vans and buses used for transportation all are designed with
    the safety and security of children in mind. Although scraped knees
    are a part of growing up, you can have confidence that your child
    is cared for in a secure, nurturing environment every day.
  • Hours Of Operation: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
  • Languages Spoken: Spanish
  • San Bernadino County, Kids n Care, Pomona Unified District, NACCRRA

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

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Description: KinderCare Learning Centers is committed to your child’s future. With our experienced staff and innovative programs unlike any other, we provide your child with an unsurpassed learning experience. Your child will discover that learning is fun, while making new friends and building strong relationships with teachers who partner with you in your child’s education.

Program and Licensing Details

  • License Number:
    364804215
  • Capacity:
    48
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    No
  • Type of Care:
    INFANT CENTER; SCHOOL AGE DAY CARE CENTER;
  • District Office:
    INLAND EMPIRE REGIONAL OFFICE
  • District Office Phone:
    (951) 782-4200 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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Inspection 2021-09-09 FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Other 2020-12-09 FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection 2019-10-11 FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection 2018-07-11 FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection 2017-07-19 FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Summary 09/09/2021, 10/11/2019, 07/11/2018, 07/19/2017 Type B Citation: 1;

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【Children’s Speech Therapist Rancho Cucamonga】ᐈ Lesson, session with a speech therapist for a child ᐈ My-Logoped.com

A bilingual child needs a speech therapist if:

  • Understands native speech, but does not speak it.
  • In a kindergarten or school is surrounded by another language.
  • Often replaces the sounds of their native language with the sounds of another language.
  • Does not know how to build sentences correctly, gets confused in vocabulary.
  • He doesn’t want to talk to his grandparents.
  • Poorly pronounces the sounds R, L, F, W

Experience 11 years!

Thanks to classes with a bilingual speech therapist, your child will keep their native language:

  • learn to pronounce sounds correctly
  • improve speaking and writing
  • improve speech, develop thinking,

    imagination and memory

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“I’m sure you, as a parent, put a lot of effort into improving your child’s speech. But in order to preserve and develop their native language in a multilingual environment, children need the support of a bilingual speech therapist.”

For more than 11 years, the team of our school and I have been working for the benefit of parents and their children. Classes with a children’s speech therapist help to speak their native language and preserve it in the future, put in missing sounds, and form high-quality speech. The technique is specially designed to work with bilingual children surrounded by several languages ​​at once.

  • Lessons 1 on 1 with a speech therapist certified according to the methodology of the Govorika school
  • Personalized speech development program for 10 lessons based on diagnostics
  • Homework for independent work
  • Regular monitoring and adjustment of the learning process by school methodologists
  • Free transfer of lessons

Free diagnostic session with a speech therapist

How we work:

  1. You leave a request for free speech diagnostics.

    Choose a messenger where we will agree on a free diagnostic time:

    • Ask a Question:

    • Messenger

  2. A speech pathologist conducts an online lesson with your child. Based on its results, a general strategy for the development of speech will be developed. If a specialist identifies violations, we will also provide a work plan to eliminate them.

  3. After the diagnosis, we will offer you online classes with a speech therapist for children who has experience in solving problems similar to yours. The time of their holding is selected individually.

Who we can help:

All classes are held

in ZOOM

Prices:

The cost of a lesson with a school specialist, duration 30 minutes

$18. 5

Package for 20 lessons

$326

The cost of a consultation with the head of the school, speech pathologist, speech pathologist, teacher of the deaf, neurokinesiologist Tatyana Demina, duration up to 1 hour

$135

Preliminary diagnostics for identifying pronunciation disorders and drawing up a training program

Free

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  1. What is included in the diagnosis of a speech therapist?

    Speech therapy diagnostics is a large set of tests. They are necessary to check whether the physiological development of the speech apparatus and the level of general development of speech correspond to the norm. The conclusion includes more than two dozen points, as well as recommendations for correcting the problems found.

  2. At what age does a speech therapist begin to put sounds?

    Speech therapist begins to correct sound pronunciation, usually from 3-4 years.

  3. What games do speech therapists need?

    These or other speech therapy games are selected depending on the age of the child and the goals of the lesson. As a rule, they do not require special didactic material – pictures, short videos and audio can be used. Therefore, lessons with a speech therapist for children are equally successful both online and when visiting the school in person.

  4. What should a speech pathologist do?

    Speech pathologist works with patients diagnosed with speech, physiological and mental development disorders. For example, autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, mental retardation, mental retardation, and so on.

  5. When does a child need a speech pathologist?

    We recommend joining regular sessions with a speech therapist for children from the age of 2. This will allow you to avoid mistakes, and not correct them at an older age, to diagnose possible problems of speech development in time. Relearning is always much more difficult.

  6. How to choose the right speech therapist for your child?

    The first thing to do is to conduct a complete speech therapy diagnosis. Based on the conclusion, you will be able to select a specialist with the necessary knowledge and skills to solve your particular problem. You can order a free primary diagnosis at our school. We are in touch in messengers, please contact us.

  7. How many minutes should a speech therapist work with a child?

    On average, the duration of one lesson for children with a speech therapist is 30 minutes. However, it can decrease or increase depending on the age, well-being, perseverance of the child and other similar factors.

Reviews

  • Zhanna

    03/28/2022

    I started to worry when I noticed that at the age of 2 my son speaks almost nothing in either Russian or English, although his peers are already building whole sentences. By the age of 2.5 years, I realized that it was time to act. But then quarantine happened, the usual classes with a children’s speech therapist were called into question. Very timely, a friend advised the school “Your speech therapist”. After the diagnosis, a speech therapist Natalya was chosen. From the first lesson, she managed to make friends with my not the most contact boy. At first they decided to shorten the session to 20 minutes, but it turned out that even half an hour the baby felt great. Lessons with a children’s speech therapist were held 2 times a week, I probably noticed progress after the 4th lesson. There were requests to give a toy, give a drink or a cookie, go for a walk, and somehow by itself, easily. Further – more, the son quickly caught up with his peers, became more sociable. We continue to study for more than two years, I can note that in his almost 5 son he pronounces all sounds clearly, freely switches between Russian and English, his vocabulary is quite good and he is interested in everything new around him. Many say that he would have talked himself, this was his peculiarity, but I have a feeling that we did everything right, that timely classes with a speech therapist for bilingual children saved us from many problems. Many thanks to our beloved Natalia and the whole school team for their help!

  • Elena Arizona

    01/11/2022

    We turned to the school “Your speech therapist” six months ago, my daughter (6 years old) completely skidded Russian, she simply missed many sounds, did not pronounce. Grandmother could not understand her at all, she had to “translate” literally every phrase. Why did you choose the online format? It was more convenient in terms of time, we still have a baby and it would not always work out to take our daughter to regular classes. As a result, literally after 6 lessons, the sound l appeared in speech, then w and w. They suffered the longest with p, but they also took this peak. At classes with a speech therapist for children, my daughter is interested, she even waits for them and then does her homework without disputes. Many thanks to our speech therapist Olga, her help was invaluable.

  • Sophie

    07. 07.21

    We came to this school on the recommendation of my friend, she had two children here and the result was excellent in both cases. We have gone through three lessons so far, not counting diagnostics. My son is 5 years old, was born already in the states, we speak Russian at home, but he does not want to be included in this process, right to the point of tantrums and stamping his feet, so that they speak English with him. I would like him to equally master both languages. So far, I really like the approach to the classes of our children’s speech therapist Anna. She explains the exercises very intelligibly, I don’t even have to prompt, the child is enthusiastic, actively working. Homework is also going well. I also liked the online format, it saves a lot of time. I definitely recommend both the school and this form of lessons.

The development of speech in babies is a very quivering moment. Some are able to speak easily and quickly. Others require specialist help and active adult involvement. A special case is multilinguals. If your city is Rancho Cucamonga, a children’s speech therapist for bilingual children is waiting for you at our online school.

Our specialists:

  • Gained great experience working with bilinguals.
  • Helps to achieve rapid progress in any starting situation.
  • They work with children from 2 years old and adults up to 99 years old.
  • Provide online services.

We will be happy to answer your questions in a convenient messenger.

Every parent strives to do everything possible so that his treasure grows up happy and comprehensively developed. Work on the development of native speech begins with the choice of a multilingual teacher. We try to provide as much information about the services as possible. A free diagnostic lesson with a children’s speech therapist for multilinguals is the first step in communication with children and their parents.

Go to a convenient messenger to agree with the manager of the speech therapy school about the time and other details.

A trial lesson with a children’s speech therapist (Rancho Cucamonga) will be conducted by a certified diagnostician:

  • Based on his experience, he will perform an objective examination of the level of speech development.
  • After the lesson, a report is generated. It indicates the problems that need to be worked out, a plan for the development of native speech is prescribed. This is a ready-made guide for teachers of our center or third-party specialists. You will also be given a special set of exercises for self-fulfillment.
  • Despite the common name of the profession, teachers have a unique practical experience. In their professional activities, they face real problems of a different nature. After the consultation, the diagnostician will recommend which specialist is best suited for your case.

If you enjoyed your first lesson and would like to continue your studies, we will arrange a convenient schedule for you with the most suitable speech pathologist.

No need to travel to Rancho Cucamonga to speak with a children’s speech therapist

The school is online. Children’s speech therapist for bilinguals conducts classes in the ZOOM program. This format has a lot of advantages regardless of the student’s age:

  • Efficiency will be high. The specialist works with your child individually. He selects topics and materials taking into account the interests and, of course, the needs of the student.
  • The duration of a session with a speech therapist for children is set from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the age of the student. However, getting to a big city like Rancho Cucamonga takes much longer. The remote form allows you to use the time for more interesting or useful things.
  • Many little children get tired on a long journey and become capricious. This clearly reduces the effectiveness of classes with a speech therapist for children. Remote lessons eliminate this problem.
  • Babies feel comfortable and relaxed at home. They quickly get in touch with the teacher.
  • New technologies in themselves are an intriguing factor. Games on a computer or tablet cause great interest and involvement of the child in the learning process.

If you have unforeseen circumstances, the children’s speech therapist transfers the lessons free of charge.

