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Oakton KinderCare is your home away from home. Oakton KinderCare
prides itself on its family feel between the staff and families.
With the understanding that we have your pride and joy all day we
are honored that families have picked us.
Oakton KinderCare places a strong emphasis on the safety and
security of the children and staff in the building. The door is
locked at all times with a keypad entry.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: Spanish
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KinderCare Learning Companies hiring Teachers at Oakton KinderCare in Oakton, Virginia, United States
Our Teachers bring warmth, patience, and understanding to the classroom every day, encouraging children to learn and grow. They inspire children to be lifelong learners using our nationally recognized curriculum that promotes social, physical, verbal, and cognitive development. Our Teachers are committed to making their center successful and know that creating meaningful relationships with children, families, and their team play a crucial role in that success.
When you join our team as a Teacher we will:
Invest in you and your career at KinderCare as you create a world-class experience in our classrooms
Reward your commitment to our children and families as your journey continues with us
When you join our team as a Teacher you will:
Implement KinderCare’s curriculum in a way that is consistent with the unique needs of each child
Create a safe, nurturing environment where children can play and learn
Partner and connect with parents, with a shared desire to provide the best care and education for their children
Support your center’s success; partner with center staff and leadership to achieve goals around enrollment, accreditation, and engagement
Cultivate positive relationships with families, teachers, state licensing authorities, community contacts and corporate partners
Qualifications: Required Skills and Experience:
Outstanding customer service skills, strong organizational skills, and the ability to multi-task and handle multiple situations effectively
CPR and First Aid Certification or willingness to obtain
Meet state specific qualifications for the role or willingness to obtain
Active Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential (or willing to obtain)
Physically able to use a computer with basic proficiency, lift a minimum of 40 pounds, and work indoors or outdoors
Able to assume postures in low levels to allow physical and visual contact with children, see and hear well enough to keep children safe, and engage in physical activity with children
Read, write, understand, and speak English to communicate with children and their parents in English
Our benefits meet you where you are. We’re here to help our employees navigate the integration of work and life:
Know your whole family is supported with discounted child care benefits.
Breathe easy with medical, dental, and vision benefits for your family (and pets, too!).
Feel supported in your mental health and personal growth with employee assistance programs.
Feel great and thrive with access to health and wellness programs, paid time off and discounts for work necessities, such as cell phones.
… and much more.
When you work at a KinderCare Learning Center, each new day is an adventure. You will have the opportunity to directly impact our students and families, encouraging them to become lifelong learners and experiencing all the happiness that comes with it. You will deliver our high-quality proprietary curriculum and apply our time-tested educational techniques, while exploring new, forward-thinking ideas.
As the first national early childcare education provider to achieve the WELL Health-Safety Rating from the International WELL Building Institute, we continue to follow the latest science-backed and evidence-based strategies for maintaining a safe and worry-free workplace.
Our highest priority has always been to keep our employees, children, families, and communities as safe and healthy as possible. KinderCare highly encourages its employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to protect themselves and their communities. We are proud to provide paid time off for employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. We are also subject to state law, local ordinances, and Health Department requirements for employees working in child care, school facilities, and corporate work spaces.
We truly believe that everyone belongs in our circle, and everyone deserves to be celebrated for who they are. By partnering with underrepresented groups and experts in DEI, we are identifying areas to improve and forging a path forward through accountability, compassion, accessibility, and inclusion.
KinderCare Learning Companies is an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, military or veteran status, gender identity or expression, or any other basis protected by local, state, or federal law.
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Suits Presidential GV/Regency Club Access:
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REGENCY CLUB Acces:
Located on the second floor. Classic style, armchairs, sofa, tables – view of the garden. Opening hours 11.00-22.00. Seats 35. Food and drinks: Breakfast (buffet) 07:00-11:00 Ambrosia restaurant. During the day – coffee, tea, light drinks, water in the Regency Club Lounge. Afternoon snacks and alcoholic drinks 17.00-19.00 at the Regency Club Lounge
In the room
individual air conditioning, heating, mini-bar (extra charge), satellite and cable TV (paid and Russian channels), telephone (2 separate telephone lines, voice mail), free Wi-Fi Internet, safe (free of charge) , bathroom (separate bathtub and shower), hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, balcony / terrace (in most rooms), garden or pool view.
Double GV / PV (~ 40 sq.m – incl. balcony) .
Double Deluxe GV / Regency Club Access (~ 60 sq.m, including balcony) .
Double Deluxe PV / Regency Club Access (~ 60 sq.m, incl. balcony) .
Suite Regency PV / Regency Club Access (~ 60-80 sq.m, incl. balcony) .
Suite Executive Regency GV/Regency Club Access (~110 sq.m., including balcony)
Suite Presidential GV / Regency Club Access (~ 210 sq.m, incl. balcony).
Services REGENCY CLUB Acces
Located on the second floor. Classic style, armchairs, sofa, tables – view of the garden. Opening hours 11.00-22.00. Seats 35.
Food and drink
Breakfast (buffet) 07:00-11:00 Ambrosia restaurant.
During the day – coffee, tea, light drinks, water in the Regency Club Lounge.
Afternoon snacks and alcoholic drinks 17.00-19.00 at the Regency Club Lounge
Club Lounge services: non-smoking lounge, smoking only on the terrace.
Meeting room for 8 people, free use for 1 hour (by prior reservation), subject to availability for 4 hours of consecutive use (100 euros).
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Children’s centers in Vladimir. Child Development Centers.
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Children’s Center “Znay-ka+” (Znayka)
+7 (4922) 46-11-47 open
Vladimir, Dobroselskaya Street, 2 a
nine0008 Children’s play complex “Cheshirik”
+7 (4922) 42-02-02
Dvoryanskaya, 10
Home kindergarten “Baby”
+7 (4922) 30-42-89
Komissarov, 28
Children’s Center “Syoma”
+7 (920) 910-07-00
Suzdalskaya street, 11
Golden Key Family Center
+7 (4922) 47-43-57
Studencheskaya street, 6 d
Focus Pocus Kids Club
+7 (4922) 45-16-37
Bolshaya Moskovskaya, 19 a
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Center for the Harmonious Development of Children “Umnitsa”
+7 (4922) 36-60-44
Upper Dubrova Street, 10
Children’s developing club “Lukomorye”
+7 (4922) 46-27-26
Vasilisina Street, 6
Golden Key Family Center
+7 (4922) 44-69-46
Komissarov street, 6
Vesta Children’s Center
+7 (4922) 44-15-26
Perekop town, 25
Surprise Early Development Center
+7 (920) 920-11-55 open
Kuibysheva street, 5
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Tutoring center “ABVGD-yka”
+7 (910) 676-80-71
Komissarov, 24
SandPRO™ Studio
+7 (4922) 60-17-70
Suzdalskaya street, 11
Center for the Harmonious Development of Children “Umnitsa”
+7 (4922) 36-60-44
Feigina, 16
Children’s Center “Red Cat”
+7 (915) 777-26-21
Vladimir, Vostochnaya Street, 80 b
Children’s aesthetic center “Harmony”
+7 (4922) 21-33-95
Gorkogo street, 69
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Golden Key Family Center
+7 (4922) 44-47-74
Upper Dubrova street, 26 a
Palace of Children’s (Youth) Creativity DdyuT
+7 (4922) 33-42-45
Vladimir, Mira Street, 8
Early Childhood Development Center “Kroshka Ru”
+7 (930) 830-06-58 open
Vladimir, Fatyanova Street, 12
Children’s Center “Syoma”
+7 (904) 036-30-03 open
Pesochnaya street, 7
Children’s Center “City of Childhood”
+7 (4922) 37-07-11
New, 6
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Jam Family Club
+7 (4922) 77-77-87 open
Vladimir, Pugacheva Street, 9
Ladushki Family Center
+7 (915) 774-81-51
Lermontova street, 21 b
Child Development Center “Azbuka detstva”
+7 (905) 614-13-41 open
Vladimir, Verkhnyaya Dubrova Street, 32 b
Center for 24-hour childcare “My Nanny”
+7 910 774-71-15
Northern, 4
Private kindergarten “Flowers of Life”
+7 (904) 956-26-96
Suzdalsky, 29
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Elite Additional Education Center
+7 (920) 620-30-57
Upper Dubrova Street, 34
Children’s health-improving and educational (social and pedagogical) center
+7 (4922) 21-02-26
Yubileinaya, 44
Children’s Center for Child Development “Izyuminka”
+7 (4922) 60-03-09
Zavadsky Street, 5
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Children’s Center “Znay-ka” (Znayka)
+7 (4922) 46-11-47
Upper Dubrova, 2 a
Vesta Children’s Center
+7 (4922) 33-67-13 open
Vladimir, Tchaikovsky Street, 25 a
Children’s Club “Rovesnik”
+7 (4922) 54-59-55
Sushchevskaya, 7 a
Children’s television school studio “Gifted Child”
+7 (903) 648-89-78
Bolshaya Moskovskaya, 33
Golden Key Family Center
+7 (4922) 44-70-34
Komissarov street, 4 a
nine0008 City environmental class
+7 (4922) 43-00-98
Gorky, 97
Home kindergarten “Baby”
+7 (4922) 33-95-12
Belokonskoy, 15 in
Logopedic room “Chatterbox”
+7 (906) 564-61-47
850th anniversary, 1/46
Private kindergarten “Nest”
+7 (910) 779-02-42 open
Vladimir, Fatyanova Street, 12
Step By Step English Language Center
+7 (4922) 47-11-95
Vladimir, Bolshaya Nizhegorodskaya Street, 34 b
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Map School of English
+7 (901) 888-66-64
Chernyshevsky Street, 3
Map School of English
+7 (905) 057-17-20
Upper Dubrova Street, 36
School of English “Map”
+7 (915) 755-30-87 open
Vladimir, Komissarov street, 4 a
Preschool Educational Establishment Center for Ability Development
+7 (4922) 37-30-9
Upper Dubrova, 2 b
Youth Automobile School
+7 (4922) 53-24-05
Mira, 36 from
nine0008 Rosich Club
+7 (4922) 53-59-56
Vladimir, Institute town, 9
Cosmos LLC
+7 (4922) 42-52-62
Sudogodskoe, 17 b
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Park “Patriarch’s Garden”
+7 (4922) 32-32-96
Kozlov Val, 5
Children’s eco-club “ZHUK”
+7 (900) 586-60-40
Lenina, 42
Children’s leisure center “Pochemuchka”
+7 (905) 149-64-83
Perekopsky, 25
Children’s leisure center “Pochemuchka”
+7 (905) 149-64-83
Vladimir, Lakin Street, 183
VROO Center for Harmonious Development of Children “Umnitsa”
+7 (930) 839-05-09
Sokolova-Sokolenka street, 29
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VROO Center for Harmonious Development of Children “Umnitsa”
+7 (905) 055-81-12
Bolshaya Nizhegorodskaya, 27 a
Private kindergarten “Rainbow”
+7 (920) 909-88-23 open
Vladimir, Mira Street, 4 a
Children’s theater studio “Balaganchik”
+7 (904) 596-29-94
Upper Dubrova, 36
Shop-studio of goods for children’s creativity “Orange Elephant”
+7 (906) 610-21-05 working
Vladimir, Prospekt Lenina, 46
School of children’s speed reading according to the method of Shamil Akhmadullin
+7 (930) 221-43-13 works
Vladimir, Prospekt Builders, 16 to
Little Nick Bilingual Kids Club
+7 (4922) 47-20-94
Mira street, 15 in
Children’s Center “Knowledge Island”
+7 (930) 222-62-62
Vladimir, Gvardeyskaya Street, 15
Center for leisure and creativity “Masterka”
+7 (920) 620-87-07
Vladimir, Verkhnyaya Dubrova Street, 2
nine0019
Children’s Center “Znay-ka” (Znayka)
+7 (4922) 46-11-47
Vladimir, Gorkogo Street, 77 b
Children’s Center “Znay-ka” (Znayka)
+7 (4922) 46-11-47
Vladimir, Prospekt Builders, 15 e
Children’s Center “Znay-ka” (Znayka)
+7 (4922) 46-11-47
Vladimir, Pesochnaya Street, 19
English-speaking early development center “Smartfox Kids Club”
+7 (920) 905-49-94 open
Vladimir, Small Remenniki Street, 11 a
Tonika Art Studio
+7 (920) 920-33-99
Vladimir, Suzdalskaya Street, 11
Montessori Center
+7 (901) 444-64-65
Vladimir, Mira street, 15
Eureka Museum of Science and Man
+7 (4922) 22-25-53 open
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 11
Entertainment club “Strekoza”
+7 (4922) 77-88-40 open
Vladimir, Prospect Builders, 16 in
nine0019
Antoshka Children’s Club
+7 (930) 222-48-83
Vladimir, Bolshaya Nizhegorodskaya street, 88 a
Museum of Scientific Illusions “Museum Dali 33”
+7 (4922) 47-47-85 open
Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya Street, 22
Children’s Center “I myself”
+7 (910) 096-18-20
Vladimir, Kuibyshev Street, 5
Legorod – Megatorg
+7 (919) 021-81-88 open
Traktornaya street, 45
Speed reading school for children
+7 (930) 221-43-13 open
Prospekt Stroiteley, 16 in
nine0007
Chestnok Role Play Studio for Teenagers
+7 (904) 654-36-15 open
Vladimir, Krasnoarmeiskaya Street, 43 b
Art Studio “My Rost”
+7 (920) 936-64-96 open
Prospekt Lenina, 46
Private children’s center “Kindergarten”
+7 (904) 255-48-60 open
Vladimir, Street of the 850th anniversary, 3
Children’s television school “Junior TV”
+7 (958) 510-20-10 closed
Vladimir, Razina street, 2
Private kindergarten “Bambini-Club”
+7 (958) 510-77-72 open
Vladimir, Street Announcer Levitan, 25
Vladimir branch of the international network of training centers “Kids MBA”
+7 (904) 032-98-98 open
Vladimir, Pugacheva Street, 9
Support Center for Gifted Children “Platform 33”
+7 (4922) 77-85-99 open
Kamanina street, 30/18
Fox and art family studio
+7 (910) 093-83-22 will open in 34 minutes
Komissarov street, 4 a
Early Development Center – BIG BEN Academy
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Many years of successful training experience
Qualification of the Big Ben Academy since 2006 is regularly confirmed by the State License
We have different programs and methods of teaching groups of different ages
“Big Ben” is a compact group of 5-6 (8) people
The development of kids takes place with the active participation in the activities of mom, dad or grandmother
Each type of activity – this is not just a game, we stimulate various types of cognitive processes in children
Modern office equipment, constantly updated methodological materials and teaching aids
Teachers constantly improve their professional level
Multi-stage quality control system for training
Fair prices
Unique loyalty program for our regular and new Clients
We also work on weekends
Winter Recruitment until February 15, 2022. Hurry up to sign up!
