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12 Month / 1 Year Old Toddler Sleep & Feeding Schedule

Last updated: May 31, 2023 by Nicole Johnson, Founder and Lead Sleep Consultant

This article outlines the average 12-month-old / 1-year-old toddler schedule, including feedings, solids, naps, and night sleep.

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1 year old sleep / 12 month old’s sleep

At this age, almost all 12 month olds can sleep through the night, without a feeding, and take two naps for a total of 2 to 2 1/2 hours per day plus 10-12 hours at night. A small percentage of 1-year-olds transition to one nap this early, but since the average is 15-18 months old, we recommend you stick to 2 naps unless your toddler is resisting one of their naps at least 4 times a week. My eldest son, who inspired babysleepsite.com did seem to transition to one nap one week before his first birthday, but I later found out I should have kept two naps.

Many toddlers this age get very overtired and sleep can spiral out of control when we transition to one nap too soon, so I typically recommend keeping two naps as long as possible. My younger son seemed to start to transition to one nap around the same time just like his older brother, but since I knew better the second time around, he went back to two naps within a week or two and continued taking two naps until 15 or 16 months. If your 1-year-old is in daycare, he or she may be required to move to one nap a day in the toddler room. We work with many families in this situation and most toddlers will do just fine after a 2-3-week transition, however, others will struggle a lot with it this young.

Your 1-year-old should be taking 2 naps per day for a total of 2-3 hours per day plus 10-12 hours at night. Wake windows at this age are usually 3-4 hours throughout the day. If you’re having trouble with naps, you might be interested in helping your baby nap and reading the 5 signs to see before switching to one nap.

Although many babies or toddlers can go all night without a single feeding, in my experience, some families choose to keep one feeding after 4 or 5 a.m. and sleep later than not feed and get an early wake-up-time. I would need to know your specific situation to make a recommendation, but just recognize that all babies are different. By this age, I would not expect more than one feeding, typically, if any at all. I would recommend at least an attempt at night-weaning because it can be a chicken and egg problem. It’s hard to encourage more eating during the day when he is eating at night and it’s hard to discourage eating at night when he isn’t eating more during the day.

All toddlers vary, but here are some approximate schedules you can use to make your own for your unique situation. I believe that milk or formula should be the primary nutrition for the first year and solids come secondary. But now that your toddler is over a year old, you may want to consider moving toward milk being a beverage with a meal rather than a separate event, if you haven’t already.

Below are the amounts of solid food we recommend. The amount of food at 12 months is very similar to 11 months. Your toddler may be eating more given he is likely running around a lot more and becoming more and more mobile.

Average Milk and Food Per Day for a 1 Year Old

Amounts per day:

At least 3 nursing sessions per day or 24-32 ounces formula or up to 16-20 oz of milk
6-8 oz of water
2 servings (1 serving = 1-2 Tablespoons dry) cereal
1-2 servings grain (1 serving = 1/2 slice bread, 2 crackers, 1/2 cup Cheerios, or 1/2 cup whole grain pasta)
2 servings fruit (1 serving = 3-4 Tablespoons)
2-3 servings vegetable (1 serving = 3-4 Tablespoons)
2-3 servings protein (1 serving = 1-2 Tablespoons)

You may also be interested in: Homemade Baby Food Recipes for 10 to 12 Month Olds and: Best Foods to Promote Better Sleep

The first schedule is what I call a “staggered” approach if you decide to keep milk separate from your meals:

Sample 12 month old / 1 year old sleep and feeding schedules

Sample Schedule 1

7:00 – Wake and Milk
8:30 – Breakfast
10:00 – Snack (e. g. fruit, cheese, etc.) plus Milk
10:00/10:30 – Morning Nap (at least 1 hour)
12:30 – Lunch
2:30 – Snack / Milk
3:00/3:30 – Afternoon Nap (at least 1 hour)
4:30 – Snack (e.g. fruit, cheese, etc.) plus Milk
6:00 – Dinner
7:00/7:30 – Begin bedtime routine
7:30/8:00 – Milk and Bedtime (goal to be asleep at this time)

If you prefer to combine milk and meals together, here is another approach to your 1-year-old’s schedule:

Sample Schedule 2

7:00 – Wake
7:30 – Breakfast with Milk
10:00 – Snack (e.g. fruit, cheese, etc.)
10:00/10:30 – Morning Nap (at least 1 hour)
12:00 – Lunch with Milk
2:30 – Snack (e.g. fruit, cheese, etc.)
3:00/3:30 – Afternoon Nap (at least 1 hour)
4:30 – Snack (e.g. fruit, cheese, etc.)
6:00 – Dinner with Milk
7:00/7:30 – Begin bedtime routine
7:30/8:00 – Milk (optional) and Bedtime (goal to be asleep at this time)

More tips: When giving any feedings during your bedtime routine, be careful not to create sleep associations. We saw this become important at 4 months old. We see the worst sleep during the 8 month sleep regression when your baby is oftentimes sitting and standing up.

Looking for more sample 1-year-old schedules?

We have over 40 sample schedules for all ages in our e-Book, Mastering Naps and Schedules. Banish naptime battles and regain control of your day (and your sanity) starting today!

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12 Month Old Sleep Schedule

Congratulations, you have a one year old! Celebrating a first birthday is such an exciting milestone. At 12 months old, your little one’s personality is shining, and they are keeping you on your toes. Let’s talk about some of the most common questions I get about 12 month old sleep schedules, regressions, naps, and more.

What are the wake windows for a 12 month old baby?#anchor

Around 12 months old, wake windows are between 3-4 hours. Morning wake windows are generally on the shorter end of the range, and the last wake window of the day is towards the longer end of the range.

Here’s a general daily routine for your one year old:

About 3 hours after Wake Time = Nap 1
About 3-3.5 hours after the end of Nap 1 = Nap 2
About 3.5-4 hours after the end of Nap 2 = Bedtime

How many naps should a 12 month old be taking? Is 12 months old too early for one nap?#anchor

For a one year old, we are aiming for 2.5-3 hours of daytime sleep, divided between two naps. On a two nap schedule, the goal is to have each nap last at least one hour, but no longer than two hours. This allows for restorative sleep during the day, keeps bedtime between the sweet spot of 7:00-8:00 pm, and provides enough active awake time to be tired for naps and night sleep.

I often see babies this age suddenly fight naps or struggle to fall asleep, causing parents to wonder if it’s time to transition to one nap. In most of these cases, dropping a nap is not the solution. Instead, sudden changes in sleep are typically caused by illness, teething, new skills, or the 12 month sleep regression.

When your baby is truly ready to make the 2 to 1 nap transition, you’ll see that they’re able to handle much longer wake windows. This is necessary in order to get that one restorative nap and have consolidated night sleep. Most 12 month olds are not yet able to handle these longer wake windows without being overtired at naptime and bedtime. Before deciding to make any changes to your baby’s routine, we want to make sure your baby is consistently showing signs that it’s time to drop a nap for at least one week, ideally two. Transitioning to one nap too early can lead to other sleep issues, like short naps, early morning wakings, or night wakings. Making this nap transition when your baby is truly ready for it will make the process much smoother.

A Note for Daycare Parents: Please hear me, I know you may not have control over when your baby transitions to one nap at daycare, or daycare naps in general. Be assured that your baby’s daycare provider can handle it! Even if your little one is on a one-nap schedule at daycare, it may help to maintain two naps on non-daycare days to prevent overtiredness. For more help with daycare naps, the blog Daycare and Baby Sleep has you covered.

If nights are going well but naps are a struggle or you’re looking for more guidance for nap transitions, my Conquering Naps class can help.

What is a sample sleep schedule for a 12 month old? #anchor

I’d like to share some sample schedules with you. It’s important to remember these schedules are only samples of what a day could look like and may vary depending on when you start your day, how long your baby naps, and their individual wake window and feeding needs.

Text version of table

Time	Activity
6:15 am	Wake
6:25 am	Feeding (breast/bottle)
7:30 am	Breakfast (solids)
9:05 am	Feeding (breast/bottle)
9:15-10:45 am	Nap 1
12:15 pm	Feeding (breast/bottle)
1:00 pm	Lunch (solids)
2:15-3:30 pm	Nap 2
3:30 pm	Feeding (breast/bottle)
5:00 pm	Dinner (solids)
6:45pm	Feeding (breast/bottle)
7:20 pm	Bedtime

Here is an example of a 2 nap schedule for a 12 month old who has been weaned from breast or bottle feedings. Notice we are still offering food and drink about every 2.5-3.5 hours. Again, this is just one possible way a day could play out based on appropriate wake windows, nap lengths, and your baby’s caloric needs.

Text version of table

Time	Activity
6:15 am	Wake
6:30 am	Breakfast (solids)
8:45 am	Snack (optional)
9:15-10:45 am	Nap 1
11:00 am	Lunch (solids)
2:00 pm	Snack (optional)
2:15-3:30 pm	Nap 2
4:00 pm	Snack (optional)
5:00 pm	Dinner (solids)
6:45pm	Bedtime Snack (optional) *milk in a sippy cup or other snack of your choice
7:20 pm	Bedtime

What time should my 12 month old wake up from their afternoon nap? #anchor

In order to maintain that sweet spot bedtime between 7:00-8:00 pm, your 12 month old should wake between 3:00-4:00 pm. This will allow them to have a 3.5-4 hour wake window from the end of the nap until bedtime. Having a full wake window before bed makes it easier for your baby to fall asleep and sleep through the night.

How much should a 1 year old eat?#anchor

After 12 months of age, solids become a little one’s primary source of nutrition. Please know it’s normal to see growth and weight gain slow after a child’s first birthday. If you feel like this transition is causing sleep disruptions, my blog on solids and baby sleep can help!

Please speak with your pediatrician about any concerns you have regarding how much your one year old is eating.

How much milk should a 12 month old drink?#anchor

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, babies at this age should drink 16-24 ounces of whole milk per day. Keep in mind, the AAP does not recommend introducing whole milk until a baby is at least 12 months old.

For some babies and families, cow’s milk is not the best option. If you have questions about milk alternatives and ensuring your baby gets the nutrition they need for healthy growth and development, please speak with your pediatrician.

How do we make the transition from breastmilk or formula to whole milk? How do we transition to whole milk for a 1 year old?#anchor

How exactly this transition works is a matter of preference (usually your baby’s preference). Some families find that a cold turkey approach works well, where they simply switch milk for formula or breastmilk. If a baby is willing to drink whole milk, this can work perfectly. Other babies prefer a more gradual approach. Here’s how that can work: Start by mixing one ounce of whole milk in with breastmilk or prepared formula. Every few days, gradually increase the amount of whole milk and decrease the amount of formula or breastmilk in each offering. You can go as fast or slow as your little one needs.

For nursing families, please know that if nursing continues to work for your family, there is no pressure to stop nursing and transition to whole milk just because your baby turned one.

If your one year old will not drink whole milk, you have any questions or concerns about their intake, or you aren’t sure if milk or a milk alternative would be best for your baby, be sure to check with your pediatrician.

When should my baby transition from a bottle to a sippy cup? How do I wean the bottle or transition from a bottle to a cup?#anchor

According to the AAP, children should be fully transitioned from a bottle to a cup between 12 and 24 months. Now is a great time to introduce a cup if you haven’t already.

How you transition from a bottle to a cup depends on your baby and your comfort. Here are 2 options:

Cold Turkey: Simply throw out your bottles and use a cup for all milk and water. For some, this is a perfect approach because it’s a clear transitional point. To your baby, bottles are just not an option any longer. “Bottles are all gone. You’re so big! You can use a cup.”
Gradual Transition: Try switching from a bottle to a cup for one feeding. Instead of offering the bottle cuddled up on the couch, offer a cup of milk at the table with a snack or meal. Every few days, do this with one more bottle feeding. Don’t worry: this doesn’t mean cuddles are a thing of the past, but rather that cuddles aren’t connected with bottle feedings anymore. If you’re trying this gradual approach, it’s often best to start with midday feedings.

Expert Tip: When choosing a cup, you may need to experiment with different cup options to find what works best for your baby. Some babies love straw cups while others prefer open cups. Some may love the comfort of their already familiar “water cup” for milk, while others may do best with a brand new style of cup (like a straw cup instead of an open cup) for their milk. Keep in mind, it’s best to avoid cups with hard spouts.

If your baby is used to nursing or being fed to sleep and you’re wondering how they’ll be able to fall asleep after weaning, the 5-24 Month Collection is a fully customizable step-by-step guide that will keep you emotionally connected to your baby while helping them learn to fall asleep and go back to sleep without being fed to sleep.

How do I stop bottle feeding or breastfeeding my 12 month old at bedtime? How do I wean the bedtime bottle?#anchor

When you’re ready to drop your baby’s bedtime bottle or nursing session, you’ll want to start by shifting the timing of the bedtime feeding. Perhaps you offer it right before snuggling and turning out the lights. It might look like this:

Text version of Dropping the Bedtime Bottle: Starting Point table

Bath
Pajamas and Sleep Sack
Books
Bedtime Bottle/Feeding
Snuggle and Turn Out Lights
Say Goodnight

Step 1: For the next few days, shift that bedtime nursing session or bottle feeding a bit earlier in the routine. Think: offer the feeding just before reading books, like this:

Text version of Dropping the Bedtime Bottle: Step #1 table

Bath
Pajamas and Sleep Sack
Bedtime Feeding
Books
Snuggle and Turn Out Lights
Say Goodnight

Step 2: A few nights after that, shift the feeding out into the living room before your baby takes a bath. Here’s what that would look like:

Text version of Dropping the Bedtime Bottle: Step #2 table

Feeding (in the living room)
Bath
Pajamas and Sleep Sack
Books
Snuggle and Turn Out Lights
Say Goodnight

Step 3: Once that feeding is before the bedtime routine truly begins (out in the living room) for a few days, you can transition from a bottle or nursing session to a sippy cup when you’re ready. Please remember, if nursing is still working for your family, there’s no reason to transition this feeding to a cup.