Why do multilingual children from Rancho Cucamonga need a special speech therapist? These are children who are surrounded by several languages ​​and master them in parallel. This situation arises when moving to another country, when mom and dad are representatives of different nationalities.

Trying to simultaneously master two language systems, the baby experiences a huge load on the speech apparatus and nervous system. He either gets very confused, or chooses one of the languages ​​as the main one, refusing to speak the other. If you are in the city of Rancho Cucamonga, our lessons with a speech therapist for children will help make up for the lack of communication in Russian. Without additional study, native speech is at a low level of development:

  • Many sounds remain unmastered, most often “p”, “l”, “g”, “sh”. When speaking, they are skipped or replaced by similar ones from another language.
  • The logic of formation of word forms, sentences is broken. The statements are hard to understand.
  • Vocabulary is distressingly scarce. To fill in the gaps, children try to drag foreign words.

As a result, the speaker is hardly understood even by people who are constantly in contact with him.

Such problems are beyond the competence of the ordinary specialist. A multilingual educator understands the causes of specific defects. Thanks to this, his help will be more effective.

For your child to achieve impressive results in mastering their native language, sign up for lessons with a children’s multilingual speech therapist. We offer the best prices and unique opportunities. We keep in touch in any messenger convenient for you.

Thanks to the online format, speech therapy services are also provided in neighboring cities. You can also consult a speech pathologist, speech pathologist, teacher of the deaf, neurokinesiologist. Save your children’s native speech and give them twice as many opportunities – sign up for online lessons with a speech therapist for children in Rancho Cucamonga!

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Alhambra kindergarten center: Сад «Альгамбра» | Архитектура Новосибирска

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Alhambra Garden | Architecture of Novosibirsk

The first major entertainment venue in Novonikolaevsk was the Summer Theater in the Alhambra city garden. Founded in 1905, already in the summer of 1906, the city garden provided its stage to the Novonikolaev Association of Dramatic Artists for staging the first plays – on the 20th anniversary of the death of the great playwright A.N. Ostrovsky. The garden, which bore the sonorous name “Alhambra” (provincial townspeople are very fond of the words “Lux”, “Versailles”, “Metropol”, “Elite”, “Euro”, “Plaza” and other “shoemaker Ivanov from Paris and London”, I also liked the famous Alhambra), was located in the Vokzalnaya part of the city, at the intersection of Sibirskaya and Narymskaya streets. The garden housed a closed summer theatre, an open stage, a restaurant, a reading room and attractions. nine0003

In the same year, 1906, in August, Anastasia Dmitrievna Vyaltseva, a famous performer of Russian songs and romances, performed at the Summer Theater. Subsequently, many famous artists of Russian dramatic art, singers, musicians, theater troupes and ensembles performed at the Alhambra. A brass band constantly played in the garden, celebrations, folk festivals, anniversaries and fireworks were organized.

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In 1916 the city government transferred the summer theater “Alhambra” to the theater troupe of the artist G. A. Sokolov.

After the revolution, the garden continued to exist. In the summer theater, concerts were regularly given, drama performances and operettas were staged. A room for playing loto was built on the territory of the garden, a brass band performed, and a small buffet worked. nine0003

In the 1930s a children’s factory was built on the territory of the garden, which still exists today (kindergarten No. 96). When the Stalin Garden (now the Central Recreation Park) opened in 1931, the Alhambra was handed over to children.

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Volzhsky’s couplets from the famous Novonikolaevsk nightclub “Alhambra”:

If you are the supply manager
Glav il Gubmuk,
You don’t believe in worldly roses,
There are always thorns in them.
Be more honest you sheep,
You don’t steal there,
Only in “shrinkage” and “leakage”
Find your income
(Sov. Siberia. N 177 of 10.08.1923).

Kindergarten No. 96 on the site of the Alhambra Park. Novosibirsk

“CT Plaza Siberia” on the site of the Alhambra Park. Novosibirsk 2009. Delivery of the object in 2011 is highly doubtful

Alhambra – palace, gardens, photos. Spain in Russian

The Alhambra is an impressive architectural and park ensemble that includes ancient palaces, fortresses and gardens of Muslim rulers and is considered the highest achievement of Moorish architects in Western Europe. Currently, the Alhambra is a museum of Islamic art and culture, which is visited annually by millions of tourists from all over the world. nine0003

Alhambra is located on top of a rocky plateau in the eastern part of the city of Granada in southern Spain. Medieval poets described this structure as an “emerald pearl”, noting the expressive structure against the background of green forests, blue skies and mountain landscapes with snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada.

The name “Alhambra” literally translates from Arabic as “red castle”. Some attribute this to the color of the sun-dried clay from which the palaces are built, others believe that the name comes from the “red flames of torches” that illuminated the castle during many years of construction. nine0003

History of the Alhambra

The development of the Alhambra is associated with the Muslim conquerors of the Iberian Peninsula, who came to the territory of southern Spain in the VIII century. During the reign of the Muslim Nasrid dynasty (1230-1492), Granada became the capital of the Moorish possessions in Spain – the Emirate of Granada.

The Mauritanian emirs wished to create a piece of earthly paradise in the conquered lands of sunny Spain – this is how the Alhambra arose among the shady gardens of Granada, which became the residence of the conquering emirs. In those days, the vast complex, enclosed in fortress walls with towers, included mosques, residential buildings, baths, gardens, warehouses, a cemetery, the palaces of the Alhambra, dating back mainly to the 14th century, have survived to this day. nine0003

Alhambra Gardens

The interior of the complex can be described as harmoniously combined with the picturesque gardens of the Alhambra, courtyards and terraces with fountains, water cascades, channels and ponds with many elegant arches, vaults, slender columns or patterned carved windows. All this splendor is decorated with intricate Arabic ligatures, floral ornaments, colorful mosaics, ceramic tiles, carved patterns on wood and stone. nine0003

Water and light play an important role in the overall composition of the Alhambra. The water here sparkles with splashes of fountains, murmurs in canals and briskly flows in cascades, filling reservoirs. All this – on a vast territory surrounded by fragrant orange trees, cypress alleys and flowering flower beds.

The water that came from the mountain slopes of the Sierra Nevada filled the canals and fountains of the Alhambra and was the element that the Moors valued most. Fountains, streams and waterfalls are no less a characteristic part of architecture for the Arabs than columns for the Greeks. It is no coincidence that the inscription has been preserved on the fountain in the Lion’s Courtyard: “Look at the water and look at the reservoir, and you will not be able to decide whether the water is calm or the marble is flowing.” nine0003

The road to the Alhambra from Granada runs along the slope of the Cuesta de Gomeres through a park area stretching from the Pomegranate Gate to the Gate of Justice, which was the main entrance to the residence of the Alhambra in Moorish times.

On the huge arches of the gate in the form of a horseshoe, there are inscriptions in Arabic script: “Praise be to God. There is no God but Allah, and Mohammed is his prophet. There is no other authority but God’s.”

nine0054 Alhambra Architecture

Alhambra is a complex of courtyards, rooms, passages and towers, each of which had its original purpose and has its own characteristics. The very names of many of them are eloquent: “Myrtle Yard”, decorated with evergreen myrtle trellises.

The “Hall of the Two Sisters” got its name from two huge white marble slabs embedded in the floor. The tiles and stucco decoration of the Hall of the Two Sisters are perhaps the finest in all of the Alhambra. The dome, made in the form of honeycombs, is the largest of the Arabic stalactite vaults, which consists of about 5000 cells. nine0003

“The Yard of Lions” is named so because of the fountain, around which statues of twelve predators froze.

The Chamber of Ambassadors was created for court celebrations of official ceremonies. The dome of this room is decorated with a star pattern, twinkling at a high altitude.

Of particular interest are the numerous towers of the Alhambra with decorated halls, pools and beautiful views of the surroundings from the tops of the towers. The easternmost part of the Alhambra Palace is occupied by the defensive tower Torre de las Damas, with an adjoining vaulted hall, a pool and a small mosque. nine0003

In sharp contrast to the rest of the architecture of the ensemble, a later building is the palace of Carlos V, built on the territory of the Alhambra in the 16th century by order of the Roman king Charles V. The square building hides a circular courtyard with an Ionic colonnade on the top floor and Tuscan columns on the bottom. Currently, the palace is a concert venue for music and dance performances. In the interior of the palace of Carlos V there is the archaeological museum of the Alhambra and the museum of fine arts of Granada. nine0003

Tickets to the Alhambra

Tickets to the Alhambra are sold for one of the periods: morning, afternoon or evening. You must arrive strictly at the specified time.

Alhambra opening hours:
from 8. 30 to 14.00, from 14.00 to 18.00, from 20.00 to 21.30 in winter – from October 15 to March 14;
from 8.30 to 14.00, from 14.00 to 20.00, from 22.00 to 23.30 in summer.

The cost of a general ticket to visit the Alhambra is 14 euros
Children 12-15 years old – EUR 8
Children under 12 free of charge
Adults over 65 and EU pensioners – EUR 9
Disabled persons – EUR 8
Evening admission – EUR 8

Guided tour – 55 euros

Tickets can be purchased at the box office (cash) and terminals (bank cards) at the entrance. Tickets are valid only on the day of purchase, so it is better to come for tickets with a margin.

We advise you to buy tickets in advance at the “Tienda de la Alhambra” shop in Granada or by calling La Caixa Bank: 902 88 80 01 for Spain or +34 958 926 031 for calls from abroad.

The average length of the route through the Alhambra complex is 3.