Big Ben Early Childhood Development Center is a separate area of the Big Ben Academy for the early development of babies from 1 to 3 years old, which has been developing since 2009.
Probably the first question that you would like to receive an answer to is “Why do we need early development of children and when exactly is it better to start it?”
The development of the baby should be started from birth . In fact, when parents talk to the baby, tell him nursery rhymes, sing songs, make massages, bathe him, walk with him, the child, like a sponge, absorbs new information and is enriched with new life experiences. For him, everything is new – the home environment, the voices of relatives, the sounds of nature, tactile sensations, tastes and smells. nine0003
When a child begins to try to walk from about a year old, the most important component of cognition comes into play – the opportunity to “try the world” . During this period, the baby’s need for obtaining and processing new knowledge and new experience increases many times over. The more quality information the baby receives during this period, the faster it develops.
So, now you and I are equally sure that it is absolutely necessary to develop children, especially starting from the age of one. The second question is “Where and how to do this and is it possible to engage in the development of the baby at home?” nine0003
Of course, at home, it is possible and, moreover, it is absolutely necessary to engage in the development of the baby, regardless of whether you visit early development centers or not. However, it is important to understand the limitations that exist with this preparation method. First: the child always perceives his mother as a “mother” and not always – as a teacher. Second, the familiar environment at home is a distraction for the child. Third: homework lacks such an important developmental component as socialization of the child , that is, the ability to communicate and work together with other children and adults, to share and exchange, the ability to behave in a team. Fourth: the home environment distracts mom, as she has a lot of different things to do at home.
In turn, classes in good child development centers – such as “Big Ben” 🙂 – have a number of additional advantages . First of all, these are teachers. Good teachers own modern methods of early development of babies, which give excellent results. And they also love children very much :-). Second, specially equipped rooms and a huge selection of teaching aids and materials, which is simply impossible (and impractical) to have at home. Thirdly, age grouping of children creates a learning environment in which children learn to develop and communicate.
Which development center should you choose? We have already discussed many of the characteristics of a good early childhood development center above. There are other very important parameters : location; scheduling convenience; price policy; compliance with hygiene standards; selection of groups according to the age of children. 9 are very important0935 a developed curriculum (and not improvisation from lesson to lesson), a limit on the number of kids in groups and a constant composition of groups , as this is the key to successful learning (therefore, there is no one-time attendance at classes in child development centers that respect their Clients , except for one or two trial ones at the very beginning). Of course, reputation of early development center and customer reviews are of the utmost importance.
Big Ben Early Childhood Development Center th
is proud of the fact that, by meeting all of the listed requirements (and even more), we are constantly working to become even better.
Come to Big Ben, let’s develop together!
Some dry facts.
Groups are formed at the “Big Ben” Early Childhood Development Center taking into account both the age of the Listeners and the current level of training , as a rule, with an age interval of six months (groups of 1-1.
1685 Cordilleras Ave. Redwood City, CA 94062 Phone: 650-367-1320 Ages: 3 – 5
1100 Woodside Rd. Redwood City, CA 94061 Phone: 650-361-1411 Ages: 3 – 5
Golden Bridges School – A Holistic Education in San Francisco
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Our approach is holistic, developmentally appropriate, and has the ideal of bringing forth—in every child—their unique potential to grow and transform. We work to harness each child’s gifts through an education that engages and develops the whole child, through understanding, connection, and action.
We learn through an education steeped in the visual arts, movement, music, oral story-telling, self-expression, and group work. All academic learning is grounded in direct experience, including a practical work- and play-based curriculum.
Early Childhood Preschool, TK, Kinder We nurture our youngest in a warm, loving home-like space and explore the beautiful natural environments around us. Preschool children 2.9 – 4.6 years play and grow in small mixed-age groups in the preschool home, and full outdoor days in McLaren Park and at the school Farm. Kindergarteners 4.6 – 6.9 years play and grow in two mixed-age classes, full outdoor days in McLaren Park, and farming at the school Farm.
Lower Grades1st – 4th First through 4th graders begin their fostering a rich imagination through storytelling and aim to bring education as a journey — an inspiring and creative one. Our class teachers are on a path, with their students, to develop and cultivate a life-long love of learning. We bring artistic, experiential learning that reaches the child from the inside-out and introduces subjects from the whole, to the part.
Upper Grades 5th – 8th Fifth through 8th grade students are exploring greater self-discovery and awareness of their relationship to the world around them. Curriculum focuses on exploration, awakening and discovery and nourishes their growing curiosity, competence, and thinking while supporting the challenges and wonders they may be experiencing as individuals.
school Overview – At A Glance
Our Mission: Golden Bridges School offers an innovative, place-based education steeped in the urban outdoors of the southern neighborhoods of San Francisco. With a passionate commitment to the development of the whole human being, we strive to harmonize the physical, emotional, and intellectual life of each child.
By bringing developmentally appropriate academic rigor through hands-on experience, nourishment of the imagination, care for the earth, and a commitment to social justice, we equip our students with the tools to become free-thinking, moral human beings.
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In our work, we strive to identify systems of oppression, acknowledge and question our participation in those systems, and take actions to create policies and practices to dismantle these systems and foster equity for the well-being of our children and the betterment of the world.
Oppression takes form in racism, militarism, capitalism, sexism, heterosexism, ableism, ethnocentrism, anthropocentrism, authoritarianism, nationalism and dogmatism.
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Together we navigate this complex world and moment by moment we are challenged to dismantle oppression and strive for equity.
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Humans are still stronger than AI in the debate
IBM has failed in its latest attempt to prove that machines can triumph over humans. The tech giant’s artificial intelligence system, affectionately called “Miss Debater,” has faced off against one of the world’s most decorated practitioners in a debate about subsidizing early childhood education.
After a 25-minute exchange of remarks, during which the AI showed a good sense of humor, the audience awarded the victory to 31-year-old Harish Natarajan.
The unorthodox contest marked the latest hugely popular man-versus-machine challenge. In 1996, IBM created a computer system that beat a chess grandmaster for the first time. In 2011, his Watson supercomputer won the American television quiz game Jeopardy, Russia’s equivalent of “Own Game” (although they may not have had their own Wasserman). And AlphaGo famously proved that AI can master the ancient game of Go. But the debate, which requires creativity and emotional eloquence, proved too tough for the machine.
The IBM machine, officially known as Project Debater, started the match on Monday with a cheeky introduction: “I hear you hold the world record in debating by beating people, but I suspect you’ve never run into a machine. Welcome to the future.”
The event unfolded in front of hundreds of journalists, technology industry insiders and software engineers at the IBM Think conference in downtown San Francisco. Topic: Is it necessary to subsidize preschool institutions. While the audience voted Natarajan the winner, they also said that the IBM machine had enriched their knowledge to a greater extent.
Both contestants received the topic at the same time and had 15 minutes to condense their arguments into a four-minute speech, a four-minute rebuttal, and a two-minute summary. Standing at human height, Project Debater’s ominous black box was silent except for three spinning blue circles as it “mulled over” over 10 billion variations from news articles and scientific journals. Standing on stage, Natarajan scribbled notes on a piece of paper.
Although the AI lost, this event was a kind of climax for the progenitor of the project, Noam Slonim. Sitting in the front row on Monday night, one could see the IBM researcher openly enjoying the process. He knew they were outsiders in the debate: Natarajan holds the world record for most wins in a debate and has competed in three world championships, winning the European tournament in 2012.
“It’s like you’re sitting in the audience and your child is on stage, competing with a world-class pianist, and everyone is watching,” he said. Unlike chess or Jeopardy, discussion requires talking to people and convincing them of their own point of view.
Project Debater used research and policy quotes to argue that subsidizing preschools is not only a matter of finance, but also a moral and political duty to protect children. Natarajan countered that too often subsidies act as politically motivated gifts to the middle class.
The biggest advantage any person has over a project debater is the ability to deliver a speech with emotion, mastering intonation, tone and pauses to influence the audience. A week ago in London, Natarajan predicted that he would have the advantage: “I believe that at this stage it will still be easier for a man to construct logical arguments than for a machine. ”
Natarajan was watching AlphaGO, a documentary about the competition between the AI and the best player in the world, who was overconfident and lost four games to one. Harish realized “the pride with which people sometimes play against the machine.”
The Debater project brings us closer to realizing the dream of AI pioneer and British mathematician Alan Turing. In 1950 he raised the question of whether machines could think for themselves. Alan predicted that one day we would be talking to a computer and would not be able to tell a person from a machine.
Miss Debater still needs some work. In the long term, Slonim and his colleagues are exploring whether AI can help expand the human mind. For example, Project Debater could one day help lawyers study thousands of court cases to form closing arguments, or help children develop critical thinking skills.
“Think about it. We don’t often see a machine having a reasonable discussion with a human for 25 minutes,” Slonim said.
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%ce%b1%ce%b3%cf%89%ce%b3%ce%ae in Russian – Greek-Russian Dictionary
Sample sentence translated: ↔ The machine consists of 89 separate interactions.
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Physical education at school
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89 :37). 5) What has Jehovah provided for people to enjoy life?
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φιλίπ μετρ, 89 , γάλλος πολιτικός, βουλευτής (1981–1993), υπουργός για θετετετετετετετ up και θυμάτων πολέμου).
Mestre, Philippe ( 89 ) – French statesman, Minister for Veterans and Victims of War (1993-1995).
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Η ίδια η μηχανή έχει 89 διαφορετικούς τρόπους αλληλεπίδρασης.
The machine consists of 89 separate interactions.
Σύμφωνα με κάποιους παρατηρητές, οι νεραγκούλες τείνουν να έχουν 5 πέταλα, οι σαγκουινάριες 8, τα σενέκια 13, τα αστράκια 21, οι κοινές μαργαρίτες του αγρού 34 και τα αστράκια της Νέας Αγγλίας 55 ή 89 .
It has been observed by many that the buttercup, as a rule, has 5 petals, the Canadian wolffoot has 8, the Madagascar ragwort has 13, the aster has 21, the common field daisy has 34, and the wild aster has 55 or 89 .
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είναι σε έένα εκδρομικό λεωφορείο με μλικιωμένους και πηγαίνουν νότια στον 89 .
They are on the nursing bus, moving on 89 th highway .
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Και μόνο στο τέλος του Ψυχρού Πολέμου, εκεί γύρω στο’88 -‘ 89 , με την πτώση του τείχους, κατέρρευσε και το κομμουνιστικό σύστημα.
And only at the end of the Cold War, somewhere in the 88th or in 89 – m , when the Berlin Wall collapsed, the whole system collapsed.
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Ψαλμός 89 :6-18
Psalm 88 :7-19. How does Jehovah’s power affect his servants?
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ο κύριος
The Lord promises us that we will find “wisdom and great treasures of knowledge, yea, hidden treasures” (D&C 89 :19).
επειδή πάρα πολλοί μάρτυρες αναναγκαστεί να φύγουν, ο αριθμός των εκκλησιών στη μειώθηκε από 108 σε 89 .
As many Witnesses had to flee for their lives, the number of congregations in the country dropped from 108 to 89 .
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Flappers, μέση ηλικία 89 .
There is an old birdwatching group called “Ratchet”, average age 89 years.
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αθόρυβα επέδειμε αυτήν την αφοσίωση μία ημέρα, opinions σε ηλικία 89 ετών πήγε σε μία μίαντρωση.
The manifestation of such devotion was the case when one day, at the age of 89 years, he went to one of the meetings.
Στο εδάφιο Ψαλμός 89 :11 διαβάζουμε: “Σου είναι οι ουρανοί και σου η”.
We read in Psalm 88 :12: “Your heaven and your earth.”
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0051 89 ).
Assignments should be given to students at least three weeks before the performance date. The assignment is issued on the Assignment for Our Christian Life and Ministry Meeting (S- 89 ).
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Οι παλαιότερες ποινές έγιναν χαλαρότερες και η θανατική καταδίκη περιορίστηκε σε όσους «αποδεδειγμένα έκαναν συμφωνία με το διάβολο και διέπραξαν ανθρωποκτονία με τη συνδρομή του» ( CE ).
The punishments imposed were reduced, and the death penalty was introduced only for those who proved to have entered into a pact with the devil and committed murder with his help.
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Θα το κάνει αυτό γνωστό στο σπουδαστή το ίδιο βράδυ και θα σημειώσει αυτό το χαρακτηριστικό της ομιλίας στο επόμενο δελτίο Διορισμός στη Σχολή Θεοκρατικής Διακονίας (S- 89 -G) που θα δοθεί στο σπουδαστή.
He will notify the student that same evening and also indicate this point of speech on the Theocratic Ministry School Assignment Form (S- 89 ).
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Όπως κάναμε το 89 ;
As we did in 1989 ?
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Μοιάζει ακριβώς σαν το αυτοκίνητο που σου πούλησα το’ 89 .
I sold you the same one in 89 .
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Πέραν της υποσχέσεως ότι οι Άγιοι σε αυτήν την γενεά που υπακούν, θα έχουν υγεία και σπουδαίους θησαυρούς γνώσεως, είναι και το εξής: «Και εγώ, ο Κύριος, τους δίνω υπόσχεση, ότι ο καταστροφέας άγγελος θα τους προσπεράσει, όπως τα τέκνα του Ισραήλ, και δε θα τους θανατώσει” (Δ&Δ 89 :21).
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Philip Larkin: portrait of a poet
Alexander Genis: Thirty years have passed since the death of one of the most popular poets in the English-speaking world, Philip Larkin. After waiting for this date, Westminster Abbey finally decided to give him a place in their “Poet’s Corner”, despite the fact that the poet was a militant agnostic and author of rebellious poetry.
Today Vladimir Gandelsman will introduce that still little-known poet to Russian readers, based on the biography of Larkin written by James Booth. This book is called Life, Love and Destiny.
Volodya Let’s start, as always, with a brief background.
Vladimir Galdesman: Philip Arthur Larkin (English Philip Arthur Larkin, August 9, 1922, Coventry – December 2, 1985, Kingston upon Hull) – British poet, writer and jazz critic.
