Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Eligibility Requirements
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
If your children need health coverage, they may be eligible for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
CHIP provides low-cost health coverage to children in families that earn too much money to qualify for Medicaid. In some states, CHIP covers pregnant women. Each state offers CHIP coverage, and works closely with its state Medicaid program.
See if your children qualify and apply for CHIP
Each state program has its own rules about who qualifies for CHIP. You can apply right now, any time of year, and find out if you qualify. If you apply for Medicaid coverage to your state agency, you’ll also find out if your children qualify for CHIP. If they qualify, you won’t have to buy an insurance plan to cover them.
2 ways to apply for CHIP:
Call 1-800-318-2596 (TTY: 1-855-889-4325).
Fill out an application through the Health Insurance Marketplace®. If it looks like anyone in your household qualifies for Medicaid or CHIP, we’ll send your information to your state agency. They’ll contact you about enrollment. When you submit your Marketplace application, you’ll also find out if you qualify for an individual insurance plan with savings based on your income instead. Create an account or log in to an existing account to get started.
Notice:
FYI: Apply any time
You can apply for and enroll in Medicaid or CHIP any time of year. There’s no limited enrollment period for either Medicaid or CHIP. If you qualify, your coverage can start immediately.
What CHIP covers
CHIP benefits are different in each state. But all states provide comprehensive coverage, including:
Routine check-ups
Immunizations
Doctor visits
Prescriptions
Dental and vision care
Inpatient and outpatient hospital care
Laboratory and X-ray services
Emergency services
States may provide more CHIP benefits. Check with your state for information about covered services.
What CHIP costs
Routine “well child” doctor and dental visits are free under CHIP. But there may be
A fixed amount ($20, for example) you pay for a covered health care service after you’ve paid your deductible.
Refer to glossary for more details.
for other services. Some states charge a monthly
The amount you pay for your health insurance every month. In addition to your premium, you usually have to pay other costs for your health care, including a deductible, copayments, and coinsurance. If you have a Marketplace health plan, you may be able to lower your costs with a premium tax credit.
Refer to glossary for more details.
for CHIP coverage. The costs are different in each state, but you won’t have to pay more than 5% of your family’s income for the year.
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Safe Families for Children seeks to keep children safe and families together. Safe Families for Children is rooted in faith, fueled by radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion, to build a network of caring and compassionate volunteers to support families facing social isolation. Our goals are to prevent child abuse and neglect, reduce the number of children entering the child welfare system, and support and stabilize families.
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Twenty years ago, I believe the Lord put a calling on my life. After working in ministry, launching a church, and then running a child welfare agency, I believe the Lord gave me the mission of Safe Families. It was driven by an incredible sadness regarding the suffering children have to endure related to child abuse and retraumatizing in the child welfare system. Research shows that children who remain at home even with marginal parents have better outcomes than those children who are forcibly removed and experience the placement disruption of foster care.
That’s where Safe Families came in. My passion was to help the most vulnerable children and their parents. These are families that are on the edge of going into foster care. These are families that had no one to call when facing a crisis or dealing with unmanageable circumstances. However, how do we help them? At the same time, my heart was burdened with the mission of the Church, and its unique calling to change agents in society. As I continued to pray, the Lord birthed a powerful vision for the Church to answer the call to support vulnerable children and families through biblical hospitality.
Safe Families For Children serves families who lack social networks and live in isolation without support of family and friends dealing with crises such as homelessness, unemployment, child abuse, domestic violence, medical emergencies and alcohol/drug rehabilitation.
Safe Families for Children helps provide radical hospitality to families in crisis.
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License Number:
CCLC-3011
Capacity:
208
Age Range:
Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years)
Achievement and/or Accreditations
NAEYC
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Languages Supported:
English, Spanish
Type of Care:
After-school Program|Summer Camp; Full Time|Part Time
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but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
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Report Date
Arrival Time
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2022-06-09
11:30 AM
Licensing Study
2021-09-29
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2021-02-25
11:00 AM
Licensing Study
2020-09-01
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-09-18
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-03-13
09:00 AM
Licensing Study
2018-08-09
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2018-03-21
10:10 AM
Monitoring Visit
2017-09-19
09:50 AM
Licensing Study
2017-03-16
08:30 AM
Monitoring Visit
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Atlanta School of Excellence
Carol’s Daughter Learning Center
Child Development Center at Central
Capitol Hill Child Enrichment Center
Lanette L. Suttles Child Development Center
3E Educational Services: STEAM Seekers & Money Minders Summer Camp
Children’s Choice Learning Center
KIDazzle Child Care Inc.- Atlanta Federal Center
Bridges from School to Work
Camp Beatknocks for Teens Only
Communities in Schools – West End Academy
G-P for Kids
Georgia State University Early College Program
Safe House Outreach
Still Waters Youth Sinfo-Nia
The Goddard School
Vox Teen Communications
City View Scholars Academy
Georgia State University Camps – Atlanta
GPs – choosing and visiting a family doctor
A General Practitioner is also known as a GP, a local doctor or a family doctor. GPs specialise in general practice medicine, which means they care for many different health problems in all age groups. Some GPs have extra qualifications in a specialised area, such as pregnancy or
immunisations.
Almost all non-emergency medical problems should begin with a GP visit, and the GP will refer your child to a specialist if needed.
It is important to have your own regular GP who knows you and your children, and who has access to your complete medical history. This will allow the GP to develop an understanding of your family’s health needs so they can decide on the best treatment for you. A regular GP can get to know you
and help you feel comfortable to talk openly about personal issues.
Your GP will be able to:
provide immunisations
monitor children’s health and development
treat non-serious accidents (e.g. cuts that need stitches, minor bangs to the head, and plastering some fractures)
talk about your personal concerns and stresses
make referrals to other service providers and support agencies
liaise with hospital staff to help manage your child’s care after being in hospital.
There may be times when you or your GP want to get a second opinion from a specialist. Your GP can help you to choose where you may wish to go and the reason for the second opinion.
Finding and choosing the right GP
When looking for a GP, ask friends or family members who they recommend, or ask your Maternal and Child Health Nurse.
You can look for a doctor online via
Healthdirect. Ask clinics in your local area if any of their doctors have a special interest in treating children.
To help decide whether a new GP is right for you, ask yourself the following questions on your first visit:
Do I feel comfortable with this GP?
Do they listen to what I have to say?
Do I feel comfortable asking questions?
Does this GP understand my cultural needs?
Does this GP allow me to choose treatments that suit my beliefs?
Can I make a longer appointment time if necessary?
Is this GP easy for me to get to?
Do the clinic’s opening hours suit me?
Does the clinic’s payment plan suit me?
How to make the most of GP appointments
You will need to book an appointment to see a GP, unless it is urgent. In urgent cases, your GP may be able to fit you in ahead of patients waiting with less urgent issues. In these cases, try to call ahead if possible. Some GP clinics offer walk-in appointments where a
booking is not necessary.
Most appointments are 10–15 minutes long. This is enough time for most simple general health problems. If you think the concern is more complex, or there are a number of issues you want to discuss, ask for a longer appointment. Ensure a separate appointment is booked for every person you wish to be seen on the day.
Before the appointment:
write down the reason/s for your visit and any questions you wish to ask
make a list of all the medications your child is taking, including any complementary or alternative therapies.
During your visit:
be prepared to discuss your concerns openly and honestly
write down anything that is important or that you might forget
ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Accessing a GP after hours
If you are worried about your child after hours, but don’t feel that an emergency department visit is necessary, you may want to see an after-hours GP rather than wait until the next morning to see your regular GP.
Call your GP and listen to their telephone message. They usually have an after-hours number to contact in urgent cases. If they don’t, then you could phone NURSE-ON-CALL (1300 60 60 24 in Victoria), or call Healthdirect (1800 022 222 in all Australian states and territories) for
health advice and information on after-hours GPs. Or use Healthdirect’s
Find a health service to locate after-hours GP services in your area.
Many after-hours GP services are bulk billed. When you call an after-hours service, ask the operator for an explanation of any fees that may be charged for the appointment.
Your regular GP will be sent a report about the visit the next day.
Pre-referral guidelines
Sometimes your GP may refer your child to see a specialist for a second opinion or further advice. Waiting lists to see specialists at public clinics can sometimes be quite long. However, there may be several things your GP can do instead of referring you to a specialist at a hospital,
or that you can do while you wait for an appointment. If the waiting lists are very long, ask your doctor about alternatives (e.g. a private referral or other community services).
Your GP will have access to a variety of pre-referral guidelines about what services are available. These guidelines help them to make a decision about what tests or treatment your child should have before being seen at a hospital. This will make your
child’s eventual appointment more useful. It may also mean your child is seen more quickly or may even mean your child won’t need a referral after all. While you should not use these guidelines yourself to decide on treatment for your child, it may be helpful to suggest them to your GP.