Daycare flower mound tx: THE Top 10 Daycares in Flower Mound, TX

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THE Top 10 Daycares in Flower Mound, TX

Daycares in Flower Mound, TX

Description:

Hi, I have a Licensed Home Daycare. I have been in business for 20 years. My home is a Christian Home with a very loving and caring environment. I have 2 spots available. I am CPR/1st Aid certified. The Statedoes their standard background check on me randomly. My hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. I have lots of references available. We celebrate birthdays and have holiday parties. We do lots of crafts, puzzles, books, shapes, numbers, etc. My home is a non-smoking home with no pets. I offer breakfast, lunch and a snack. My rates are: Infants – $185.00 week, 1-5 years old – $175.00 week.
I love spending time with children and helping them grow and learn! I have two daughters of my own – one is 28 and the other is 24 years old and the kiddos just love them. Thanks so much!…

Shaw Child Care

5204 Timber Park Dr, Flower Mound, TX 75028

Starting at $200/wk

Description:

Great care and great rates. I have provided home childcare in Flower Mound close to Marcus High School, off of Morris and Waketon for the past 20 years. Your 6 week to 4-year-old child will be in a loving,smoke-free and safe environment that is registered by the State of Texas.
Caring for your child is important to me and I love what I do. I have 2 daughters in college and one that has graduated from college. I am open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m….

Shelly’s Child Care

1612 Highdale Ct, Flower Mound, TX 75028

Starting at $175/wk

Description:

Home away from home. I have provided childcare in my Flower Mound home for 30 years. I care for newborn to four years. I’m CPR and First Aid certified. I provide breakfast, lunch and snacks.
I lovecaring for children. I have two grown children and three grandchildren. I would love the opportunity to care for your child….

Description:

KLA Schools is one of a kind and highly accredited for its learning method. The philosophy, inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach, provides a unique educational program with a rich environment that focuses onthe individual learner. The approach is geared to building student skills while fostering new talents in a warm and nurturing environment. More than just a child care center, at KLA School of Flower Mound your child will build the knowledge and skills needed for a strong foundation in early childhood education….

Description:

We are conveniently located at the intersection of Bruton Orand and Cross Timbers, near the Bridlewood, Wellington and Lantana communities. We invite your family to visit us to see why we are more than adaycare! As a proud owner of The Goddard School in Flower Mound, we are committed to provide a quality learning experience for children in our infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten programs. We offer high quality educational care for your child.
Our teachers guide and support your child while encouraging them to use their imaginations while learning. We will instill confidence, respect and a positive self-image in our children….

Description:

Faith Lutheran Day School in Flower Mound, Texas 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 Careprovider that can accommodate up to 110 children in preschool….

Description:

Grace Kids Academy is a Mother’s Day Out program that takes place at Grace Community Assembly of God, every week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am-2pm during the LISD school year. We have several highlyqualified, highly trained teachers in each age group that your kids will love. We offer Music, STEM, and Chapel weekly to all classes….

Description:

At The Children’s Courtyard, your child is given plenty of room to excel. With state-of-the-art equipment and a refined atmosphere, our campus-like, two-building facilities offer plenty of room for your childto think big and become the best possible version of him or herself. Here, your child will learn alongside other children, through interesting events, with the right materials, in classrooms and labs designed to develop and foster specific interests. The result? A child who thinks logically, solves problems, thrives socially, and displays an exceptional strength of character. We prepare students for the next – and every – stage of a productive academic life. The foundation of a lifetime of success is formed here….

Description:

At The Children’s Courtyard, your child is given plenty of room to excel. With state-of-the-art equipment and a refined atmosphere, our campus-like, two-building facilities offer plenty of room for your childto think big and become the best possible version of him or herself. Here, your child will learn alongside other children, through interesting events, with the right materials, in classrooms and labs designed to develop and foster specific interests. The result? A child who thinks logically, solves problems, thrives socially, and displays an exceptional strength of character. We prepare students for the next – and every – stage of a productive academic life. The foundation of a lifetime of success is formed here….

Description:

The preschool is a Montessori curriculum based childcare. It is a state-licensed child care center dedicated to providing a safe and happy environment where your children can learn, play, and live togetherwhile parents go to work or school.
The center focuses on core methodologies developed by Ms. Maria Montessori for early childhood development. From infants to primary, our kids are immersed in various learning methods that helps them be prepared for elementary school and what lies ahead in life….

Description:

Welcome to Guidepost Montessori, where your child will blossom when engaged in child-directed learning within a knowledge- rich environment. At our beautiful Flower Mound location, your child will takeadvantage of the beautiful natural surroundings and outdoor space that allow for an indoor-outdoor classroom flow. Now enrolling for infant through kindergarten…

Description:

At The Primrose School of Wellington, we believe who children become is as important as what they know. We aim to deliver the best and most trusted early education and care for children and families acrossAmerica.
At Primrose, we pay close attention to all facets of a child s growth including social, emotional, physical, creative, cognitive and character development. Our proprietary programs in music, art, gardening, life skills and foreign language were developed especially for our curriculum. And when it comes to helping your child reach their full potential, we leave no stone unskipped, unpainted or unturned….

Description:

Adventure Kids Playcare is a unique drop-in childcare and entertainment center for kids ages 6 weeks to 12 years old. Your kids can play, explore, and learn while in our safe and secure environment.
Ourmission is to provide a safe and fun environment for kids while giving parents the ability to take a little time for themselves without feeling guilty!
So many things to see and do!. ..

Description:

Established in 2000, Kids Kingdom of Northcrest in Flower Mound, Texas provides childcare, preschool, and kindergarten programs. They provide affordable childcare services and give each child a warmenvironment. The school encourages the child’s development of socialization skills, independence and positive self-image….

Description:

Spanish Schoolhouse Inc located in Flower Mound Texas is a licensed center that offers education and childcare in a nurturing and safe environment. The Spanish Schoolhouse uses Spanish as medium ofcommunication in all teachings. Children are expected to be fluent both in Spanish and English languages….

Description:

Legacy Learning Center offers a comprehensive early childhood program in a warm, caring, fun, and friendly environment. It provides appropriate learning activities that stimulate growth among children. Thecenter promotes balanced learning to make sure that children will develop emotionally, socially, physically and intellectually.

Description:

Temple Christian Learning Center in Flower Mound, Texas 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 ChildCare provider that can accommodate up to 128 children in preschool and kindergarten….

Description:

Trietsch Enrichment Center is a child care and learning facility that has been serving the children of Flower Mound, Texas since 1986. It offers a stimulating and nurturing child-centered environment that meetsthe growth and developmental needs of children under their care. It offers full-time and part-time childcare services and provides children with educational activities that enhance their academic performance and develop their physical abilities and social skills….

Sharon’s Daycare

4225 Tiffany Drive, Flower Mound, TX 75022

Costimate: $265/wk

The Goddard School

4051 Cross Timbers, Flower Mound, TX 75028

Costimate: $164/wk

Description:

We are conveniently located at the intersection of Bruton Orand and Cross Timbers, near the Bridlewood, Wellington and Lantana communities. We invite your family to visit us to see why we are more than adaycare! As a proud owner of The Goddard School in Flower Mound, We are committed to provide a quality learning experience for children in our infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten programs. We offer high quality educational care for your child.
Our degreed teachers guide and support your child while encouraging them to use their imaginations while learning. We will instill confidence, respect and a positive self-image in our children….

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FAQs for finding daycares in Flower Mound

In 2023 what type of daycare can I find near me in Flower Mound, TX?

There are a variety of daycares in Flower Mound, TX 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 Flower Mound, TX?

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 209 in Flower Mound, TX as of January 2023 and you can filter daycares by distance from Flower Mound 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 Flower Mound, TX, 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 Flower Mound, TX.

Daycares in Flower Mound, TX

KinderCare has partnered with Flower Mound families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Flower Mound, TX.

Whether you are looking for a preschool in Flower Mound, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

  1. Southlake-Grapevine KinderCare

    Phone:
    (817) 481-3122

    3115 E Southlake Blvd
    Southlake
    TX
    76092

    Distance from address: 5.28 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  2. Creek Valley KinderCare

    Phone:
    (972) 492-8558

    4052 Huffines Blvd
    Carrollton
    TX
    75010

    Distance from address: 9. 75 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  3. Fairgate Kindercare

    Phone:
    (972) 323-1300

    1300 E Frankford Rd
    Carrollton
    TX
    75007

    Distance from address: 11.09 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  4. Bedford Harwood KinderCare

    Phone:
    (817) 571-4213

    2616 Harwood Rd
    Bedford
    TX
    76021

    Distance from address: 11. 36 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  5. Las Colinas KinderCare

    Phone:
    (972) 550-8479

    1121 Greenway Cir
    Irving
    TX
    75038

    Distance from address: 11.43 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 8 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  6. Bedford Central KinderCare

    Phone:
    (817) 571-1818

    2309 Central Dr
    Bedford
    TX
    76021

    Distance from address: 11. 84 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  7. Watauga KinderCare

    Phone:
    (817) 656-9521

    5801 Watauga Rd
    Watauga
    TX
    76148

    Distance from address: 14.06 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  8. Hebron KinderCare

    Phone:
    (972) 862-6700

    4241 Marsh Ln
    Carrollton
    TX
    75007

    Distance from address: 14. 14 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

  9. Bent Tree KinderCare

    Phone:
    (972) 732-4025

    4025 Frankford Rd
    Dallas
    TX
    75287

    Distance from address: 14.82 miles

    Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
    Open:

    Tuition & Openings

★ 8 Best Pumpkin Patches in Texas ★

  • Barton Hill Farms, Bastrop (Neighboring Hotels)
  • Sweet Berry Farm, Marble Falls (Nearby Hotels)
  • Big Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms, Gunther (Nearby Hotels)40
  • Pumpkin Flower Mountain, Flower Mountain (Hotels nearby)
  • Great Mountain Pumpkin Patch at Love Creek Garden, Medina
  • Hall’s Pumpkin Farm, Vine (nearby hotels)
  • Arboretum Autumn, Dallas
  • Evergreen Farms, Elgin

Fall is here! It’s time to find the perfect pumpkin to draw, carve or cook. There are many pumpkin patches found in Lone Star State. The pumpkin patches on this list are from local farms and offer many fall festivities such as mazes, hayrides, and zoos. Take a pumpkin home while enjoying a great family day at these best pumpkin spots in Texas. nine0021

Barton Hill Farms, Bastrop

Barton Hill Farms

Barton Hill Farms, Bastrop (neighboring hotels)