Studied at Oxford (1940-1943), where he became friends with the novelist Kingsley Amis. Then he worked all his life as a university librarian, first in Belfast, then at the University of Hull (East Yorkshire). In 1984, Larkin was offered the honorary title of Poet Laureate, which he declined. For his literary merits he was awarded the Order of the Knights of Glory and the Order of the British Empire. In 2003, the Society of Poetry Book named Larkin the most beloved post-war British poet by readers, in 2008 The Times newspaper named him the best British author of the post-war era.
Alexander Genis: Why is Larkin’s new biography remarkable?
Vladimir Galdesman: James Booth’s new biography of Philip Larkin isn’t all that exciting, but it fits the bill. If you agree that Larkin is one of the finest lines of English-language poetry, then it might be interesting to look at him both as a person and as a poet. Especially as a person.
The explanation for the fact that the biographical genre blooms and smells was given by Pushkin in a textbook letter to Vyazemsky: “The crowd eagerly reads confessions, notes, etc. , because in their meanness they rejoice at the humiliation of the high, the weaknesses of the mighty. At the discovery of any abomination, she is delighted. He is small like us, he is vile like us! You lie, scoundrels: he is both small and vile – not like you, otherwise.
Alexander Genis: I understand what you are talking about. Some kind of obscurity entered the image of Larkin after his death, when his executors published his letters, and his first biography.
Vladimir Galdesman: It was a long time ago, and it’s true. By the way, “executor” in English is the same as “executioner” – executer, and unfortunately for the perception of the image of Larkin in his biography, the facts of using racist and indecent-sexual rhetoric were revealed, and not only. It did not occur to his executors to place some preface before the biography, explaining that the poet allowed such statements only in private conversations and that he also considered his letters to be his private life. In public life, he knew perfectly well how to behave and what to say. For some reason they didn’t. They did not do what was so obviously expected of them, but they were by no means dullards who only waited with lust for the hour when it would be possible to publicly bite the dead poet on the heel and (in their understanding) humiliate him. A depressing number of English-speaking literary critics agreed that Larkin was not worth reading at all, and those who understood what rank he was a poet covered their mouths with tape.
Alexander Genis: Nevertheless, a huge number of readers on both sides of the Atlantic love Larkin’s poetry. Over the past 20 years, this view has become stronger. The question is, will Larkin’s new biography serve to strengthen Larkin’s reputation?
Vladimir Galdesman: Probably. Admirers of Larkin see the main advantage of Booth’s book in that it demonstrates that only the author’s text matters and nothing else.
Significantly, Booth was Larkin’s colleague for 17 years and served as a literary consultant to the Larkin Literary Society. Whether his opinion can be trusted is another question.
Alexander Genis: Well, what’s the matter? What is so controversial in this figure, let’s explain what kind of person and poet this same Larkin was?
Vladimir Galdesman: This same Larkin, unlike the chest, does not just open. He played the role of a misanthrope, professed total loneliness, joked in a peculiar and cynical way. He did not take the title of Poet Laureate, but it can be said that Larkin was the British Poet Laureate of Disappointment. His cynicism was tempered only by his skepticism, which only occasionally allowed itself the expression of any hope or possibility, as happens at the end of the poem “Trees”: “Last year is dead, they seem to say: / start again, again, again” . (Note that for Larkin, the emphasis on the word “seems” is the same as on the word “again”).
But Larkin was better known for his satirical verses. Characteristically, those who know something of English poetry, as well as those who do not know anything, will still recite to you the beginning of the poem “This Be The Verse”. The first line is “They fuck you up, your mum and dad…” The point is that your birth is a mistake and that you shouldn’t breed at all. I made a free translation, not obscene, so I can read it. Still, it is worth explaining the game that Larkin has in this rhyme. He says that you were made by your father and mother, but not only “made”, but also “deceived”. I used the verb “to inflate”, which also acquires a dual meaning. So:
Having given birth to you, father and mother
mouth to mouth with their breath
you were fooled, so to speak,
so that you add your own to them.
And they were fooled into their turn
by the degenerate forerunners, scurrying
back and forth with their household,
not understanding anything. …what.
Aggravating evil, the freak
breeds, mother soul into God.
Die. Do not continue your family,
so as not to fool anyone.
Alexander Genis: Clever, but are these poems by a great poet?
Vladimir Galdesman: Poems. I don’t like that word, but it fits here. Poems. In the title it is expressed, in my opinion, – “This Be the Verse”. (“These are poems!”, maybe?) … I think Larkin would have found a common language with the Romanian-French philosopher Emil Cioran, who said: “I have no hatred for life, no desire for death, everything that I I would like to, is not to be born into the world.
Alexander Genis: Larkin’s popularity stems from this disillusioned, cold, sort of temperament. It’s always attractive. Let’s remember Pechorin.
Philip Larkin
Vladimir Galdesman: Undoubtedly. Larkin ended his opus Learning Reading Skills with the line: “Turn out the lights, books are bullshit. ” For all the vileness, there is in this irreverent wit and in this melancholy the determination to look at life point-blank. Readers believe him. And, of course, it is not limited to the above quotations. His poetry is psychologically accurate, and there is an ease in handling metrical forms rooted in the British poetic tradition. His gaze is elegiac, working to reduce, but at the same time, these verses are rich in precise nuances. Robert Pinsky, former American Poet Laureate, describes Larkin’s poetry as “a majestic sour rejection,” which is a good description. Perhaps this is best shown in verse 1958 “Weddings on Trinity”.
Alexander Genis: Do you have a translation?
Vladimir Galdesman: No, alas, there is no translation. With Larkin’s translations into Russian, the situation is bad, and you won’t understand anything from the interlinear. Nevertheless, I will say a few words about “Weddings”. Trinity, or Pentecost, is the seventh Sunday after Easter, late spring, at which time people often get married. In the 1950s, this provided some financial advantages related to taxes, and besides, there were many days off. Hence the theme of this poem.
This Trinity I was late
until
at one o’clock on a sunny Saturday
I boarded a half-empty train –
wide open windows, hot pillows,
the evaporated meaning of being. We rushed
past the back alleys, crossed the street,
blinding windshields, the smell of a fish store; from here
the river overflowed in breadth, there,
where sky, Lincolnshire and water are one.
The beginning, so characteristic of Larkin, is conversational, yet rhythmic, in a chaotic manner, instantly conveying the rush of the city fuss, discarded with the departure of the train. From the “river overflowing in breadth” the sky, the city and the water become one thing. The train itself, the central image of the poem, is a form of unfolding movement that connects different places and times.
Let’s move on.
All day, through the sleepy heat
for miles around,
we drove south, slowing down on the curves;
passing vast farms, cows and their short shadows,
canals with dirty factory foam;
a sudden greenhouse: a hedge, sagging
and rising, and an intermittent smell of grass
through the stink of wagon drapery –
and so on until the next nondescript town
with outlying car remains.
Larkin’s voice is so simple and natural that the reader hardly notices the complexity of the rhyme (which is not in my interlinear). Keats came up with this stanza for his summer odes, and Larkin’s allusion is no coincidence—it’s early summer, with its fragrant promise and pastoral sweetness. Just as Keats’ summer odes are full of death and decay, so Larkin has nothing without a particular bittersweet taste. Pastoral fantasy, with its farms and hedgerows, is complemented by a harsh reality: factory foam in the canals, the stench of wagon drapes. ..
This sharp realism goes a long way to substantiate a plausible and at the same time fantastic picture of the upcoming series of weddings – their hero will be watching from the train. A long poem in which the whole life unfolds.
Alexander Genis: I understand that retelling poetry is almost impossible. But maybe there are parallels in Russian poetry, something similar?
Vladimir Galdesman: Maybe. As for “Weddings”, I remembered Pasternak’s lines from the poem “Beloved is horror if the poet loves …” There the poet sees,
…. how weddings are celebrated around.
As they get drunk, they wake up.
How common is this frog caviar?
A poem where the vulgarity of life and the poetry of life coexist. It can also be seen that Pasternak is the translator of Keats’s ode “To Autumn”, from which the complex rhyme of Larkin’s “Weddings” is borrowed. Everything is connected.
Alexander Genis: Let’s go back to the biography written by James Booth. In professional life, Larkin was honesty itself. What did happen in your personal life?
Vladimir Galdesman: The same Choran said: “Create a family. Yes, for me, it’s easier to found an empire. Larkin was a confirmed bachelor. His “wife” was his mother, to whom he wrote letters, addressing her as a lover addresses a lady of the heart. “Oh, my Creation!”, something like that … He had several mistresses at the same time. I noticed that men who idolize mommy are often real womanizers. It is known that from a semi-bohemian environment, Monica Jones was ready for anything for him. The socialite Patsy Strang, who could not stand ephemeral relationships, was also ready for everything. She simply went crazy over him all her life and even at the end of the novel she wanted to resume it.
This does not make Larkin, of course, Eroll Flynn, the Hollywood conqueror of women’s hearts, but still destroys the reputation of some insensitive deck. Perhaps Larkin pretended to be a loser in love, and this was his strategy. If this is a strategy, then it is somewhat shameful.
As for racism, Booth writes that Larkin has wonderful poems dedicated to the famous African American saxophonist and composer Sidney Becket. He may have said something, Booth argues, but he couldn’t be a racist. He admits that Larkin hurt the women he was involved with by hiding them from each other and pretending he had nothing to do with them. And it was cruel. But this, oddly enough, gave rise to his serene lines that delight the reader. So says journalist Booth, Larkin’s generous protector. About Bout himself, they write that he is excessively generous.
Alexander Genis: Are there any responses from Russian poets to Larkin’s poetry?
Vladimir Galdesman: I came across a short response from Joseph Brodsky: “Cat’s screams.” But there are, of course, enthusiastic responses. In Russian poetry, Larkin, it seems to me, has not yet arrived. By the way, when he helped finance the publication of one of his first collections and agreed that the collection would be distributed by subscription, in private conversations he jokingly called subscribers suckers. Booth plays with these places in the book with gentle humor. Larkin made extensive use of the allusions, allusions, and irony of language inherent in literary circles. The obvious benefit of Booth’s book is that in our times the language of Philip Larkin is increasingly in need of translation, at least for the ingenuous public.
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2022
Resequencing the Yaroslavl cattle genomes reveals signatures of selection and a rare haplotype on BTA28 likely to be related to breed phenotypes
Comparative analysis of the frequencies of DNA polymorphisms associated with diseases and economically important traits in the genomes of Russian and foreign cattle breeds
A.V. Igoshin, G.A. Romashov, E.N. Chernyaeva, N.P. Elatkin, N.S. Yudin, D.M. Larkin [Vavilov journal of genetics and breeding]
2021
Copy number variants in genomes of local sheep breeds from Russia
Whole-Genome Resequencing Points to Candidate DNA Loci Affecting Body Temperature under Cold Stress in Siberian Cattle Populations
Alexander Igoshin, Nikolay Yudin, Ruslan Aitnazarov, Andrey A. Yurchenko, Denis M. Larkin [Life]
2020
Resequencing and signatures of selection scan in two Siberian native sheep breeds point to candidate genetic variants for adaptation and economically important traits
J. Sweet-Jones, A. A. Yurchenko, A. V. Igoshin, N. S. Yudin, M. T. Swain, D. M. Larkin [ANIM GENET]
2019
A Near Chromosome Assembly of the Dromedary Camel Genome.
Ruvinskiy D, Larkin DM, Farré M. [Frontiers in Genetics]
An integrated chromosome-scale genome assembly of the Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi).
Farré M, Li Q, Darolti I, Zhou Y, Damas J, Proskuryakova AA, Kulemzina AI, Chemnick LG, Kim J, Ryder OA, Ma J, Graphodatsky AS, Zhang G, Larkin DM, Lewin HA. [GigaScience]
Comparative Chromosome Mapping of Musk Ox and the X Chromosome among Some Bovidae Species
Proskuryakova AA, Kulemzina AI, Perelman PL, Yudkin DV, Lemskaya NA, Okhlopkov IM, Kirillin EV, Farré M, Larkin DM, Roelke-Parker ME, O’Brien SJ, Bush M, Graphodatsky AS. [Genes]
Evolution of gene regulation in ruminants differs between evolutionary breakpoint regions and homologous synteny blocks
Farré M, Kim J, Proskuryakova AA, Zhang Y, Kulemzina AI, Li Q, Zhou Y, Xiong Y, Johnson JL, Perelman PL, Johnson WE, Warren WC, Kukekova AV, Zhang G, O’Brien SJ, Ryder OA , Graphodatsky AS, Ma J, Lewin HA, Larkin DM. [GENOME RES]
Genome-wide association study and scan for signatures of selection point to candidate genes for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle populations
Alexander V. Igoshin, Andrey A. Yurchenko, Nadezhda M. Belonogova, Dmitry V. Petrovsky, Ruslan B. Aitnazarov, Vladimir A. Soloshenko, Nikolay S. Yudin, Denis M. Larkin [BMC GENET]
Genome-wide association study for body weight in cattle populations from Siberia
A. V. Igoshin, N. S. Yudin, N. M. Belonogova, D. M. Larkin [ANIM GENET]
Germline-restricted chromosome (GRC) is widespread among songbirds
Whole-genome resequencing points to candidate variants and genes for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle populations
A.V. Igoshin, N.S. Yudin, R.B. Aitnazarov, A.A. Yurchenko, D.M. Larkin [ISAG-2021. 38th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference]
General adaptation method for detecting functional nucleotide substitutions in cattle breeds for use in genomic breeding and editing
Larkin D. M., Ruvinsky D.E., Igoshin A.V., Romashov G.A., Yudin N.S. [3rd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Molecular genetic technologies for analysis of gene expression of productivity and resistance to animal diseases”]
2020
Resequencing genomes of the Russian native Baikal and Tuva sheep breeds
Sweet-Jones J., Yudin N., Larkin D. [Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology (BGRS/SB-2020)]
The genomes and mechanisms of adaptation
to the cold climates in Russian native cattle breeds
Buggiotti L., Yurchenko A., Yudin N., Larkin D. [Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure/Systems Biology (BGRS/SB-2020)]
2019
Genome-wide tests and sequencing point to candidate gene variants for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle population
A. V. Igoshin, A. A. Yurchenko, N. M. Belonogova, D. V. Petrovsky, R. B. Aitnazarov, V. A. Soloshenko, N. S. Yudin, D. M. Larkin [ISAG-2019. 37th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference]
2018
Genome-wide association study for body temperature maintenance under the cold stress in Siberian cattle
Igoshin A.V., Belonogova N.M., Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Petrovsky D.V., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
Genotyping of nine native Russian cattle breeds combined with the 1000 bull genome project data reveals signatures of selection and adaptation in Russian cattle genomes
Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
High-density genotyping of 15 native Russian sheep breeds reveals genomic regions under selection related to domestication, acclimation and economically important trait
Yurchenko A. A., Deniskova T.E., Dotsev A.V., Yudin N.S., Reyer H., Wimmers K., Brem G., Zinovieva N.A., Larkin D.M. [BIOINFORMATICS OF GENOME REGULATION AND STRUCTURE\SYSTEMS BIOLOGY (BGRS\SB-2018)]
2017
Genetic profiles, history and signatures of selection of the Russian native cattle breeds
Yudin N.S., Yurchenko A., Aitnazarov R., Plyusnina A., Larkin D.M. [36th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference (ISAG 2017)]
Population structure and phylogeny of the Russian cattle breeds determined by whole genome genotyping.