Your child’s GP may also try calling a specialist for advice. This, however, may take some time, depending upon the working hours of the GP and the specialist. Email cannot be used for confidentiality reasons.
If your child needs to come into hospital
Tell hospital admissions your GP’s name, address and phone number.
Ask for a copy of the discharge summary when you are going home.
Ask if a copy of the discharge summary is being sent to your GP.
Ask the hospital doctor when your child should next see your GP.
Key points to remember
A GP can give valuable advice and information on health and illness for all the family.
It is important to have your own GP who knows you and has access to your complete medical history in order to provide the most appropriate care.
To make the most of your visit to the GP, think about what you want to ask before you go and write down all your questions. During the appointment ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Always book an individual appointment for each child who is unwell or you would like an opinion about.
If your child needs to come into hospital, give the hospital your GP’s details.
For more information
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Paediatricians
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Maternal and Child Health Services
Health Vic: NURSE-ON-CALL, ph. 1300 60 60 24
Healthdirect:
Find a health service, ph. 1800 022 222
Common questions our doctors are asked
How do I know if I should visit the GP or take my child to
the emergency department?
If your child is able to be settled, drinking well and responds to simple comfort measures, most problems can wait until the morning. If you are unsure if it can wait until the next day, please call your GP first for advice about making an appointment with them or how to access their locum service. If you are more worried, emergency departments are available at all hours. The
NURSE-ON-CALL telephone service will be able to guide you if you are concerned.
How much does it cost to visit the GP?
If the practice bulk bills, and you have a Medicare card, there will be no cost to you. If the practice does not bulk bill, costs can vary. The amount you are charged will depend on the practice and length of consultation. If there is a charge, you will be able to
get some of the cost back through Medicare.
Developed by The Royal Children’s Hospital Primary Care Liaison Unit and General Medicine department. We acknowledge the input of RCH consumers and carers.
Reviewed June 2018.
This information is awaiting routine review. Please always seek the most recent advice from a registered and practising clinician.
Kids Health Info is supported by The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation. To donate, visit
www. rchfoundation.org.au.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat?.
Publication date: 03/23/2022 00:00
A pediatrician is a doctor who treats, prevents diseases and diagnoses children under 18 years of age. From birth, the pediatrician ensures that the child grows and develops according to age norms.
The complexity of the profession lies in the fact that young patients need a special approach so as not to cause fear of doctors in the child. To do this, it is necessary to conduct an examination most gently, while identifying the symptoms of the disease, and choosing an effective treatment.
A pediatrician must have deep professional knowledge and be familiar with medical practice, because children’s complaints, due to their age, are not clearly formulated, it is difficult for them to explain what specifically worries them.
When should I visit a pediatrician?
Routine examination
The first routine examination is carried out at the age of 1 month and is repeated every month during the first year of life. After a year, scheduled examinations are recommended once every three months.
What is included in the examination:
Measurement of height, weight, chest and head circumference of the child
Provides referrals to subspecialists when necessary
It is important to have scheduled check-ups on time to prevent or correct health problems in time. Modern medicine is able to cope with most childhood abnormalities if they are detected early.
Unscheduled examination
Conducted if parents suspect that their child has a physical or mental illness. Parents should be alert to any changes in the behavior of the child.
Self-medication is not recommended for children. Those medicines and methods that are suitable for adults may not only be unsuitable for children, but also be dangerous for them. Therefore, it is necessary to contact a pediatrician as soon as possible in order to avoid complications and severe course of the disease.
When you need to see a pediatrician:
Fever
Stool disorders
Nausea and vomiting
Runny nose
Cough
Eye discharge and redness
Appearance of rash
Discoloration of the skin
Pain in any part of the body
Anxiety, aggression
In acute conditions such as high fever, fever, severe cough, chicken pox, the pediatrician should be called to the house to avoid the spread of acute viral infections.
There are also situations in which it is worth contacting an ambulance. Every parent should know them. This is:
Acute conditions in children under 3 months of age
Body temperature above 39 degrees
Difficulty breathing, unusual noises and wheezing
Seizures
Sudden onset of rash with fever
Loose stools with blood
Persistent vomiting
Injuries, fractures, bleeding
What else is the responsibility of a pediatrician?
Now the patient’s record is filled in both electronically and in paper form in order to prevent the loss of the medical history. Parents are also encouraged to keep extracts for particularly important diseases in the home archive.
Referral for laboratory tests such as blood, urine, stool, allergy, bakpasevy, smears and other tests
Referral for diagnostics: ultrasound, X-ray, CT, MRI
Completing the vaccination certificate
Although most vaccinations are given during childhood, a vaccination certificate may be required throughout life.
Any member of the family can open a sick leave to care for a child: mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, older adult brother or sister.
Selection of individual vitamin complexes
Counseling parents on the prevention of SARS
A pediatrician is the doctor with whom parents meet most often and trust him with the most valuable thing – the health of their child. It is important that this is a competent specialist and a pleasant person who could not only provide qualified assistance, but also support the parent in difficult moments of the child’s illness.
We recommend choosing a pediatrician in advance, paying attention to the qualifications and education of the doctor, his work experience, patient reviews, the clinic where he sees, and its location relative to your home. Make your parenthood easy with ENT-CMV clinics.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat? Everything about the medical specialty of a pediatrician and the diseases diagnosed by him in children at the MEDSI Clinic
A pediatrician is a doctor who assesses the physical and neuropsychic development of children, is engaged in the prevention and treatment of a number of diseases. Such a specialist has knowledge regarding the symptoms of various pathologies, knows the basics of pharmacology, selects the necessary instrumental and laboratory examination methods. Parents of both newborns, and kids who attend kindergarten, and schoolchildren turn to the pediatrician. The help of a doctor may be required both on a planned and emergency basis. We recommend that you make an appointment with specialists immediately after detecting the first signs of any pathologies. This will allow you to start treatment in the early stages of diseases, increase the effectiveness of therapy and increase the chances of a full recovery of the child.
How does a doctor work?
A pediatrician is a specialist who works both directly with his little patient and with his parents.
The main tasks of the doctor include:
Collection of anamnesis – information about the child’s condition
Inspections
Diagnostic assignment
Issuance of referrals to narrow specialists
Also, specialists without fail keep the cards of their patients. They indicate the time of admission, complaints, scheduled examinations, medications taken, procedures performed, etc. Parents should carefully monitor the maintenance of the card and not lose it. Also be sure to save all prescriptions and extracts. This will allow you to restore the medical history if the card is lost.
When to see a pediatrician?
A visit to the doctor can be planned and unscheduled.
Scheduled inspections
The first consultation is carried out within a month from the date of discharge from the hospital. This examination is at home. The pediatrician himself comes to his little patient. Further scheduled inspections are carried out monthly.
Doctor:
Weighs the baby
Measures his height
Controls the development of the newborn
The specialist must monitor all the main indicators and, if there are deviations, refer the patient to narrow specialists. The doctor also prescribes vaccinations.
Inspections after a year are carried out in a planned manner 1 time in 3 months. At other times, parents can make an appointment if necessary.
Unscheduled inspections
An appointment with a pediatrician should be made when:
Fever
Soreness in any part of the body
Digestive disorders
Cough and runny nose
Redness of the eyes
Rash
Consultation with a specialist is required if parents think that their child has any deviations in physical or mental development.
Important! You don’t have to go to the clinic! The doctor can be called to the house. This reduces the risk of spreading the infection.
What does a pediatrician treat?
A pediatrician has knowledge and skills in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. If necessary, he refers the patient to a specialist.
The most common diseases include:
SARS. This group includes a number of infections that provoke the appearance of a runny nose, cough and other symptoms
Bronchitis and pneumonia
Whooping cough
Scarlet fever
Rubella
Varicella (“chickenpox”)
Acute intestinal infections
Worm infestations
Pneumococcal and meningococcal infections
Pediatricians also treat allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma, urticaria, atopic dermatitis and other diseases.
If necessary, specialists work together with endocrinologists, dermatologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists and other doctors. This allows you to quickly identify the pathology and carry out its adequate treatment in the shortest possible time. If necessary, pediatricians give directions for surgical interventions. Also, specialists monitor the condition of patients after surgery, throughout the rehabilitation period.
What is included in pediatric services
Doctors collect anamnesis, visual examination of the patient, general therapeutic palpation, tapping (percussion), measurement of body temperature, weight and height.
Children’s doctors:
Give advice on breastfeeding, complementary feeding and newborn care
Explain to parents how to reduce the frequency of colds
Help to reduce the amount of drugs by additionally prescribing physiotherapy, vitamin complexes and dietary supplements
Make up individual programs for a comprehensive examination, taking into account the age of the patient and his individual characteristics
Issue conclusions about the health group based on examination and recommendations issued by narrow specialists
Develop an individual vaccination schedule
Issue referrals for emergency vaccinations
Issue certificates, sick leaves for parents, exemptions from physical education classes in kindergarten or school
You can also get a package of pediatric services if you use one of the comprehensive programs.