What are some 12 month old milestones? #anchor

Here are a few milestones that you may notice around 12 months :

Standing unsupported
Taking a few steps without assistance
Going from standing to sitting independently
Flipping through pages of a book
Responding to their name
Following simple commands
Showing an attachment to a certain object or toy

Each new milestone your baby achieves is so exciting, but please know these milestones are based on age ranges and every baby develops at their own pace. Make sure to speak with your pediatrician if you have any questions or concerns about your baby’s development.

What are some activities I can do with my 12 month old? #anchor

Here are some ideas to entertain and engage with your one year old:

Try stacking activities with objects around the house or something like this block set. Stacking helps build cognitive and fine motor skills.
Explore sensory play together. Make taste-safe play dough together, dump a cup of Cheerios into a small bin and add some spoons and scoops, or simply fill up the bath and let your little one play.
Play with a busy board. Little ones at this age love zippers, strings, buttons, and snaps. Don’t have a busy board? Try letting your little one flip the light switch on and off.
Encourage some role-play with toys or household items that allow your baby to mimic everyday life (They love this!). Things like a toy stethoscope, a hairbrush to brush their doll’s hair, measuring cups to “make recipes,” a small broom to “help with cleaning. “
Make music! Music is always a good idea (and a great way to stretch a wake window). Create a homemade band with pots and pans or something like this xylophone.

What time should my 12 month old go to bed?#anchor

I recommend a bedtime between 7:00-8:00 pm. This sweet spot bedtime can help your 12 month old fall asleep and stay asleep during the night. If your one year old’s bedtime is currently outside of this range and sleep is going well, don’t worry about making any changes.

On the other hand, if bedtime is after 8:00 pm and your little one is taking longer than 20 minutes to fall asleep, having false start bedtimes, not sleeping through the night, or waking earlier than 6:00 am, consider shifting bedtime just a bit earlier for a couple of weeks to see if it helps.

You may also have some days when things don’t go as you planned. Consider shifting bedtime earlier than 7:00 pm if:

Daytime sleep was less than 2-2.5 hours total.
A nap was short or refused.
Your 12 month old has been awake at least 3 hours and is really struggling to make it to bedtime, especially if they are sick.

If bedtime is a struggle and you’re not sure where to start, see the blog Creating a Bedtime Routine for some helpful tips.

How much sleep does a 12 month old need? #anchor

A 12 month old needs about 13-15 hours of sleep in a 24-hour period. Our goal for this total looks like 2.5-3 hours of daytime sleep and 10-12 hours of overnight sleep. I find that babies who are on the higher end of the range for night sleep are often on the lower end of the range for daytime sleep and vice versa.

Is there a 12 month sleep regression? #anchor

Yes, I often see sudden changes in sleep around a baby’s first birthday. Your one year old is experiencing major strides in physical, cognitive, and emotional development, and these can often impact sleep. My best advice for dealing with the 12 month sleep regression is to be consistent. Often, making changes to your baby’s healthy sleep habits during a sleep regression can turn a little bump in the road into an ongoing sleep struggle. If you’ve been struggling for more than a short time, please know that I can help you with a holistic and fully customizable approach to sleep so you can establish great sleep, even in the midst of a regression.

Does my 12 month old need a sleep sack? #anchor

A sleep sack is a great option for your 12 month old! While the American Academy of Pediatrics says it is safe to introduce a blanket after your baby turns one year old, I’ve found that blankets aren’t usually the best option for a 12 month old. As you’ve probably noticed, babies this age move a lot in their sleep! With all of this movement overnight, that blanket is probably not going to stay on your baby, which means that it won’t keep them warm. One of the benefits of a sleep sack is that it moves with your baby throughout the night to keep them warm and comfortable. If you’re wondering what your baby should wear under a sleep sack, check out my blog Dress Your Baby for Comfortable Sleep.

Another benefit of a sleep sack is that zipping it up cues your baby’s brain to switch to sleepy-time mode and helps prepare your 12 month old for a nap or bedtime! Sleep sacks may also help prevent crawling out of the crib. We want your little one to practice new skills (like standing, climbing, or walking) during awake time. Wearing a sleep sack can help deter practicing while in the crib.

When can my baby sleep with a blanket or a lovey? #anchor

Your baby can sleep with a blanket or lovey after they turn one year old. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that a baby’s sleep environment is bare (except for a fitted sheet) for the first 12 months. This includes loose bedding, blankets, stuffed animals, comfort objects, and pillows. Once they turn 12 months, a lovey or a small blanket can be introduced.

When choosing a lovey for your one year old, make sure it is:

Soft: You don’t want your child hurting themselves when rolling on it at night.
Free of loose parts and choking hazards: No button eyes or removable parts.
An appropriate size: Think small enough to pick up and hold independently, but big enough to snuggle.

Expert Tip: I recommend having 1 (or 2 or 3) identical backup comfort objects in case the current lovey needs a bath or gets misplaced. Alternate between them so they have the same look and feel.

Please check with your pediatrician if you have any concerns about introducing a lovey.

How do I introduce a lovey?#anchor

After 12 months, the American Academy of Pediatrics says that a lovey is safe for sleep. Here’s how you can introduce it to your little one:

1. Prepare to introduce the lovey.#anchor

Choose your lovey carefully, making sure it’s soft, free of loose parts and choking hazards, and an appropriate size. Be sure to have a duplicate (or several) on hand in case you need it. Consider sleeping with or snuggling with the lovey yourself so that it smells familiar when you introduce it to your child.

2. Incorporate the lovey into every day life. #anchor

When you snuggle with your baby, hold the lovey close and rub it along their cheek. When going on walks, tuck the lovey into the stroller with your little one. In the car, offer the lovey to your child to hold and cuddle.

3. Make the lovey part of your bedtime routine.#anchor

Encourage your little one to hold the lovey during bedtime books. If your lovey is a stuffed animal, kiss it goodnight and give your baby a chance to do the same.

4. Be patient.#anchor

An emotional connection to a lovey or comfort object takes time. Your little one may not seem interested at first. Keep offering opportunities to interact or snuggle with the lovey, and just know that whether your child chooses to bond with a lovey is up to them.

Can a 1 year old sleep in a toddler bed?#anchor

I find most 12 month olds sleep best in a crib. Little ones at this age are simply not yet developmentally capable of understanding the need to stay in bed or resisting any urges they may have to leave a bed. If your little one is sitting or standing in the crib, be sure that you have the crib mattress in the lowest position, and consider adding a sleep sack to prevent climbing out of the crib.

Please remember that if you choose to transition to a toddler bed or use a Montessori bed, your child will likely roam free in the room at night. This requires that the entire room be as safe as a “crib” at that point. What does that look like? Removing toys from the room, eliminating any potential hazards, anchoring furniture to the walls, etc. Check out my Ultimate Guide to Transitioning to a Toddler Bed for more help with this transition when you’re ready.

Can you sleep train a 12 month old? #anchor

Yes! It’s never too late to have a great little sleeper! If you decide you want to help your one year old learn to sleep independently, the 5–24 Month Collection can help. It’s a holistic plan that allows you to remain emotionally connected to your little one throughout the process. The classes are completely customizable with a step-by-step plan for consolidated nights, solid naps and managing all the bumps along the way.

Still have a 11 month old? Check out 11 month sleep schedules. Already have a 13 month old? I’ve got you covered with my 13 month old sleep schedules.

MADOU “Kindergarten No. 7 “Sun”

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Municipal Autonomous Preschool Educational Institution
“Kindergarten No. 7 “Sun”
Korsakov urban district of the Sakhalin region.

Full name of the educational organization Municipal Autonomous Preschool Educational Institution “Kindergarten No. 7 “Solnyshko” of the Korsakov City District of the Sakhalin Region Abbreviated name of the institution MADOU “Kindergarten No. 7 “Solnyshko” Head – Saydan Tatyana Alexandrovna

Address of the institution: Russia, 694020, Sakhalin Region, Korsakov, st. Parkovaya, 4. Tel. (fax) 8 (42435) 4-41-80 [email protected], [email protected]

Level of education – Preschool

Form of education – Full-time

Regulatory term of study: Basic 6 years, additional 2 years.

Office hours: Daily from 07.30-19.30 Weekend Saturday Sunday Public holidays.

Manager’s work schedule: Monday-Thursday from 8:30 to 17:15 Friday from 8:30 to 17:00 Lunch from 12:30 to 14:00.

Reception hours for parents (legal representatives) Tuesday, Thursday from 14.00 to 17.00

The main structural unit of a preschool educational institution is a group of preschool children.

Currently, the institution operates 9groups, of which:

1 group for young children – from 1.6 to 2 years;

1 group for young children – from 2 to 3 years;

7 groups for preschool children – from 3 to 8 years old;

The payroll in our kindergarten is 236 children from 1.6 to 8 years old.

Preschool education is carried out in general developmental groups in accordance with the educational program of the educational institution.

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As part of the All-Russian competition for the best Ecolyat Snow Town – 2023, the Ecolyat Snow Town – 2023 was created in preschool educational organizations and general educational organizations of the Sakhalin Region on the territory of the Kindergarten No. 7 “Solnyshko”.

The snowy town is presented in the form of the Ecolyat Winter Zoo. Fairy tale characters Ecolyat – Clever, Naughty, Tikhonya and Yolochka introduce children to animals that live where it is always cold and snowy – at the North and South Poles.

Ecolyat Zoo is located on three levels of snow composition. On the lower level is the Reindeer camp. Naughty talks about what they eat and how they keep warm in the winter cold. If you climb the stairs above – you can get to the family of penguins. Quiet and Clever tell the children about the life of penguins, how they get food and hatch eggs. And if you go further along the path, you can see the parking lot of a polar bear, which regales itself on fish. The Christmas tree tells the children that the polar bear is the largest predatory animal on the planet, how it lives among the endless snows, what it eats, how it raises offspring.

Fairy-tale characters of Ecolyat – Clever, Naughty, Tikhonya and Yolochka not only acquaint pupils with animals and their habitat, but also teach careful and attentive attitude to the animal world.

Schedule of work of MBDOU kindergarten No. 321 of the city of Samara

In MBDOU kindergarten No. 321, o. Samara has a working five-day week during the calendar year.

Days of the week	Opening hours
Monday	7.00-19.00
Tuesday	7.00-19.00
Medium	7.00-19.00
Thursday	7.00-19.00
Friday	7. 00-19.00
Saturday, Sunday, holidays	Weekend