Yudin N.S., Yurchenko A., Aitnazarov R., Plyusnina A., Larkin D.M. [Plant & Animal Genome XXV Conference]
Whole genome analysis of associations of single nucleotide polymorphisms with productivity traits in Russian breeds of dairy cattle
Plyusnina A.V., Yudin N.S., Belonogova N.M., Larkin D.M. [Belyaev Readings. International conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences D.K. Belyaeva]
Population structure, formation history and selection traces in the genomes of 18 local breeds of cattle bred in the Russian Federation
Yurchenko A.A., Yudin N.S., Aitnazarov R.B., Plyusnina A.V., Larkin D.M. [Belyaev Readings. International conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences D.K. Belyaeva]
2007
Segregation of the Parental Mitochondria in Embryonic Stem Hybrid cells.
Alexey G. Menzorov, Natalia M. Matveeva, Denis M. Larkin, Dmitri V. Zaykin, Oleg L. Serov [The 5th annual CDB Symposium “Germ Line versus Soma: Towards Generating Totipotency.” RIKEN, Kobe, Japan]
2006
Evolution Highway: large scale analysis of vertebrate genome evolution. 30th International conference on animal genetics
Larkin DM [30th International conference on animal genetics, August 20-25, 2006, Porto Seguro, Brazil, plenary lecture]
Grants
2019
Lineage study and comparative analysis of selection traces using sequenced genomes of Turano-Mongolian cattle breeds and Siberian sheep breeds
Denis Mikhailovich Larkin
Yudin Nikolai Serafimovich
Yurchenko Andrey Alexandrovich
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1210 W. Vandament Avenue
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7:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
405-354-4847
Our Story
Raven and Dennis Carter raised their family in the Oklahoma Panhandle. They have four children and 10 grandchildren. Raven’s passion in early childhood education began in 1987 when her oldest son was born. Having worked in Advertising and then for a CPA, she decided what she really wanted was to be more hands on with her own children. She began watching children in her home in 1992 and then in 1999 she opened her first center and continued her education. She was the Lead teacher of a 4-year-old class and the Director. She obtained her CDA in 2004 and then her Certificate of Mastery in Child Development in 2005. Through hard work and pure determination, her center was the first 2 start center in Texas County. The 13 years she had that center she expanded it twice seeing to the community’s needs.
Wanting to be closer to family, they moved to Yukon in 2010. Raven went to work for the Yukon school systems for 2 years but missed the enjoyment and excitement of working in childcare. After much deliberation, the opportunity presented itself in 2012 to build a new center where they would strive to provide high quality care for every child.
Over the next few years the improvements never stopped. In 2015 they were the first center in Yukon to add a storm room. They have updated their security system, went digital with iPads in every room for daily reports to the parents. They built a second building just for preschool and after school care. They offer more than a classroom with a book corner; they built an entire Library. They have 4 large outdoor play areas full or large motor toys and a snack shack general store ran by the after-school class. More recently, they have repainted classrooms, added new carpet and bought new classroom furniture.
In the 9 years the center has been open they have worked with over 400 families helping lay a strong foundation for their children’s educational future.
When looking for a well diverse educational learning center, we hope to hear from you and look forward to you becoming part of our childcare family.
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Dogs who play nice with other dogs, are spayed or neutered, are current on their vaccinations and enjoy the company of other dogs will have a great time in our Doggie Day Care! Our Resort Activities Coordinators supervise all play groups and engage our doggie day care guests in a variety of activities. Our 1,000 square foot dog Activity Center, along with more than 1 acre of play yards and dog-friendly playground equipment, will give your dog plenty of activities to choose from.
All guests who will join our doggie day care groups must first participate in a 20-minute pre-assessment interview. Because the safety of each dog participating in our doggie day care program is always our first concern, we will ask you a variety of questions about your pet’s activity level, exposure to other dogs, and interactive style with both unfamiliar people and other dogs. Some breed restrictions apply – please inquire with our Client Services staff.
Doggie day care is a great way to enrich your pet’s resort experience during his stay. And, doggie day care is perfect for the non-boarding pet who doesn’t have other dogs to play with at home, has a tendency to be destructive with household items when his family is away, or whose energy level requires a high degree of activity. And, your dog can also join us while your house is being remodeled, while you have house guests who aren’t comfortable with dogs, or when you just want some “down time” to yourself. You’ll be able to concentrate on your other activities and commitments, and your dog will come home satisfied, happy and “pleasantly pooped”!
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1/2 Days, AM
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Check in between 7:00-8:00 am / check out between 12:00-1:00 pm
Check in after 1:00 pm, and pick up before business close
Doggie Day Care Rates
Doggie Day Care Option
NON-Boarding Dogs
Boarding Dogs
Doggie Day Care (full day)
$30
$24
Doggie Day Care, 2nd dog (full day)
$22
$17
Doggie Day Care (half day; up to 5 hrs)
$22
$17
Doggie Day Care, 2nd dog (half day; up to 5 hrs)
$13
$8
10 day punch card 1st dog
$270. 00 ($27 day)
10 day punch card 2nd dog
$190.00 ($19 day)
30 day punch card 1st dog
$720.00 ($24 day)
30 day punch card 2nd dog
$510.00 ($17 day)
Dog Day Boarding
(non-interactive) $22 per day
If our interactive doggie day care is not for your pooch but you’d like him to be cared for away from your home during the daytime only, we offer dog day boarding in our Pavilion Suites on a space-available basis. Your pet will be able to lounge comfortably in her suite and will be taken outside twice during the day. Dog day boarding is perfect for those situations when it’s not suitable for your dog to be at home during the day, such as when hosting daytime guests, having your home remodeled, or on landscaping or pool-cleaning days (so that your dog can’t accidentally escape), or when you just need a little R&R for yourself.
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Ratios For Center Based Care for Arizona State
Infants
(1:5)
1 year
(1:6)
2 years
(1:8)
3 years
(1:13)
4 years
(1:15)
Schoolage
(1:20)
Mixed age group
ratio for youngest child in group
Age Range
Ratios For Family Child Care for Arizona State
All Ages
(1:5) for providers serving 5 – 10 children
All Ages
(1:4) for providers serving 1 – 4 children
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1789 W. Jefferson, 3rd Floor SW
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: (602) 542-4248
Fax: (602)542-4197
Head Start
– State Collaboration Office
Governor’s Office for Children, Youth, and Families
1700 West Washington, Suite 101
Phoenix, AZ, 85007
Phone: (602) 542-2391
Fax: (602) 542-4644
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Program Agency
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State Department of Education
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Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Phone: (602) 542-8709
Fax: (602) 542-1531
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Tucson, AZ 85716
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Fax: (602) 274-8250
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North America
North America is one of the two continents of America, named in
honor of the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci, with a square
surface area 24,221,490 km² (9,351,969 sq mi). It’s in the north
hemisphere, between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, north of the South
America. The highest point in North America – Denali in Alaska, height
which reaches 6 194 m (20,320 ft) above sea level.
Europe
Europe covers an area of 10,180,000 km² (3,930,000
square miles), stretching from Asia to the Atlantic and from the Mediterranean
seas to the Arctic. European countries annually receive more than 480
million foreign visitors, which is more than half
global market, and 7 of the 10 most visited countries are
European countries.
It’s easy to see why: well-preserved
cultural heritage, open borders and efficient infrastructure
make visiting Europe easy and rarely do you have to travel
more than a few hours before you can dive into a new
culture and immerse yourself in another phrase book. Although it is the smallest
continent in the world in terms of land area, there are profound differences between
cultures and ways of life in his countries.
Asia
Asia is too vast and varied to be
regarded as a single digestible tourist “destination”.
It is difficult even to determine the boundaries of this continent – from the mountains around the Black
seas in the west to the snowfields of Siberia in the north, in Asia there are more people and
cities than outside.
The highest point in the world, mountain
Everest, located in Asia along the border of Tibet and Nepal at an altitude of 8848
m (29,028 feet) above sea level. Everest is mostly accessible
through Kathmandu. Its lowest point is the Dead Sea, located at
meeting points of Israel, the Palestinian territories and Jordan, the surface
which is located 400 meters (1312 feet) below sea level. The most
Asia’s longest river is the Yangtze, which flows through China for 6,300 km (3
915 miles) from the high Tibetan plateau to Shanghai. His biggest
lake – the Caspian Sea with an area of 386,400 km² (149,200 sq mi),
which is surrounded by several countries of Central Asia.
Africa
There are 55 sovereign countries in Africa – more than on any continent – and
it is the second largest continent both in terms of land area and
population. Africa is washed by the Mediterranean Sea in the north, the Atlantic
ocean to the west, the Red Sea to the northeast, and the Indian Ocean
in the southeast. Africa is a huge continent stretching over
than 8,000 km (5,000 miles) from north to south and 7,500 km (4,800 miles) from
east to west (not counting the islands), and includes many
peoples, skin colors, religions and cultures. Africa has the most
longest river in the world is the 6,650 km (4,100 mi) Nile River flowing from
Burundi to Egypt, and the Congo River in the DRC is the second largest river with
in terms of runoff, as well as the deepest one with a depth of more than 230 m ( 750
feet) in some places. Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is the tallest
free-standing mountain in the world with a height of 5 890 m (19,340 ft). Lake
Assal in Djibouti is the second lowest point on Earth, the saltiest
a lake outside of Antarctica and one of the hottest places on Earth.
South America
Situated between the Caribbean Sea, the South Pacific and
South Atlantic, South America is the wildest
from both the Americas and the continent in superlatives.
Most
the world’s largest rainforest and the largest river (Amazon), the most
high mountain range outside of Asia (Andes), outlying islands
(Galapagos, Easter Island and Fernando de Noronha), paradise
beaches (for example, in the northeastern region of Brazil), wide deserts.
(Atacama), ice landscapes (Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego), highest
waterfall in the world (979-meter Angel Falls in Venezuela) and one of
largest (Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil), as well as several
other breathtaking natural attractions.
Oceania
Oceania is a vast, arbitrarily defined expanse of the world,
where the Pacific Ocean, not land borders, connects nations. Here
sparkling white beaches, coconut trees swaying in the wind, beautiful
coral reefs and rocky volcanic islands rising above
blue ocean. Its diverse countries have both some of the most
cosmopolitan and internationalized cities of the world, such as
Melbourne and some of the most remote and culturally isolated
villages.
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Africa History of Oceania
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Are you looking for book activities to accompany Curious George? Try our free unit study and Curious George printables.
In this beloved story, Curious George is taken from the jungle by man in the yellow hat. The man in the yellow hat never imagined just how much mischief George (and his curiosity!) would cause.
This Curious Georgeunit study was a huge collaboration. Thanks to Heidi Jasper, Louise, Pam Senfield, Paige Poland, and Celia Hartmann for creating the lessons for this Curious George unit study.
Curious George Activities & Lessons
This Curious George unit study includes many different lessons for social studies, language arts, math, and science. Your student will enjoy a learning adventure with this classic book.
Here are some sample lessons:
Social Studies: Geography- Africa The first few lines of the book mention that George is from Africa.
Africa is a continent; it is the second largest of the seven continents on the earth. There are about 53 countries in Africa. The biggest country in Africa is Sudan. The countries with the largest populations are Nigeria, Egypt and Ethiopia. Africa is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west, the Indian Ocean on the east, the Mediterranean Sea on the north, and the Red Sea on the northeast. Largest island off Africa is Madagascar (movie watching potential!)
The book explains that the man with the yellow hat takes George on a boat to go to America. On the map, point out the journey the boat would have to take to sail from Africa to America.
Social Studies: Traffic Consider a field trip to a pedestrian corner with a traffic light. Spend some time at the light. Cross using the pedestrian cross walk. Let your student tell you when it’s time to cross. Look both ways before crossing. Find a bench and sit and watch the people and the cars. Make a game of anticipating the stoplight & the pedestrian crosswalk signal. Count the cars that make it through a green light or count the cars that are sitting at a red light. Draw a map of the corner. Check out the road signs.
Just for fun, play a game of Green Light, Red Light. Someone is the “traffic light” & stands on one end of the room. The other participants line up on the other side of the room. The “traffic light” yells, “green light!” and turns away from the children. The other children begin walking/running towards the “traffic light”. The “traffic light” yells, “red light,” turns around to see everyone, and all the children stop. If the “traffic light” sees someone still moving, he/she pulls them over! (they’re out) The person to get to the “traffic light” first, wins. (If you want to, you can also call “yellow light!” and the kids should move slowly.)
History Inventions: The Telephone In our story, the man used the telephone to call the zoo. And George used the phone and accidentally called the fire station!
The telephone was invented more than a hundred years ago (1849-1876). It was invented by several people, though Alexander Graham Bell is the one generally given credit for it. He put together ideas that many people came up with before him. In 1875, he was able to use a telephone to call his friend Mr. Watson in another room and ask Mr. Watson if he could hear him. And Mr. Watson heard! But he had to go running in to the room where Alexander Graham Bell waited to tell him that he could hear. It took almost a whole year longer for Alexander Graham Bell to enable the telephone to allow Mr. Watson to reply back to him.
It’s hard to imagine everyday life without the telephone.
Activity: Make Tin Can Telephones: Take two clean, empty tin cans (make sure they have smooth edges!). Punch a hole in the bottom of each. Thread a long piece of thin wire or string through the holes. Use buttons to tie to the ends of each string to act as a stopper. Now the children can stretch out the wire as far as it can go. Have one child talk into one end as the other child (or you) holds his can to his ear. The vibrations from the child’s voice will travel along the wire (having the wire straight improves the sound) to the other person’s ear.