Such programs are developed by private clinics, taking into account all applicable standards and requirements, and include:
Inspections
Surveys
Advice on any emerging issues
Vaccination, etc.
Benefits of visiting a pediatrician at MEDSI
Full range of services for children from birth to 18 years. The complex includes diagnostics, treatment and prevention, as well as rehabilitation after illnesses
Experienced pediatricians. Our doctors regularly undergo training and improve their skills in leading Russian and foreign clinics
Modern methods of diagnostics and treatment. Thanks to them, each patient receives professional assistance
Individual approach. In their work, pediatricians always take into account the characteristics of patients
Opportunities for vaccination with a preliminary examination and assessment of the child’s condition
Competence center for the management of young children. Its specialists carry out laboratory diagnostics, vaccination and patronage of babies. Doctors with international diplomas and extensive experience conduct examinations, talk about methods of disease prevention, perform surgical interventions and competent rehabilitation
Availability of modern equipment
If you want to make an appointment or arrange a home visit with a pediatric pediatrician, call +7 (495) 7-800-500.
Description: Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment that ensures learning for all life.
Additional Information: Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Financial Info: Multi-Child Discount;
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
CCLC-3011
Capacity:
208
Age Range:
Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years)
Achievement and/or Accreditations
NAEYC
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Languages Supported:
English, Spanish
Type of Care:
After-school Program|Summer Camp; Full Time|Part Time
Location Map
Inspection/Report History
Little Sunshine’s Playhouse And Preschool – Colorado Springs CO Child Care Center
Where possible, ChildcareCenter provides inspection reports as a service to families. This information is deemed reliable,
but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office.
Report Date
Arrival Time
Report Type
2022-06-09
11:30 AM
Licensing Study
2021-09-29
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2021-02-25
11:00 AM
Licensing Study
2020-09-01
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-09-18
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-03-13
09:00 AM
Licensing Study
2018-08-09
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2018-03-21
10:10 AM
Monitoring Visit
2017-09-19
09:50 AM
Licensing Study
2017-03-16
08:30 AM
Monitoring Visit
If you are a provider and you believe any information is incorrect, please contact us. We will research your concern and make corrections accordingly.
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Providers in ZIP Code 30303
Atlanta School of Excellence
Carol’s Daughter Learning Center
Child Development Center at Central
Capitol Hill Child Enrichment Center
Lanette L. Suttles Child Development Center
3E Educational Services: STEAM Seekers & Money Minders Summer Camp
Children’s Choice Learning Center
KIDazzle Child Care Inc.- Atlanta Federal Center
Bridges from School to Work
Camp Beatknocks for Teens Only
Communities in Schools – West End Academy
G-P for Kids
Georgia State University Early College Program
Safe House Outreach
Still Waters Youth Sinfo-Nia
The Goddard School
Vox Teen Communications
City View Scholars Academy
Georgia State University Camps – Atlanta
GPs – choosing and visiting a family doctor
A General Practitioner is also known as a GP, a local doctor or a family doctor. GPs specialise in general practice medicine, which means they care for many different health problems in all age groups. Some GPs have extra qualifications in a specialised area, such as pregnancy or
immunisations.
Almost all non-emergency medical problems should begin with a GP visit, and the GP will refer your child to a specialist if needed.
It is important to have your own regular GP who knows you and your children, and who has access to your complete medical history. This will allow the GP to develop an understanding of your family’s health needs so they can decide on the best treatment for you. A regular GP can get to know you
and help you feel comfortable to talk openly about personal issues.
Your GP will be able to:
provide immunisations
monitor children’s health and development
treat non-serious accidents (e.g. cuts that need stitches, minor bangs to the head, and plastering some fractures)
talk about your personal concerns and stresses
make referrals to other service providers and support agencies
liaise with hospital staff to help manage your child’s care after being in hospital.
There may be times when you or your GP want to get a second opinion from a specialist. Your GP can help you to choose where you may wish to go and the reason for the second opinion.
Finding and choosing the right GP
When looking for a GP, ask friends or family members who they recommend, or ask your Maternal and Child Health Nurse.
You can look for a doctor online via
Healthdirect. Ask clinics in your local area if any of their doctors have a special interest in treating children.
To help decide whether a new GP is right for you, ask yourself the following questions on your first visit:
Do I feel comfortable with this GP?
Do they listen to what I have to say?
Do I feel comfortable asking questions?
Does this GP understand my cultural needs?
Does this GP allow me to choose treatments that suit my beliefs?
Can I make a longer appointment time if necessary?
Is this GP easy for me to get to?
Do the clinic’s opening hours suit me?
Does the clinic’s payment plan suit me?
How to make the most of GP appointments
You will need to book an appointment to see a GP, unless it is urgent. In urgent cases, your GP may be able to fit you in ahead of patients waiting with less urgent issues. In these cases, try to call ahead if possible. Some GP clinics offer walk-in appointments where a
booking is not necessary.
Most appointments are 10–15 minutes long. This is enough time for most simple general health problems. If you think the concern is more complex, or there are a number of issues you want to discuss, ask for a longer appointment. Ensure a separate appointment is booked for every person you wish to be seen on the day.
Before the appointment:
write down the reason/s for your visit and any questions you wish to ask
make a list of all the medications your child is taking, including any complementary or alternative therapies.
During your visit:
be prepared to discuss your concerns openly and honestly
write down anything that is important or that you might forget
ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Accessing a GP after hours
If you are worried about your child after hours, but don’t feel that an emergency department visit is necessary, you may want to see an after-hours GP rather than wait until the next morning to see your regular GP.
Call your GP and listen to their telephone message. They usually have an after-hours number to contact in urgent cases. If they don’t, then you could phone NURSE-ON-CALL (1300 60 60 24 in Victoria), or call Healthdirect (1800 022 222 in all Australian states and territories) for
health advice and information on after-hours GPs. Or use Healthdirect’s
Find a health service to locate after-hours GP services in your area.
Many after-hours GP services are bulk billed. When you call an after-hours service, ask the operator for an explanation of any fees that may be charged for the appointment.
Your regular GP will be sent a report about the visit the next day.
Pre-referral guidelines
Sometimes your GP may refer your child to see a specialist for a second opinion or further advice. Waiting lists to see specialists at public clinics can sometimes be quite long. However, there may be several things your GP can do instead of referring you to a specialist at a hospital,
or that you can do while you wait for an appointment. If the waiting lists are very long, ask your doctor about alternatives (e.g. a private referral or other community services).
Your GP will have access to a variety of pre-referral guidelines about what services are available. These guidelines help them to make a decision about what tests or treatment your child should have before being seen at a hospital. This will make your
child’s eventual appointment more useful. It may also mean your child is seen more quickly or may even mean your child won’t need a referral after all. While you should not use these guidelines yourself to decide on treatment for your child, it may be helpful to suggest them to your GP.
Your child’s GP may also try calling a specialist for advice. This, however, may take some time, depending upon the working hours of the GP and the specialist. Email cannot be used for confidentiality reasons.
If your child needs to come into hospital
Tell hospital admissions your GP’s name, address and phone number.
Ask for a copy of the discharge summary when you are going home.
Ask if a copy of the discharge summary is being sent to your GP.
Ask the hospital doctor when your child should next see your GP.
Key points to remember
A GP can give valuable advice and information on health and illness for all the family.
It is important to have your own GP who knows you and has access to your complete medical history in order to provide the most appropriate care.
To make the most of your visit to the GP, think about what you want to ask before you go and write down all your questions. During the appointment ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Always book an individual appointment for each child who is unwell or you would like an opinion about.
If your child needs to come into hospital, give the hospital your GP’s details.
For more information
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Paediatricians
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Maternal and Child Health Services
Health Vic: NURSE-ON-CALL, ph. 1300 60 60 24
Healthdirect:
Find a health service, ph. 1800 022 222
Common questions our doctors are asked
How do I know if I should visit the GP or take my child to
the emergency department?
If your child is able to be settled, drinking well and responds to simple comfort measures, most problems can wait until the morning. If you are unsure if it can wait until the next day, please call your GP first for advice about making an appointment with them or how to access their locum service. If you are more worried, emergency departments are available at all hours. The
NURSE-ON-CALL telephone service will be able to guide you if you are concerned.
How much does it cost to visit the GP?
If the practice bulk bills, and you have a Medicare card, there will be no cost to you. If the practice does not bulk bill, costs can vary. The amount you are charged will depend on the practice and length of consultation. If there is a charge, you will be able to
get some of the cost back through Medicare.
Developed by The Royal Children’s Hospital Primary Care Liaison Unit and General Medicine department. We acknowledge the input of RCH consumers and carers.
Reviewed June 2018.
This information is awaiting routine review. Please always seek the most recent advice from a registered and practising clinician.