Reception days: Monday from 14.00 to 17.00

Opening hours

Position	Days of the week
	Monday	Tuesday	Medium	Thursday	Friday
Manager	9.00–17.00
Senior caregiver	8.30–16.42
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Chef	1. Question of the day for prek: Free Question of the Day for Pre-K & Kindergarten Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 3:24 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Free Question of the Day for Pre-K & Kindergarten This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. View our full disclosure policy here. Fall is in full swing and that means cooler weather, leaves changing, and some of our favorite holidays! We are excited about all the fall-themed activities and the yummy treats that we enjoy this time of year. With Thanksgiving right around the corner, now is the perfect time to talk about some of our favorite things we are thankful for, like dessert… especially pie! This free Question of the Day for Pre-K, Transitional Kindergarten, & Kindergarten will have your students excited to share what their favorite Thanksgiving pie is! Grab the whole Question of the Day BUNDLE in our shop, or hop on over to purchase it on Teachers Pay Teachers and be set for the whole year! Free Question of the Day for Pre-K & Kindergarten This pie-themed question, “Which pie do you like the most?”* is great for holidays like Thanksgiving when we are enjoying ALL the sweet treats we can (sometimes too much!). There are 4 answers for students to choose from: blueberry, cherry, pumpkin, and apple. We also included a response sheet for kiddos that are ready for more writing. There are also editable name tags for graphing or voting! Ways to Use the Question of the Day As teachers, we know that most students love to share their thoughts and stories. That’s why I like to use our Questions of the Day during our Morning Meeting or Circle Time. It’s great to take their enthusiasm and turn it into a super fun group activity! You can use the editable name tags to customize this activity and add an extra level of excitement. The students love seeing their own names printed out! After talking about all of the delicious varieties of pie, it’s time to take a class vote. When it is their turn to vote, the kids come up and place their name tags with the card that shows their favorite piece of pie. You can choose to display the votes vertically or horizontally in the pocket chart. This is a great opportunity to model graphing two different ways! Be sure to laminate the question and pie cards for use year after year! Use the response sheet as an extension of the class vote and graphing activity OR a fun morning arrival task. The response sheet includes a sentence prompt that says, “My favorite pie is ______ because ______.” for students that are ready to show off their early writing skills. The pie names are printed on the response sheet for early learners that may need a little more support. When they are done they can draw and color a picture of their favorite pie! With so many options for using this free Question of the Day, it’s perfect for any Pre-K, TK, or Kindergarten classroom! 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Author Recent Posts The Kindergarten Connection Alex and the TKC team work together to bring you the best resources and activities for Pre-K and Kindergarten. It is our hope that this content helps you stress less and gain confidence in your classroom. Visit Alex on Instagram @thekindergartenconnection for more content and behind the scenes. Latest posts by The Kindergarten Connection (see all) Best Would You Rather Questions for Kids Share Email Would You Rather is a wonderful game for engaging young children and teaching them to think and reason. Play it at home, in class, while driving or prepping dinner. This is a fun collection of Would You Rather questions for preschoolers, kindergarteners and even older kids. It’s fun for all ages, including adults, so be sure to tweak the questions to make them age-appropriate if you’re playing it with small children. To play the game, give children a choice between two options and ask them to justify their choice with reasons. The options can be things you’d rather be, rather have, rather do, etc. This game teaches critical thinking skills, an important part of a child’s cognitive development in early childhood. It also builds vocabulary, decision-making skills and listening skills. Would You Rather is a fun way to get kids used to answer open-ended questions. It gives them a chance to think about the choices and find words to explain the option they prefer. At first, it will be very difficult for a young preschooler to put into words why they’ve made a certain choice, but with time and maturity, they will learn to organize their thoughts and ‘argue’ their reasoning. This game is also fun for engaging in a friendly debate and learning to listen to other’s viewpoints. Teach kids that it’s ok to change your mind as you think things through. Some of these are silly and funny Would You Rather questions for kids, while others are more serious. 100 Fun Would You Rather Questions for Kids in Preschool and Kindergarten. Here are some good Would You Rather questions for preschool kids. Go through the list and pick just a few ideas to start with. It’s better to unpack one option thoroughly than race through a list of options with young kids. Would you rather be a baby or an adult? Would you rather eat pizza or fruit for breakfast? Would you rather listen or be mischievous? Would you rather be a fairy or a wizard? Would you rather live on the ground or in the ocean? Would you rather be a frog or a kangaroo? Would you rather be a giant or an elf? Would you rather have extra hands or extra feet? Would you rather go camping or visit a beautiful city? Would you rather bathe in chocolate or a milkshake? Would you rather get caught in the rain or the snow? Would you rather be a dentist or a vet? Would you rather be big and scary or small and sly? Would you rather fly on a broom or a magic carpet? Would you rather be a short flamingo or a tall owl? Would you rather have a pet snake or a pet lizard? Would you rather have fins or wings? Would you rather marry a prince or marry a friend? Would you rather live in the desert or in a snowy region? Would you rather be a good witch or a bad one? Would you rather go to Mars or to the moon? Would you rather have straight hair or curly hair? Would you rather be a prince or a princess? Would you rather live in a tree or in an underground burrow? Would you rather be a dragon or a unicorn? Would you rather be funny or smart? Would you rather live in a rainy place or a windy place? Would you rather fly a helicopter or an airplane? Would you rather be a hippopotamus or a giraffe? Would you rather be an animal in the wild or in the zoo? Would you rather be a builder or a scientist? Would you rather make friends with a hyena or a baboon? Would you rather eat a banana or a pear? Would you rather be a painter or a sculptor? Would you rather be tall or smart? Would you rather cook spaghetti or bake biscuits? Would you rather have a pet goldfish or a pet snake? Would you rather learn about animals or people? Would you rather have pink hair or blue hair? Would you rather be an actor or a singer? Would you rather fight a dragon or a dinosaur? Would you rather have super powers or a magic wand? Would you rather eat a snail or a lizard? Would you rather be a good swimmer or a good runner? Would you rather be chased by a leopard or a rhino? Would you rather drive a car or a bus? Would you rather live in a big house or a little house? Would you rather have lots of friends or just a few? Would you rather swim with sharks or crocodiles? Would you rather feel excited or peaceful? Would you rather turn into a cat or a dog? Would you rather climb a mountain or surf the waves? Would you rather be a big tree or a pretty flower? Would you rather be an ant or a whale? Would you rather fight a knight or a cowboy? Would you rather read a funny story or a serious story? Would you rather be Red Riding Hood or the Wolf? Would you rather wash the dishes or sweep the floor? Would you rather cuddle a bear or a dog? Would you rather live in the real world or in a fairy tale? Would you rather read books or play outside? Would you rather have lots of brothers or lots of sisters? Would you rather watch the sun rise or set? Would you rather go to bed late or early? Would you rather be a policeman or a thief? Would you rather go to work or to school? Would you rather be able to read or write? Would you rather have rules at home or no rules? Would you rather listen to a story or music? Would you rather be able to talk or walk? Would you rather turn into a pumpkin or fall like Humpty Dumpty? Would you rather play the piano or the violin? Would you rather be a boy or a girl? Would you rather eat porcupine pie or slug soup? Would you rather go to the beach or have a picnic? Would you rather be a scarecrow or a farmer? Would you rather visit Alice in Wonderland or the giant who lives up the beanstalk? Would you rather sail on a ship or take a rocket into space? Would you rather wear glasses or have braces on your teeth? Would you rather have a peach tree or a lemon tree in your garden? Would you rather be a spider with two legs or a giraffe with 8 legs? Would you rather live on a farm or in a city? Would you rather be a cat that barks or a dog that miaows? Would you rather be a ladybird or an eagle? Would you rather have no eyes or no ears? Would you rather have toys or friends? Would you rather have a quick shower or a long bath? Would you rather swim in a pool or in the sea? Would you rather dream about dragons or unicorns? Would you rather be a fierce lion or a friendly zebra? Would you rather be a fairy godmother or a sorceress? Would you rather ride a horse or race a car? Would you rather play with blocks or read a story? Would you rather have a tail or a horn? Would you rather live in a castle or a cottage? Would you rather watch TV or play video games? Would you rather be a teacher or a student? Would you rather be a shark or a dolphin? Would you rather meet Shrek or Donkey? Would you rather stay a child or become an adult? I hope you like these Would You Rather kids questions and get hours of fun out of them! Here are more fun word games to play in the car or carpet games to play indoors. Get FREE access to Printable Puzzles, Stories, Activity Packs and more! Sign up and you’ll receive a downloadable set of printable puzzles, games and short stories, as well as the Learning Through Play Activity Pack which includes an entire year of activities for 3 to 6-year-olds. Access is free forever. Signing up for a free Grow account is fast and easy and will allow you to bookmark articles to read later, on this website as well as many websites worldwide that use Grow. Share Email you control your children’s life on the Internet? — Snob Anna Bistroff Designer, lecturer in the history and philosophy of fashion If the line is meant to be the divide between “can” and “impossible”, then it does not exist. My children have grown up, and I judge by my granddaughter. She is 11 years old, she is a very good, smart, educated, modern girl, she studies at a decent school. Naturally, he spends all his free time on his phone. Already at the age of 10, an advanced child can find anything on the Internet and bypass any blockages. That is, the deterrent incentive is only upbringing, morality, which is instilled in the family. There are two options: either ban the Internet altogether, or put up with it and just cherish the connection with your child. If there is no connection (no tenderness, no trust), no prohibitions will help – it will only get worse. Yana Sanavio Journalist and blogger A year and a half ago I married an Italian citizen and moved to Lake Como with my 11 year old daughter. The first thing that struck me in local schools was the real “war” against gadgets. Children are strictly forbidden at school not only to turn on the phone, but even to get it out of the backpack. By the way, many children do not have mobile phones at all. Yes, at 11, at 12! If there is any need, for example, the child feels unwell, the mother calls from the teacher’s phone or the teacher himself calls. Thus, the school turns on a powerful “filter”, automatically limiting children’s “hanging out” on the Internet for at least eight hours. No tiktok at recess. Schoolchildren have their own WhatsApp chat, children chat and fool around there, but more often they discuss homework and school affairs. For bad behavior in the chat, they are scolded by teachers who can control it remotely. What is considered bad behavior? Not only “parolacci”, that is, swearing – this is completely suppressed. But long voice messages and any spam are also not welcome. In addition to safety, children are also taught the culture of online communication. At home, each family can set restrictions on the viewing of certain Internet traffic for children, and this is also normal. As for the “edge”, it is very important to strike a balance here: trying to protect children from the dangers of the Internet, not completely cut off their oxygen and not educate a new analog generation that will be afraid of any digital tools. Anton Laptev Satellite communications engineer In today’s world, excessive control, it seems to me, has unfortunately become an absolutely acceptable norm. But many parents should accept the not entirely pleasant fact that children are not their property. It is on this basis that we can talk about building a free society. I grew up in the late 1990s. No control via smartphone and no restrictions on the Internet by parents. I can’t say that I end up with problems in my upbringing. Vice versa. I respect and value people’s personal space. If you instill in children from early childhood that they are under supervision, you can raise a dangerous generation for which this will become the norm. Larisa Babkina Owner of a real estate agency Internet and children are a huge problem nowadays. My grandson is eleven and a half years old and lives in France. Parents do not allow Anton to use the Internet uncontrollably. In the serious school where he studies, telephones are also banned, and, in fact, he does not have a modern mobile phone, only a push-button one, so as not to get lost. However, as soon as I visit the children, I find a bunch of installed games on my phone that I don’t play myself. Anton has the ability to access a computer and games, he learned everything on his own, he has a lot of online friends. Some games are quite aggressive. Therefore, I believe that control over the presence of children in the network is necessary, but complete isolation from the modern world is impossible. Everything should be in moderation. Prepared by Tatyana Sankova Question of the Day: What are your plans for the summer? Komsomolskaya Pravda Search results SocietySociety: QUESTION OF THE DAY June 2, 2023 6:55 The best time of the year has begun – holidays and holidays Question of the Day: What are your plans for the summer?Photo : Ekaterina MARTINOVICH Vitaly Milonov, State Duma deputy, artilleryman in the NVO zone: – I have not been to the west for a long time, for example, in Kiev. The immediate plans are to continue work near Gorlovka. Fine weather, fresh air, when there is no gunpowder burning. Sometimes I am allowed to stay with my family for two or three days. I will not physically be able to attend meetings in the State Duma, and the spring session will end without me. If they let me go from the front for a week, I will try to spend my vacation with the children near St. Petersburg. Ekaterina Lakhova, Women’s Union of Russia: – Summer is like this: all women’s councils across the country are charged with work with humanitarian aid. Who sews camouflage nets, who collects parcels. A large volume has now left the Altai Territory. Six people from us will go to the economic forum in St. Petersburg. Vacation – 10 days – I will spend at the dacha near Moscow. Nikolai Kolyada, director: – We flew with the theater to the Mineralnye Vody, from here on the train – and to the Crimea. There is a children’s festival, we will play “The Golden Key” and the fairy tale “Zhikharka” – until June 10. Then on June 15, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of our prima Tamara Zimina, we show the premiere of The Glass Menagerie. On June 20, the Kolyada place festival will begin, 30 performances will be shown by 23 theaters from different cities and countries – with the participation of students from the Ural Drama School. Then in Vladivostok I will teach how to write plays for a week. And on August 2 we start a new season. Franz Klintsevich, Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans: – I will take my grandchildren and granddaughters to Belarus – they have never been to my homeland. And in August I plan to open the first stage of the temple-monument at the junction of the three republics. In the Smolensk region, next to the military field, there is a monument where 15,041 names of those who died in Afghanistan have already been carved on marble slabs. There is both a church and a pantheon of the fallen from all 15 republics of the Union. Sergey Rost, actor and screenwriter: – Filming is possible, but I can’t name the project yet. Of course, in Russia. I play the play “Dear Pamela” in St. Petersburg and in Moscow. Vacation, if any, no more than a week. I’ll try to go to the sea. Either to Turkey or to Sochi. I have nothing to bring to the Kinotavr festival this year. If they invite me, I will come. Roman Vilfand, scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center: – The plans are simple: two months of work, a month – at the dacha on vacation in the Moscow region. Probably in August. Sergey Golov, President of the Union of Travel Agencies: – Along with tourism, I was engaged in construction in Turkey and also built a house for myself there, two and a half kilometers from the coast. At sea, it is necessary to make repairs every two years due to dampness. I will fly in July. 