Barton Hill Farms, outside of Austin, is one of the most scenic gourd patches in the Lone Star State. There are many pumpkins to choose from, however pumpkin patch isn’t the only thing Barton Hill Farms has to offer. Parents will love the daily live music, barbecue and corn pit. While toddlers will love getting lost in the two corn mazes or other kid-friendly attractions found on this central Texas farm. nine0021

Dates: September 28 – November 3, 2019

Marble Falls Sweet Berry Farm

Sweet Berry Farm

Sweet Berry Farm, Marble Falls (Nearby Hotels)

Sweet Berry Farm, located in Marble Falls, hosts an autumn merry harvest every fall. Of course, don’t miss the pumpkin patch, but there are plenty of other activities to keep you and your family busy on a nice fall day. Challenge yourself in a Texas-shaped corn maze, eat homemade ice cream made with ingredients from the farm, or even get your own scarecrow stuffed. Kids will love the mini maze, face painting, horseback riding, sand painting and pumpkin. Known for its sweet strawberries during the summer, this farm has also become popular in the fall. nine0021

Dates: September 21 – November 10, 2019

Large Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms, Gunther

Large Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms

Large Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms hotels)

The large orange pumpkin farm at Preston Trail Farms is a great place for families to find the perfect pumpkin this fall. Children will learn how pumpkins grow by seeing them on the vine. However, the pumpkin patch isn’t the only thing that keeps families coming back to Preston Trail Farms during the fall season. There is also a zoo with over 50 farm animals, and feed for the nursery shed is included in the price of admission. Also, don’t miss the hay, the rope handle, and the six-foot high hay maze. nine0021

Dates: September 15 – November 21, 2018

Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch, Flower Mound

Pumpkin Patch

Pumpkin Flower Mountain Patch, Flower Mountain (Hotels Nearby)

Pumpkin Mound Oak Oak Ranch is one of the most affordable pumpkin patches on this list. Pumpkins start at $2 and admission is free, although there is a small fee for parking. Roam around the pumpkin patch which is full of various pumpkins and gourds. Or you can explore the rest of the fun fall activities like two mazes, jumping houses, hayrids and a playground. With food and drink available for purchase at the hotel, this is the perfect place to spend an autumn afternoon. nine0021

Dates: October 1 – November 4, 2019

Great Country Pumpkin Patch on Love Creek Gardens Hills, Medina

Great Country Pumpkin Patch on Love Creek Gardens Hills

Great Mountain Pumpkin Patch in Love Gardens Creek, Medina (Nearby Hotels)

Love Creek Orchards is known for its Texas-grown apples. However, once the fall season arrives, Love Creek Orchards will open the Great Hill Country pumpkin patch. You’re sure to find a great pumpkin at Love Creek, but that’s not the only reason families go to this patch each October. The Great Hill Country Pumpkin Patch is a popular spot among those who live in the Medina where you will find hay, a hay maze and a zoo. Here you can have a picnic and go to Love Creek Gardens. nine0021

Dates: open every Saturday, Sunday and Monday in October

Pumpkin Farm Hall, Vine

Pumpkin Farm Hall

Hall’s Pumpkin Farm, Vine (neighboring hotels)

Pumpkin Farm Hall’s pumpkin farm delights every family autumn for over 15 years. This working farm grows its own pumpkins, so choose pumpkins straight from the vine, or opt for pre-harvested ones scattered throughout the house. In addition to finding your perfect pumpkin, also enjoy a two-acre corn maze or hayrides on the weekends. nine0021

Dates: Open daily until October 31, 2019

Arboretum Fall, Dallas

Arboretum Fall Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Arboretum Fall, Dallas (Nearby Hotels)

Arboretum and Botanical Garden Fall

The Dallas garden is one of the most beautiful displays of pumpkins you will ever see. One acre Pumpkin Village contains over 90,000 different pumpkins and gourds. This picturesque place is located in the arboretum from the end of September to the end of November. Enjoy tales of pumpkin land along with fall flowers at this unique pumpkin patch in Dallas. nine0021

Dates: September 22 – November 21, 2018

Evergreen Farms, Elgin

Evergreen Farms

Evergreen Farms, Elgin pumpkin area.

On weekends there is even a pumpkin hunt. Similar to an Easter egg hunt, kids and kids are deep down searching for the little pumpkins hidden in the Christmas tree grove. Evergreen Farms also offers face painting, a pumpkin maze, a bounce house and fire truck rides all at affordable prices. nine0021

Dates: Every Saturday and Sunday in October.

Texas: Easter holidays in the desert

“California is already dead, so to Texas!” – Andrey Cruz “I’m going home.”

We have known Big Bend National Park, which is located in the Texas “pocket” on the border with Mexico, for a very long time, since the early 2000s. It could not even be called an acquaintance – they studied the park quite well, there were many trails in it, both in the mountains and in the Chihuahua desert. nine0021

At one time, I made several photo reports in the park, including during the flowering of cacti. But all this was in the pre-childhood period of life, more than 15 years ago. It’s time to introduce the child to the places where mom and dad roamed without him 🙂

Although the place was “well-worn”, I didn’t want to repeat myself. Therefore, we decided to do everything in a new way, starting right from the road. We didn’t go to Big Bend, as usual, by car from Houston, but flew.

There are options here. Recently, the Lajitas Golf Resort on the park’s western border has established air links to Houston, Dallas, and Austin. They use small, 30-seat Embraer planes that take an hour and a half to get to the site, instead of dragging 10 hours by car across the state. nine0021

Flight schedule >>

Or you can use a commercial United airlines flight, as in our case, which arrives in the town of Midland. From there, you still have to drive to Big Bend, but at least not 10 hours, but only three.

The town of Terlingua was chosen as a base for exploring the park, where they booked a simple motel Chisos Mining for $ 100 per night for two nights, which is very good in modern times with horse prices for hotels. nine0021

There is another option with campsites in the park itself, the most central of which – Chisos Basin Campground – was opened just the other day after a large-scale alteration. Be sure to order in advance. But camping is not fun at all right now, because. there is an “Extreme Heat Warning” throughout the park, when even the trails are not recommended to go out in the afternoon.

Tipi Rest Stop – picnic spot

As you know from experience, the best time to visit Big Bend is in spring when the desert blooms. If the season is good, then you can see real flower carpets stretching from one mountain range to another. In addition, the blooming desert is overflowing with incomparable smells from the hot earth, stones heated during the day, buds heavy with pollen …

This year’s flowering season has been rather mediocre. No, of course we found separate groups of flowering cacti, but there was no talk of any “carpet”.

Even the ocotillos, my favorite desert plants, have decided that they will not produce leaves this year because too dry, and it is better to spend all their energy on flowers. So they stood on the slopes of the canyons, gray, prickly, but all with bright red tassels at the ends.

Blooming Ocotillo

Despite the harsh desert environment, Big Bend has over 1200 plant species, of which 60 are cacti.

Cholla (Cylindropuntia) with a bird’s nest

The fattest bloom of prickly pear cactus (Prickly pear cactus) was observed in the Dugout Wells area, south of the main Panther Junction information center.

Park Map >>

Before Big Bend Park was established in 1944, the ranch was home to several livestock farming families. In the 40s of the last century, they all parted, and the name of the place where the animals came to drink remained (dugout – dugout, wells – wells). nine0021

There are several such former settlements in the park. For example, the dugout Luna’s Jacal. Luna is a surname, and jackal is a historical adobe dwelling common throughout the southwestern United States and Mexico. This type of dwelling was used by some natives of the Americas prior to European colonization and later by settlers in Texas and elsewhere.

As a rule, the jackal consisted of thin, closely spaced posts, connected together and filled with clay and grass. The braided part of the dzhakal was covered with a layer of clay, sometimes a middle layer of dry herbs or branches of shrubs was added between them as insulation. nine0021

Despite the harsh living conditions, Mr. Luna raised 15 children in this jackal, peacefully coexisted with hostile Comanche, who had a “war trail” (“war trail”) passing through these places, and he himself lived 108 years (until 1947 th). Iron people were.

Returning to cacti, I was surprised by the cousin of the green pear-shaped cactus – purple (Purple prickly pear cactus). But not with flowers, which are exactly the same as those of a green relative, but with “insides”. nine0021

We haven’t touched cacti for a long time, because. We know well all their jokes with invisible needles, and then we noticed that half of Cheburash’s ear had been bitten off. According to the impressions of the teeth, it most of all resembled the bite of a peccary hryundel (javelina), with deep canine notches against the background of small incisors. But the main thing is – what a cactus was inside! The pulp is juicy, excellent salad shade. A real oreo cookie.

Strawberry pitaya cactus was found only twice, both on the approaches to the Closed canyon. nine0021

We have never been to these places, because formally, this is no longer Big Bend National Park, but Big Bend Ranch State Park, although they are located shoulder to shoulder.

Closed canyon

Closed canyon refers to the so-called “slot canyon” (slot canyon), the most famous example of which is Antelope Canyon in Arizona. Usually these are narrow, winding gorges, punched by ancient rivers in sandstone. Even in the middle of the day, the sun rarely reaches the bottom, so even on a hot day a walk through the canyon is not at all annoying. It doesn’t take long to get there, about a mile and a half round trip. The canyon ends at a high altitude above the Rio Grande, overlooking Mexico, but you can’t go down without special equipment. nine0021

However, you can safely leave for Mexico in the usual old way – through the Rio Grande in the Canyon of St. Helena. This is what numerous tourists do, standing with one foot in Mexico and the other in the USA. This trail is one of the most popular in the park, so you won’t be able to be alone.

Left – Mexico, right – USA

Rio Grande, which makes a 90-degree turn here (see the name of the Big Bend park – “big bend”), became shallow so that footprints on the bottom became visible. nine0021

On the trail we met a woman who shared her memories from the 70s when she crossed the river up to her neck in water. In the 2000s, we saw the maximum level just above the knee (in July), but now it’s very shallow, ankle-deep. Kayak tours are experiencing real problems.

But the goats are full of freedom. On the trail through the canyon of St. Helena, we saw a whole group, sprawled at a high altitude under the cacti. These goats are Mexican illegal immigrants who fled from their owners on the other side, and have taken root in the park. Rangers do not touch them, but mountain lions (puma, or cougar) and black bears (black bears) are very even. nine0021

In recent years, the population of black bears in the park has increased significantly. Because of the fires in the surroundings, bears began to migrate to the central part of the park, so if you are camping, then the chance of meeting in the evening is quite high. Every place is now equipped with anti-media safes where food is stored.