Kids Health Info is supported by The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation. To donate, visit
www. rchfoundation.org.au.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat?.
Publication date: 03/23/2022 00:00
A pediatrician is a doctor who treats, prevents diseases and diagnoses children under 18 years of age. From birth, the pediatrician ensures that the child grows and develops according to age norms.
The complexity of the profession lies in the fact that young patients need a special approach so as not to cause fear of doctors in the child. To do this, it is necessary to conduct an examination most gently, while identifying the symptoms of the disease, and choosing an effective treatment.
A pediatrician must have deep professional knowledge and be familiar with medical practice, because children’s complaints, due to their age, are not clearly formulated, it is difficult for them to explain what specifically worries them.
When should I visit a pediatrician?
Routine examination
The first routine examination is carried out at the age of 1 month and is repeated every month during the first year of life. After a year, scheduled examinations are recommended once every three months.
What is included in the examination:
Measurement of height, weight, chest and head circumference of the child
Provides referrals to subspecialists when necessary
It is important to have scheduled check-ups on time to prevent or correct health problems in time. Modern medicine is able to cope with most childhood abnormalities if they are detected early.
Unscheduled examination
Conducted if parents suspect that their child has a physical or mental illness. Parents should be alert to any changes in the behavior of the child.
Self-medication is not recommended for children. Those medicines and methods that are suitable for adults may not only be unsuitable for children, but also be dangerous for them. Therefore, it is necessary to contact a pediatrician as soon as possible in order to avoid complications and severe course of the disease.
When you need to see a pediatrician:
Fever
Stool disorders
Nausea and vomiting
Runny nose
Cough
Eye discharge and redness
Appearance of rash
Discoloration of the skin
Pain in any part of the body
Anxiety, aggression
In acute conditions such as high fever, fever, severe cough, chicken pox, the pediatrician should be called to the house to avoid the spread of acute viral infections.
There are also situations in which it is worth contacting an ambulance. Every parent should know them. This is:
Acute conditions in children under 3 months of age
Body temperature above 39 degrees
Difficulty breathing, unusual noises and wheezing
Seizures
Sudden onset of rash with fever
Loose stools with blood
Persistent vomiting
Injuries, fractures, bleeding
What else is the responsibility of a pediatrician?
Now the patient’s record is filled in both electronically and in paper form in order to prevent the loss of the medical history. Parents are also encouraged to keep extracts for particularly important diseases in the home archive.
Referral for laboratory tests such as blood, urine, stool, allergy, bakpasevy, smears and other tests
Referral for diagnostics: ultrasound, X-ray, CT, MRI
Completing the vaccination certificate
Although most vaccinations are given during childhood, a vaccination certificate may be required throughout life.
Any member of the family can open a sick leave to care for a child: mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, older adult brother or sister.
Selection of individual vitamin complexes
Counseling parents on the prevention of SARS
A pediatrician is the doctor with whom parents meet most often and trust him with the most valuable thing – the health of their child. It is important that this is a competent specialist and a pleasant person who could not only provide qualified assistance, but also support the parent in difficult moments of the child’s illness.
We recommend choosing a pediatrician in advance, paying attention to the qualifications and education of the doctor, his work experience, patient reviews, the clinic where he sees, and its location relative to your home. Make your parenthood easy with ENT-CMV clinics.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat? Everything about the medical specialty of a pediatrician and the diseases diagnosed by him in children at the MEDSI Clinic
A pediatrician is a doctor who assesses the physical and neuropsychic development of children, is engaged in the prevention and treatment of a number of diseases. Such a specialist has knowledge regarding the symptoms of various pathologies, knows the basics of pharmacology, selects the necessary instrumental and laboratory examination methods. Parents of both newborns, and kids who attend kindergarten, and schoolchildren turn to the pediatrician. The help of a doctor may be required both on a planned and emergency basis. We recommend that you make an appointment with specialists immediately after detecting the first signs of any pathologies. This will allow you to start treatment in the early stages of diseases, increase the effectiveness of therapy and increase the chances of a full recovery of the child.
How does a doctor work?
A pediatrician is a specialist who works both directly with his little patient and with his parents.
The main tasks of the doctor include:
Collection of anamnesis – information about the child’s condition
Inspections
Diagnostic assignment
Issuance of referrals to narrow specialists
Also, specialists without fail keep the cards of their patients. They indicate the time of admission, complaints, scheduled examinations, medications taken, procedures performed, etc. Parents should carefully monitor the maintenance of the card and not lose it. Also be sure to save all prescriptions and extracts. This will allow you to restore the medical history if the card is lost.
When to see a pediatrician?
A visit to the doctor can be planned and unscheduled.
Scheduled inspections
The first consultation is carried out within a month from the date of discharge from the hospital. This examination is at home. The pediatrician himself comes to his little patient. Further scheduled inspections are carried out monthly.
Doctor:
Weighs the baby
Measures his height
Controls the development of the newborn
The specialist must monitor all the main indicators and, if there are deviations, refer the patient to narrow specialists. The doctor also prescribes vaccinations.
Inspections after a year are carried out in a planned manner 1 time in 3 months. At other times, parents can make an appointment if necessary.
Unscheduled inspections
An appointment with a pediatrician should be made when:
Fever
Soreness in any part of the body
Digestive disorders
Cough and runny nose
Redness of the eyes
Rash
Consultation with a specialist is required if parents think that their child has any deviations in physical or mental development.
Important! You don’t have to go to the clinic! The doctor can be called to the house. This reduces the risk of spreading the infection.
What does a pediatrician treat?
A pediatrician has knowledge and skills in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. If necessary, he refers the patient to a specialist.
The most common diseases include:
SARS. This group includes a number of infections that provoke the appearance of a runny nose, cough and other symptoms
Bronchitis and pneumonia
Whooping cough
Scarlet fever
Rubella
Varicella (“chickenpox”)
Acute intestinal infections
Worm infestations
Pneumococcal and meningococcal infections
Pediatricians also treat allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma, urticaria, atopic dermatitis and other diseases.
If necessary, specialists work together with endocrinologists, dermatologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists and other doctors. This allows you to quickly identify the pathology and carry out its adequate treatment in the shortest possible time. If necessary, pediatricians give directions for surgical interventions. Also, specialists monitor the condition of patients after surgery, throughout the rehabilitation period.
What is included in pediatric services
Doctors collect anamnesis, visual examination of the patient, general therapeutic palpation, tapping (percussion), measurement of body temperature, weight and height.
Children’s doctors:
Give advice on breastfeeding, complementary feeding and newborn care
Explain to parents how to reduce the frequency of colds
Help to reduce the amount of drugs by additionally prescribing physiotherapy, vitamin complexes and dietary supplements
Make up individual programs for a comprehensive examination, taking into account the age of the patient and his individual characteristics
Issue conclusions about the health group based on examination and recommendations issued by narrow specialists
Develop an individual vaccination schedule
Issue referrals for emergency vaccinations
Issue certificates, sick leaves for parents, exemptions from physical education classes in kindergarten or school
You can also get a package of pediatric services if you use one of the comprehensive programs.
Such programs are developed by private clinics, taking into account all applicable standards and requirements, and include:
Inspections
Surveys
Advice on any emerging issues
Vaccination, etc.
Benefits of visiting a pediatrician at MEDSI
Full range of services for children from birth to 18 years. The complex includes diagnostics, treatment and prevention, as well as rehabilitation after illnesses
Experienced pediatricians. Our doctors regularly undergo training and improve their skills in leading Russian and foreign clinics
Modern methods of diagnostics and treatment. Thanks to them, each patient receives professional assistance
Individual approach. In their work, pediatricians always take into account the characteristics of patients
Opportunities for vaccination with a preliminary examination and assessment of the child’s condition
Competence center for the management of young children. Its specialists carry out laboratory diagnostics, vaccination and patronage of babies. Doctors with international diplomas and extensive experience conduct examinations, talk about methods of disease prevention, perform surgical interventions and competent rehabilitation
Availability of modern equipment
If you want to make an appointment or arrange a home visit with a pediatric pediatrician, call +7 (495) 7-800-500.
Busy Bees Child Development Center – Chula Vista CA DAY CARE CENTER
Description: Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment that ensures learning for all life.
Additional Information: Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Financial Info: Multi-Child Discount;
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
CCLC-3011
Capacity:
208
Age Range:
Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years)
Achievement and/or Accreditations
NAEYC
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Languages Supported:
English, Spanish
Type of Care:
After-school Program|Summer Camp; Full Time|Part Time
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Inspection/Report History
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but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office.