To access all of the lessons and printables in this Curious George unit study, grab a copy at the end of this post.
Curious George Printables
The Curious George unit study download also includes these printables:
Where in the World is Africa? Printable Page
Traffic Light Flapbook
Draw a Car in Motion Page
Transportation Cards
Learning Adjectives Activity
Curiosity Shutterfold Book
Firefighters Layer Book
My Phone Number Matchbook
Who Invented the Phone? Matchbook
Building Words (Spelling Tiles) Pages
Will It Float or Sink? Activity Page
Buying Balloons Math Activity
Farm Animals and Zoo Animals (sorting cards)
Curious George Word Find
How to Get Started with the Curious George Printables & Activities
Follow these simple instructions to get started:
Buy a copy of the book, Curious George, or grab one from your local library.
Print the Curious George unit study.
Choose the lessons you want to use with your student (a highlighter works great for this).
Choose and prepare the printables you want to use with your student.
Enjoy a week of engaging learning with your student.
Download Your Curious George Unit Study and Printables
Simply click the image below to grab your free copy of the Curious George unit study and printables.
Curious George Unit Study & Printables
More Monkey Themed Resources
Okay, okay. I know that Curious George isn’t technically a monkey, but we use that term lightly around here. If you are looking for more resources about monkeys (or, for the technical–primates), here you go:
Caps for Sale LapbookCurious George Takes a Job Unit Study & PrintablesHand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb Unit Study & Lapbook
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Are your kids fans of the super cute and always friendly and inquisitive monkey Curious George? We love watching the PBS cartoons that have brought the classic Curious George Books by H.A. Rey and Margaret Rey to life. Instead of being a naughty monkey, the tv show uses his curiosity to introduce kids to math and science principles! But he is funny and helpful your toddler, preschool, pre k, kindergarten and first grade student wont even realize they are learning! I made these Curious George Worksheets to continue learning with a fun monkey theme! Simply print the pdf file with the Curious George printables and you are ready to practice math, literacy, and so much more!
Curious George Worksheets
Of all the shows my children watched as toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, and grade 1 students – this was one of my favorites! I love how the cartoon version includes concepts to teach kids math and science! Truly an educational preschool television show! HINT: If you get the new books they include a math activity or science experiment at the back! These free printable curious george worksheets take the activity a little farther by letting your kids practice alphabet letters, tracing, counting and more with their favorite friendly monkey!
Plus, George is so friendly, funny, and cute. He has such a sweet face and is always well intentioned. My son always liked the doorman’s dog Hundley who was responsible and orderly – I guess it figures since he is a first born. My daughter always liked Allie who was full of spunk and good ideas. As a mom, I can’t help but think I could learn something from the man with the yellow hat who was always so patient and encouraging – even when things didn’t work out the way he planned.
Curious George Printables
Simply scroll to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The pdf file will open in a window for you to save the freebie and print the sheets on plain paper. Some of the activities can be laminated or slipped in a sheet protector and used with a sharpie or playdough to make them reusable.
Curious George Free Printables
You will need to have crayon / markers / colored pencil / gel pens / dry erase markers, scissors, glue, and optionally playdough to complete these curious george printable. Kids will have fun strengthening hand muscles while practicing letters, math, and early literacy skills with these FREE Curious George Worksheets.
Free printable worksheets for kindergarten
There are a wide variety of printables included in this pack of curious george activity sheets including:
Cut & Paste Yellow Hats according to the correct identifying words (on, under, above, beside)
Find all the M’s (circle or use bingo marker)
Curious George Roll & Graph (includes graph & die)
Which one is different?
Curious George colors, letter recognition & tracing words
Cut & Paste: which one is an animal/person
Tracer pages (pre-writing skills)
Letter C & G Play dough Mat or glue to make texture page
Curious George Activity Sheets
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Beth Gorden is the creative multi-tasking creator of 123 Homeschool 4 Me. As a busy homeschooling mother of six, she strives to create hands-on learning activities and worksheets that kids will love to make learning FUN! She has created over 1 million pages of printables to help teach kids ABCs, science, English grammar, history, math, and so much more! Beth is also the creator of 2 additional sites with even more educational activities and FREE printables – www.kindergartenworksheetsandgames.com and www.preschoolplayandlearn.com
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How Slap Offended: Reading Day 2021
Once Slap was offended by his entire family. Yes, so much so that now he does not know how to stop being offended. In this lesson dedicated to International Reading Day, we will talk about emotions, draw a portrait of our favorite emotion, study the capitals of different countries a bit and, of course, read William Steig’s book “How Offended by Slap”. nine0008
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Book assignments by William Steig
Can you spot the 10 differences between the circuses the offended Slap watched? Can you find Caleb among other very similar dogs? Can you help Irene get the dress to the Duchess? Can you figure out how the characters in William Steig’s books feel?
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Warren XIII X-Files
Hurry to penetrate the dark secrets of the Warren Hotel, ladies and gentlemen! Furious riddles, fierce labyrinths and other equally stunning dangers await you!
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Let’s Go Bear Catching: Reading Day 2020
nine0007 Are you ready to go on a long and dangerous adventure?! Then we start. The weather is excellent, there are many new things ahead: tall grass, swampy swamp, dark forest, and at the very end … well, you will find out when we reach the end! Get on the road!
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How the hare ran away: Reading Day 2019
The book “How the hare ran away” is a great opportunity to talk about attachment, love and trust, plans for the future and transformations. This time we invite the participants of the Reading Day to focus on the discussion of the book, play philosophical games and complete creative tasks. We tried to come up with a lesson so that it would be interesting for both preschoolers and elementary school students. nine0008
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Anniversary of the Very Hungry Caterpillar (schoolchildren)
In 2019, the legendary “Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Karl turns 50 years old! We invite everyone to join the celebration of her anniversary and hold a lesson dedicated to this book, which has been translated into 62 languages and unites several generations of people around the world. This lesson is designed for first grade students! nine0008
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Anniversary of the Very Hungry Caterpillar (preschoolers)
In 2019, the legendary “Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Karl turns 50 years old! We invite everyone to join the celebration of her anniversary and hold a lesson dedicated to this book, which has been translated into 62 languages and unites several generations of people around the world. This activity is for preschoolers! nine0008
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Kenny and His Window: Reading Day 2018
The first book by the great Maurice Sendak, Kenny and His Window, is a book about finding answers to life’s most difficult questions that every person faces. In this story, the main character, Kenny, receives a list of such questions from the Four-Legged Rooster he saw in a dream, and then seeks answers to them by playing, fantasizing and simply observing the world around him. This Reading Day turned out to be very creative, we invite the participants of the holiday to draw and write poetry with Kenny. As always, we tried to come up with tasks so that both preschoolers and elementary school students could complete them. nine0008
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Papa Bear Comes Home: Reading Day 2017
Elsie Homeland Minarik’s Papa Bear Comes Home, about how Bear Cub meets Papa from a long voyage, with famous illustrations by Maurice Sendak, was written specifically for those who are just learning or have recently learned to read. As always, we tried to think over the tasks so that they would be interesting to do for both preschoolers and first graders. nine0008
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Dr. De Soto: Reading Day 2016
“Dr. DeSoto” by William Steig, the story of the mice outsmarting the Fox, is the perfect book for a little play lesson in first grade or senior kindergarten. It is small, exciting, you can use it to come up with interesting tasks, and it also has a lot of topics for discussion – you can talk about how we don’t like going to the dentist, or you can remember where else foxes appear. We came up with a scenario for children aged 4 to 8, which includes tasks for quick wit and coloring. nine0008
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Dreamy Chameleon
The Dreamy Chameleon is a book by Eric Karl, author of our beloved The Very Hungry Caterpillar. There is a very important lesson in a small cardboard book – how important it is to be yourself. The activity includes drawing, a story about chameleons, a funny language game and much more. Suitable for preschool children from 3 to 6 years old. nine0008
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Ten rubber duckies
“Ten Rubber Ducks” by Eric Karl is a story about an exciting journey during which you can learn a lot of new things. In our lesson, we will tell you how to read this book more fun, learn to count and scream like a seagull, and tell the kids what a compass is for. After reading, an exciting lottery awaits you, which will finally help you remember where the left is, where the right is and learn how to determine the cardinal points. This will help the ducklings, which we will all set the right course together. For readers aged 4 to 6. nine0008
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Owl at home
“Owl at Home” – a collection of short stories by Arnold Lobel, each of which can become a topic for discussion and games. We have prepared several ideas: a conversation about friendship and why we need friends, for those who have read the story “The Owl and the Moon”. A conversation about sad and good memories that we, like Owl in “Tearful Tea”, will collect in teapots. And also – interesting facts about owls and a template for an owl with your own hands. The game is designed for children from 4 to 7 years old. nine0008
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Grasshopper on the road
“Grasshopper on the Road” – a collection of witty and wise tales by Arnold Lobel, a writer and artist, familiar to many of our readers from books about Kwak and Toad. Uncomplicated at first glance, fairy tales touch on a very important topic: is it possible to simultaneously have your own opinion, different from others, and at the same time live with everyone in peace and harmony. We tried to come up with such tasks for this book so that everyone would be interested: those who like to think out loud, and those who constantly invent something, and those who love to draw. For readers aged four to seven. nine0008
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Dr. De Soto
“Dr. De Soto” by William Steig is a wonderful book to read to preschoolers from three years of age, and for independent reading by younger students. This witty tale of a mouse couple outwitting a cunning fox gives an adult the opportunity to talk with children on a variety of topics: about a sense of duty and deceit, about the difference between opinion and fact, and about what principles fairy tales are built on. nine0008
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Gorilla who wanted to grow up
The Gorilla Who Wanted to Grow Up is a book to read aloud to children aged four to eight. The story of Pongo, a baby gorilla, and his family is both touching and educational. Where do gorillas live? What do they eat? How do members of their extended family communicate with each other? All this can be learned from this book. In 2011, we decided to hold a “Reading Day” specifically for her, so that everyone has a chance to be in the mysterious jungle without leaving home, school or library. Among the tasks – mazes, coloring with continents and a quiz task where you need to guess the characters of the book. The latter will be best handled by those who have already read Pongo’s story. nine0008
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Madeleine in London
We love Ludwik Bemelmans’ books about Madeleine so much that in 2013 we decided to hold a “Reading Day” for one of them. These funny poems will appeal to kids from three to five and those who have already gone to school and learned to read on their own. For kids, the author of our scenarios, Yulia Lugovskaya, came up with a whole game-journey across the English Channel. You will definitely not be bored: after all, on the way you will meet coloring pages and fun tasks. For example, you will have to gallop at a gallop, snort like a horse, and grow your own garden. For those who are older, a fascinating story about the main sights of London and a walk through the palace park awaits. nine0008
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Curious George
The very first book about Curious George can be read by both preschoolers and those who are in elementary school. We have developed two different scenarios for children from 3 to 5 years old and for listeners (and readers) from 6 to 8 years old. Taking them as a basis, you can organize a real reading holiday at home with coloring pages, searches for lost words, tell children about the most interesting fate of the authors “Curious George”, about what the monkeys eat and where they live. For us, this book has been a fantastically rich source of topics for conversation and play. Convince yourself of this too!
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One and a half giraffe
Shel Silverstein is a famous inventor, lover of the game of rhymes, author of absurd but very funny poems. For “Reading Day-2012” we have prepared several tasks that any first grader can handle. You can come up with your own funny poem, knowing only the endings of the lines that rhyme. And you can look for a word that escaped from the book. And for those who do not yet read very well, we have prepared coloring pages with the search for differences and the ability to finish what you want. nine0008
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Kwak and Toad together again
“Reading Day-2010” was held together with our favorite characters, Kwak and Toad. About these very different, but such friendly heroes of Arnold Lobel’s books, we came up with several interesting tasks. Those who already read and write themselves will be able to search for hidden words among a pile of scattered letters, play anagrams (just don’t peek at the answers!) and a crossword puzzle where you need to recognize which story the picture belongs to. Kids aged 3 to 5, who aren’t very good at reading yet but are great at listening, will love the winding maze and the funny plump Toad who needs to draw a bathing suit. nine0008
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov, Daria Litvak Recommended age: From 4 to 8 years
How does everything work in the world? Someone is a hunter, and someone is a lion. The hunters fire their guns at the lions, and the lions try to eat the hunters. What happens if the lion and the hunter switch places? The lion will shoot, but the hunter, where is this hunter now… →
Curious George is hospitalized
Author: Ray Margaret Illustrator: Ray H.A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: 3 to 7 years old
Nobody likes to get sick: you feel bad and you have to drink bitter mixtures, swallow pills and endure injections. We adults at least understand that an unpleasant treatment is the way to recovery, but this is not easy to explain to children. Fans of books created by H. -A. Ray and his wife Margaret, argue that there is no better remedy for fears of illness. After all, it helps children overcome dislike for people in white coats and calmly survive the situation when someone close to them is in the hospital. And that remedy is Curious George Goes to Hospital. nine0007 →
Curious George receives a medal
Author: Ray H. A. Illustrator: Ray H. A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 3 to 7 years old
Curious George messed up again. At first there was only a blue puddle in the middle of the room, then a whole flood, and then a stolen pump, horse racing, rambling in the Museum of Science. But medals are not given for leprosy. George was a real brave man. He went flying in a spaceship and became the First Monkey Astronaut! nine0281 →
Curious George and the kite
Author: Ray Margaret Illustrator: Ray H.A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: 2 to 5 years old
What Curious George did! Washed the windows, worked in the circus, acted in films, and now he just went out for a walk … →
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 4 to 8 years old
Many people dream of having a dog, cat or hamster. Have you ever thought about getting someone bigger? “Rhinoceros for sale” – a detailed guide for those who do not know where, how and for what this huge good man can be used. nine0007 →
Curious George finds a job
Author: Ray H. A. Illustrator: Ray H. A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 2 to 5 years old
Third book X-A. Rhea about the restless monkey. The adventures of Curious George continue. This time he escaped from the zoo! nine0281 →
Curious George and bicycle
Author: Ray H. A. Illustrator: Ray H. A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 2 to 5 years old
Now George lives with his friend, the man in the big yellow hat. Do you know what other good friends are? They give gifts! And George received a luxurious bicycle as a gift. Here are some somersaults George can do: ride without hands, on one wheel, and also backwards! Yes, such a clever monkey is the place in the circus, you say! So thought the director of the circus, who invited George to become part of the troupe. The director of the circus, however, did not know who he contacted. nine0281 →
Curious George
Author: Ray H. A. Illustrator: Ray H. A.