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Bank teller positions are typically filled with people who build relationships quickly with a diverse group of people, maintain trust and provide high quality service while performing highly repetitive tasks. Job Description and Responsibilities A person working as a Bank Leader spends most of their time assisting bank customers and credit union members with financial transactions. Customer transactions include cash checks or depositing money into a checking or savings account, ordering physical checks, transferring money between bank accounts, processing bank transfers, issuing cashier’s checks, and assisting with personal credit, mortgages, or credit card payments. The banker must verify the person’s identity to ensure compliance with money laundering regulations. Verifying the identity of a bank customer requires a person to provide personal information such as full name, date of birth, social security number, or personal addresses. Bank tellers are also responsible for answering questions asked by current or potential bank customers. Common queries include current savings, savings or loan account balance, status of written or deposited checks, status of personal loan or mortgage application, and location of ATMs or fees. In addition, bank tellers must have a good understanding of each of their financial institution’s products in order to offer recommendations. Bank tellers also open accounts for new bank customers or credit union members, either through the financial institution’s online platform or by paper application. Checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit, personal loans, and credit cards require a different application process, and bank tellers should be aware of the requirements needed to create and fund each type of account. Bank tellers do not typically handle the mortgage application process as there are more specific requirements and rules for home loan applications. Experienced bank tellers may also supervise other tellers. Oversight often includes coordinating daily schedules and break times, so the checkout line is always staffed. Similarly, authorized bank tellers create and maintain weekly or monthly schedules for other tellers and bank employees. If a customer complaint arises, bank tellers with supervisory experience resolve it before involving a bank manager or shift supervisor. One of the most important aspects of the job description of a bank teller is managing his cash drawer. At the end of each business day, bank tellers count the money collected in their drawers to ensure an overall balance that reflects the correct amount deposited and withdrawn during the day. If the bank counter box does not balance or is not equal to the daily transaction amounts plus the opening balance, the calculations must be redone until the box is balanced or an error is discovered. Education and training Most financial institutions do not require college education for potential bank tellers as this position is an entry level job. However, a high school diploma or GED is required for almost all bank teller positions. Some financial institutions require one or two years of customer service or cash drawer experience before offering a position as a bank teller. Entry-level counters receive on-the-job training from more experienced counters. This is usually done by shadowing work to find out how transactions are completed and customer requests are addressed. The application process, cash counting and customer verification are carried out in the first few weeks after the start of bank verification. Some financial institutions provide additional training for bank tellers who can complete customer transactions quickly and successfully while maintaining a balanced cash drawer. Banks and credit unions offer a variety of internal certifications that allow bank tellers to move to positions that require a higher degree of responsibility, such as chief teller, loan officer, or member service representative. Advancement in the career of a bank teller usually means moving into a position focusing on a specific product offered by a financial institution. Skills Since dealing with bank tellers is the first interaction that customers and members have with a bank or credit union, bank tellers need to have certain customer service skills. Individuals must be able to maintain a friendly demeanor with bank customers even when complaints or disputes arise, and they must invoke a high degree of reliability in every transaction. Bank tellers must also be able to perform basic arithmetic quickly and accurately. The number of transactions can run into the hundreds on any given day, with most of them involving cash deposits and withdrawals. It is imperative that bank counters account for cash with speed and accuracy in order to maintain a balanced drawer at the end of each business day. Salary Bank tellers earn an average annual salary of $24, $940, or $11. 99 per hour, according to 2012 data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. In addition to the base salary, some financial institutions offer bonuses or bank teller commissions based on the number of transactions made each day, the number of cross-sells of other banking or credit products, or the number of new accounts opened. Modeller salary: 3D Modeler Salary \| Salary.com Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 3:11 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Modeller Salary in Australia (July, 2023) – SEEK Modeller Salary in Australia (July, 2023) – SEEK Jobs Courses Businesses for sale Volunteering Job search Profile Career advice Company reviews Job search Profile Career advice Company reviews Australia Hong Kong Indonesia Malaysia New Zealand Philippines Singapore Thailand Employer site Courses Businesses for sale Volunteering Job search Profile Career advice Company reviews Discover the salary range for Modeller roles to make an informed choice about your career. Explore careers Modeller What can I earn as a Modeller? Annual salary How does your salary compare? Enter your annual salary Location Australia Did you find this helpful? Source: Salary insights are based on full-time salary ranges disclosed by hirers on SEEK job ads. 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All rights reserved What is a “Good” Salary for a 3D Modeler? – DegreeQuery.com As prospective candidates look into the salary potential of a 3D modeler, they are often trying to gauge how well off they would be given this career path. Doing this type of analysis is extremely important as it will let the person know exactly what to expect. Unfortunately, there are a lot of obstacles when it comes to figuring out the right numbers. Most salary research is based on information available on the internet. Also, some individuals might be able to conduct professional inquires of current 3D modelers to see how much they are earning. Inquires alone, however, are overly unreliable because they will represent a limited amount of data that seldom accurately reflect the market. Hence why online research tends to be the curious modeler’s best friend. DegreeQuery.com is an advertising-supported site. Featured or trusted partner programs and all school search, finder, or match results are for schools that compensate us. This compensation does not influence our school rankings, resource guides, or other editorially-independent information published on this site. Who is a 3D Modeler and What Do They Do? Before delving into figuring out a “good” salary of a 3D modeler, it is important to do a basic overview of what exactly 3D modelers do. Although it is fairly self-explanatory, the 3D part of their role refers to their creation of three-dimensional projects. The “modeler” part further clarifies what kind of projects they do by qualifying that they built models. Even individuals who may not have much experience with this field will often know that visual models include everything from complex animations to simple visual effects. Also, these professionals usually handle jobs tied to the video game, film, or advertising sector. Quantifying a ‘Good’ Salary While it is somewhat possible to quantify a good salary based on some average figures, readers should realize that the word ‘good’ in itself is dangerously subjective. Although the current average salary for a 3D modeler average around $60,000, that figure does not explain the matter. To be able to gauge it against the industry, cost of living, and many other relevant factors, the candidates have to consider the following: Region; Level of responsibility Experience and knowledge Expectations Any given salary should be cross-referenced with the appropriateness of the four constituents above. Only then will a candidate be able to truthfully determine whether the salary is good. Region Obviously, 3D modelers operate all over the world. The same applies to the United States where they can be found in practically every single one of the 50 states. Therefore, there are going to be significant discrepancies between what one’s salary is worth when looked at beyond the face-value of the dollar figures. To understand this a little better, consider the following scenario. A future 3D modeler is interviewing a current modeler from New York. During their conversation, he finds out that the New-York-based 3D modeler is earning $60,000 per year. Such a figure may not sound bad at first. According to CNBC, the average salary for all jobs in the nation falls short of this amount as it sits at $56,516. What the prospective 3D modeler failed to take into the account was the region in question. New York has one of the highest costs of living in the United States and the mentioned salary of $60,000 would only translate to about $22,000 if we were talking about Cleveland, for example. Due to this, it is important to be aware that those $60,000 would offer a sub-par style of living to any New Yorker. Hence the crucial significance of knowing how to identify the impact that a certain region has on the earnings. Level of Responsibility After going through the region-based research, which is easily the most important part of the process, one has to look into the level of responsibility. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for any type of multimedia artist and animator is $72,520. People working as 3D modelers will fall in this category. Expectedly, however, the level of responsibility between different multimedia artist and animator positions is going to vary. So, an inexperienced 3D modeler is not going to earn as much as someone who is the director of an animating department. Yet both of their income figures would be included in the calculation of that $72,520 number. Experience and Knowledge Next, the candidate has to decide if the salary is appropriate for their level of knowledge and technical skill. Not to forget that any prior experience portrays a major role. According to research conducted by PayScale, the artists in this market will see a $6,000 increase in pay after three to four years, $16,000 after eight to nine years, and about $26,000 after 18-19 years. Thus, the candidates should look into how any offered salaries compare against those figures given their pre-existing experience levels and proficiency. Expectations Finally, although expectations are subjective, they still play an important role in determining whether a 3D modeler deems his or her salary as ‘good’. This particular point is approached with a mindset that the candidate’s expectations are reasonable. Luckily, this part is very easy as the 3D modeler in question simply has to ask themselves if they are satisfied. If the answer is yes, then the salary can be deemed ‘good’. If the answer is no, the modeler should look into the reasons why they are unsatisfied. In case that their reasons do not seem fair, they should simply adjust expectations. Therefore, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other major researchers list the current average salary for 3D modelers between $60,000 and $70,000, those figures alone are futile. The reason why is that salaries succumb to local markets that distort and ruin comparability by putting pressure on them via costs of living, inflation, supply and demand, and so on. Thus, the only way to positively state whether a salary for a 3D modeler is good is to conduct in-depth analysis based on previously depicted steps. Related Resources: What Degree Do I Need To Be An Animator? What Can I Do With An Art Degree? What is the Median Salary for an Animator? What is a Typical Day in the Life of an Animator? What Does an Animator Do? Is it Easy to Work for Myself as an Animator? Are Their Certain Parts of the Country Where It’s Easier to Find a Job as an Animator? 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Best schools in naples fl: Top 10 Best Naples, FL Public Schools (2023) Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 3:11 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Top 10 Best Naples, FL Public Schools (2023) School (Math and Reading Proficiency) Location Grades Students Rank: #11. Lorenzo Walker Technical High School Vocational School Math: 90-94% \| Reading: 88% Rank: Top 1% Add to Compare 3702 Estey Ave Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-0900 Grades: 9-12 \| 586 students Rank: #22. Pelican Marsh Elementary School Math: 87% \| Reading: 83% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 9480 Airport Rd N Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-7900 Grades: PK-5 \| 636 students Rank: #33. Sea Gate Elementary School Math: 86% \| Reading: 81% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 650 Seagate Dr Naples, FL 34103 (239) 377-8300 Grades: PK-5 \| 682 students Rank: #44. Laurel Oak Elementary School Math: 82% \| Reading: 77% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 7800 Immokalee Rd Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-7400 Grades: PK-5 \| 1,072 students Rank: #55. Veterans Memorial Elementary School Math: 78% \| Reading: 79% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 15960 Veterans Memorial Blvd Naples, FL 34110 (239) 377-8800 Grades: PK-5 \| 724 students Rank: #66. Mason Classical Academy Charter School Math: 75% \| Reading: 81% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 3073 S Horseshoe Dr Ste 104 Naples, FL 34104 (239) 227-2838 Grades: K-12 \| 907 students Rank: #77. Vineyards Elementary School Math: 79% \| Reading: 75% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 6225 Arbor Blvd W Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-8700 Grades: PK-5 \| 853 students Rank: #88. Lake Park Elementary School Math: 76% \| Reading: 77% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 1295 14th Ave N Naples, FL 34102 (239) 377-7200 Grades: PK-5 \| 506 students Rank: #99. Osceola Elementary School Math: 78% \| Reading: 74% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 5770 Osceola Trl Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-7800 Grades: PK-5 \| 639 students Rank: #1010. North Naples Middle School Math: 79% \| Reading: 73% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 16165 Learning Ln Naples, FL 34110 (239) 377-4600 Grades: 6-8 \| 890 students Rank: #1111. Corkscrew Elementary School Math: 76% \| Reading: 73% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 1065 County Road 858 Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6500 Grades: PK-5 \| 691 students Rank: #1212. Gulfview Middle School Math: 78% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 255 6th St S Naples, FL 34102 (239) 377-4000 Grades: 6-8 \| 604 students Rank: #1313. Pine Ridge Middle School Math: 74% \| Reading: 70% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 1515 Pine Ridge Rd Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-5000 Grades: 6-8 \| 913 students Rank: #1414. Oakridge Middle School Math: 75% \| Reading: 67% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 14975 Collier Blvd Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-4800 Grades: 6-8 \| 1,121 students Rank: #1515. Estates Elementary School Math: 70% \| Reading: 67% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 5945 Everglades Blvd N Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6600 Grades: PK-5 \| 648 students Rank: #1616. Barron Collier High School Math: 62% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 5600 Cougar Dr Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-1200 Grades: 9-12 \| 1,721 students Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18. Poinciana Elementary School Math: 64% \| Reading: 63% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 2825 Airport Rd N Naples, FL 34105 (239) 377-8100 Grades: PK-5 \| 496 students Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18. Sabal Palm Elementary School Math: 64% \| Reading: 63% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 4095 18th Ave Ne Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-8200 Grades: PK-5 \| 557 students Rank: #1919. Corkscrew Middle School Math: 68% \| Reading: 59% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 1165 County Road 858 Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-3400 Grades: 6-8 \| 875 students Rank: #2020. Gulf Coast High School Math: 57% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 7878 Shark Way Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-1400 Grades: 9-12 \| 2,439 students Rank: #2121. Big Cypress Elementary School Math: 63% \| Reading: 61% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 