Report Date
Arrival Time
Report Type
2022-06-09
11:30 AM
Licensing Study
2021-09-29
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2021-02-25
11:00 AM
Licensing Study
2020-09-01
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-09-18
11:00 AM
Monitoring Visit
2019-03-13
09:00 AM
Licensing Study
2018-08-09
11:15 AM
Monitoring Visit
2018-03-21
10:10 AM
Monitoring Visit
2017-09-19
09:50 AM
Licensing Study
2017-03-16
08:30 AM
Monitoring Visit
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GPs – choosing and visiting a family doctor
A General Practitioner is also known as a GP, a local doctor or a family doctor. GPs specialise in general practice medicine, which means they care for many different health problems in all age groups. Some GPs have extra qualifications in a specialised area, such as pregnancy or
immunisations.
Almost all non-emergency medical problems should begin with a GP visit, and the GP will refer your child to a specialist if needed.
It is important to have your own regular GP who knows you and your children, and who has access to your complete medical history. This will allow the GP to develop an understanding of your family’s health needs so they can decide on the best treatment for you. A regular GP can get to know you
and help you feel comfortable to talk openly about personal issues.
Your GP will be able to:
provide immunisations
monitor children’s health and development
treat non-serious accidents (e.g. cuts that need stitches, minor bangs to the head, and plastering some fractures)
talk about your personal concerns and stresses
make referrals to other service providers and support agencies
liaise with hospital staff to help manage your child’s care after being in hospital.
There may be times when you or your GP want to get a second opinion from a specialist. Your GP can help you to choose where you may wish to go and the reason for the second opinion.
Finding and choosing the right GP
When looking for a GP, ask friends or family members who they recommend, or ask your Maternal and Child Health Nurse.
You can look for a doctor online via
Healthdirect. Ask clinics in your local area if any of their doctors have a special interest in treating children.
To help decide whether a new GP is right for you, ask yourself the following questions on your first visit:
Do I feel comfortable with this GP?
Do they listen to what I have to say?
Do I feel comfortable asking questions?
Does this GP understand my cultural needs?
Does this GP allow me to choose treatments that suit my beliefs?
Can I make a longer appointment time if necessary?
Is this GP easy for me to get to?
Do the clinic’s opening hours suit me?
Does the clinic’s payment plan suit me?
How to make the most of GP appointments
You will need to book an appointment to see a GP, unless it is urgent. In urgent cases, your GP may be able to fit you in ahead of patients waiting with less urgent issues. In these cases, try to call ahead if possible. Some GP clinics offer walk-in appointments where a
booking is not necessary.
Most appointments are 10–15 minutes long. This is enough time for most simple general health problems. If you think the concern is more complex, or there are a number of issues you want to discuss, ask for a longer appointment. Ensure a separate appointment is booked for every person you wish to be seen on the day.
Before the appointment:
write down the reason/s for your visit and any questions you wish to ask
make a list of all the medications your child is taking, including any complementary or alternative therapies.
During your visit:
be prepared to discuss your concerns openly and honestly
write down anything that is important or that you might forget
ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Accessing a GP after hours
If you are worried about your child after hours, but don’t feel that an emergency department visit is necessary, you may want to see an after-hours GP rather than wait until the next morning to see your regular GP.
Call your GP and listen to their telephone message. They usually have an after-hours number to contact in urgent cases. If they don’t, then you could phone NURSE-ON-CALL (1300 60 60 24 in Victoria), or call Healthdirect (1800 022 222 in all Australian states and territories) for
health advice and information on after-hours GPs. Or use Healthdirect’s
Find a health service to locate after-hours GP services in your area.
Many after-hours GP services are bulk billed. When you call an after-hours service, ask the operator for an explanation of any fees that may be charged for the appointment.
Your regular GP will be sent a report about the visit the next day.
Pre-referral guidelines
Sometimes your GP may refer your child to see a specialist for a second opinion or further advice. Waiting lists to see specialists at public clinics can sometimes be quite long. However, there may be several things your GP can do instead of referring you to a specialist at a hospital,
or that you can do while you wait for an appointment. If the waiting lists are very long, ask your doctor about alternatives (e.g. a private referral or other community services).
Your GP will have access to a variety of pre-referral guidelines about what services are available. These guidelines help them to make a decision about what tests or treatment your child should have before being seen at a hospital. This will make your
child’s eventual appointment more useful. It may also mean your child is seen more quickly or may even mean your child won’t need a referral after all. While you should not use these guidelines yourself to decide on treatment for your child, it may be helpful to suggest them to your GP.
Your child’s GP may also try calling a specialist for advice. This, however, may take some time, depending upon the working hours of the GP and the specialist. Email cannot be used for confidentiality reasons.
If your child needs to come into hospital
Tell hospital admissions your GP’s name, address and phone number.
Ask for a copy of the discharge summary when you are going home.
Ask if a copy of the discharge summary is being sent to your GP.
Ask the hospital doctor when your child should next see your GP.
Key points to remember
A GP can give valuable advice and information on health and illness for all the family.
It is important to have your own GP who knows you and has access to your complete medical history in order to provide the most appropriate care.
To make the most of your visit to the GP, think about what you want to ask before you go and write down all your questions. During the appointment ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
Always book an individual appointment for each child who is unwell or you would like an opinion about.
If your child needs to come into hospital, give the hospital your GP’s details.
For more information
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Paediatricians
Kids Health Info fact sheet:
Maternal and Child Health Services
Health Vic: NURSE-ON-CALL, ph. 1300 60 60 24
Healthdirect:
Find a health service, ph. 1800 022 222
Common questions our doctors are asked
How do I know if I should visit the GP or take my child to
the emergency department?
If your child is able to be settled, drinking well and responds to simple comfort measures, most problems can wait until the morning. If you are unsure if it can wait until the next day, please call your GP first for advice about making an appointment with them or how to access their locum service. If you are more worried, emergency departments are available at all hours. The
NURSE-ON-CALL telephone service will be able to guide you if you are concerned.
How much does it cost to visit the GP?
If the practice bulk bills, and you have a Medicare card, there will be no cost to you. If the practice does not bulk bill, costs can vary. The amount you are charged will depend on the practice and length of consultation. If there is a charge, you will be able to
get some of the cost back through Medicare.
Developed by The Royal Children’s Hospital Primary Care Liaison Unit and General Medicine department. We acknowledge the input of RCH consumers and carers.
Reviewed June 2018.
This information is awaiting routine review. Please always seek the most recent advice from a registered and practising clinician.
Kids Health Info is supported by The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation. To donate, visit
www. rchfoundation.org.au.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat?.
Publication date: 03/23/2022 00:00
A pediatrician is a doctor who treats, prevents diseases and diagnoses children under 18 years of age. From birth, the pediatrician ensures that the child grows and develops according to age norms.
The complexity of the profession lies in the fact that young patients need a special approach so as not to cause fear of doctors in the child. To do this, it is necessary to conduct an examination most gently, while identifying the symptoms of the disease, and choosing an effective treatment.
A pediatrician must have deep professional knowledge and be familiar with medical practice, because children’s complaints, due to their age, are not clearly formulated, it is difficult for them to explain what specifically worries them.
When should I visit a pediatrician?
Routine examination
The first routine examination is carried out at the age of 1 month and is repeated every month during the first year of life. After a year, scheduled examinations are recommended once every three months.
What is included in the examination:
Measurement of height, weight, chest and head circumference of the child
Provides referrals to subspecialists when necessary
It is important to have scheduled check-ups on time to prevent or correct health problems in time. Modern medicine is able to cope with most childhood abnormalities if they are detected early.
Unscheduled examination
Conducted if parents suspect that their child has a physical or mental illness. Parents should be alert to any changes in the behavior of the child.
Self-medication is not recommended for children. Those medicines and methods that are suitable for adults may not only be unsuitable for children, but also be dangerous for them. Therefore, it is necessary to contact a pediatrician as soon as possible in order to avoid complications and severe course of the disease.
When you need to see a pediatrician:
Fever
Stool disorders
Nausea and vomiting
Runny nose
Cough
Eye discharge and redness
Appearance of rash
Discoloration of the skin
Pain in any part of the body
Anxiety, aggression
In acute conditions such as high fever, fever, severe cough, chicken pox, the pediatrician should be called to the house to avoid the spread of acute viral infections.
There are also situations in which it is worth contacting an ambulance. Every parent should know them. This is:
Acute conditions in children under 3 months of age
Body temperature above 39 degrees
Difficulty breathing, unusual noises and wheezing
Seizures
Sudden onset of rash with fever
Loose stools with blood
Persistent vomiting
Injuries, fractures, bleeding
What else is the responsibility of a pediatrician?
Now the patient’s record is filled in both electronically and in paper form in order to prevent the loss of the medical history. Parents are also encouraged to keep extracts for particularly important diseases in the home archive.
Referral for laboratory tests such as blood, urine, stool, allergy, bakpasevy, smears and other tests
Referral for diagnostics: ultrasound, X-ray, CT, MRI
Completing the vaccination certificate
Although most vaccinations are given during childhood, a vaccination certificate may be required throughout life.
Any member of the family can open a sick leave to care for a child: mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, older adult brother or sister.