A cowardly gray bunny sat under a cactus…

Of the living creatures on the trails, we met only a small hare, similar to a timid cat, who waited out the heat under the yuccas; a herd of feral goats, and several species of birds, from frisky roadrunners to bright blue Mexican jays (Mexican jay). They lived at the very end of The Windows trail, where people make a halt before going back. And, apparently, they are used to the fact that some crumbs of food remain. nine0021

Basically, the bird feeds on nuts and seeds, so our almonds, taken for a snack, came to her very taste. Jay flew up very close, grabbed the nucleolus almost from the palm of his hand, and flew off to a safe distance to the nearest tree. When she had eaten, she began to drag and stuff the almonds into some crack high on the rock. Then we read that this species can store supplies, so the jay got the jackpot that day 🙂 obvious choice. nine0021

It is better to start not from the parking lot near the shop and restaurant, but from the campsite a little lower. Then on the way back it is not so difficult to climb. The trail itself is of moderate difficulty, 5.5 miles (8 km) round trip, but with a “fun”. The way back is much harder than the way there, as it gains a height of about 300 meters, and takes more time.

On The Window trail

There are many interesting plants on the sides – from the agave with fleshy and thorny leaves to the hallucinogenic Mexican horse chestnut (Mexican Buckeye) with poisonous seeds. nine0021

Agava

Mexican Buckeye

And we can also recommend an unusual fun place – Contrabando movie set site. It would be strange if the desert texture of Big Bend was not used in westerns.

Contrabando is a ghost town on the banks of the Rio Grande where a church and a saloon were built for several films. What else do cowboys need … As a set, this place was used in nine films. Including in “Dead Man’s Walk” and “Streets of Laredo”, which were part of the mini-series “Lonesome Dove” with Oscar-nosed Tommy Lee Jones. nine0021

Now only one adobe building remains, the rest was demolished during the 2008 flood. But the place is still colorful. Located about 10 miles from the town of Lajitas, towards Mexico on Highway 170.

In this report, I specially collected new places for us in Big Bend. For those who want to read more, see previous reports:

1. Ernst Tinaja trail

“Ernst was also shot dead by Mexican gangsters during another mail raid. The postman managed to crawl to the door of his house and write a note in which he called the name of the killer: “Am shot, I expect by one of Solis at gate. First shot hit, two more missed.” nine0021

2. Dagger Flats auto trail

“Giant plants fill all the mountain slopes. In spring, yuccas produce the same giant candles of white flowers that look like fountains from afar.”

3. Chimneys trail and Pine Canyon trail

“The animals went crazy on this trip – rattles crawled with might and main, as well as snakes red racers (“red racers”). On the final evening, they simply arranged a slalom along the road – they dodged hares, which, like peas, fell onto the road from the bushes. nine0021

4.

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    also services families in the towns of Naperville, Aurora, Lisle,
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Teacher responsibilities include:

  • Presenting lessons in a comprehensive manner and use visual/audio means to facilitate learning
  • Providing individualized instruction to each student by promoting interactive learning
  • Creating and distributing educational content

Job brief

We are looking for a committed Teacher to complement our qualified workforce of educators. You will be responsible for preparing and implementing a full educational teaching plan according to the school’s requirements. It will be fundamental to provide knowledge and instruction to students while also helping them develop their personalities and skills.

The ideal candidate will be passionate for the job with an ability to reach out to students and create a relationship of mutual trust. They will know how to organize a class and make learning an easy and meaningful process.

The goal is to help cultivate the students’ interest in education and be their dedicated ally in the entire process of learning and development.

Responsibilities

  • Present lessons in a comprehensive manner and use visual/audio means to facilitate learning
  • Provide individualized instruction to each student by promoting interactive learning
  • Create and distribute educational content (notes, summaries, assignments etc.)
  • Assess and record students’ progress and provide grades and feedback
  • Maintain a tidy and orderly classroom
  • Collaborate with other teachers, parents and stakeholders and participate in regular meetings
  • Plan and execute educational in-class and outdoor activities and events
  • Observe and understand students’ behavior and psyche and report suspicions of neglect, abuse etc.
  • Develop and enrich professional skills and knowledge by attending seminars, conferences etc.

Requirements and skills

  • Proven experience as a teacher
  • Thorough knowledge of teaching best practices and legal educational guidelines partnered with a willingness to follow the school’s policies and procedures
  • Excellent communicability and interpersonal skills
  • Well-organized and committed
  • Creative and energetic
  • Strong moral values and discipline
  • Knowledge of CPR
  • Degree in teaching or in a specialized subject with a certificate in education;

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What does a Teacher do?

Teachers plan and prepare lessons for their students while encouraging class discussions. They also encourage outside activities like sports or clubs.

What are the duties and responsibilities of a Teacher?

A Teacher is responsible for preparing lessons and educating students at all levels. These preparations include assigning homework assignments that will help them learn more about what they’re studying throughout each unit. They also document progress, which could mean anything from tracking student growth over specific years to keeping records such as art projects.

What makes a Good Teacher?

Qualities of a Good Teacher include having great communication and listening skills. Additionally, effective teachers should share their knowledge with others by being adaptable and showing empathy toward all learners.

Who does a Teacher work with?

In some situations, a Teacher may work alongside a Special Education Teacher to plan how the Special Education student can meet the goals outlined in their IEP.

What are the duties and responsibilities of a teacher?

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The duties of a teacher extend much further beyond standing at the front of a classroom and delivering lessons.

Behind the scenes, a lot of work goes into planning and preparing for lessons and providing additional support to students.

A good teacher may also make a positive impact on students, often becoming a source of inspiration and motivation.

If you’re considering a career in teaching, then you should first find out a little more about the role and responsibilities of a teacher to ensure that this career path is a good fit for you.

The role of a teacher

Teachers use a variety of teaching methods and materials to educate students about a particular subject area, providing specialist knowledge on this topic.

A good teacher will support students individually as well as providing engaging lessons that bring their subject to life, to inspire and motivate their students to do well.

The responsibilities of a teacher

Teachers put in a lot of work outside of lessons to ensure that they are providing an engaging learning environment and supporting students.

The responsibilities of a teacher will vary slightly depending on the level that they’re teaching at, the subject they’re teaching, and the educational setting that they’re teaching in.

However, some key responsibilities of a teacher include:

Planning and preparing lessons

This can include a lot of work, especially if you’re new to the role and haven’t taught the subject or students before. A good place to start when planning or preparing for a lesson is to get to know your students and their preferred learning styles and find out how much they already know about the subject. This will help to guide you when deciding the aim and objectives of each lesson and the best activities and resources to use.

Encouraging student participation

Students tend to become more engaged and learn more during lessons when participation is actively encouraged. Teachers should incorporate different techniques into lessons to help create a learning environment that encourages students to have a voice and participate.

Researching and developing new teaching materials

As well as planning lessons, teachers are required to research and source appropriate teaching materials to complement the contents of the lesson. This includes both materials that will be used during the lesson and information to take home and revise from.

Research and implementing new teaching methods

Choosing the right teaching methods is key to effective teaching. When selecting a teaching method, the factors that you should consider are:

  • Class size
  • Teaching objectives
  • Your audience
  • Subject matter
  • Student’s background knowledge

Marking student work and recording performance

Teachers should keep a record of student grades so that they have some indication of what level they’re working at and the progress of their performance over time. Keeping track of student performance can also help teachers to improve their teaching by indicating which methods of teaching have been most effective and where further time and resources need to be invested.

Setting assessments and overseeing examinations

Assessments and exams monitor student performance and assess what they have learnt. Exams can prove a student’s level of competence in any given subject and also show teachers which areas students are finding most difficult to understand.

Providing learners with one-to-one support

As well as teaching full classes, teachers are also responsible for providing one-to-one support to students when required. This could involve acting as your students’ personal tutor or helping students to arrange any additional support they may require with their learning.

Open days or other events

Depending on the kind of educational organisation that you work for, you may occasionally be required to represent the organisation or your department at open days for prospective students or trade events.

Furthering your own learning and professional development

New teaching methods and techniques are being created all the time and it’s a teacher’s responsibility to stay up-to-date with the most effective resources and techniques available to help them deliver engaging lessons.

Communicating effectively with other teachers and educational organisations

Being able to communicate effectively with other teachers and educational organisations can help teachers to work together and collaborate to provide a more joined-up, engaging, and effective learning environment for students.

Administrative tasks

As with most jobs, teaching doesn’t come without admin. Some of the administrative tasks you may be required to complete regularly include:

  • Printing or photocopying resources for lessons.
  • Word processing documents for lessons.
  • Setting up IT equipment.
  • Ordering equipment and resources.
  • Keeping and filing records.

This list of responsibilities is in no way exhaustive as teaching is such a multifaceted role. It’s also worth noting that there are key differences in the responsibilities of a teacher depending on whether they are teaching in a school or a higher education setting.

Level 3 teaching qualifications

Completing a level 3 teaching qualification will provide you with further knowledge about the role and responsibilities of a teacher and equip you with all the basic skills you require for the job.

What is a level 3 teaching qualification? Find out more here.

Ready to book your place on a level 3 teaching qualification? Here at Care Business Associate Training (CBAT), we offer a popular Qualsafe level 3 course in education and training.

The course is suitable for anyone who would like to work as a teacher or trainer in a higher education setting and can either be taken in-person or online in a virtual classroom.

Browse our full range of courses online or book your place on the course today by giving our team a call on 01772 816 922 or emailing [email protected].