3250 Golden Gate Blvd W Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6300 Grades: PK-5 \| 782 students Rank: #2222. Naples Park Elementary School Math: 65-69% \| Reading: 55-59% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 685 111th Ave N Naples, FL 34108 (239) 377-7700 Grades: PK-5 \| 356 students Rank: #2323. Palmetto Elementary School Math: 63% \| Reading: 58% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 3000 10th Ave Se Naples, FL 34117 (239) 377-9100 Grades: PK-5 \| 457 students Rank: #2424. Ecollier Academy Math: 55% \| Reading: 64% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 4600 Santa Barbara Blvd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-9704 Grades: K-12 \| 1,181 students Rank: #2525. Calusa Park Elementary School Math: 59% \| Reading: 56% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 4600 Santa Barbara Blvd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-6400 Grades: PK-5 \| 614 students Rank: #2626. Gulf Coast Charter Academy South Charter School Math: 54% \| Reading: 57% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 215 Airport Pulling Rd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 784-1539 Grades: K-8 \| 708 students Rank: #2727. Manatee Elementary School Math: 58% \| Reading: 51% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 1880 Manatee Rd Naples, FL 34114 (239) 377-7600 Grades: PK-5 \| 547 students Rank: #2828. Cypress Palm Middle School Math: 54% \| Reading: 51% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 4255 18th Ave Ne Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-5200 Grades: 6-8 \| 702 students Rank: #2929. Golden Terrace Elementary School Math: 57% \| Reading: 49% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 2711 44th Ter Sw Naples, FL 34116 (239) 377-7000 Grades: PK-5 \| 434 students Rank: #3030. Lavern Gaynor Elementary School Math: 55-59% \| Reading: 45-49% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 2965 44th Terrace Sw Naples, FL 34116 (239) 354-2204 Grades: PK-5 \| 281 students Rank: #3131. Manatee Middle School Math: 61% \| Reading: 43% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 1920 Manatee Rd Naples, FL 34114 (239) 377-4400 Grades: 6-8 \| 872 students Rank: #3232. Naples High School Math: 47% \| Reading: 52% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 1100 Golden Eagle Cir Naples, FL 34102 (239) 377-2200 Grades: 9-12 \| 1,784 students Rank: #3333. Collier Charter Academy Charter School Math: 43% \| Reading: 55% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 12101 Immokalee Rd Naples, FL 34120 (239) 330-3810 Grades: K-8 \| 682 students Rank: #3434. Parkside Elementary School Math: 54% \| Reading: 45% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 5322 Texas Ave Naples, FL 34113 (239) 377-8900 Grades: PK-5 \| 572 students Rank: #3535. East Naples Middle School Math: 56% \| Reading: 44% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 4100 Estey Ave Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-3600 Grades: 6-8 \| 890 students Show 22 more public schools in Naples, FL (out of 57 total schools) Loading… Top 10 Best Collier County Public Schools (2023) School (Math and Reading Proficiency) Location Grades Students Rank: #11. Lorenzo Walker Technical High School Vocational School Math: 90-94% \| Reading: 88% Rank: Top 1% Add to Compare 3702 Estey Ave Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-0900 Grades: 9-12 \| 586 students Rank: #22. Pelican Marsh Elementary School Math: 87% \| Reading: 83% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 9480 Airport Rd N Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-7900 Grades: PK-5 \| 636 students Rank: #33. Sea Gate Elementary School Math: 86% \| Reading: 81% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 650 Seagate Dr Naples, FL 34103 (239) 377-8300 Grades: PK-5 \| 682 students Rank: #44. Laurel Oak Elementary School Math: 82% \| Reading: 77% Rank: Top 5% Add to Compare 7800 Immokalee Rd Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-7400 Grades: PK-5 \| 1,072 students Rank: #55. Tommie Barfield Elementary School Math: 84% \| Reading: 75% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 101 Kirkwood St Marco Island, FL 34145 (239) 377-8500 Grades: PK-5 \| 451 students Rank: #66. Veterans Memorial Elementary School Math: 78% \| Reading: 79% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 15960 Veterans Memorial Blvd Naples, FL 34110 (239) 377-8800 Grades: PK-5 \| 724 students Rank: #77. Mason Classical Academy Charter School Math: 75% \| Reading: 81% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 3073 S Horseshoe Dr Ste 104 Naples, FL 34104 (239) 227-2838 Grades: K-12 \| 907 students Rank: #88. Vineyards Elementary School Math: 79% \| Reading: 75% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 6225 Arbor Blvd W Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-8700 Grades: PK-5 \| 853 students Rank: #99. Lake Park Elementary School Math: 76% \| Reading: 77% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 1295 14th Ave N Naples, FL 34102 (239) 377-7200 Grades: PK-5 \| 506 students Rank: #1010. Osceola Elementary School Math: 78% \| Reading: 74% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 5770 Osceola Trl Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-7800 Grades: PK-5 \| 639 students Rank: #1111. North Naples Middle School Math: 79% \| Reading: 73% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 16165 Learning Ln Naples, FL 34110 (239) 377-4600 Grades: 6-8 \| 890 students Rank: #1212. Corkscrew Elementary School Math: 76% \| Reading: 73% Rank: Top 10% Add to Compare 1065 County Road 858 Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6500 Grades: PK-5 \| 691 students Rank: #1313. Gulfview Middle School Math: 78% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 255 6th St S Naples, FL 34102 (239) 377-4000 Grades: 6-8 \| 604 students Rank: #1414. Pine Ridge Middle School Math: 74% \| Reading: 70% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 1515 Pine Ridge Rd Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-5000 Grades: 6-8 \| 913 students Rank: #1515. Oakridge Middle School Math: 75% \| Reading: 67% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 14975 Collier Blvd Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-4800 Grades: 6-8 \| 1,121 students Rank: #1616. Marco Island Charter Middle School Charter School Math: 77% \| Reading: 66% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 1401 Trinidad Ave Marco Island, FL 34145 (239) 377-3200 Grades: 6-8 \| 370 students Rank: #1717. Marco Island Academy Charter School Math: 65-69% \| Reading: 70-74% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 2255 San Marco Rd Marco Island, FL 34145 (239) 393-5133 Grades: 9-12 \| 211 students Rank: #1818. Estates Elementary School Math: 70% \| Reading: 67% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 5945 Everglades Blvd N Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6600 Grades: PK-5 \| 648 students Rank: #1919. Barron Collier High School Math: 62% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 20% Add to Compare 5600 Cougar Dr Naples, FL 34109 (239) 377-1200 Grades: 9-12 \| 1,721 students Rank: #20 – 2120. – 21. Poinciana Elementary School Math: 64% \| Reading: 63% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 2825 Airport Rd N Naples, FL 34105 (239) 377-8100 Grades: PK-5 \| 496 students Rank: #20 – 2120. – 21. Sabal Palm Elementary School Math: 64% \| Reading: 63% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 4095 18th Ave Ne Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-8200 Grades: PK-5 \| 557 students Rank: #2222. Corkscrew Middle School Math: 68% \| Reading: 59% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 1165 County Road 858 Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-3400 Grades: 6-8 \| 875 students Rank: #2323. Gulf Coast High School Math: 57% \| Reading: 68% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 7878 Shark Way Naples, FL 34119 (239) 377-1400 Grades: 9-12 \| 2,439 students Rank: #2424. Big Cypress Elementary School Math: 63% \| Reading: 61% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 3250 Golden Gate Blvd W Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-6300 Grades: PK-5 \| 782 students Rank: #2525. Naples Park Elementary School Math: 65-69% \| Reading: 55-59% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 685 111th Ave N Naples, FL 34108 (239) 377-7700 Grades: PK-5 \| 356 students Rank: #2626. Highlands Elementary School Math: 59% \| Reading: 63% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 1101 Lake Trafford Rd Immokalee, FL 34142 (239) 377-7100 Grades: PK-5 \| 543 students Rank: #2727. Palmetto Elementary School Math: 63% \| Reading: 58% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 3000 10th Ave Se Naples, FL 34117 (239) 377-9100 Grades: PK-5 \| 457 students Rank: #2828. Ecollier Academy Math: 55% \| Reading: 64% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 4600 Santa Barbara Blvd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-9704 Grades: K-12 \| 1,181 students Rank: #2929. Everglades City School Math: 60-64% \| Reading: 55-59% Rank: Top 30% Add to Compare 415 School Dr Everglades City, FL 34139 (239) 377-9800 Grades: PK-12 \| 155 students Rank: #3030. Calusa Park Elementary School Math: 59% \| Reading: 56% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 4600 Santa Barbara Blvd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 377-6400 Grades: PK-5 \| 614 students Rank: #3131. Gulf Coast Charter Academy South Charter School Math: 54% \| Reading: 57% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 215 Airport Pulling Rd Naples, FL 34104 (239) 784-1539 Grades: K-8 \| 708 students Rank: #3232. Manatee Elementary School Math: 58% \| Reading: 51% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 1880 Manatee Rd Naples, FL 34114 (239) 377-7600 Grades: PK-5 \| 547 students Rank: #3333. Immokalee Community School Charter School Math: 60-64% \| Reading: 45-49% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 123 N 4th St Immokalee, FL 34142 (239) 867-3220 Grades: K-6 \| 244 students Rank: #3434. Cypress Palm Middle School Math: 54% \| Reading: 51% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 4255 18th Ave Ne Naples, FL 34120 (239) 377-5200 Grades: 6-8 \| 702 students Rank: #3535. Golden Terrace Elementary School Math: 57% \| Reading: 49% Rank: Top 50% Add to Compare 2711 44th Ter Sw Naples, FL 34116 (239) 377-7000 Grades: PK-5 \| 434 students Show 39 more public schools in Collier County, FL (out of 74 total schools) Loading… Top Boarding Schools in Italy Top Schools, Boarding Schools, Boarding Schools in Europe Boarding schools are very popular in Italy. Discover the best boarding schools in Italy. Why choose a boarding school? Students and parents initially choose a boarding school for more difficult scientists. Students are stimulated intellectually in a way never before seen in their schools. The boarding school ensures that students are immersed in an educational world where learning is central to all activities. Class size 12 is average in most boarding schools. Students are encouraged to think and share. They are actively involved in their learning. Teachers live on campus and are available for additional assistance after the end of the school day. Studying in Italy Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Italy shares open land borders with France, Switzerland, austria, Slovenia, San Marino and the Vatican. The legacy of the Roman Empire is widespread and can be seen in the global distribution of civil law, republican governments, Christianity, and the Latin script. Today As an advanced economy, the country also has the sixth national wealth deposit, and it ranks third in its Central Bank Reserve. Italy has a very high level of human development and it is sixth in the world for life expectancy. Italy is a founding and leading member of the European Union and a member of numerous international institutions including the UN, NATO, OECD, OSCE, WTO, G7, G20, Union for the Mediterranean, Council of Europe, Consensus Group and many others. As a reflection of its cultural richness, Italy is home to 53 World Heritage Sites, the most in the world, and is the fifth most visited country. . . Discover the best boarding schools in Italy. Find everything you need to know, including tuition, fees, curriculum, amenities, location, reviews and more – plus get in touch with a consultant for free! Send a request to [contact-form-7 title=”Request form popup”] Curricula: International Baccalaureate UK Curriculum regions: Italy Lazio Lombardy Piedmont Veneto Rome Milan Turin 90 028 Remove Filters org/School” data-item=”school” data-schoolid=”109975″ data-featured=”2″ data-limit=”20″> H-FARM International School is a day & boarding school offering three IB programs (PYP, MYP, DP) within a stunning and innovative 50-hectare campus, located minutes away from Venice, Italy. Cooperative learning 600 students Day & Boarding School International Baccalaureate from 9500 to 21000 EUR From 3 to 18yo Nestling at the foot of the Aventine, the most exclusive of Rome’s seven hills, and a stone’s throw from the city’s great imperial sites, our international non-denominational high school for boarding and day students has built its academic program and reputation on the classical heritage of our host country, Italy, and the rigor of two prestigious educational models: the American, independent college-preparatory curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma. Cooperative learning 275 students Day & Boarding School International Baccalaureate from 24’450 to 24’450 EUR From 13 to 18 yo Cooperative learning 900 students Day & Boarding School International Baccalaureate from 9000 to 22000 EUR From 2 to 18yo Cooperative learning 200 students Day & Boarding School International Baccalaureate from 9900 to 14900 EUR From 2 to 18yo org/School” data-item=”school” data-schoolid=”109885″ data-featured=”1″ data-limit=”20″> Cooperative learning 1500 students Day & Boarding School International Baccalaureate UK Curriculum Fees available upon request From 3 to 18yo Top 5 Language Schools in Naples in 2023 (from $29) ISTITUTO ITALIA CL APS 14 reviews “Amazing” “Great experience with a very good teacher” Our native Italian teachers use the most modern teaching methods, putting the student at the center of the lesson. The communicative way helps to improve communication skills with exercises in pairs and in groups. The school is located in the city center, easily accessible by public transport (metro), and close to the central station in order to eventually make afternoon trips in the afternoon. The fitness center located opposite the school offers special rates for our students. starting from* starting from $218 Learn Italian & Live in Your Teacher’s Home in Naples with Home Language International 1 review Learn Italian & live in your private teacher’s home around Naples with Home Language International! Home Language International (HLI) is a family-run business offering language courses in more than 20 languages in over 30 countries worldwide, including Italian lessons at an experienced private teacher’s home in Italy. More than 5,000 students take advantage of our services every year. Ian Josephs, Danielle Josephs, their 5 adult children and an expert team of dedicated staff all put in very long hours for HLI. You stay in an experienced teacher’s family home, have one-to-one Italian lessons and then continue to use the language during the rest of your stay in Naples. Because you are the only student, you are guaranteed individual attention. The lessons are completely designed for you, so the teacher will focus exactly on what you need. Mealtime conversation, television and social contacts are all in Italian. All of our teachers in Italy have a university degree (or equivalent) and/or a recognized teaching certificate. All teachers have been visited by one of our local organizers. Their qualifications have been checked and their homes throughly inspected. During your stay in Naples, a local organizer will monitor your progress and make sure your experience is both happy and successful. Home Language International (HLI) is accredited by the Accreditation Body for Language Services (ABLS), Association of Language Travel Organizations (ALTO), and UNOSEL. starting from* starting from $967 Accademia Italiana Napoli Accademia Italiana is a Language and Culture Centre, founded in 1997 and specialized in teaching Italian as Second language to international students. Accademia Italiana represents one of the most accredited institution in the South of Italy, being recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education and by the University for Foreigners of Siena and the University for Foreigners of Perugia as an official examination center for the official Italian certifications CELI, CILS and DITALS. Accademia Italiana has 2 schools in 2 different destinations in Campania Region (South-Italy): SALERNO, on the beautiful Amalfi Coast and NAPLES, the beautiful regional capital city. Salerno is a mid-sized city and all the main attractions are at a few minutes walking distance, including our student accommodation. Accademia Italiana in Salerno has 2 campuses located by seaside, in via Roma 39and 45 in the heart of the historical city. Naples is the big capital of Campania Region full of ancient art, history and culture. Accademia Italiana in Naples is located in Palazzo Augusteo in via Toledo 265, in the heart of the monumental city, 5 minutes walking to Piazza del Plebiscito and the Royal Palace. Both destinations Salerno and Naples are very traditional and they are the ideal places to experience the authentic Italian life, while improving the Italian