Selection of individual vitamin complexes
Counseling parents on the prevention of SARS
A pediatrician is the doctor with whom parents meet most often and trust him with the most valuable thing – the health of their child. It is important that this is a competent specialist and a pleasant person who could not only provide qualified assistance, but also support the parent in difficult moments of the child’s illness.
We recommend choosing a pediatrician in advance, paying attention to the qualifications and education of the doctor, his work experience, patient reviews, the clinic where he sees, and its location relative to your home. Make your parenthood easy with ENT-CMV clinics.
Pediatrician – who is it and what does it treat? Everything about the medical specialty of a pediatrician and the diseases diagnosed by him in children at the MEDSI Clinic
A pediatrician is a doctor who assesses the physical and neuropsychic development of children, is engaged in the prevention and treatment of a number of diseases. Such a specialist has knowledge regarding the symptoms of various pathologies, knows the basics of pharmacology, selects the necessary instrumental and laboratory examination methods. Parents of both newborns, and kids who attend kindergarten, and schoolchildren turn to the pediatrician. The help of a doctor may be required both on a planned and emergency basis. We recommend that you make an appointment with specialists immediately after detecting the first signs of any pathologies. This will allow you to start treatment in the early stages of diseases, increase the effectiveness of therapy and increase the chances of a full recovery of the child.
How does a doctor work?
A pediatrician is a specialist who works both directly with his little patient and with his parents.
The main tasks of the doctor include:
Collection of anamnesis – information about the child’s condition
Inspections
Diagnostic assignment
Issuance of referrals to narrow specialists
Also, specialists without fail keep the cards of their patients. They indicate the time of admission, complaints, scheduled examinations, medications taken, procedures performed, etc. Parents should carefully monitor the maintenance of the card and not lose it. Also be sure to save all prescriptions and extracts. This will allow you to restore the medical history if the card is lost.
When to see a pediatrician?
A visit to the doctor can be planned and unscheduled.
Scheduled inspections
The first consultation is carried out within a month from the date of discharge from the hospital. This examination is at home. The pediatrician himself comes to his little patient. Further scheduled inspections are carried out monthly.
Doctor:
Weighs the baby
Measures his height
Controls the development of the newborn
The specialist must monitor all the main indicators and, if there are deviations, refer the patient to narrow specialists. The doctor also prescribes vaccinations.
Inspections after a year are carried out in a planned manner 1 time in 3 months. At other times, parents can make an appointment if necessary.
Unscheduled inspections
An appointment with a pediatrician should be made when:
Fever
Soreness in any part of the body
Digestive disorders
Cough and runny nose
Redness of the eyes
Rash
Consultation with a specialist is required if parents think that their child has any deviations in physical or mental development.
Important! You don’t have to go to the clinic! The doctor can be called to the house. This reduces the risk of spreading the infection.
What does a pediatrician treat?
A pediatrician has knowledge and skills in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. If necessary, he refers the patient to a specialist.
The most common diseases include:
SARS. This group includes a number of infections that provoke the appearance of a runny nose, cough and other symptoms
Bronchitis and pneumonia
Whooping cough
Scarlet fever
Rubella
Varicella (“chickenpox”)
Acute intestinal infections
Worm infestations
Pneumococcal and meningococcal infections
Pediatricians also treat allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma, urticaria, atopic dermatitis and other diseases.
If necessary, specialists work together with endocrinologists, dermatologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists and other doctors. This allows you to quickly identify the pathology and carry out its adequate treatment in the shortest possible time. If necessary, pediatricians give directions for surgical interventions. Also, specialists monitor the condition of patients after surgery, throughout the rehabilitation period.
What is included in pediatric services
Doctors collect anamnesis, visual examination of the patient, general therapeutic palpation, tapping (percussion), measurement of body temperature, weight and height.
Children’s doctors:
Give advice on breastfeeding, complementary feeding and newborn care
Explain to parents how to reduce the frequency of colds
Help to reduce the amount of drugs by additionally prescribing physiotherapy, vitamin complexes and dietary supplements
Make up individual programs for a comprehensive examination, taking into account the age of the patient and his individual characteristics
Issue conclusions about the health group based on examination and recommendations issued by narrow specialists
Develop an individual vaccination schedule
Issue referrals for emergency vaccinations
Issue certificates, sick leaves for parents, exemptions from physical education classes in kindergarten or school
You can also get a package of pediatric services if you use one of the comprehensive programs.
Such programs are developed by private clinics, taking into account all applicable standards and requirements, and include:
Inspections
Surveys
Advice on any emerging issues
Vaccination, etc.
Benefits of visiting a pediatrician at MEDSI
Full range of services for children from birth to 18 years. The complex includes diagnostics, treatment and prevention, as well as rehabilitation after illnesses
Experienced pediatricians. Our doctors regularly undergo training and improve their skills in leading Russian and foreign clinics
Modern methods of diagnostics and treatment. Thanks to them, each patient receives professional assistance
Individual approach. In their work, pediatricians always take into account the characteristics of patients
Opportunities for vaccination with a preliminary examination and assessment of the child’s condition
Competence center for the management of young children. Its specialists carry out laboratory diagnostics, vaccination and patronage of babies. Doctors with international diplomas and extensive experience conduct examinations, talk about methods of disease prevention, perform surgical interventions and competent rehabilitation
Availability of modern equipment
If you want to make an appointment or arrange a home visit with a pediatric pediatrician, call +7 (495) 7-800-500.
Education: Taylor has a Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Education and a Master’s in Special
Education. Has a dual-certified teacher in Special and Regular Education Birth – 6th Grade. Taylor has taught Kindergarten for 2 years. After having a classroom of her own, she became a behavior specialist for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade for a year. She is now excited to be in Preschool!
What Talyor likes about
being a teacher: Taylor loves seeing the magic in a child’s eyes when they are truly learning! When a child is engaged in an activity, they become curious and intrigued with life. They ask questions that are so genuine and filled with knowledge. Children are a reminder that life is fun and filled with belly laughs!
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Ruth
Education:
Master’s Degree in Special Education, teaching with the agency for over 25 years!
What Ruth likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy seeing the children eager to learn and becoming excited
about learning new things. I love hearing the children’s conversations, which
are triggered by something they have learned, and how it relates to their
lives!“
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kayla
Education: Bachelor’s in Special Education and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology
What Kayla likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy singing and dancing with the kids! I also love listening to their stories.”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Emily M.
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Concentration in Special Education and General
Education (B-9), Master’s Degree in Literacy.
What Emily likes
about being a teacher: “ I enjoy being a part of children’s lives and
watching them learn and grow. Every day is a new experience and each moment in
our classroom presents a new opportunity for learning!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms.
Kristen
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Literacy
What Kristen likes
about being a teacher: “I enjoy watching my students learn and grow
throughout the year. I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
them, and helping them become lifelong learners!”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Katrina
Education: Master’s Degree in Special Education and
Early Childhood Education
What Katrina likes
about being a teacher: “The best part of my job is seeing the smiling faces
of the kids every day. I enjoy seeing
the expressions on their faces when they learn something new or master a skill
they have worked so hard on. Working with young children brings fun, exciting,
and new memories every day!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms Marlene
Education: Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 26 years of teaching experience in early childhood education.
What Marlene likes about being a teacher: “Seeing the children come to school brings a smile to my face, knowing that I can teach them new things and have an impact on their lives means so much to me.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Jenna
Education: What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: I
received my Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood/ Special Education from The
College of Saint Rose. I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
instruction from The College of Saint Rose.
What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: Forming
positive relationships and watching my students learn and grow as individuals.
Having the opportunity to teach and make a difference is incredibly
rewarding.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Lisa
Education: Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has been in the field of early childhood education since the summer of 2009 and has worked in both private and public educational settings and has recently moved to Watervliet, NY, to join the team at Maplewood.
What Lisa likes most about being a teacher is: Lisa really enjoys being able to support children as they explore and learn in their worlds. She enjoys observing and really understanding what motivates a student or lights them up while they are engaged in the classroom. Lisa also really enjoys learning more about the evolving field of early education and current best practices. There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Heather
Education: Working towards a Masters of Arts in Special Education. I have 6 years of experience in early childhood, primarily working with preschool aged children.
What Heather likes most about being a teacher is: being a part of the growth and development of so many unique young children and watching them learn and blossom.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Cas
Education: Bachelor’s degree was obtained from SUNY Albany. She was an English Major Education Minor. Later, I received my Master’s degree in Special Education and Literacy from SUNY Albany. Has 7+ years of experience serving within the early childhood education field.