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 2 to 5 years old
“Curious George” – the adventures of a little monkey, cheerful and restless. What does not happen to him! Where does George’s curiosity take him? From the jungle to the zoological garden. But in what way! First on a big ship, from the deck – to the sea, and then back to the ship, to a cozy city apartment and even to prison, and then up and up – into the very sky on a huge bunch of balloons, and only after that George calmed down. But not for long – after all, new books and new adventures are ahead! nine0007 In the 70 years since the book was published, George has captivated many generations of kids around the world. And this is not surprising – they have so much in common! →
Let’s go bear hunting
Author: Michael Rosen Illustrator: Helen Oxenbury
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 1 to 4 years old
One father and four children went for a walk. For a real, long walk, almost on a journey. It’s boring to walk just like that – both small and adults. But if this is not an ordinary walk, but a hunt? Bear hunting! Agree, the matter immediately takes a different turn. When you go on a real hunt, terrible dangers may lie in wait for you and you will have to overcome the most incredible obstacles. →
Translator: Grigory Kruzhkov Recommended age: From 4 to 8 years old
How does everything work in the world? Someone is a hunter, and someone is a lion. The hunters fire their guns at the lions, and the lions try to eat the hunters. What happens if the lion and the hunter switch places? The lion will shoot, but the hunter, where is this hunter now … →
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Together with the bookstore “Insects” we participate in the charity event “Give skills instead of toys.” nine0010 Until January 15, by purchasing books from a special selection, you will help the Our Children foundation.
Fairy tale by Viktor Olshansky “Flying grandfather”
Little Nina can’t figure out where Grandpa has gone, especially since the adults give cryptic answers.
Precious Feet Christian Daycare & Academy staff are caring professionals. Their curriculum is terrific. The children are engaged in hands-on learning experiences. Last month the kids were able to see chicks hatching at the daycare. I highly recommend this day!! They prepare the children to enterkindergarten….
– Marie L
Kay’s Christian Place & Learning Center
I love this child care center, its clean, fun and welcoming. My son has been attending for 2 years now, they are very kind and understanding. The Staff that work there are one of the most kindest people you will ever meet.
– Jizel
Halsted Family Daycare
So far so good My 11 month old daughter just started a few weeks ago and Ms. Lakasha has taken the time to get to know her and her needs. They are very hands on, caring and attentive which is very important.
– Jasmine H
Oliver Family Day Care, Inc.
Oliver family care is the best school ever, if you don’t put your children there you are missing out. You come blank and you came out shinning like a Star. Try it out and give me a high five!!!!!Going out in Irvington looking for a school ,that’s the number# one1!!!!!100%
– Maindy H
Kreative Kids DayCare
Kreative Kids has an atmosphere that any mother (or grandmother would love). The staff and the owner are lovingly and attentively involved with all the little ones.
– EJ’s E
Daycares in Harrison, NJ
Description:
The mission of Harrison Learning Center is to help prepare children for the future by providing them with quality child care and early education programs that will support their physical, mental, and socialdevelopment. The company admits children of up to 13 years old. Harrison Learning Center’s programs also encourage their students to develop a love for books and an appreciation for the arts. …
Description:
All Season Child Care is a child care facility that provides programs designed to support children’s development and discovery of talents and abilities. The facility serves the Harrison NJ community and acceptschildren ages two to six. The center encourages the academic and spiritual development of students in a warm, loving and nurturing environment….
Description:
Located in Harrison, New Jersey, Marshall Day Care is a child care facility that uses a developmentally appropriate approach. It offers early childhood education that promotes children’s creativity,imagination, and self-expression. It is licensed to serve children zero to six years old. The daycare has a maximum capacity of accommodating forty-nine children….
Kidz Academy Inc.
504 Davis Ave, Harrison, NJ 07029
Costimate: $186/wk
Description:
Kidz Academy lays the foundation for lifelong learning. They utilize a comprehensive curriculum developing the children’s minds and bodies through sequenced learning experiences. The curriculum’s lessons linklanguage, early literacy, math, science, technology, and personal development….
Description:
ABC Learning Center is an educational facility that serves the community of Harrison NJ. It offers a warm and caring environment and provides developmentally appropriate programs that foster spiritual,emotional, social, and intellectual growth among children. The Learning Center promotes good values to make sure that children will be responsible members of the society….
Kids Planet Center
226 Harrison Ave, Harrison, NJ 07029
Starting at $120/wk
Description:
Precious Feet Christian Daycare & Academy is a “step in the right direction where children learn, play, and grow.” We offer childcare services for children ages 2 1/2 and up. Our convenient hours ofoperation include Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Transportation is available for certain areas….
Recent Review:
Precious Feet Christian Daycare & Academy staff are caring professionals. Their curriculum is terrific. The children are engaged in hands-on learning experiences. Last month the kids were able to see chickshatching at the daycare. I highly recommend this day!! They prepare the children to enter kindergarten….
Reviewed by Marie L
Description:
Kay’s Christian Place & Learning Center is a not-for-profit ministry of the Christian Community Presbyterian Church that offers learning programs for children ages 2 to 6 years old. The center offers aChristian-based curriculum that supports holistic childhood development. The curriculum employs hands-on experiences that encourage children to learn and be creative….
Recent Review:
I love this child care center, its clean, fun and welcoming. My son has been attending for 2 years now, they are very kind and understanding. The Staff that work there are one of the most kindest people youwill ever meet….
Reviewed by Jizel
Description:
Hello my name is Lakasha. I am one of the best childcare providers located in the East Orange area. I have been registered with PROGRAMS FOR PARENT over 20 years. Please feel free to call 973-676-5553 for moreinformation. Also we provide everything in my daycare. Food, diapers, wipes. Don’t hesitate pick up the phone call NOW!!!…
Recent Review:
So far so good My 11 month old daughter just started a few weeks ago and Ms. Lakasha has taken the time to get to know her and her needs. They are very hands on, caring and attentive which is very important.
Reviewed by Jasmine H
Description:
Oliver Family in Irvington, New Jersey seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care provider thatcan accommodate a certain number of children….
Recent Review:
Oliver family care is the best school ever, if you don’t put your children there you are missing out. You come blank and you came out shinning like a Star. Try it out and give me a high five!!!!!Going out inIrvington looking for a school ,that’s the number# one1!!!!!100%…
Reviewed by Maindy H
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Kreative Kids is a registered and loving family child care business that services a mixed age group of children of ages 6 weeks to 10 years old.
Our Mission Statement is “the fruitage of the womb is areward!” We view our children as “young scholars” and treat them as an inheritance and precious gift from God. We teach and encourage them to thrive, grow and blossom as precious flowers.
Our vision is to provide a safe, well planned and nurturing learning environment based on purposeful play activities that stimulate early care and an educational experience in language, social and physical development. We are committed to providing the highest-quality child care that helps children, families and employers work together to be their very best.
We strive to nurture each child’s unique qualities to develop self-confidence, self-responsibility and become self-learners; have an organized curriculum/program that aims to help each child develop and blossom; have strong emphasis on family involvement to help children succeed.
We also promote early literacy, “Dig into Reading, exposure and experience into our daily routine.
We provide healthy and nutritious meals based on the USDA guidelines.
National Accreditation for Family Child Care (NAFCC)
Specialize in Infant and Toddler Care
Experienced working with Special Needs
Federal and State Background check
Infant/Child CPR & Standard First Aid
Over 25 years in the Banking Industry, specializing in Business Continuity and Emergency Preparedness….
Recent Review:
Kreative Kids has an atmosphere that any mother (or grandmother would love). The staff and the owner are lovingly and attentively involved with all the little ones.
Reviewed by EJ’s E
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The Education Station Day Care Center has been preparing children for their academic and social path for the past 25 years. The program is respected and well attended due to the ratio of staff to children andthe caliber of staff providing care and education. Each group is directed by a certified early childhood educator.
The program provides care for children six weeks to seven years of age on a full time basis. Classrooms are designed around developmental plateaus and children are assigned based on their needs and development as well as their age.
The Education Station includes enrichment programs for all children which is included in the tuition. Music, Yoga, Foreign Languages, Sign language and computers are part of or daily routine.
The facility is located in Bloomfield NJ, just steps from the midtown direct train station. Our location as includes approximately 10,000 sq. ft. of professionally surfaced outdoor play space. Yards are separated and designed to accommodate the various needs of different age groups.
The Education Station welcomes you to visit our facility and discuss how our program can benefit your family….
Recent Review:
Great daycare, undisputed! It is a bit pricey when my daughter went ($300/wk for infants to $275 for toddlers), but it is worth every penny! The staff is knowledgeable and professional. And the schooldefinitely lives up to it’s name. My daughter went there from about 2 1/2 years old to when she graduated at 5 1/2 years old. And even though it was in another town, this school worked for me because it allows drop off at 7:00a.m. and pick-up at 6:30p.m. at no extra charge, which was better than most schools that we looked at. And I also loved the staff and curriculum! When she started, she was just beginning to get potty trained. So even if your child is not toilet trained, they accept them and help them in the process. I also liked that they provide breakfast and snacks, though kids can bring their own from home. They ask you to bring lunch, but you can always speak to them to see if you have any options, which there are, if you are unable to…even with the tuition. They teach the kids everything they need to be ready (or even advanced) for Kindergarten. By the time my daughter graduated, they taught her the basics: her full name, her address, alphabet, numbers (0-100), shapes and address. She was also able to spell, do addition, subtraction, sound out words and even some reading in addition to numerous other things. And even if your child is not able to do all these things, since they appreciate and understand that all children are different, they will help them to their potential. This way, they are at least introduced to these concepts for Kindergarten and beyond. The children are taught English and also introduced to other languages (Spanish, Tagalog, and Sign). I was impressed that they are even introduced to concepts and subjects such Science (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Astronomy, etc.), Mathematics, Government, Cooking, etc. through simple experiments, books, demonstrations, lessons, etc. The best part, they do all these things while managing to make it fun and the kids get to enjoy being kids because they get plenty of play, outdoor time (weather permitting) and nap-time. And at all times, the well-being of the child takes precedence. Alot of parents that graduated from this school (and themselves became lawyers, doctors, teachers, etc. ) even end up sending their own kids to this school! The staff is great and very professional with over 25 years of education knowledge and experience… especially the Assistant Director, Mr. Michael. I think this is school is amazing, diverse, and focuses on all the right things to prepare your child for the future. I have no regrets sending my daughter there, even though I live in a different town, and I will be sending my son there as well!…
Reviewed by Racquel G
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All Practical Child Development Services. English, French & Spanish Taught. Assistance with Subsidized Care.
Recent Review:
I am 19 years old I love children. I am now attending school to become a teacher. I am interested in any position dealing with kids. Children are always my first priority in my job and wherevere I am. you canreach me by email at [email protected] at all tome. I am looking foward to working with children. Thank You!…
Reviewed by Ashley M
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New Beginnings Early Learning Center LLC offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 126 Midland Ave, the company serves families living inthe Kearny, NJ area. New Beginnings Early Learning Center LLC has served the community since they opened in 2003….
Recent Review:
My kids love the daycare, We are not have any problem with, teachers are lovely and they are doing something fun with the kids everyday. I am going to work without any concert , my kids are in the best place.
Reviewed by Sara B
Description:
Small Wonder Child Care in North Arlington, NJ aims to offer a healthy, loving, fun, and happy learning environment. They work with the parents in giving the best care that is comfortable and enjoyable forstudents. They believe that the children are unique and will grow at their pace. They encourage the kids in reaching new heights with a maximum capacity of 65 children….
Recent Review:
The perfect environment for learning and growing!…. Caring, attentive, and professional staff help guide our children into their future educational & social lives . … All 3 of my children were lucky to havean amazing head start at SmallWonder Childcare…. And as I parent, would like to say “Thank you, my kids were in the best hands with you!”… We miss you Kayla 13 , Sophia 11 , Matthew 6 !…
Reviewed by Paula F
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Future Generation’s mission is to provide high quality, loving, caring child care and education. This is exemplified through our interactive home/school partnership, our nationally accredited programs, ourdedicated and qualified staff, and our Administrator’s Active Involvement as child advocates both on a state and national level.
Future Generation proudly implements the High Scope Curriculum. It is our belief that children learn through direct hands on experiences with people, objects, events, and ideas. Our hands on approach allows children to be actively involved in the learning process.
Future Generation works diligently to meet the needs of the working family.
Call us today to schedule your personalized tour. …
Recent Review:
Great customer service!
Attentive
Caring
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Reviewed by Elvin
Description:
First Class Learning Center’s mission is to prepare their students for higher education and future success. The company offers different child care and education programs that are designed to build a solidfoundation during a child’s important early years. First Class believes that learning is more effective when children are having fun, which is why the company strives to provide lesson plans and activities that will pique children’s interest, encourage imagination and creativity, and challenge their skills….
Recent Review:
This daycare is a great facility and I love bringing my kids here. The staff is amazing with the kids and it is very clean.
Reviewed by Shannon
Description:
Emmanuel’s Wee Garden Learning Center is a child development and learning center that serves the children of Newark, New Jersey. It provides quality care and education in a safe and stimulating environmentconducive to children’s growth and development. The center provides children with educational activities and age-appropriate learning materials that stimulate the children’s curiosity, imagination, creativity and natural learning ability….
Recent Review:
Excellent Child care services provided. Home away from home for children.
Reviewed by Gloria
Recent Review:
My kids have been going here for years and this place is their second home. My last born has been her since she was 3 months old and she’s going on 4. Mrs. Promise is the absolute best my kids love her! Ifyou’re looking for a friendly, loving, learning environment for your little ones this is the place. I recommended them to everyone in my neighborhood!…
Reviewed by Sarah S
Recent Review:
Great local daycare, very professional. They accept subsidized programs and most importantly my son is in great hands. He’s learned so much and speaking so well and he’s only 1
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FAQs for finding daycares in Harrison
In 2023 what type of daycare can I find near me in Harrison, NJ?
There are a variety of daycares in Harrison, NJ 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 Harrison, NJ?
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 69 in Harrison, NJ as of February 2023 and you can filter daycares by distance from Harrison 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 Harrison, NJ, 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 Harrison, NJ.
Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Harrison, NJ
KinderCare has partnered with Harrison families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Harrison, NJ.