language, thanks to the wide range of courses and activities and package programs offered by Accademia Italiana. All our classrooms are equipped with modern technology ( computers, TV screens) and our native teachers are highly qualified in teaching Italian as Second Language to International Students. From both, Salerno and Naples, it is easly possibile to reach many famous touristic places such as Amalfi, Sorrento, Positano, Pompeii, Paestum, Capri, Procida and Ischia in a few minutes by public transport. starting from* starting from $374 NaCLIPS – Cultura e Lingua Italiana Per Stranieri 1 review “Very useful, practical and up to date. ” The school is located on Corso Umberto I 293, one of the most famous streets in the city center as it links the train station to the historic center. Nearby there are many bars, pizzerias and restaurants. We are close to the Garibaldi train station (the central station of the city) and the Duomo 1 metro station. You can reach them on foot, as well as the harbor and the historic center. Just perfect! NaCLIPS is located in a beautiful and recently renovated building, entrance A 4th floor with lift. Our hall is very bright and has large windows. You can find a hall with a secretarial station and 5 classrooms, including a large salon with 3 balconies as a common area for students. They can stop there to study, chat, drink tea and relax. We also organize seminars and events. Each class is provided with tables, chairs, boards, air conditioners, fans, balconies. All classrooms are very bright and have high ceilings. The school has a bathroom for students and one for staff. The library is at the disposal of every student, as they can choose between books on storytelling, grammar or Italian culture. WIFI and didactic materials included. starting from* starting from $29 ITALIANOPOLI, Scuola di Italiano a Napoli 1 review “Great team of professionals and friends” We are an Italian language school for foreigners in the heart of the historical center of Naples. Thanks to this strategic position a few steps far from our school you can find all you need nearby: bar, pizzerias, accommodation and, of course, historical sites and museums. The city port and station is easily accessible on foot or by the public transport. All classrooms are air-conditioned and well lit. The Wi-fi system is available. TEACHING QUALITY We offer you a wide choice of Italian courses: individual, group, special and online courses. The quality of teaching is very good because all italian lessons in our school are tailored to your interests and needs. It means that we don’t have standard schedules for students in the same linguistic level but every time change the school program! For this reason at ITALIANOPOLI in group courses there are 6 students maximum! All students receive at the beginning of their course a good text book that can keep when the course has finished. After school day care near me: Top 10 After School Child Care in Clarksville, TN Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 1:10 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Top 10 After School Child Care in Clarksville, TN Most recent reviews for after school child care in Clarksville, TN Kelsey S. Super Reliable, great with the kids and dogs. Wonderful with my special needs son! – Courtney C. Molly B. Molly is a terrific childcare provider! She is flexible and works around your schedule, and she is great with children. She interacted with our daughter the whole time she stayed with her, instead of just sitting on the couch watching TV the way some babysitters do. We love using Molly, and wouldrecommend her to anyone…. – Jeralee H. Lauren G. Lauren watches our infant (6 months) from time to time and does a great job! good with keeping the baby entertained and settling her down for naps. – Isabella L. Tawny M. Tawny was so great to work with! My kids loved when she would come over! I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old and she was extremely attentive and patient with both of them. Only reason we stopped using her is because a spot opened up at the daycare we were on a wait list for. I would definitelyrecommend her…. – Janelle W. Alyssa B. Alyssa was our nanny for 3 years and now she is part of our family. She is such a kind and loving childcare provider and we are so happy we had her for as long as we did. Our children are school age now so we don’t need her regularly, but we still have her babysit a lot and my children LOVE her! Ican’t say enough about how caring and dependable she is and I would highly recommend her to anyone!… – Mayleen M. After school child care in Clarksville, TN Background Check I have been taking care of children since I was 13 years old. I babysat children around my neighborhood while I lived in Florida. When I moved to Texas I was a nanny to my niece for 5 years and have been helping care for my other two nieces and my nephew over the last 7 years. I am able to pickchildren up after school and bring them back to their house to care for until their parents returned from work. I am used to working for large periods of times. I am very pet friendly. I just recently moved to Tennessee and would love to help your family out! Thank you for your consideration…. Kelsey can also help with: Travel, Carpooling, Light cleaning Recent review: Super Reliable, great with the kids and dogs. Wonderful with my special needs son! Reviewed by Courtney C. Background Check Hello! My name is Molly, and I appreciate you thinking about me for your care needs! I am new to the Clarksville area, and very excited to be here! A little bit about me: I am married, have a 16-month-old, and I am 25 years old. I have a bachelors in early childhood education, as well ascertifications in working with autism, and high honors for GPA. I have been teaching and working with schools for 5 years, while working with kids for 12+. As a teen, I’d assist my mother after school in her kindergarten class, and on my college breaks. I love to draw, sing, anything Disney, and Christmas is the best holiday season there is! (Halloween is a close second!). If the sun is out, I’m usually found outside, and sometimes dancing in the rain with my little guy. I am currently seeing if there is a need for in home care in this area! Im looking to take three to four children preschool to sixth grade all day or after school care. I can do homeschool curriculum and tutoring!… Recent review: Molly is a terrific childcare provider! She is flexible and works around your schedule, and she is great with children. She interacted with our daughter the whole time she stayed with her, instead of justsitting on the couch watching TV the way some babysitters do. We love using Molly, and would recommend her to anyone…. Reviewed by Jeralee H. Background Check Hi! My name is Lauren and I am currently an education major at Austin Peay State University. I have so much experience with children from nannying for four years to working at an after school program. From infants to teenagers I have worked with all of them. As you can tell by my major I see afuture in child care and education and I can t wait to see how this website opens up opportunities for me!. .. Lauren can also help with: Travel, Carpooling, Light cleaning Recent review: Lauren watches our infant (6 months) from time to time and does a great job! good with keeping the baby entertained and settling her down for naps. Reviewed by Isabella L. Background Check I have been caring for children since I was 13 years old! In high school, I was a camp counselor, a swimming lessons instructor, and a babysitter. In college, I worked for an after-school program/ summer camp and ran a church nursery. After college, I taught 1 year of middle school and then took abreak from teaching to be a live-in nanny for two toddlers for 1 1/2 years. I then taught fifth grade for 3 years before leaving education again to go back to nannying. I was with the same family for 2 years until they moved, so I am looking for a new family to take care of! I enjoy spending time with children: playing outside, doing crafts, reading books, practicing school work, etc. I also enjoy cooking, washing dishes, doing light cleaning, and doing laundry. I have a 10-month-old son and a2-month-old daughter that I have been lucky enough to bring with me to work, and I would like that to continue! Thank you!… Tawny can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning Recent review: Tawny was so great to work with! My kids loved when she would come over! I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old and she was extremely attentive and patient with both of them. Only reason we stopped using her isbecause a spot opened up at the daycare we were on a wait list for. I would definitely recommend her…. Reviewed by Janelle W. Alyssa B. Clarksville, TN $15-25/hr • 10 yrs exp Nanny/Former Lead Teacher For Infant Class With 6+ Years Experience With Ages 6wks-8yrs Background Check Looking to keep 1 child in my home in Palmyra, TN I’m a 26-year-old mom of two, and I’ve been working in childcare since I was 16! I enjoy art and all things creative, going to the park, the beach, and spending time with family. I grew up helping with my siblings and cousins, and when I turned 16I started working at a local Christian day care (CCS) after school. I worked at this daycare for 5 years (off and on due to school). While working at CCS, I gained experience with infants through pre-k students. I have also provided private, in-home care for 3 families, so I have experience in both a home setting and a daycare setting. I have a 3-year-old son, and a 3-month-old daughter. References, background check, driving record check, and certifications available upon request!… Recent review: Alyssa was our nanny for 3 years and now she is part of our family. She is such a kind and loving childcare provider and we are so happy we had her for as long as we did. Our children are school age now so wedon’t need her regularly, but we still have her babysit a lot and my children LOVE her! I can’t say enough about how caring and dependable she is and I would highly recommend her to anyone!… Reviewed by Mayleen M. Background Check Hi to all! My name is Mya and I’m a positive and energetic 22-year-old mother to 2 kiddos myself. I have over 6 years of experience in childcare. Since middle school, I’d spend every day after school working . I can help with Light Housekeeping, Errands, grocery shopping, whatever you need! Background Check Hi, my name is Emilee and I am actually a business owner in Pleasant View, TN! I absolutely love children and pets! I am available for after school pick up, homework help, and after school activities starting in the fall. I am CPR/AED Certified, I have experience with children from the infant age upto 12 y/o. I also have other childhood certifications that I received through Vanderbilt University while I worked in their daycare. I have three years experience working with children and I absolutely love to see them blossom and grow. A little about me, I am 25 years old and married with three fur babies! We currently live in Clarksville, TN. I own Embur Esthetics and have for the past two and a half years. Again, Starting in the fall, I will be available for after school pickup and taking children to after school activities only. I love to keep myself busy but I would love to do so with your children and/or pets!… Background Check I work with special needs kids during and after school as well as PreK Sunday school. I am CPR/first aid certified and experienced with special needs, seizures, and cerebral palsy. I have 2 boys age 4 and 9 who must join me. Wendy can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel, Carpooling Background Check I am a mother of three. I also substitute teach for the Montgomery County School System. I previously taught an after-school program called Operation Hero through the Armed Services YMCA on Fort Campbell and I have previously worked in the daycare at my local church. Amber can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling Background Check Hi! First and foremost, I am CPR certified on adults, children, and infants. I work in a middle school special education classroom where the students have all sorts of medical and dietary needs. I do know how to administer an EpiPen as well. Because of my job, I am only available during the lateafternoon/evenings and weekends. I’m a perfect fit for a date night or an after school sitter for a parent to catch a break. I LOVE pets, and am comfortable with any. I’m used to both large dogs (my favorite) and small dogs. Growing up my family has had a black lab, pit bulls, shepherd, and now my mom has a chihuahua along with her pit Bull. We’ve also always had cats – the bigger the better!… Background Check Hello! If you’re looking for a reliable, fun-loving, yet responsible child-care worker, I’m your gal. I have been caring for children for as long as I can remember, but it was not until 2014 that I attended a babysitting certification class and formally began babysitting. Since then, I have providedcustomized care for various families and children. For instance, I have assisted with a non-verbal 16-month-old boy’s routine care, babysat during a “play date” with seven children (ages 3-12), worked as an after-school Pre-K teacher for the private academy in Clarksville, along with numerous other childcare experiences. Any of my current or former employers will tell you that I am highly valued and that their children frequently request me…. Background Check Hi! I’ve been working with kids professionally for around 2 years. I love working with children and being around their joyous outlooks on life. They have a unique perspective on the world, and their energy and enthusiasm can be contagious. Plus, kids have a way of reminding us to see the worldwith fresh eyes and appreciate the simple things in life. My skills include being extremely patient and great at handling situations that may cause high stress for the child. I have great communication skills with little ones I am able to understand if they’re asking for something or are in need. along with those two, I am creative and love to use my imagination, I love coming up with activities to do to keep the kids entertained. I am a senior in high school at Clarksville academy, my summer break is coming up and I am available for after school hours until the end of may, afterwards I am mainly free for summer. I am CPR and babysitting red cross certified…. Background Check Hello! My name is Carisma, I have been care taking for the Clarksville/ Nashville area for around 7 years now! I truly have a passion for child care taking as I began professionally care taking during high school, and moved into childcare facilities in college. I have worked for 2 differentdaycares, and over the pandemic I begin my current position as a full time nanny. So currently I am not available for any full time needs, but my schedule can be flexible so I am happy to discuss and accommodate any needs you may have! I am currently looking to start for date nights, weekend sitting, and/or assist with any after school or before school pick-up. I am available until 8:00 a.m. in the mornings and available again after 5:00 p.m. on the weekdays. Saturday and Sundays I have full availability! I have great experience with infants to young teens. I am also CPR and 1st aid certified, non-smoker, and I have a reliable car. I can also provide many references! So very excited to meet you… My name is Alexis. I was born and raised here in middle TN. My experience caring for children began during high school. There were three siblings that I would care for after school and another family, two siblings, that I spent most of my summers caring for. After high school, my first college jobwas at a local childcare center in Clarksville. There, I was able to obtain a plethora of knowledge regarding the various ages and developmental phases children experience. I also have experience caring for children with special needs. I am also CPR/First Aide certified. Thank you for learning a little bit about me! I look forward to hearing from you…. 