What Cas likes about being a teacher: ” What I love most about being a teacher is that I get to be a catalyst for change in a young child’s life. The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Courtney
Education: Courtney has been working in education since 2013 while attending Hudson Valley Community College for Early childhood education. She was a nanny for several families during that time. She also has experience as a lead teacher in a home daycare for 2 years. I started working in special education in 2016 as a teaching assistant. It was during her time as a teaching assistant that she decided to pursue a career as a special education teacher and go back to school. Courtney finished with her bachelor’s in childhood education from the College of Saint Rose in 2021. She is currently enrolled at the University at Albany in their special education master’s program.
What Courtney likes about being a teacher: Courtney has always loved teaching and working with children. As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities
through learning. Courtney enjoys building relationships with not only her students but their families as well.
Preschool Teacher: Mr. Trevor
Education: Bachelor of Science in Inclusive Early Childhood Education (Birth-2 years of age), working towards his Masters.
What Trevor likes about being a teacher is “Teaching and working with children is such a joy! I like that I can have lessons that amplify the student’s voice and that invite students to pull from their experiences, culture communities, and histories as a valid source of information.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Kasia
Education: Kasia holds a bachelor’s degree in English Philology with a specialization in teaching ESL (English as a Second Language) and a Master’s degree in Special Needs. She has been an early childhood educator for about a decade.
What Kasia likes about being a teacher: “Despite following a consistent routine, no day looks like another in the classroom. Each student presents a set of unique characteristics, goals, and challenges that require teachers to observe and adjust methodology to meet their needs. I enjoy the pace as well as the ability to work alongside other dedicated teachers to bring out the best in the youngest of learners.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Alyson
Education:Bachelors Degree in Childhood Education with a minor/concentration in English Language Arts from The College of Saint Rose. In January 2022 I am furthering my education by beginning my coursework online for my Graduate Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. I have worked in Early Childhood for roughly four years altogether. Throughout college I worked in a UPK/EPK setting for Albany City CSD. This opportunity taught me a lot, it familiarized me with the curriculum and the field itself.
What Alyson likes about being a teacher is: “What I love about being a teacher is that it’s a job that continuously challenges you. Each child is different and what works for one, may not work for another child. You are responsible for brainstorming, researching, and trying different methods all of the time. It’s an occupation that forces you to grow and go outside of your comfort zone.
Children are the brightest lights; they are unapologetically themselves, they are silly, they
say whatever is on their mind, their way of thinking is curious and creative, and they are in a stage
that just amazes me every single day. Spending your day surrounded by them, I am not sure
who wouldn’t love their job! Teaching also gives you the added bonus of watching them form
friendships, find themselves, learn, grow, and explore, which truly makes it the most rewarding job
in the world. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Alissa
Education: Alissa graduated from The College of Saint Rose in 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Inclusive Early Childhood Education with a concentration in English. She is dually certified in General Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Birth – 2nd grade. Currently in the process of getting her master’s degree in Literacy at UAlbany. She has worked at a daycare center for four years and then worked as a substitute teacher for about a year.
What Alissa likes about being a teacher is: that it brings her so much joy. She loves interacting with children and watching/ listening to how they play. Young children have the most creative imaginations, and it is intriguing to hear the things that they come up with when playing with both adults and peers. Her favorite thing about being a teacher is seeing a child make gains or master a skill they have been working on. It is beyond amazing how children absorb knowledge and put it to use in their own way.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Emily
Education: Emily has a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 2) and a Master’s Degree in Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 6). She has 10 years of formal teaching experience in the early childhood field, varying in ages 18 months to 12 years old, along with experience as an Interim/Assistant Director.
What Emily likes about being a teacher is: “Although each day is structured as far as routines, my favorite parts are the ones that are not anticipated on our lesson plans. The spontaneous moments and things that the children say may be brief, but those are what leave the biggest impressions in my heart that turn into lifelong memories. Seeing the children’s progress throughout an entire school year is astounding, but specifically, seeing the children’s personalities develop and their social-emotional growth is what reminds me how early childhood education can create a foundation for the future. The children form such strong friendships and bonds with one another as well as with their teaching team that showcase how genuine and nurturing children innately are. As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kaitlyn
Education: Kaitlyn has an associate in Early Childhood Education and is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services with a concentration in Special Education. I have been working in Early Childhood Education for 12 years now. I have held many positions as my career has developed, including Teacher’s Assistant, Lead Teacher, and Director of a Montessori program.
What Kaitlyn likes about being a teacher is: Kaitlyn’s favorite part about being a teacher is “Watching the children grow and show progress in their goals right in front of you. It’s exciting to see them light up and glow when they discover something new or are working on an activity that they love. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Rachel
Education: Rachel has a bachelor’s degree from the College of Saint Rose where she majored in Early Childhood Education. She also has a Master’s Degree completed at the College of Saint Rose, where Rachel majored in Curriculum and Instruction. She has been involved in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 5 years now and has worked in her current position as a lead UPK teacher for almost a year.
What Rachel likes about being a teacher: Rachel shared, “My favorite part about being a teacher is being able to see life through the eyes of my students. They each bring a new, and oftentimes, positive outlook on life that makes even the worst days a little bit brighter. I love knowing that not only am I able to have a positive influence on each of their lives but that they also have such a large and wonderful impact on my life every day.”
Site Director: Ms. Kelly
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Early Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology
What Kelly likes
about her job: “I truly enjoy supporting families as they make one of the
most important decisions for their child: deciding the first stepping stone for
their child’s education. I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
has to offer in the early childhood field. I have the opportunity to work with
highly qualified educators who see the amazing potential of each child that
attends our programs!”
Administrative Assistant and Marketing: Ms. Liz
Education:
Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 10 years of teaching experience
and 5 years working with students with special needs.
What Liz likes about
her job: “I thoroughly enjoy using the skills and techniques I have
learned in the classroom and applying them to my administrative position!”
Social Worker, LCSW:
Ms. Bre
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Master’s Degree and Clinical License in Social
Work
What Bre likes about
her job: “Working with children, their families, and the staff at
Achievements! I love having the opportunity to see the growth of each kiddo
throughout the year, and celebrating every success, big or small!”
IEP Coordinator / Pyramid
Model Trainer: Ms. Jessica
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in
Elementary Education and Special Education (Grade 1-Grade 6), Master’s Degree
in Early Childhood Education and Special Education (Birth-Grade 2), with
over 10 years of teaching experience and Administrative Certification in NYS
School Building Leader and actively seeking NYS School District Leader
certification.
What Jessica likes about her job: My favorite part about my job is building connections and
seeing the growth in students, families and staff. I love the dynamic
program that Achievements has to offer with students and families as our
priority. I also love how our staff are continuously learning and growing
with our students in a developmentally appropriate and authentic learning
environment. When we work as a unit with families we see the positive
changes and growth in our students and that is the most rewarding
experience. When parents choose our program for their child, they are
choosing us as a part of their family and that is something that I value and
respect. Welcome to the Achievements/Kids Express family!
OCFS Compliance: Ms. Sue
Education: AAS Human Services; working with children for approximately over 30 years in varies capacities and situation from youth groups, daycares to school.
What I love most about my job is I enjoy organizing things and using peoples input in order to assess what would best for a majority of various needs. I love seeing the kids grow and learn. I feel great reward when I see “the light go on” as a child learns something new.
Family Engagement / Pyramid Model Trainer: Ms. Noelle
Education: Noelle’s credentials include Board Certification in Behavior Analysis, a Master of Science in Special Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, as well as 8 years of classroom instructional experience working with individuals of varying abilities.
What Noelle likes about being a part of Kids Express is “That teaching certainly provides me with a purpose and fulfillment in ways that have both challenged and motivated me. As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”
Social Worker, LCSW
and Family Support: Ms. Katie
Education: Has a Masters in Social Work from SUNY Albany and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Katie has been working in early childhood education for 4 years.
What Katie likes about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express is: “The best part of my job is helping children with their social emotional skills through their play. It is such a joy to see the growth children make throughout the year as they gain more skills to navigate social interactions with their peers and teachers. ”
Social Worker, LMSW and Family Support: Ms. Melissa
Education: Has a Bachelor’s of Sociology and a Master’s of Social Work from the University at Albany.
What Melissa likes best about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express: “I love working with the children and getting to know the families. I love to celebrate the little things every day through the eyes of a child.”
Administrative
Assistant – Ms. Ellen
Education: Has a CDA (Child Development Associate) and has been working in the Child Care field for more than 30 years. Most of those years were as a Teacher working directly with the children but the past 5 or so have been in Administration.
What Ellen likes about her job: “I started with Achievements in late 2020. As Admin Support, I work in the office but I wear many hats. I love being able to be there for the classrooms to help them in any way I can. I feel lucky to be able to have a glimpse into every room and be able to meet ALL of the children. It’s such a privilege to watch this dedicated team of professionals do what they all do so well and to watch the children thrive. I am constantly amazed at the work being done here!”
DAP/Curriculum
Support – Ms. Remy
Education: Remy holds a BA in Liberal Arts and a MA in Early Childhood Education and is TEFL (teaching English as a foreign language) certified. She has over ten years of teaching experience in the US and abroad.