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course, discipline (module) in accordance with the approved work program;

2) comply with legal, moral and ethical standards, follow the requirements of professional ethics; nine0003

3) respect the honor and dignity of students and other participants in educational relations;

4) to develop in students cognitive activity, independence, initiative, creativity, to form a civic position, the ability to work and live in the modern world, to form a culture of a healthy and safe lifestyle among students;

5) apply pedagogically sound forms and methods of education and upbringing that ensure high quality of education; nine0003

6) take into account the peculiarities of the psychophysical development of students and their state of health, observe the special conditions necessary for the education of persons with disabilities, interact, if necessary, with medical organizations;

7) systematically improve their professional level;

8) undergo an attestation for compliance with the position held in the manner prescribed by the legislation on education;

9) undergo, in accordance with labor legislation, preliminary medical examinations upon admission to work and periodic medical examinations, as well as extraordinary medical examinations at the direction of the employer; nine0003

10) undergo training and testing of knowledge and skills in the field of labor protection in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation;

11) comply with the charter of the educational organization, the regulation on the specialized structural educational unit of the organization providing training, the internal labor regulations.

2. A teacher of an organization carrying out educational activities, including as an individual entrepreneur, is not entitled to provide paid educational services to students in this organization if this leads to a conflict of interest of the teacher. nine0003

3. Teachers are prohibited from using educational activities for political agitation, forcing students to accept political, religious or other beliefs or renounce them, to incite social, racial, national or religious hatred, for agitation promoting exclusivity, superiority or inferiority of citizens on the basis of social, racial, national, religious or linguistic affiliation, their attitude to religion, including by providing students with false information about the historical, national, religious and cultural traditions of peoples, as well as to encourage students to take actions that are contrary to the Constitution of the Russian Federation . nine0003

4. Pedagogical employees are liable for failure to perform or improper performance of their duties in the manner and in cases established by federal laws. Non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment by pedagogical workers of the duties provided for by part 1 of this article is taken into account when they pass certification.

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The rights and obligations of a teacher under the new law “On Education in the Russian Federation” should be known to every teacher. They must also be written in the job description.

Teacher’s rights in 2017

• Receive monetary compensation in accordance with the existing qualification;

• Have basic conditions for the provision of educational services;

• Get the help of the head of the school in organizing the educational process;

• Receive social and material guarantees;

• Receive leave in accordance with the schedule of activities.

Every teacher has the right to a shorter working day, non-interference in their professional activities by their parents, protection of their honor and dignity, protection of their health during work. In addition, the teacher has the right to refuse administrative assignments that are not related to the performance of their official duties.

Duties of a teacher in 2017

• Transfer knowledge within the scope of one’s qualifications;

• Evaluate students according to objective criteria;

• Do not take independent action in case of violations that are outside the scope of the job description, but immediately contact the school management.

In addition, the teacher is obliged to teach, educate children, monitor their health, and observe pedagogical ethics.

Also, the teacher has a large number of prohibitions, which he should constantly remember in order not to make a mistake in his work. The teacher should not put grades in the journal not for knowledge, but for behavior, inaccuracy or lateness. The teacher has no right to insult, beat the child, to influence his psyche. Also, you cannot collect money from parents on your own initiative or at the request of the school administration. nine0003

Any wrongful action by a teacher can be reported, in which case the school administration will decide whether the action is wrong, a child’s fantasy or a parent’s whim.

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Yoga can be a fun way for kids to practice balance, coordination, and mindfulness.

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  • Kids should exercise for about an hour a day to improve coordination and muscle strength. 
  • Some fun exercises for kids include running, jumping, skipping, and bear crawls.  
  • Kids should also do muscle-building exercises like supermans, squats, and crab walks. 

Regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle for children as it lays the foundation for future healthy habits. It can also decrease the risk of becoming overweight in adulthood or developing type 2 diabetes. 

Targeting certain muscle groups early can also prepare your child for more complex motor skills later on, like dribbling a basketball or riding a bike. Here is how much your child should be exercising based on their age: 

Important: While exercise is important, there is such thing as too much. As a parent, pay close attention to your child to see if they exhibit signs of over-exercising like, loss of interest in an activity, fatigue, depression, or stress fractures.

Those recommendations may seem daunting, but the good news is children can meet them through typical childhood games and imaginative play.  

Here are eight easy and fun exercises for kids and tips to incorporate them into your child’s day. 

1. Running 

Running can improve cardiovascular health in children.

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Running not only helps kids develop healthy hearts, lungs, and coordination, but it can also improve cognitive performance, mental health, and academic performance says Candice Taylor Lucas, MD, an associate professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of California Irvine (UCI) School of Medicine. 

A 2008 review found that aerobic physical activity, like running, improved academic performance. 

How to do it: Young kids typically enjoy games like tag or freeze that encourage running by chasing each other, says Ryan Ingley AT, an athletic trainer with Nationwide Children’s Hospital Sports Medicine. Older kids might enjoy games that require more strategy like capture the flag, which involves two competing teams trying to capture each other’s flag and bring it back to their own home base. 

2. Jumping 

Jumping helps work leg muscles like the glutes and hamstrings.

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Jumping is another fundamental skill that builds on bouncing, which children typically are able to do by 18 months, Lucas says. Like running, jumping also helps develop balance and coordination while strengthening leg and core muscles.

A small 2018 study of boys aged 10 to 12, had one group complete a jump rope training program three times a week, while the other completed a regular physical education program without jumping rope. The jump rope group gained more strength and endurance over a 10 week period than the group that did not complete a jump rope program. 

How to do it: According to Lucas, here are some fun ideas to get your child to jump: 

  • Engage in pretend activities at home or outside that involve jumping like a frog or kangaroo with your child. 
  • Instead of freeze dance, try playing freeze jump. Turn on some music and jump when it’s on and stop when it’s off.
  • For older kids, try incorporating jumping into relay races, like a potato sack race where kids stand inside a potato sack or pillowcase and jump to a finish line.

3. Skipping 

Skipping is a build-off of jumping and can be incorporated into relay races.

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Skipping is a more coordinated movement that builds upon running and jumping skills, Lucas says. Skipping also improves balance and coordination as well as timing and proprioception skills, or the ability to sense your body’s position and movements. 

How to do it: Some ways you can encourage your kids to skip include:

  • Substitute skipping for running in tag or freeze games.
  • Have your children race skipping across a field or your backyard.
  • Play freeze skip similar to freeze jump but skip while the music is playing.

4. Bear crawls 

Incorporate bear crawls into a relay race.

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Bear crawls are full-body movements that help increase strength and coordination, Ingley says. They target the following muscle groups:

  • Upper body muscles, including shoulders, chest, and arms.
  • Lower body muscles, including quadriceps and hamstrings in the legs. 

You can encourage small children to do bear crawls by tapping into their imaginations, Lucas says. Have your children pretend to be bears, moving around in a forest looking for food or trying to catch another animal.

How to do it: 

  1. Start on all fours with both hands and feet on the ground.
  2. Keep your arms shoulder-width apart and your hips up in the air.
  3. Move forward, starting with your right hand and left foot and then your left hand and right foot. 

5. Crab walks

Try using imaginative play to get your child to do crab walks.

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Crab walks are another muscle-strengthening exercise that can help improve coordination, Ingley says. Like bear crawls, crab walks target many muscle groups, including:

  • Triceps
  • Hamstrings
  • Shoulders
  • Glutes
  • Abdominals

“These are great for kids who are sitting all day and for building upper body strength,” Lucas says. “Like bear crawls, these also foster an active play opportunity that leans on a child’s imagination.”

Younger kids might enjoy pretending to be crabs walking along the sand on a beach while older kids might enjoy racing each other while doing crab walks.

How to do it:

  1. Start by sitting up with both your knees bent pointing upward and both feet flat on the floor.
  2. Place your hands flat on the floor and slightly behind your back.
  3. Lift your hips off the floor and walk backward. 

6. Squats 

Teach your kids how to squat and then see who can hold it the longest.

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Squats help improve strength and stability while targeting several lower body muscle groups, including:

  • Glutes
  • Quadriceps
  • Hamstrings
  • Calves
  • Hip flexors

Latest research: A 2019 analysis found resistance training, like squats, had a positive effect on the development of other motor skills, including sprinting, jumping, and throwing in children ages 5 to 18. 

How to do it: Here are some ideas to encourage squatting for kids:

  • For young kids or toddlers, put a toy on the ground in front of them while they are standing. This may encourage them to squat in order to look at it.
  • For older kids, make a game out of seeing how high they can jump. 
  • For teens, you can make squats more challenging by encouraging them to squat with a backpack of books on their back. 

Important: When doing squats make sure your child keeps their knees over their toes and pushes their hips back behind them. 

7. Yoga 

Encourage your child to join you when practicing yoga certain yoga poses.

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Yoga is a great form of exercise to build strength, flexibility, and promote mindfulness and deep breathing, which can reduce stress, Lucas says.  

A 2015 review found yoga may reduce anxiety in children and adolescents. Other benefits of yoga for kids include:

  • Improved focus, memory, and self-esteem
  • Improved academic performance
  • Less disruptive behavior in school 

How to do it: There are many ways to encourage your child to do yoga, including:

  • Online tools, like Cosmic Kids Yoga on YouTube or Yoga for the Classroom.
  • Reading books about yoga that walk kids through different poses, like Sleepy Little Yoga, Good Morning Yoga, or Good Night Yoga.
  • If you do yoga yourself, set out another mat while you do your own practice. Toddlers love to imitate adults, so invite yours to join you.

8. Superman 

Pretend you and your child are flying when doing superman.

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A superman is a muscle-strengthening exercise that works your abdominal and back muscles, Ingley says. You can encourage your child to do a superman by pretending to be superheroes flying through the sky.

How  to do it: 

  1. Lay facedown on the ground with legs on the floor and arms stretched out in front, above the head.  
  2. Lift your legs and arms off the ground at the same time, engaging your abdominal and back muscles. 

Insider’s takeaway 

Kids and teens need at least an hour of aerobic exercise a day and an hour of muscle-strengthening exercises three times a week. 

You can encourage different types of exercise by incorporating them into imaginative play or games.  

While the exercises listed above are great for kids, finding what they already enjoy and encouraging them to explore their own interests will likely be more successful than trying to develop a specific exercise plan.

“Encouraging free play, outdoor exploration, and involvement in activities, games, or sports are the best ways to get kids physically active,” Ingley says.

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Physical activity guidelines for children and young people

How much physical activity should children and young people aged 5 to 18 do to keep healthy?