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Read more FAQs for after school child care in Clarksville, TN In 2023, how much is after-school care near me in Clarksville, TN? Hiring a person to provide after-school care in Clarksville, TN through Care.com will cost an average of $15.71 per hour as of June 2023. This rate may vary depending on the provider’s experience, the duties you need your after-school caregiver to perform and how many kids you need them to take care of. How can I find after-school child care near me in Clarksville, TN? Care.com currently has 14 after school child care providers in Clarksville, TN. You can search for these caregivers by their distance from where you live and compare your options by hourly pay rate, years of experience and the specific services they can provide for after school care. You can also read reviews from other families near you that have previously worked with these providers. What types of after-school providers can I find near me in Clarksville, TN? As an alternative to an after-school program, you can hire an after-school caregiver in Clarksville, TN to help your kids with a variety of needs. After-school providers can pick your children up from school, take them to extracurricular activities around Clarksville, TN, help them with homework, and watch them in your house for a couple of hours before you get home from work. Just make sure your needs match up with the skills of the after-school providers you reach out to. Ratings for Clarksville, TN after school child care listed on Care.com Average Rating4.6 / 5 After School Child Care in Clarksville, TN are rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on 10 reviews of the 14 listed after school child care. Tennessee Afterschool Network – Tennessee Afterschool Network Tennessee Afterschool Network The Tennessee Afterschool Network supports children, youth, families and communities by advocating and building capacity for safe, healthy, and enriching out-of-school time experiences. What’s New What’s New Women in STEM – 3/09 Register your program now! TAN, through MGM, is providing two hybrid events so students can be mentored by women in STEM, in partnership with Learning Blade and Million Women Mentors. Support TN Afterschool Your donation supports Afterschool Programs in Tennessee. (Please note that United Way is the fiscal agent for TN Afterschool Network.) Find Programs Find Programs Need help finding an afterschool program, summer program, or child care near you? If your child doesn’t have access to a school-based program, you can call 2-1-1 or link HERE. Or for child care, link to this TN Dept. Of Human Services SEARCH TOOL. Get Involved Get Involved Join the Afterschool Movement Hardworking families across Tennessee rely on afterschool and summer learning programs to help kids succeed and help parents keep their jobs. Show your support! Sign up for our e-newsletter. Take a minute to tell Congress what these programs mean to your family and your community. Join Us Save the Date Save the Date 2023 TAN Meetings Apr. 4 – at Conference Jul. 7 Sept. 22 Dec. 15 Locations & details TBD. 2023 Dates 2 Save 2/14 – We Love Afterschool 3/09 – Women in STEM 3/15 – Hill Day 4/02 – Service Learning Conference 4/04 – TAN Meeting April 2, 2023 Presenters: Mary Graham – United Ways of Tennessee & TN Afterschool Network, Jennifer Gregory – Learning Blade, Sindy Dawkins-Schade – Shades of Development, Thomas Chappelle III – Backfield in Motion, & Julie Rogers Bascom – NYLC The Tennessee Afterschool Network has supported service-learning for many years with results that include engaged youth, community connections and […] Filed Under: Network News · By Kelley Nave March 1, 2023 March 15 is TAN Hill Day for the Tennessee Afterschool Network, so we are hosting a communications contest for Out of School Time programs in Tennessee. The top five out-of-school-time programs that have their elementary school students post on social media, send cards and letters to their elected officials, send emails, post student testimonials on […] Filed Under: Network News · By Kelley Nave March 1, 2023 Wednesday, March 15, is the official Day-on-the-Hill for Tennessee Afterschool Network in partnership with Boys and Girls Club of Tennessee, Save the Children, and United Ways of Tennessee. We need you to join us to help us educate our Tennessee State Legislators and make an impact for afterschool and Tennessee families. Logistics First and foremost, please save the date! March 15th […] Filed Under: Network News Tagged With: Day on the Hill · By Kelley Nave March 1, 2023 Wednesday, March 15, is the official Day-on-the-Hill for Tennessee Afterschool Network and our partners, Boys and Girls Clubs, Save the Children, and United Ways of Tennessee. You can search below for more information, like talking points, handout materials, and other updates. Keep coming back to this site for new updates as needed through March 15. March 6 Hill Day Prep […] Filed Under: Network News · By Kelley Nave Rospotrebnadzor places unvaccinated children in Moscow kindergartens The metropolitan department of Rospotrebnadzor is trying to solve the problem of unvaccinated children. Earlier, the department banned them from attending kindergartens for two months due to the ongoing vaccination against polio. Officials are trying to transfer children to other groups, visiting which is not dangerous. Parents still intend to go to court. GZT .RU spoke about Elena Razumovskaya, a young mother who was banned from taking her two children to kindergarten for 60 days, in early December 2010. The corresponding order was issued by the kindergarten administration in September 2010. Children from the group where Elena takes her kids are vaccinated against polio with the so-called live vaccine, which reproduces the infection in the body. The unvaccinated, according to doctors, are at risk of becoming infected. Elena refused to vaccinate her children. And the administration of kindergarten No. 2659decided to refuse to visit the garden unvaccinated children. The garden administration’s order, in turn, was based on a letter from the Moscow department of Rospotrebnadzor, which was intended to clarify the Sanitary Rules 3.1.1.2343-08 Prevention of poliomyelitis in the post-certification period and the paragraph of the rules on the isolation of unvaccinated and vaccinated children from each other. Children who have not been vaccinated against polio (including a child who has one or two vaccinations) should be suspended from kindergarten for two months if there are children in the group who received a polio vaccination with live polio vaccine within the last two months , the document said. Read Paragraph 4.4 of the Sanitary Rules In order to prevent vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis (VAPP), when children are admitted to medical and preventive and other organizations who do not have information about immunization against polio, they must be isolated from children vaccinated with oral polio vaccine within the last 60 days. Now the parents who refused to vaccinate their children and were denied access to kindergartens united and intend to challenge the sanitary rules in court. Continuation of the story After the publication of GZT .RU, dedicated to the current situation, Elena Razumovskaya, the main character of the material, received a call from Antonina Pyaeva, deputy head of the Epidemiological Surveillance Department of the Moscow Department of Rospotrebnadzor. The official explained that she was calling because of the publication in the online publication, where Elena’s name and the number of the kindergarten were indicated. Elena Razumovskaya told GZT.RU that Pyaeva offered a compromise solution to the problem: the children would simply be transferred to other groups where there were no vaccinated babies. Ms. Razumovskaya explained that she agreed to this proposal, and a few days later the nurse actually called her and said that all three children had been transferred to other groups and could return to kindergarten. Kindergartens and vaccinations From a comment by a GZT .RU reader under the nickname igyana We were also dropped off today for 2 months from kindergarten No. 1053. I would like to be aware of the lawsuit of Elena Razumovskaya. Because I’m lucky that I don’t work yet, but the child’s girlfriends are already in kindergarten. We just began to go there normally (we are 2 g10m), and now after 2 months everything is new. And how to look for a job – again everything is postponed! Well, this is the right of parents to bring or not to bring the child to the danger zone, where does the state have to do with it? From a comment by a GZT .RU reader under the nickname divobla My youngest son was dropped off from garden 2577 (Moscow) in October. Yesterday I went to the garden for fat (yes, all the downtime is paid, well, something is compensated for food not eaten) – like come on January 17th. And there are three more people ahead for revaccination. That is, the garden does not shine for us. I got terribly angry! Today I’m going to the clinic to wave the documents. I’ll connect informal connections – my husband is a doctor, there are friendly contacts among medical officials, I’ll try to go through the district health department, let them call the polyclinic from there or something. Thus, the violation of the Federal Immunoprophylaxis Act in relation to my children is eliminated. The transfer (isolation of the unvaccinated from the vaccinated) is fully consistent with paragraph 4.4 of the Sanitary Rules, says Elena Razumovskaya. However, the children’s right to education is still violated, as a six-year-old child cannot receive the necessary pre-school education in the group of younger children. At the same time, the usual communication with peers, participation in the New Year holidays (learned poems are no longer useful – the kids have their own holiday program), and the child is experiencing severe stress, says Elena Razumovskaya. Parents who intend to go to court still believe that such frequent transfers from group to group are harmful to children, since there can be no question of maintaining the educational process and normal preparation for school in such conditions. Therefore, going to court and appealing paragraph 4.4 of the Sanitary Rules Z.1.1.2343-08 Polio prevention in the post-certification period will still take place. Download the text of the sanitary rules..doc (126.5 KB) Antonina Pyaeva, Deputy Head of the Epidemiological Surveillance Department of the Moscow Department of Rospotrebnadzor, in an interview with GZT .RU noted that in such situations conflicts are resolved precisely by transferring children to other groups. In kindergarten, they try to find a group suitable for their age and educational program, she says. Unvaccinated children are denied access to the garden only in extreme cases, and Rospotrebnadzor officials are closely monitoring such situations, Ms. Pyaeva assured. Pyaeva found it difficult to comment on the prospect of a trial on the legality of a paragraph of the Sanitary Rules. Rights and obligations of citizens in the course of immunization Article 5. Rights and obligations of citizens in the course of immunization 1. Citizens in the course of immunization have the right to: More details illegality denied access to the garden to unvaccinated children. Including, an inspection was carried out in kindergarten No. 2659 …. refusal to admit citizens to educational institutions due to the lack of certain vaccinations is permissible only on a temporary basis for the period of mass infectious diseases or the threat of epidemics. Lack of vaccinations cannot serve as a legal basis for refusing admission to a preschool educational institution. Thus, the withdrawal of your children from the children’s team for a period of 60 days is unreasonable and violates their rights to receive free preschool education, the letter says. Also, an order was sent to the head of the kindergarten to eliminate the identified violations. The text of the letter from the Department of Education about the illegality of expelling children from attending kindergarten This letter was addressed to Elena Razumovskaya, the heroine of the GZT . RU material, about preventing unvaccinated children from attending kindergartens in the capital. Read more In other kindergartens A letter from Rospotrebnadzor closed the way to kindergartens for many children throughout Moscow. And many parents are ready to defend the rights of their children to refuse vaccinations. Muscovite Alexandra Sukhovetskaya told GZT.RU that her son found himself in a similar situation in kindergarten No. 1021 on Marshal Zhukov Avenue. On October 14, just two weeks after the child first came to the kindergarten, the mother was informed that a polio vaccination was being carried out, so she had to pick up her child for 60 days. Source (c) RIA Novosti Later it turned out that 10 children should be vaccinated in the garden, two of whom attend the group of Alexandra’s son, and one of them was vaccinated only on November 11th. When the second child will be vaccinated remains unknown. Thus, the period of isolation of the child has increased for an indefinite period. City without problems on GZT.RU Try our new service City without problems, created specifically to help Moscow residents solve their problems. We will try to understand the situation, ask for advice from experts and tell you where to go, call or write, arm yourself with the necessary laws, and even give sample documents to fill out. Alexandra went to the manager. She claims that she did not issue any order to isolate unvaccinated children and stated that her verbal statement should be sufficient for parents. The boy’s parents turned to the prosecutor’s office and the Military Educational and Scientific Center of the Ground Forces, to which the kindergarten belongs. In the prosecutor’s office, my mother was informed that a proposal was sent to the garden to eliminate the violation of the law on immunoprophylaxis. The period in which the garden must give an answer to the prosecutor’s office expires exactly on New Year’s holidays. The director, says Sukhovetskaya, in turn told the parents that there were only three people who refused vaccinations in the entire kindergarten, so the only way out for them was to get vaccinated. Vaccinators and anti-vaccinators All over the world and in Russia, disputes between the so-called anti-vaccinators and supporters of traditional national vaccination schedules have been going on for a long time. The first are sure that mass vaccinations from early childhood weaken the natural immunity of the human body or even provoke the development of a severe form of the very disease against which the child is vaccinated. The most progressive of them are sure that in matters of vaccination it is necessary to take an individual approach: to vaccinate only those people who have an individual predisposition to a particular disease. Proponents of traditional national vaccination calendars argue that it is vaccination that saves the most developed countries from epidemics of serious diseases – diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, measles, hepatitis and others. Head of Kindergarten No. 1021 Elena Shatilova told GZT.RU that she explained to parents a long time ago that they can notarize a document stating that they, in their right mind, take full responsibility for the child’s health. True, when asked whether in this case an unvaccinated child would be accepted back to kindergarten, Ms. Shatilova answered in the negative. In this case, the issue will be decided by the head of the medical service of the Military Educational and Scientific Center of the Ground Forces, the Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, to which a kindergarten is attached. Alexandra Sukhovetskaya commented to GZT .RU that the head suggested that such a paper be drawn up, but later refused her proposal. And the child was still denied entry to kindergarten. Vaccination scandal at the Kremlin Christmas tree From Yulia Derkunskaya’s message: My daughter was rewarded with a trip to the Kremlin Christmas tree. We, the parents, were given a list of documents necessary for the trip, and among them: Medical certificate with information about professional vaccinations (the last revaccination of ADSM, poliomyelitis, mumps, measles, rubella, viral hepatitis, Mantoux reaction and vaccination against seasonal influenza for 2010 (with date and series vaccines). I go to the accompanying group – she says to me: Oh, you know, this is an order from the presidential administration and Rospotrebnadzor. Many of our parents were already indignant, and then they simply made fake certificates. I do not vaccinate my children and this is my right, enshrined in law. I do not want to lie and make a fake certificate (although I have such an opportunity). Read more Katerina Smirnova, who takes her son to kindergarten no. A month later, after the child was accepted into the kindergarten, Ms. Smirnova was told that the children in her son’s group were being vaccinated against polio and she had to take the child out of the kindergarten for 60 days. However, Ms. Smirnova explains, since there are children from 1.5 to 3 years old in the nursery group, and everyone has different vaccination schedules, the timing of the child’s return to kindergarten is constantly changing. In a conversation with GZT .RU, Katerina emphasized that she has no complaints about the kindergarten staff, they do their job well. Sample Vaccine Waiver Form This document must be provided to physicians for a total waiver of vaccinations or Mantoux test. More Municipal Budgetary Preschool Educational Institution “Usad Kindergarten “Magic Castle” Vysokogorsky Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan Organizations Student Teacher Version for the visually impaired Main Organizations by districts Vysokogorsky Kindergartens MBDOU “Usad Kindergarten “Magic Castle” of the Vysokogorsky municipal district of the Republic of Tatarstan / Tatarstan Republicy Biektau municipal district “Usad “Magic Castle” balalar bakchasy” maktäpkachә belem biru municipal budget institution Municipal Budgetary Preschool Educational Institution “Usad Kindergarten “Magic Castle” Vysokogorsky Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan Article from the newspaper Vysokogorskie Vesti Published: 11/19/2013 I want to tell you about the teacher of the younger group of the kindergarten “Magic Castle” Asanova Anisa Zalayevna. Anisa Zalayevna once said: “There are children next to me, different children: impudent, restless, shy and timid, “silent” and “talkers”. What can I give them? First of all – love! And I love them the way they are. I realized that it is necessary to learn to perceive the best that is in children, helping them to see the best in themselves. Watching them, I see what “highlights” are hidden inside each. It is important not to leave unclaimed any of the talents: the ability to think, to sing or dance, to exercise or communicate with others. Children, like precious diamonds, will sparkle and delight with their purity and beauty, only when you find your own individual way of polishing, when they themselves and everyone around see the best that is in them … And for this, the educator himself – ” master cutter” – must have a high level of professional skill. An educator is a teacher, that is, a person who teaches, helps to learn about the world around