Whether you are looking for a preschool in Harrison, 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.
KinderCare Learning Center at Newark
Phone:
(973) 623-0182
132/142 Cabinet Street
Newark
NJ
07107
Distance from address: 1.90 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Tribeca KinderCare
Phone:
(212) 962-1316
311 Greenwich St
New York
NY
10013
Distance from address: 7. 91 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
KinderCare at Kenilworth
Phone:
(908) 620-1391
25 Market St
Kenilworth
NJ
07033
Distance from address: 8.21 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
KinderCare FiDi NYC
Phone:
(212) 349-2423
101 John St
New York
NY
10038
Distance from address: 8. 29 miles
Ages: 12 Weeks to 4 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Roseland Child Development Center
Phone:
(973) 533-4400
3 – A Adp Blvd
Roseland
NJ
07068
Distance from address: 9.24 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Cobble Hill KinderCare
Phone:
(718) 260-8186
112 Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
NY
11201
Distance from address: 9. 25 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 3 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Park Avenue KinderCare
Phone:
(212) 661-1021
90 Park Ave
New York
NY
10016
Distance from address: 9.27 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
North Williamsburg KinderCare
Phone:
(718) 387-0192
17 N 6th St
Brooklyn
NY
11249
Distance from address: 10. 28 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Columbus Avenue KinderCare
Phone:
(212) 865-1848
808 Columbus Ave
New York
NY
10025
Distance from address: 10.51 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 4 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Park Slope KinderCare
Phone:
(718) 398-1813
802 Union Street
Brooklyn
NY
11215
Distance from address: 10. 68 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 3 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Chatham KinderCare
Phone:
(973) 635-0009
45 Main St
Chatham
NJ
07928
Distance from address: 11.40 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Clark KinderCare
Phone:
(732) 340-1900
89 Terminal Ave
Clark
NJ
07066
Distance from address: 11. 59 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Whippany KinderCare
Phone:
(973) 428-3724
45 Whippany Rd
Whippany
NJ
07981
Distance from address: 14.42 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Lincoln Park KinderCare
Phone:
(973) 694-6433
146 Main St
Lincoln Park
NJ
07035
Distance from address: 14. 54 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Paramus KinderCare
Phone:
(201) 634-1893
411 Sette Dr
Paramus
NJ
07652
Distance from address: 14.60 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
JOHN FULTON FOLINSBY HiSoUR – Hi So You Are
John Fulton Folinsby (born March 14, 1892, Buffalo, New York (state) – Dead May 10, 1972, New Hope, Pennsylvania) was an American landscape painter, member of the New Hope, Pennsylvania art colony. It belongs to the school of American Impressionism, whose center was in New Hope. Cezanne’s work was especially revered and researched. Later it gradually evolved towards realism and modernism. He is best known today for his Impressionist scenes in New Hope and Lambertville, New Jersey, in particular the factories, quarries and canals along the Delaware River.
He was born in Buffalo, New York, the middle son of Harrison and Louise May Folinsbee.Beginning at the age of nine, he attended children’s classes at the Art Students’ League of Buffalo, but received his first formal training with the landscape painter Jonas Lee in 1907. Folinsbee of polio at the age of 14, which rendered his leg useless, weakened his right arm, and left him permanently wheelchair-bound. He attended Artillery, a boarding school in Washington, Connecticut, from 1907 to 1911 where he studied with Elizabeth Kempton and Herbert Faulkner.He later studied with Birge Harrison and John Carlson at the Woodstock Art Colony (summer, 1912-1914), 30 and with Frank Vincent Dumont at the Art Students League of New York .
At Woodstock, he met Harry (Tony) Leith-Ross, who became a lifelong friend and then followed him to New Hope. In 1914, Folinsbee married Ruth Baldwin (August 8, 1890 – February 13, 1991) – daughter of William H. Baldwin, Jr. and Ruth Standish Baldwin – whom he met in Washington, Connecticut. The couple moved to New Hope at 1916, and had two daughters, Beth and Joan.
Early in his career, Folinsbee painted in a tonalist style, with an interest in light and atmosphere that grew straight out of his time with Harrison and Carlson at Woodstock. By the end of nineteen teens, he moved away from tonalism into a more structured style of impressionism. In the mid-1920s, Folinsbee began studying Cezanne’s work, which led to a trip to France in the summer of 1926. The paintings that resulted from this trip, and those that followed at the end of the decade, reflect Cezanne’s deep understanding of compositional strategies and a desire to uncover the underlying form structure. Folinsbee’s exploration of structure eventually led to the analytical, highly individual Expressionist style in which he painted for the remainder of his career. His palette has darkened, his brushstrokes are loosened further, and his sense of light and atmosphere has become more dramatic. These later works are concerned with conveying a sense of mood and an intense emotional response to the world around him.
Folinsbee painted plein air, directly from nature, and always had a sketchbook or box of 8 x 10 inch canvasboards with him, ready to capture any scene that caught his eye. He and Leith Ross were famous for spending afternoon sketches on the New Hope Bridge and throw everything that displeases them into the Delaware River). n.24 Folinsbee could handle “paintings as big as 24 X 30” from his wheelchair.Larger works were painted in a studio from drawings and oil sketches. He would often repeat the same scene on different sizes of canvas, or as an etching or lithograph.To paint a large work, he would lean the canvas against the studio wall and sit on the floor in front of it, his withered legs tucked under him.Relying on the notes made on the spot about color and light, he will edit the scene as he wrote,
The Folinsbees bought an acre of waterfront land about a quarter of a mile upstream from the bridge, across the street from the house they were renting. In 1924 they hired architect (and landscape painter) Morgan Colt to design them an Arts and Crafts style house and studio. Folinsbee painted dozens of river views from the property – most notably Winter Nocturne (1926), River Ice (c.1936), and his last major work, Zero Morning (1970) – and some views of the house itself. They lived at 160 North Main Street until their deaths.
In 1929, the Folinsbees were among the founders of the Phillips Mill, an arts center housed in the mill’s former mound, and Ruth Folinsbee served as the first vice president of their community association. He participated in art exhibitions there from 1929 to 1960, His Shag Ledge ( c.1959) was awarded the 1963 First Patron Award by the Phillips Mill. The Folinsbees are also founders of the Bucks County Playhouse.
The Great Depression hit artists hard, with little market for luxury goods such as landscape painting. Folinsbee resorted to bartering his jobs for services, including dentistry for his daughters. Portraits — for which he typically charged $400 to $500 for a head-and-bust and $1,000 for a three-quarter-length, N.3 — became a big part of his output. Edward Beatty Rowan, Assistant Superintendent of Public Buildings of the Painting and Sculpture Administration Section, offered him a commission for a post office mural in Freeland, Pennsylvania. Completed at 19Folinsbee’s 38 fresco is both pastoral and industrial: depicting the city’s spiers peeking out from among the autumn-colored hills, but also the city’s massive coal-breaker and its long coal dump.
Folinsbee was also a teacher. One of his more famous students, Peter G. Cook (who married his daughter Joan in 1938), became a friend and colleague. The couple collaborated on murals for two other federal projects: the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Paducah, Kentucky (1939), 100 and the Post Office in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania (1942).- 02
In the mid-1930s, Folinsbee and his family began to spend their summers in Maine. He bought a house in Murphy’s Corner, between Bath and Wiscasset, in 1949. Despite the intense alertness of the ocean, he began a new aspect of his career as a marine painter. His Off Seguin (Ellingwood Rock) was awarded the 1952 Palmer Marine Prize by the National Academy of Design. With the prize money, Folinsbee bought a 25-foot motorized Hampton sunflower (a flat-bottomed open boat) that he named “Sketch” and equipped as a floating studio.
Folinsbee was diagnosed with cancer in the late 1960s, further weakening his right arm. He stopped painting in 1971, and died a year later at New Hope.
Folinsbee’s work has been described as the “rural counterpart” to the Ashery School. Critic Robert E. Baum (son of artist Walter Emerson Baum) saw in it “the power, frankness and quality of a story about George Furs or Winsham Homer.” . This person sees the rhythm of beauty combined with color harmony in many ordinary secluded places, which may seem ugly to the average passer-by “In modern American painting (1940), Peyton Boswell, Jr. placed him among the ‘lyricists’ – “Cranky ones, dreamers and mystics”, who “work sometimes in painting, but more often in terms of light, shadow and chiaroscuro. They use color and form for the emotional, not for aesthetic reasons.”
Folinsbee was elected an associate member of the National Academy of Design in 1919, and a full academician in 1928 he was elected a member of the Salmagundi Club in 1913, a life member of the National Art Club at 1922 and a member of the Century Association in 1937, he was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1953.
Folinsbee has been represented by the Ferargil Gallery in New York for most of his career and his paintings have been exhibited throughout the country and in several international exhibitions. He has won almost every award given by the National Academy of Design, winning some of them multiple times. He exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts most of the years from 1915 to 1952, and was awarded in 1931 the Jessie Sesnan Medal (for canal and river). He also received awards from the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Salmagundi Club, and other arts organizations, including a bronze medal at the Philadelphia Centenary Exposition in 1926.
Folinsbee’s work is in the permanent collections of major museums, including the Smithsonian American Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the National Academy of Design and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. A bronze bust of him by his friend Harry Rosin is in the collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Folinsbee students included artists Peter G. Cook and Evelyn Allen Faherty.
Son-in-law Peter G. Cook wrote a personal memoir, John Folinsbee (1994). Kirsten M. Jensen, senior curator of the James A. Michener Museum of Art in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is the author of Folinsbee Reviewed (2014), a scholarly biography and reason catalogue. The Michener Museum maintains an online version of the raisonné catalogue, which is updated as additional works by Folinsbee are identified.
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Americans Chris Booth and James Mollison came up with an interesting idea – to travel around the world and take pictures of children and their rooms in every country. After returning from a trip, the authors released a photo book called “Where the children sleep.”
Tais, 11 years old (Brazil, Rio de Janeiro)
Meet Tais from Brazil. She lives with her parents and sister in an apartment building in Rio de Janeiro. The sisters share one room for two. Thais is fond of the songs of the Brazilian pop singer Fepipe Dillon (a poster with his image hangs above her bed). The girl has two options for what she wants to become when she grows up: either a fashion model or a pediatrician. Akahxet, 8 years old (Brazil, an Indian tribe in the Amazon jungle)
This girl also lives in Brazil. Her house is located in the small village of the Kraho Indian tribe, in the middle of the Amazonian jungle. About 1900 people now live in the tribe. The Kraho Indians believe that the sun and moon created the world. They often communicate with the forces of nature through ancient rituals (during one of these rituals, red stripes were applied to the girl’s body, which we see in the photograph). The tribe is also engaged in agriculture and hunting. The Indians manage to earn some money thanks to people who come to shoot films or photo reports about the life of the tribe. The Indians even have a car, but only one for the whole tribe.
Antonio, 17 years old (Italy, city of Naples)
Antonio, 17, lives with his mother in Naples, Italy. He is engaged in bodybuilding – grows large muscles (for this he does special exercises and follows a special diet). Antonio rides to school on a moped that his mother gave him for his 14th birthday. The young man does not like to study and is looking forward to finally finishing school. He usually spends his free time at the computer, chatting with his 1,300 friends on Facebook.
Ernesto, 9 years old (Italy, near the city of Orvieto)
No, this is not a girl, but a boy named Ernesto or Nesti. He is also Italian, but he does not live in the city, but in the countryside, in an old farmhouse near the city of Orvieto. There are three children in the family, and they all live in one room, although the house has as many as 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The children were placed together so that they would have more fun and so that parents could spend less money on heating (heating the whole house is very expensive). Nesty goes to a local school, where 23 other students study besides him. The boy likes to make wood crafts, learn the Italian language and art. He already knows how to speak four languages. Nestie is sometimes teased at school because of his long hair. Mom brushes them every day while Ernesto has breakfast. The boy has not yet decided exactly what he wants to be when he grows up: an ice cream seller, an artist or a rock star.
Lamin, 12 (Senegal)
12-year-old Lamin, from Senegal (a poor nation in western Africa), lives in a hostel at a Muslim boys’ school. He shares a room with several other students. The beds in the hostel are the simplest, some of them have bricks instead of legs. Every morning at 6:00 the boys start work on the school farm. They learn to dig, to grow corn, to plow fields with a plow pulled by a donkey. In the afternoon, children study the Koran, the holy book of Muslims. In his free time, Lamin likes to play football with his friends.
Li, 10 years old (China, Beijing City)
Li, 10, lives with her parents in an apartment building in Beijing, China’s capital. Lee is the only child in the family. She goes to school, which is very close to home. Her favorite subjects are math, singing and music. Li is a very diligent student, she usually does lessons for more than three hours a day, trying to do everything perfectly (remember, I already told you about the difficult everyday life of Chinese schoolchildren in the geoblog?) Li goes to ballet lessons twice a week. When she grows up, the girl wants to become a police officer to protect people. Dong, 9 years old (China, Yunnan Province)
Dong also lives in China and also wants to be a police officer when she grows up. His family home is in Yunnan province in the southwest of the country. Dong lives with her mother, father, sister and grandfather, and sleeps in the same room with her parents and sister. The family owns a small plot of land where they grow rice and sugar cane. Dong goes to school, which is a 20-minute walk from home. Education is free, but parents still have to pay for school uniforms and textbooks, which is quite expensive for them. Dong’s favorite school subjects are calligraphy and singing. He usually spends only an hour a day on homework, and spends another hour in front of the TV.
Kaya, 4 years old (Japan, Tokyo)
Kaya lives with her parents in a small apartment in Tokyo, the capital of Japan. The girl’s bedroom is lined with dolls from floor to ceiling. Kaya also has 30 dresses and coats and 30 pairs of shoes. Her mother sews all the girl’s clothes herself. She usually sews three new dresses every month. Kaya’s friends love to visit her and try on her clothes. Kaya is only 4 years old, but she is already attending a prep school. In the future, Kaya wants to become a cartoonist and make Japanese anime cartoons.
Ryuta, 10 years old (Japan, Tokyo)
10-year-old Ryuta also lives in Tokyo, he has parents and a younger sister. For 7 years (from the age of three) the boy has been engaged in traditional Japanese sumo wrestling. Now Ryuta has become the sumo champion in his age and weight category. He eats heavily three times a day because a sumo wrestler must necessarily maintain a large body weight. Classmates admire Ryuta, because he has not lost a single fight so far. Ryuta enjoys hiking and cycling. In his free time, he plays computer games and watches TV, and in the future he dreams of becoming a TV presenter.