Children and young people need to do 2 types of physical activity each week:

  • aerobic exercise
  • exercises to strengthen their muscles and bones

Children and young people aged 5 to 18 should:

  • aim for an average of at least 60 minutes of moderate or vigorous intensity physical activity a day across the week
  • take part in a variety of types and intensities of physical activity across the week to develop movement skills, muscles and bones
  • reduce the time spent sitting or lying down and break up long periods of not moving with some activity. Aim to spread activity throughout the day

What counts as moderate activity?

Moderate intensity activities will raise your heart rate, and make you breathe faster and feel warmer.

One way to tell if you’re working at a moderate intensity level is if you can still talk, but not sing.

Children and young people should do a range of different activities across the week.

Examples include:

  • walking to school or walking the dog
  • playground activities, including jumping, running and catching
  • physical education
  • sports, like football or tennis
  • swimming
  • skipping
  • dancing
  • skateboarding or rollerblading
  • cycling

What activities strengthen muscles and bones?

Examples include:

  • gymnastics
  • football
  • jumping
  • martial arts
  • resistance exercises with exercise bands, weight machines or handheld weights
  • sit-ups, press-ups and other similar exercises

Physical activity recommendation for other age groups:

  • Physical activity guidelines for children under 5 years
  • Physical activity guidelines for adults aged 19 to 64
  • Physical activity guidelines for older adults (aged 65 and over)

GOV. UK has infographics on physical activity for children and young people

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15 best exercises for a school child at home – gymnastics for posture and muscle tone for children 7-10 years old

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Some parents consider exercise superfluous (“why – there is physical education at school!”), Others do not have extra 15-20 minutes for children , “because work!”. And only a few mothers and fathers understand the importance of exercise for the child, and specifically get up half an hour early in the morning in order to have time to cheer up with the child and prepare the body for the school / work day with the help of effective exercises for children.

If your kids sleep in class and are constantly shirking their PE lessons, this guide is for you!

Contents of the article:

  1. When to perform and how to prepare for gymnastics?
  2. 15 best exercises for 7-10 year olds
  3. Motivation for junior schoolchildren to perform gymnastics

When is the best time to do exercises for a younger student – how to prepare for gymnastics?

Man by nature must move a lot. No wonder they say that movement is life. The less the child moves, lying all his free time near the TV and sitting at the computer, the more health problems he gets.

Children’s specialists are sounding the alarm and reminding parents that the child’s body must be actively moving at least 10 hours a week, and for younger students this minimum is increased to 3 hours a day. Moreover, it is desirable that this happens in the fresh air.

Naturally, parents have too little time, but still, allocating 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening for exercise is not so difficult.

Video: Gymnastics for primary school children

What does charging do?

  • Prevention of obesity.
  • Prevention of problems of the cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system, etc.
  • Elimination of nervous tension.
  • Return of the body to normal tone.
  • Mood boost – a psychological setting for a good day and a charge of vivacity in the morning.
  • Full awakening (the child will come to class with a “fresher” head).
  • Activation of metabolism.
  • Etc.

How to prepare a child for exercise?

Of course, it is difficult to get a child out of bed ahead of time – especially “for some kind of exercise. ” This wonderful habit needs to be instilled gradually.

As you know, it takes about 15-30 days of regularly repeated actions to establish a habit. That is, after 2-3 weeks of such classes, your child will already be drawn to them.

No attitude – nowhere. Therefore, the most important thing in forming this habit is to tune in and find motivation.

In addition, it is important that the exercises for the child change periodically (children at this age get tired of the same type of training too quickly).

And do not forget to praise your child and in every way encourage any physical activity.

Video: Morning exercises. Charging for children

15 best exercises for children 7-10 years old – correct posture and increase muscle tone with a daily set of exercises!

If you don’t have the opportunity to go outside for fresh air, then open the window in the room – training should not take place in a stuffy room.

It is recommended to have breakfast after exercise (exercise on a full stomach is not the best solution), and to make exercise more fun, we turn on groovy invigorating music.

So, to your attention – 15 exercises for younger students

The first 5 exercises are for warming up the muscles. It is absolutely impossible to do complex exercises immediately after sleep.

  1. Take a deep breath and rise on your toes. Pull the handles up as high as possible, as if trying to reach the ceiling. We go down to the full stop and exhale. Number of approaches – 10.
  2. Tilt your head to the left, return to the starting position for a couple of seconds and then tilt your head to the right . Next, we make circular movements with the head – to the right side, then to the left. Run time – 2 minutes.
  3. Now the shoulders and arms. Alternately raise one shoulder, then the other, then both at once. Next, we make swings up with our hands – in turn, then with the left, then with the right hand. Then circular movements with the hands, as when swimming – first breaststroke, then crawl. We try to do the exercises as slowly as possible.
  4. We rest our hands on the sides and do inclinations – to the left, to the right, then forward and backward. 5 times – in each direction.
  5. Walk in place for 2-3 minutes, raising your knees as high as possible . Next, we jump 5 times on the left leg, then 5 times on the right, then 5 times on both, and then jumps with a turn of 180 degrees.
  6. Stretch your arms forward, clasp your fingers and stretch forward – as far as possible . Then, without losing the lock, we lower our hands down and try to reach the floor with our palms. Well, we finish the exercise, trying to reach the ceiling with clasped hands.
  7. Performing squats. Conditions: keep the back straight, legs – shoulder-width apart, hands can be clasped behind the head in a lock or pulled forward. The number of repetitions is 10-15.
  8. We do push-ups. Boys do push-ups, of course, from the floor, but for girls the task can be simplified – you can do push-ups from a chair or sofa. The number of repetitions is from 3-5.
  9. Boat. We lie down on the tummy, stretch our arms forward and slightly up (we lift the bow of the boat), and also legs – we connect together, lift up the “stern of the boat”. We bend the back as hard as possible. The execution time is 2-3 minutes.
  10. Bridge. We lie down on the floor (children who can descend onto the bridge from a standing position descend directly from it), rest their feet and palms on the floor and, straightening the arms with legs, bend their back in an arc. The execution time is 2-3 minutes.
  11. We sit down on the floor and spread the legs apart. Alternately stretch our hands to the toes of the left foot, then to the toes of the right. It is important to touch the leg with the stomach so that the body lies with the leg – parallel to the floor.
  12. Bend the left leg at the knee and lift it up, clap hands under it . Then repeat with the right leg. Next, raise the outstretched left leg as high as possible up (at least 90 degrees relative to the floor) and again clap your hands under it. Repeat for the right leg.
  13. Swallow. We spread our arms to the sides, move the left leg back and, slightly tilting the body forward, freeze in the swallow position for 1-2 minutes. It is important that the body at this moment is parallel to the floor. Next, repeat the exercise, changing the leg.
  14. Clamp an ordinary ball between the knees, straighten your shoulders, rest your hands on the belt. Now squat down slowly, keeping your back straight and the ball between your knees. The number of repetitions is 10-12.
  15. We rest our hands on the floor and “hover” over it in the “push-up” position. And now slowly with the help of the hands “go” to a vertical position. We rest a little in the “ostrich” position and “stomp” with our hands forward to the original position. We go back and forth with our hands 10-12 times.

We finish the exercises with a simple exercise for relaxation: we stretch out “at attention” while inhaling, straining all the muscles – for 5-10 seconds. Then we sharply relax on the command “at ease”, exhaling. We repeat the exercise 3 times.

Motivation for junior schoolchildren to do daily gymnastics at home – useful tips for parents

Even an adult finds it difficult to force himself to do exercises in the morning, let alone children – you need to try hard to accustom a child to this useful ritual. There is no need for motivation here.

Where to look for this motivation, and how to entice a child to exercise so that the child would be happy with it?

  • The main rule is to do exercises together! Well, if dad categorically refuses, then mom should definitely participate in this process.
  • Turn on upbeat and cheerful music. Exercise in silence is boring even for an adult. Let the child choose the music!
  • Looking for an incentive in each case. For example, a beautiful toned figure, to the envy of everyone, can become an incentive for a girl, and a muscle relief that he can be proud of can become an incentive for a boy. No less incentive will be weight loss if the child is overweight.
  • We are looking for those who can be imitated. We do not create idols (!), but we are looking for a role model. Naturally, we are looking for him not among bloggers and bloggers with beautiful bodies and emptiness in their heads, but among athletes or heroes of films / films that the child loves.
  • Exercise is needed to become stronger. And you need to be strong (strong) to protect your younger brother (sister).
  • In addition to the 5 exercises for warming up the muscles, you need to choose another 5-7 exercises for direct charging. No more needed for this age, and the training itself should take no more than 20 minutes (twice a day). But it is important to regularly change the set of exercises so that the child does not get bored! Therefore, immediately make a large list of exercises, from which you will pull out 5-7 new ones for every 2-3 days.
  • We talk more often with the child about health : why exercise is so important, what it gives, what happens to the body without physical activity, and so on. We are looking for thematic films and cartoons that we watch, of course, with the child. We often watch films in which young athletes achieve success – often such films become powerful motivators for a child to go into the world of sports.
  • Arrange a sports corner for your child in the room . Let him have personal bars and rings, a Swedish machine, a fitball, a horizontal bar, children’s dumbbells and other equipment. Reward each month of training with a trip to a trampoline center, rock climbing or other sports attraction. The best home sports complexes for children
  • Use to encourage your child to exercise his own cravings . For example, if a child loves a ball, consider a set of exercises with the ball. He loves uneven bars – do exercises on the children’s sports ground. Etc.

Video: Cheerful exercise for a child

Remember that it is impossible to drive a child to exercise, like hard labor. It is important that he wants to work with you. Therefore, first of all, we demonstrate the importance of charging by our own example.

Children at this age already think and analyze perfectly, and if you constantly lie on the couch, growing your belly, then you simply cannot force your child to study – a personal example works more efficiently than all other methods.

The site Colady. ru thanks you for your attention to the article – we hope that it was useful to you. Please share your feedback and tips with our readers!