him. And how effective this process will be depends on the interest of the little learners. Therefore, the basis of everything is play, fun and joy. Pupils, together with their teacher, observe in their classes, make the first simple experiments and make the first discoveries … Anisa Zalayevna does not just put knowledge into them, she teaches them to acquire this knowledge, teaches them to learn. V.A. Sukhomlinsky also said that “children should live in a world of beauty, games, fairy tales, music, drawing, fantasy … How a child will feel, rising to the first stage of knowledge, what he will experience, depends on his entire further path to knowledge. And she, following these ideas, strives to ensure that every step of her kids towards knowledge is a proud flight of a bird. Anisa Asanova dreamed of this profession, already from school, being a 6th grader. After school, she entered the Dushanbe Pedagogical College, and later graduated from the TGGPU. She was awarded the qualification “Organizer – methodologist of preschool education.” This is how she talks about her profession: “Fate . .. Will I thank her? Of course, yes! Thank you for those moments when I managed to awaken the best feelings in children, thank you for those moments when I see joyful, happy smiles of children, good mood, with whom they come to kindergarten, to me. Their joy is my joy. And so day after day we walk together along the path of knowledge, on which they learn to distinguish between good and evil, to know themselves and the world around them, and I constantly learn from them devotion, sincerity, openness, love…” Anisa Zalayevna raised three wonderful daughters. All of them chose the profession of a teacher: the eldest is a psychologist, the middle one is a mathematics teacher, and the youngest is a geography teacher. Anisa Zalayevna celebrated her 50th birthday on November 17. I am very glad that Anisa Zalayevna became the first teacher of my child. I want to wish her good health, good luck, creative success, all tangible and intangible benefits. May all the kids that she happens to meet on her professional path be the best and most talented children in the world, and their parents be attentive, calm and grateful for the hard work of the educator. Child care in cincinnati: Child Care – Hamilton County Job & Family Services Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 12:10 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Child Finding the Right Day Care for Your Child ILLUSTRATION BY VALÉRY GOULET All publicly funded day cares in Ohio are part of Gov. Mike DeWine’s Step Up to Quality, a five-star system for programs licensed by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and the Ohio Department of Education. Five stars might be the top ranking, but that’s not to say a day care with one star is bad for kids—it’s more likely that a one-star spot is new. “It’s a building block approach,” says Kristi Burre, DeWine’s director of children’s initiatives, “so a three-star rating has to have everything that the first and second star [day care] has,” plus additional qualifications. A one-star day care, for example, must have a written wage structure, a description of professional development plans, community resource information, and a curriculum action plan. By comparison, a five-star program meets the qualifications of programs that receive one to four stars, plus additional offerings like family education information and health screening processes. “The thought is, it’s helping those new providers to put nuts and bolts in place to have a quality program,” Burre says. “As you continue to operate, these are things that’ll continue to grow.” Kentucky All STARS is a similar system, run by the Governor’s Office of Early Childhood. All Head Start, public preschools, and childcare centers that receive public funding are required to participate, according to the Kentucky All STARS website. A program that receives one star has met all regulatory requirements. Requirements are added gradually, until a care center receives five stars, with additional points for qualifications including family and community engagement and administrative and leadership practices. Four Tips for Finding the Right Day Care There’s so much to know when selecting a day care, and the U.S. Department of Education provides tips to find the best fit for your child. What’s the best kind of day care for your child? For example: A relative? A provider who works out of their own home? A childcare center? A caregiver who comes to your home? Know the answer to this before even getting started. ILLUSTRATION BY CARLIE BURTON Which option fits your budget? Head Start is available for low-income parents and guardians, as are state-funded programs. Based on your income tax forms, some families are entitled to childcare credits. Plus, some businesses offer low- or no-cost childcare to their employees. If you select a publicly funded childcare option, what qualifications are necessary? Is a five-star provider required? Is a two-star one sufficient? You can search for regional childcare providers at childcaresearch.ohio.gov or kynect.ky.gov/benefits/s/child-care-provider. How long has your provider worked with children? Why are they in the childcare field? Do the other children they care for seem happy? Regardless of the type of childcare you’d like, the Department of Education urges parents and guardians to find facilities that are clean and safe. Childcare providers should be kind and responsive, energetic, and patient. They should have experience working with children—and they should like children. Greater Cincinnati Water Works Child Care Providers/Parents Home Child Care Providers/Parents We look forward to helping you! As a partner, GCWW will: Verify the material of service lines providing water to the facility Share copies of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s list of best practices for reducing lead in drinking water English version Spanish version Provide water testing kits, free of charge Analyze the samples, free of charge Collect follow-up samples, if needed Assist with a remediation plan, if needed Create a communications plan about the testing and results To be an effective partner, the child care provider will: Create a sampling plan that identifies all drinking and cooking water outlets Collect samples following the protocol outlined in the U. S. EPA document Review the test results with GCWW staff Develop and implement a remediation plan, if needed See Frequently Asked Questions below. GCWW Awarded Grant by Ohio EPA Grant Will Help Replace Lead Service Lines for Licensed Child Care Facilities Press Release ChildCareFAQs To apply for the Lead Service Line Replacement Grant Program, please complete the following form: Child Care Provider Name (required) State License Number (required) Address of Day Care Facility (required) Phone Number (required) Email Address (required) [text+ Email] What has prompted a review of lead in water systems across the nation? Recent crises involving elevated levels of lead in drinking water in other cities in the United States have reached prominence on a national level. These events have resulted in federal and state regulators reacting to quickly review current regulations concerning lead in drinking water. What has Greater Cincinnati Water Works been doing regarding the issue of lead? GCWW provides treatment specifically to minimize the amount of lead that may leach into the drinking water. This treatment process, called corrosion control, minimizes the chance that lead can be picked up from home and building plumbing. GCWW has also recently joined with the Cincinnati Health Department and Hamilton County Public Health to expand its lead outreach to focus more on lead in schools and child care providers. Why is there a focus on child care facilities? Facilities such as schools, child care centers and family child care homes where children are routinely cared for should be reviewed for the potential presence of lead since young children are at a higher risk of adverse health consequences from lead exposure. How might a child care facility’s children and staff be exposed to lead? There are several sources of lead exposure in the environment, one of which may include drinking water, depending on the plumbing materials used at the child care facility. There is no lead in drinking water when it leaves the water treatment plant, and GCWW’s water distribution mains do not contain lead. However, water service branches (the water pipe that provides water from the water main in the street to a building) may be made of lead and/or plumbing materials and fixtures inside a building may contain some lead. Where can I find out more information about sampling for lead in child care facilities? The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has developed a comprehensive document addressing lead in drinking water in schools titled the 3Ts for Reducing Lead in Drinking Water in Schools: Revised Technical Guidance Document (3Ts Guidelines). GCWW highly recommends child care providers follow the same practices outlined in this document to understand the water quality within their facilities. Does GCWW provide sampling assistance? GCWW will assist child care providers with creating a sampling plan and will analyze samples free of charge. Child care staff should expect to spend time completing a sampling plan as well as collecting samples. Sampling for lead is simple and can easily be accomplished by child care staff with minimal training. Where should I sample? Each drinking and cooking outlet within the child care facility should be sampled. This includes drinking fountains and sinks in restrooms and classrooms as well as sinks used for food preparation in the kitchen area. The 3Ts Guidelines explains in detail where sampling should be done. When should I take a sample? You should sample first thing in the morning when the child care program is active, before using water for the day. Sampling right after weekends and vacation periods (when buildings are vacant and no water is being used) does not provide an adequate representation of the water quality within child care programs. The 3Ts Document provides additional details on when to test drinking water outlets to obtain a representative sample for lead analysis. Where can I get sampling bottles? GCWW will provide free sample bottles/kits for you. These kits will either be mailed to you or you can arrange to pick them up. How long will it take to receive the sample results? It normally takes GCWW 2 to 3 weeks to analyze samples and provide the results. However, this time frame may increase or decrease depending on the volume of the workload at any given time. What happens if the sample results indicate detections of lead? GCWW will call or meet to discuss the results at no charge. If necessary, free follow-up sampling can be arranged. GCWW can also discuss short- and long-term remediation options with you. Will I receive my results in writing? Yes, GCWW will provide your results in writing. What should I tell the families and parents at the child care facility about the sampling? Performing sampling and eliminating sources of lead are very positive steps that show your program is being proactive in protecting the health of children. The 3Ts Document provides additional information about how to communicate with families. What will GCWW do with the sample results? GCWW will share the results with the Cincinnati Health Department, Hamilton County Public Health or other health departments where applicable. food prices, real estate, apartment rentals, average salaries, crime, population – I want to leave! Temperature 26°C June Travel time 19h 5min Moscow-Istanbul-Washington-Cincinnati Population: 1. 66 million Time: 20:05 Currency: US dollar Cincinnati is a city on the border of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana in the northeastern United States. Located along the Ohio River, the city was once nicknamed the “Queen of the West,” and Winston Churchill himself considered Cincinnati the most beautiful continental city in the United States. Today, Cincinnati fully justifies the status of a major industrial center – enterprises of the light, chemical, machine-tool industries, factories for the production of electronic equipment and others operate here. Also in the city are the headquarters of many well-known companies, so, from 19century, Procter & Gamble is based here. The special charm of the city is brought by its architecture, culture, as well as the atmosphere of “small” Germany. The fact is that in Cincinnati there is a whole area built by German immigrants (this part of the city is even included in the National Register of Historic Places of America). In Over-the-Rhine, you can find entire blocks of old mansions and organic breweries. These historic buildings are wonderfully combined with modern skyscrapers from downtown Cincinnati and a suspension bridge across the Ohio River – the prototype of the famous Brooklyn Bridge in New York. Well, the main gastronomic card of the city, which is included in the top of the most iconic dishes of America – Cincinnati chile, also cannot be overlooked. “Queen of the West” will be of particular interest to future students – the largest educational institutions in the region operate in the city: the University of Cincinnati and the University of Miami, located in the northern suburbs of Cincinnati. The city is located in the zone between subtropical and continental climatic zones. Summers are hot and humid, while winters are mild and snowy. The air temperature in the hottest months is about +28°С…+32°С. In the coldest month (January), the thermometer can drop to +2°C during the day and -7°C at night. The city is served by an international airport, where you can fly from the capital of Russia by transferring, for example, in Istanbul and New York. You can rent a spacious studio or one-room apartment with a modern renovation here from 600 – 650 $ per month. 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(regular tariff) 86 RUB 15 RUB Taxi 1 hour waiting (regular tariff) 1.73 thousand RUB 540 RUB 9000 2 Gasoline, 1 l. $68 $53 Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW new model (or equivalent) $1.61m $2.2m 9 0002 Toyota Corolla sedan 1.6l 97kW comfort (or similar) $1.57 million $2.41 million 91 minute (not including discounts and promotions) tariffs) 12₽ 2₽ Internet unlimited, >60 Mbps 3. 98 thousand ₽ 515₽ Sports and leisure Fitness club, per month for 1 adult 1.96 thousand rubles 3.29 thousand rubles Tennis court rental (1 hour on weekends) 1.32 thousand rubles 2.01 thousand rubles Cinema ticket 883 rubles 5 00₽ Child care Private kindergarten , full day, 1 child per month. 80.79 thousand ₽ 38.6 thousand ₽ The cost of an international primary school (per 1 child per year) 577.1 thousand ₽ 722.06 ₽ Clothing and footwear Jeans (Levis 501 or similar) 2.77 thousand ₽ 7.42 thousand ₽ Summer dress in a chain store (Zara, H&M, etc.) 2.82 thousand ₽ 3 .82 thousand ₽ Nike sneakers (mid price range) $4.97k $8.54k Men’s business boots $6.87k 9.52 thousand ₽ Rental housing 1 room apartment in the city center 102. 03 thousand ₽ 70.04 thousand ₽ 1 room apartment not in the central area 75.02 thousand ₽ 40.37 thousand ₽ Apartment 3 rooms in the city center 202.56 thousand rubles 135.58 thousand rubles Apartment 3 rooms. not in the central area 98.9 thousand rubles 72.74 thousand rubles Real estate prices Price 1 sq.m. in the central area 167.72 thousand ₽ 519.39 thousand ₽ Price 1 sq.m. not in the central area 96.91 thousand rubles 269.87 thousand rubles Salary and finance Average salary (net) 250.83 thousand ₽ 88.91 thousand ₽ Average mortgage rate for 20 years 5% 10% Indices Criminal environment and security Cincinnati Moscow Crime rate 59.57 36.14 Increase in crime rate over the past 3 years 64, 07 40. 62 Fear of apartment break-ins and robberies 38.86 27.57 Fear of being robbed 40.68 31.08 Car theft 31.35 32.31 Theft of things from the car 51.54 38.4 Aggression level of attackers 37.23 37.08 Fear of being offended 48.83 37.67 900 03 Fear of being physically attacked due to skin colour, ethnicity, gender or religion. 31.54 29.6 Drug use and trafficking 68.08 37.43 Vandalism and theft (property crimes) 900 02 57.34 42.57 Armed attacks and violent crimes 49.01 29.81 Corruption and bribery 33.59 72.94 75.09 81.87 Safety of walking alone at night 37.24 55.22 Quality of life Purchasing power index 117.72 57.23 900 03 Safety index 51. 85 63.03 Health index 68.77 65.32 Climate 73.24 55.83 Cost of living index 63.92 53.87 Real estate value to income ratio 2.64 20.61 Traffic jam index 24.74 50.47 Pollution index 44.11 56.23 Life quality index 174 ,13 110.43 Environmental pollution Air pollution 42.65 57.53 Drinking water pollution and inaccessibility 90 002 23.39 37.38 Dissatisfaction with garbage collection 30.83 43.05 Dirt and debris 49.19 35.27 Noise and light pollution 4 9.19 51.33 Water pollution 44.17 48.86 Dissatisfaction with time spent in the city 30.3 41.63 Dissatisfaction with landscaping and city parks 27.24 Air quality 57. 35 42.47 Quality and availability of drinking water 76.61 62.62 Cleanliness and order 50.81 64.73 Silence at night and no problems with night lights 50.81 48.67 69.7 58.37 Greens and parks 83.87 72.76 Health care Medical experience and competence personnel 72.58 61.48 Speed of complex examination and diagnosis 68.55 63.51 Equipment for modern diagnostics and treatment 900 02 91.13 66.58 Accuracy and completeness of filling honey. reports 77.42 61.89 Staff friendliness and courtesy 78.23 58.24 Waiting and responsiveness in medical institutions 68.55 58.74 Cost satisfaction 39.17 70.63 Convenient location 84.17 76.16 Choosing where to move? 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