Anusha, 13 years old (Nepal, Kathmandu city)
13-year-old Anusha lives in a small house in Nepal, the capital of the high state of Nepal, Kathmandu, in the small capital of the high state of Kathmandu. The school Anusha and her sister go to is one of the best in the city and is only a five minute walk from home. Anusha loves to read books about plants and science in general, and when she grows up, she would like to become a botanist. In her free time, she enjoys dancing and enjoys listening to songs from Indian films. Anusha recently competed in a beauty pageant and came in second, earning the title of “Miss Punctuality”. Anusha says that in the future she does not want to get married and will always live with her parents.
Sherap, 10 years old (Nepal, Kathmandu city)
Sherap, 10, lives and studies in a beautiful Tibetan monastery in Kathmandu. Together with him, 29 more boys, future monks, sleep in the room. The decor of the room is very simple, without any frills. Every morning Sherap gets up at 5.30 am and goes to bed at 9 pm after the traditional singing of prayers. At the monastery school, the boys also learn martial arts. Sherap sincerely admires his teacher and dreams of teaching martial arts to children in the future. But for this, he must first graduate from school, and then additionally study for about three more years.
Jamie, 9 years old (USA, New York)
American Jamie lives with his parents and younger twin brother and sister in New York, studies at a prestigious school. Despite the fact that the cost of education in it is very high, it was not so easy to get into this school – for this you had to pass several tests. The boy is a good student. Most of all, he likes lessons in a computer class, spelling and labor (woodwork), but does not like geometry. Jamie has very little free time because he has to study a lot. Once a week he practices judo and goes swimming. When he grows up, Jamie would like to become a lawyer like his dad.
Delaney, 9 years old (USA, New Jersey)
9-year-old Delaney is also an American. She lives with her parents and younger siblings in New Jersey. The family has a big house where each child has his own room. Delaney loves to dress up more than anything in the world and spends about an hour every evening in front of the mirror, choosing her outfit for tomorrow. She travels to school on the school bus with her brother. The ride only takes 10 minutes, but Delaney really doesn’t like sitting next to his brother on the bus. She likes to communicate with classmates, but she does not like to study. Delaney takes only 15 minutes a day to prepare her homework, but every evening she puts off until the last moment when she has to sit down for lessons. Delaney also loves to shop and dance. In the future, she dreams of becoming a fashion designer.
Harrison, 8 years old (USA, New Jersey)
Harrison, 8, also lives in the US state of New Jersey. He is the only child in the family. The boy goes to a paid school where children are strictly forbidden to fight and tease each other. It takes a full two hours to get to school by car, but Harrison’s mom says she enjoys spending that time with her son every day. The boy’s family lives in a beautiful house with a marble staircase. Harrison’s bedroom has a large TV and access to a private bathroom. The boy also has a separate playroom. From food, Harrison loves pizza and chocolate the most. He has several pets: two cats, a gerbil (this is a small animal that looks like a hamster, but with a long tail), a fish and several frogs. When he grows up, Harrison wants to be a veterinarian.
Jeevan, 4 years old (USA, New York City)
4-year-old Jeevan lives with his parents in an apartment located in one of the New York skyscrapers. From the window of his bedroom there is a beautiful view of the city. The boy has a large closet with toys and a separate bathroom. The design of the room was designed by Jivan’s mother. At her job, she just does what she comes up with the design for the rooms. Jeevan’s preparatory school is only a 10-minute walk from the house. To enroll, Jeevan and his parents had to answer a special test to see if the boy would be able to communicate with other children. For Jeevan, this was a difficult test because he is a very quiet boy. When he grows up, Jeevan would like to be a fireman.
Shamila, 5 years old (Thailand, Mae Sot village)
5-year-old Shamila lives with her mother and three older children in hot Thailand.
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During this period, the baby’s need for obtaining and processing new knowledge and new experience increases many times over. The more quality information the baby receives during this period, the faster it develops. 
Fourth: the home environment distracts mom, as she has a lot of different things to do at home. 
9 are very important0935 a developed curriculum (and not improvisation from lesson to lesson), a limit on the number of kids in groups and a constant composition of groups , as this is the key to successful learning (therefore, there is no one-time attendance at classes in child development centers that respect their Clients , except for one or two trial ones at the very beginning). Of course, reputation of early development center and customer reviews are of the utmost importance. 
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He knew they were outsiders in the debate: Natarajan holds the world record for most wins in a debate and has competed in three world championships, winning the European tournament in 2012. 
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Then he worked all his life as a university librarian, first in Belfast, then at the University of Hull (East Yorkshire). In 1984, Larkin was offered the honorary title of Poet Laureate, which he declined. For his literary merits he was awarded the Order of the Knights of Glory and the Order of the British Empire. In 2003, the Society of Poetry Book named Larkin the most beloved post-war British poet by readers, in 2008 The Times newspaper named him the best British author of the post-war era. 
, because in their meanness they rejoice at the humiliation of the high, the weaknesses of the mighty. At the discovery of any abomination, she is delighted. He is small like us, he is vile like us! You lie, scoundrels: he is both small and vile – not like you, otherwise. 
In public life, he knew perfectly well how to behave and what to say. For some reason they didn’t. They did not do what was so obviously expected of them, but they were by no means dullards who only waited with lust for the hour when it would be possible to publicly bite the dead poet on the heel and (in their understanding) humiliate him. A depressing number of English-speaking literary critics agreed that Larkin was not worth reading at all, and those who understood what rank he was a poet covered their mouths with tape. 
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” For all the vileness, there is in this irreverent wit and in this melancholy the determination to look at life point-blank. Readers believe him. And, of course, it is not limited to the above quotations. His poetry is psychologically accurate, and there is an ease in handling metrical forms rooted in the British poetic tradition. His gaze is elegiac, working to reduce, but at the same time, these verses are rich in precise nuances. Robert Pinsky, former American Poet Laureate, describes Larkin’s poetry as “a majestic sour rejection,” which is a good description. Perhaps this is best shown in verse 1958 “Weddings on Trinity”. 
In the 1950s, this provided some financial advantages related to taxes, and besides, there were many days off. Hence the theme of this poem. 
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In professional life, Larkin was honesty itself. What did happen in your personal life? 
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Booth plays with these places in the book with gentle humor. Larkin made extensive use of the allusions, allusions, and irony of language inherent in literary circles. The obvious benefit of Booth’s book is that in our times the language of Philip Larkin is increasingly in need of translation, at least for the ingenuous public. 
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In 2015 they were the first center in Yukon to add a storm room. They have updated their security system, went digital with iPads in every room for daily reports to the parents. They built a second building just for preschool and after school care. They offer more than a classroom with a book corner; they built an entire Library. They have 4 large outdoor play areas full or large motor toys and a snack shack general store ran by the after-school class. More recently, they have repainted classrooms, added new carpet and bought new classroom furniture.
Children ages 0 – 11 months, 12 – 23 months, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, and 5 years old are welcomed at Dinh, Michelle. Contact Dinh, Michelle to learn more about availability, rates, and pricing.
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The curriculum’s lessons linklanguage, early literacy, math, science, technology, and personal development…. 
Their curriculum is terrific. The children are engaged in hands-on learning experiences. Last month the kids were able to see chickshatching at the daycare. I highly recommend this day!! They prepare the children to enter kindergarten…. 
I am one of the best childcare providers located in the East Orange area. I have been registered with PROGRAMS FOR PARENT over 20 years. Please feel free to call 973-676-5553 for moreinformation. Also we provide everything in my daycare. Food, diapers, wipes. Don’t hesitate pick up the phone call NOW!!!… 
Try it out and give me a high five!!!!!Going out inIrvington looking for a school ,that’s the number# one1!!!!!100%… 
And the schooldefinitely lives up to it’s name. My daughter went there from about 2 1/2 years old to when she graduated at 5 1/2 years old. And even though it was in another town, this school worked for me because it allows drop off at 7:00a.m. and pick-up at 6:30p.m. at no extra charge, which was better than most schools that we looked at. And I also loved the staff and curriculum! When she started, she was just beginning to get potty trained. So even if your child is not toilet trained, they accept them and help them in the process. I also liked that they provide breakfast and snacks, though kids can bring their own from home. They ask you to bring lunch, but you can always speak to them to see if you have any options, which there are, if you are unable to…even with the tuition. They teach the kids everything they need to be ready (or even advanced) for Kindergarten. By the time my daughter graduated, they taught her the basics: her full name, her address, alphabet, numbers (0-100), shapes and address.
She was also able to spell, do addition, subtraction, sound out words and even some reading in addition to numerous other things. And even if your child is not able to do all these things, since they appreciate and understand that all children are different, they will help them to their potential. This way, they are at least introduced to these concepts for Kindergarten and beyond. The children are taught English and also introduced to other languages (Spanish, Tagalog, and Sign). I was impressed that they are even introduced to concepts and subjects such Science (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Astronomy, etc.), Mathematics, Government, Cooking, etc. through simple experiments, books, demonstrations, lessons, etc. The best part, they do all these things while managing to make it fun and the kids get to enjoy being kids because they get plenty of play, outdoor time (weather permitting) and nap-time. And at all times, the well-being of the child takes precedence. Alot of parents that graduated from this school (and themselves became lawyers, doctors, teachers, etc.
) even end up sending their own kids to this school! The staff is great and very professional with over 25 years of education knowledge and experience… especially the Assistant Director, Mr. Michael. I think this is school is amazing, diverse, and focuses on all the right things to prepare your child for the future. I have no regrets sending my daughter there, even though I live in a different town, and I will be sending my son there as well!… 
Located at 126 Midland Ave, the company serves families living inthe Kearny, NJ area. New Beginnings Early Learning Center LLC has served the community since they opened in 2003…. 
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The center provides children with educational activities and age-appropriate learning materials that stimulate the children’s curiosity, imagination, creativity and natural learning ability…. 
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It belongs to the school of American Impressionism, whose center was in New Hope. Cezanne’s work was especially revered and researched. Later it gradually evolved towards realism and modernism. He is best known today for his Impressionist scenes in New Hope and Lambertville, New Jersey, in particular the factories, quarries and canals along the Delaware River. 
His palette has darkened, his brushstrokes are loosened further, and his sense of light and atmosphere has become more dramatic. These later works are concerned with conveying a sense of mood and an intense emotional response to the world around him. 
In 1924 they hired architect (and landscape painter) Morgan Colt to design them an Arts and Crafts style house and studio. Folinsbee painted dozens of river views from the property – most notably Winter Nocturne (1926), River Ice (c.1936), and his last major work, Zero Morning (1970) – and some views of the house itself. They lived at 160 North Main Street until their deaths. 
Portraits — for which he typically charged $400 to $500 for a head-and-bust and $1,000 for a three-quarter-length, N.3 — became a big part of his output. Edward Beatty Rowan, Assistant Superintendent of Public Buildings of the Painting and Sculpture Administration Section, offered him a commission for a post office mural in Freeland, Pennsylvania. Completed at 19Folinsbee’s 38 fresco is both pastoral and industrial: depicting the city’s spiers peeking out from among the autumn-colored hills, but also the city’s massive coal-breaker and its long coal dump. 
He bought a house in Murphy’s Corner, between Bath and Wiscasset, in 1949. Despite the intense alertness of the ocean, he began a new aspect of his career as a marine painter. His Off Seguin (Ellingwood Rock) was awarded the 1952 Palmer Marine Prize by the National Academy of Design. With the prize money, Folinsbee bought a 25-foot motorized Hampton sunflower (a flat-bottomed open boat) that he named “Sketch” and equipped as a floating studio. 
placed him among the ‘lyricists’ – “Cranky ones, dreamers and mystics”, who “work sometimes in painting, but more often in terms of light, shadow and chiaroscuro. They use color and form for the emotional, not for aesthetic reasons.” 
He also received awards from the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Salmagundi Club, and other arts organizations, including a bronze medal at the Philadelphia Centenary Exposition in 1926. 
He is engaged in bodybuilding – grows large muscles (for this he does special exercises and follows a special diet). Antonio rides to school on a moped that his mother gave him for his 14th birthday. The young man does not like to study and is looking forward to finally finishing school. He usually spends his free time at the computer, chatting with his 1,300 friends on Facebook. 
The boy likes to make wood crafts, learn the Italian language and art. He already knows how to speak four languages. Nestie is sometimes teased at school because of his long hair. Mom brushes them every day while Ernesto has breakfast. The boy has not yet decided exactly what he wants to be when he grows up: an ice cream seller, an artist or a rock star. 
Lee is the only child in the family. She goes to school, which is very close to home. Her favorite subjects are math, singing and music. Li is a very diligent student, she usually does lessons for more than three hours a day, trying to do everything perfectly (remember, I already told you about the difficult everyday life of Chinese schoolchildren in the geoblog?) Li goes to ballet lessons twice a week. When she grows up, the girl wants to become a police officer to protect people. 
Education is free, but parents still have to pay for school uniforms and textbooks, which is quite expensive for them. Dong’s favorite school subjects are calligraphy and singing. He usually spends only an hour a day on homework, and spends another hour in front of the TV. 
For 7 years (from the age of three) the boy has been engaged in traditional Japanese sumo wrestling. Now Ryuta has become the sumo champion in his age and weight category. He eats heavily three times a day because a sumo wrestler must necessarily maintain a large body weight. Classmates admire Ryuta, because he has not lost a single fight so far. Ryuta enjoys hiking and cycling. In his free time, he plays computer games and watches TV, and in the future he dreams of becoming a TV presenter. 
In her free time, she enjoys dancing and enjoys listening to songs from Indian films. Anusha recently competed in a beauty pageant and came in second, earning the title of “Miss Punctuality”. Anusha says that in the future she does not want to get married and will always live with her parents. 
Despite the fact that the cost of education in it is very high, it was not so easy to get into this school – for this you had to pass several tests. The boy is a good student. Most of all, he likes lessons in a computer class, spelling and labor (woodwork), but does not like geometry. Jamie has very little free time because he has to study a lot. Once a week he practices judo and goes swimming. When he grows up, Jamie would like to become a lawyer like his dad. 
She likes to communicate with classmates, but she does not like to study. Delaney takes only 15 minutes a day to prepare her homework, but every evening she puts off until the last moment when she has to sit down for lessons. Delaney also loves to shop and dance. In the future, she dreams of becoming a fashion designer. 
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