Tasks for children aged 9-10

This section of the Razumeikin website contains exercises for children aged 9-10, which will help the child broaden his horizons and serve as an addition to school subjects. When developing a set of tasks for schoolchildren, our specialists tried to make them not only as understandable and exciting as possible, but also really useful in practical terms.

The “Development” block presents interesting tasks for children aged 9-10, which help improve logical and spatial thinking, memory, and attention. All these skills help to simplify the process of assimilation of the school curriculum. Tasks-tests in the “Development” block are built in the form of an interesting online computer game for children 9-10 years old. By doing them, young students develop counting and reading skills and strive to learn something new.

Interesting entertaining tasks for children 9years in the “Education” block will help schoolchildren to consolidate the knowledge they received in primary school. The exercises presented here correspond to the tasks that are encountered in the certification tests. Consistently completing tasks-tests for children aged 9-10, prepared by our specialists, the guys will be able to:

  • Prepare for exams in mathematics, Russian, reading, the world around.
  • Recall the literary works covered in elementary school.
  • Practice solving problems of increased complexity in mathematics and the Russian language.
  • Refresh the memory of topics that have been studied within the framework of the subject “World around”.

For most of the tasks-questions for children 9 years old, we have provided a detailed explanation of the solution. It is given to the child if the answer he gave was incorrect or incomplete. The “Science” block includes entertaining children’s games and tasks for 10 years old, coping with which the child learns about chemical elements, structural features of substances, air pressure, refraction of sunlight, learns fascinating facts about our planet, etc. In most exercises provided introductory information, which we have presented in an accessible form. After a preliminary explanation of the task-game to children 9-10 years is proposed to start its implementation.

A few words about the submission of material

In order for little students to learn information during the lessons, for each exercise for children 10 years old, the specialists of the Razumeikin website prepared thematic pictures and voiced text. We are convinced that this approach will allow you to learn the material better. For many interesting test games for children 10 years old, we have prepared educational videos that will help you cope with online tasks.

How are results evaluated?

Coping with test tasks, children of 10 years old receive online awards: cups, medals, etc. They help to increase the student’s interest in independent studies. Most of the exercises are graded based on the attempt the student made to give the correct answer.

Salary executive secretary: Executive Secretary Salary in Texas – $43,000

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Executive Secretary and Executive Administrative Assistant Salary for 2021-2022

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Executive Assistant

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Executive secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants must have a high school diploma, and in the majority of cases an Associate’s degree as well. Some people possess bachelors degrees. The average salary for these positions vary greatly depending on experience and the industry in which the position is held. Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants perform numerous clerical duties underneath the CEO. Duties include planning meetings, managing activities and administrative functions, plan travel and trade shows, prepare expense reports, arrange board member interactions and handle correspondence. There is often confidential information the individual is responsible for and this information must be properly handled.

A Executive Secretary and Executive Administrative Assistant will most likely earn wages that can range from $39,350 to $94,830 based on experience and education levels. will normally get a salary of sixty-five thousand two hundred and thirty dollars annually.

are compensated most highly in New York, where they can earn an average salary rate of close to $76,410. Employees in this career have the most lucrative average salary level in Information, which has job pay of $73,480.

The national wage distribution is shown below. To overlay local salaries for an Executive Secretary and Executive Administrative Assistant , please select your state.

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Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants tend to make the most in the following
industries:

Information

$73,480

Finance and Insurance

$72,090

Utilities

$70,650

Management of Companies and Enterprises

$70,310

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

$70,150

Wholesale Trade

$70,080

In general, they earn less within the industries below:

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

$53,780

Accommodation and Food Services

$57,360

Retail Trade

$57,700

Health Care and Social Assistance

$58,150

Educational Services

$60,930

Public Administration

$61,050

Executive Secretary Salary (November 2022) – Zippia

Executive Secretary average salary by State

Rank State Avg. Salary Hourly Rate Job Count
1 New Jersey $61,843 $29.73 1,597
2 Massachusetts $57,336 $27.57 1,995
3 Connecticut $58,671 $28.21 578
4 Maryland $60,238 $28.96 1,094
5 Rhode Island $55,326 $26.60 215
6 New York $66,395 $31.92 1,797
7 District of Columbia $58,552 $28.15 293
8 Virginia $53,269 $25.61 1,680
9 Pennsylvania $52,288 $25.14 1,975
10 Delaware $58,296 $28.03 189
11 North Carolina $51,979 $24.99 1,522
12 Nevada $49,048 $23. 58 355
13 Washington $46,054 $22.14 1,412
14 Ohio $47,514 $22.84 1,653
15 Michigan $48,963 $23.54 1,134
16 New Hampshire $43,648 $20.98 293
17 Illinois $41,414 $19.91 2,194
18 Texas $40,823 $19.63 3,708
19 California $57,144 $27.47 2,618
20 Florida $42,128 $20.25 2,721
21 Colorado $41,471 $19.94 1,070
22 Georgia $42,723 $20.54 1,609
23 Hawaii $47,575 $22.87 135
24 Arizona $39,869 $19.17 1,047
25 Minnesota $38,454 $18. 49 1,243
26 Tennessee $38,893 $18.70 932
27 West Virginia $43,010 $20.68 171
28 New Mexico $42,008 $20.20 258
29 Wisconsin $39,043 $18.77 873
30 Vermont $37,973 $18.26 131
31 Alabama $38,948 $18.73 525
32 Utah $33,514 $16.11 591
33 Indiana $37,844 $18.19 867
34 Oregon $40,533 $19.49 310
35 Arkansas $36,763 $17.67 356
36 Missouri $36,104 $17.36 923
37 South Carolina $36,132 $17.37 673
38 Montana $30,451 $14. 64 264
39 Kentucky $36,379 $17.49 470
40 Maine $34,771 $16.72 202
41 North Dakota $32,980 $15.86 142
42 Iowa $34,306 $16.49 476
43 Wyoming $31,332 $15.06 93
44 Idaho $28,986 $13.94 267
45 Kansas $30,701 $14.76 423
46 Nebraska $29,553 $14.21 338
47 Louisiana $30,228 $14.53 421
48 South Dakota $30,548 $14.69 109
49 Mississippi $30,404 $14.62 225
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How to make a career in United Russia

00:00 December 14, 2007

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00:00 December 14, 2007

St. Petersburg. The first step to the heights of a political and business career is closer than
many think. You can start by handing out leaflets to the party in power on a busy
crossroads.

Prominent figures started their careers in the ranks of a political party
20th century: Winston Churchill at 26 and Theodore Roosevelt at 23 became deputies
parliaments.

In Russia, young people have a chance to start even earlier, because
how the Constitution of the Russian Federation allows to be elected to the State Duma from the age of 21. That
is, while still a student and shooting notes from comrades, a young man or
the girl has a chance to achieve political influence, a service apartment in Moscow and
foreign cars with flashing lights. These, however, are still a few. To the youngest
Deputy of the State Duma is 27 years old, and the average age of people’s deputies is
49years. But young people are not deterred.

The party system in Russia is still
infantile, the rules of the game are constantly changing. If you keep your nose to the wind, there is
a chance to integrate into the power vertical.

For a young man, not
illuminated by the media, like Anton Sikharulidze, or not having a couple or three
billion, like Rustam Tariko, the path to the cherished mandate begins at the very
low positions in the headquarters of “EdRa.

First steps

“To become a member
party “United Russia, it is enough to come to one of the regional branches of the party
or to the central headquarters on Konnogvardeisky Boulevard. For a young person
beginning to offer to become a supporter of the party. This means that within 3 months
he is obliged to take part in all party events – congresses, street
actions, pickets, – says Nikolai Konstantinov, chairman of the executive committee
“United Russia in St. Petersburg.

If a young man has career ambitions, then
he must conduct propaganda and agitation as if he were Demosthenes and
Cicero rolled into one. The orders of senior comrades must be carried out especially
carefully, demonstrating 150% diligence and accuracy.

“The most important
qualities in order to get on the party list, which gives the right to receive
deputy mandate is sociability, energy and purposefulness, –
summarizes Nikolai Konstantinov.

The formal structure of United Russia
there are three full-time positions in each district of the city and 25 positions in
city ​​headquarters – 129 in totalposts. However, their salary is less than the salary
support staff in district administrations.

One more
the opportunity to get closer to the powers that be – to become an assistant to a deputy
State Duma, full-time or freelance. These are usually sought after among students.
senior students of St. Petersburg State University.

Guideline “EP provided for a 20% quota in
party list for youth. In principle, out of 315 mandates received by the United
Russia in the new composition of the Duma, 63 should be occupied by people under 35
years.

You will go to the right…

The path of young people who have decided on
party activities, that is. Joining the youth wing of the party, then 2-3
years of active work in order to prove himself as an enterprising, executive,
but most importantly – an indispensable person in the party. This opens up new possibilities and
allows you to enter certain rooms. And in these offices they sit like this
called “steam locomotives. If they like them, they will move their protégé
up behind you. And there it’s within reach, if not to the very “Olympus, but at the foot
you can settle down.

Glazed by ideology

“It is interesting that among
enough young leaders of “United Russia” there are those who not so long ago belonged to
to opposition movements: anarchists, social democrats, etc., notes
Evgeny Konovalov, Chairman of the Russian Social Democratic Union
youth. Coming to such a vertically structured organization as “ER,
they quickly achieve impressive results. Helps them a lot
acquired ability to formulate thoughts. Those who have a party career
didn’t like it, they still gain valuable experience. Many open their
business and become quite successful people. They are often more experienced
peers.

“The fact is that “United Russia has become more
political, but a bureaucratic structure with a clear chain of command. Therefore there
few initiative people. A ticket to life is given to those who prove their
devotion, participating in informal events and fawning over the “top, –
says Evgeny Konovalov.

In general, we can say that now the number
lucky tickets for young people eager for a political career, sharply
decreased. The main pieces on the chessboard of “United Russia have long
placed. And in order to take it out of the field, you need not just to have
the right “bag, but also to catch luck by the tail.

modest
a supporter of the party agitates for the leader.

Charismatic
party member speaks at the rally.

An indispensable assistant
deputy.

Foreign car with a flasher – indicator
status.

Top of career (but not finish) – speaker of parliament.

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