What Remy likes about her job is: “The best part of my job is working with such a dedicated, caring staff and getting the opportunity to watch children grow and learn in a joyful environment.”
Kids Express Academy in Humble, Texas
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Pre School Address:
802 Wilson Rd, Humble, TX 77338
Pre School Phone:
(281) 446-4218
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Pre School Website:
http://kidsexpressacademy. com/
Pre School Description
Kid’s Express Academy provides a licensed daycare in the Humble TX area. We provide a secured atmosphere with 23 years of experience.
Kids – Humble TX – Kid’s Express Academy – kids
Learn more about Kid’s Express Academy:
– Full time part time afterschool
– Spanish music computers and art classes
– Summer day camp
We have an open registration and welcome walk-ins. We have a fun big playground provide 2 hot meals and snack and all our teachers are CPR certified.
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What is included in the tour of France
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Types of accommodation
SingleRoom (SGL) is a single room. DoubleRoom (DBL) – a double room usually with one double bed. If you want separate beds, you must check “Twin Room” (TWN). Triple Room (TPL) – triple room. As a rule, this is a standard double room, in which a bed or chair-bed is added. Family Room – family room: larger than the standard room. Suitable for a family with two or three children. Not all hotels have such rooms, usually they are few and need to be confirmed separately.
Please , be sure to specify in the order the type of accommodation , specify the type of double room: TWIN or DBL.
Children go through a separate calculation grid, depending on age, accommodation or their number.
For example, two children with two parents will most likely have to be placed in two double rooms. A quadruple or family room is a rarity in France.
Depending on the purpose of the trip, there are several types of tours:
economy tours – tours with a minimum set of services: for example, flight and hotel, or flight, hotel and transfer;
sightseeing tours – tours that provide for an excursion program;
business and corporate – tours that include exhibitions, seminars, incentive trips;
health;
educational;
beach;
shopping tours;
event tours – tours related to any event: New Year, Christmas, holidays, football matches, etc. ;
children’s tours.
Continuing the story about group tours, we want to note that Russian Express offers a wide range of economy options and sightseeing tours. If everything is clear enough with economy options, there are only two of them: economical (only flight and hotel) and transfer (flight, hotel and transfers), then I would like to dwell on excursion packages in more detail.
Panoramic
Sightseeing tour of Paris;
Boat ticket on the Seine
Visiting the Fragonard Perfume Museum and the International Jewelery Center.
Classic
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris museums NEW
Panoramic +
Museum card for 2 days;
Eiffel Tower ticket up to level 2.
Paris – Loire castles NEW
Panoramic +
Tour of the castles of the Loire Valley, including lunch and visits to wine cellars.
Extended
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Versailles;
Fontainebleau;
Chantilly Castle;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historical Center – about. Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris – children mini NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
France in miniature;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris.
Paris – children maxi NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
a trip to Asterix;
France in miniature;
Ticket to Aquabulvar;
walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris;
visiting Grevin Wax Museum.
Paris – Normandy – Brittany NEW (from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Brittany and Normandy with a visit to the cities: Rouen, Saint-Malo (night), Mont Saint-Michel, Trouville, Deauville (night), Honfleur.
Paris – Champagne – Burgundy NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Champagne and Burgundy with a visit to the cities: Epernay, Reims, Troyes (night), Dijon, Beaune (night) and Osser.
Paris – Lorraine – Alsace NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Lorraine and Alsace with a visit to the castle of Koenigsburg and the cities: Nancy, Colmar (night), Strasbourg (night).
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“INTELLECTUAL AND CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF RUSSIA”
Our portal contains information about all projects included in the program. For your convenience, we have created a system of sites in the following areas:
Website of the National Educational Program “Intellectual and Creative Potential of Russia” – here you can find information about the competitions “Erudites of Russia”, “Constellation of Talents”, All-Russian Tournaments, Forums and Festivals, International Educational Projects and much more.
International Subject Olympiads “Cognition and Creativity”
All-Russian creative competitions
“Creativity. Intellect. Talent”
IQ – CHAMPION – is a modern international online competition-Olympiad
International test competition “Intellect-Express”
International project “SMART PLNET”
Russian competition – Olympiad “Evrikum”
All-Russian competitions of student research works “Youth, Science, Culture”, “Steps into Science”, “Scientific Potential”, “Young Researcher”
Pedagogical website (All-Russian competitions for teachers, forums, seminars)
The site “Russia is proud of them”, dedicated to the winners of the competitions of the Program
Website of the All-Russian Minor Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”
Scientific and educational electronic journal “Akademian”
Website for parents
All-Russian Internet Exhibition of Student Achievements
When creating the Portal, state support funds allocated as a grant in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 160-rp dated March 16, 2009 were used.
Program founders:
All-Russian Children’s Public Organization “Public Small Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”.
Non-commercial partnership Center for the Development of Education, Science and Culture “Obninsky Polis”.
OOO Research and Educational Center “Rosintal”.
Offer agreement (for participants of competitions and events)
IAS Activity Report “Intellect of the Future” for 2022
2022 IAS Spending Report
Report on activities in NP Obninsky Polis in 2022
Report on the expenditure of funds by NP Obninsk Polis in 2022
These organizations continue to operate in 2023.
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninskiy Polis” in 2022 is presented on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=62&Itemid=1
Reports of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninsk Polis” for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 – on the website of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
Financial report of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” for 2018
Report on the activities of NP Obninsky Polis in 2018
Financial report MAN Intellect of the future for 2021
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” in the 2020/2021 academic year is available on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7416&Itemid=4345
Regardless of the age of the patient – whether it is a child or an adult, in the first time after the poisoning, it is necessary to completely exclude from the diet any foods that can provoke fermentation and putrefaction during the digestion process. These are fresh vegetables and fruits, products containing yeast, brown bread. You should start eating first with cereal broths, for example, rice without the addition of salt and sugar, and then you can switch to porridge-slurry, which should be boiled for a long time and in plenty of water.
Oatmeal porridge must be on the menu of a person recovering from poisoning. It must be eaten 1-2 times a day, at least 1-2 tablespoons.
All food that will enter the body in the first 2-3 days should be chopped, boiled or steamed, it should not be hot or very cold. For an adult, the daily calorie content in the early days can be 1200-1500 kcal, but then it should be increased to 2000 kcal per day. The number of meals – 5-6 times a day, preferably at the same time.
It is necessary to drink plenty of fluids, you can strained cranberry fruit drinks and dried fruit compotes, which should contain dried apricots and prunes containing sodium, magnesium and potassium, as well as other microelements that were washed out of the body during poisoning. At least 2-3 times a day you need to drink a cup of green tea, you can with lemon.
Fatty, smoked, spicy and salty after severe poisoning, you can start eating no earlier than 2-3 months later.
Education: Taylor has a Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Education and a Master’s in Special
Education. Has a dual-certified teacher in Special and Regular Education Birth – 6th Grade. Taylor has taught Kindergarten for 2 years. After having a classroom of her own, she became a behavior specialist for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade for a year. She is now excited to be in Preschool!
What Talyor likes about
being a teacher: Taylor loves seeing the magic in a child’s eyes when they are truly learning! When a child is engaged in an activity, they become curious and intrigued with life. They ask questions that are so genuine and filled with knowledge. Children are a reminder that life is fun and filled with belly laughs!
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Ruth
Education:
Master’s Degree in Special Education, teaching with the agency for over 25 years!
What Ruth likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy seeing the children eager to learn and becoming excited
about learning new things. I love hearing the children’s conversations, which
are triggered by something they have learned, and how it relates to their
lives!“
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kayla
Education: Bachelor’s in Special Education and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology
What Kayla likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy singing and dancing with the kids! I also love listening to their stories.”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Emily M.
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Concentration in Special Education and General
Education (B-9), Master’s Degree in Literacy.
What Emily likes
about being a teacher: “ I enjoy being a part of children’s lives and
watching them learn and grow. Every day is a new experience and each moment in
our classroom presents a new opportunity for learning!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms.
Kristen
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Literacy
What Kristen likes
about being a teacher: “I enjoy watching my students learn and grow
throughout the year. I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
them, and helping them become lifelong learners!”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Katrina
Education: Master’s Degree in Special Education and
Early Childhood Education
What Katrina likes
about being a teacher: “The best part of my job is seeing the smiling faces
of the kids every day. I enjoy seeing
the expressions on their faces when they learn something new or master a skill
they have worked so hard on. Working with young children brings fun, exciting,
and new memories every day!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms Marlene
Education: Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 26 years of teaching experience in early childhood education.
What Marlene likes about being a teacher: “Seeing the children come to school brings a smile to my face, knowing that I can teach them new things and have an impact on their lives means so much to me.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Jenna
Education: What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: I
received my Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood/ Special Education from The
College of Saint Rose. I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
instruction from The College of Saint Rose.
What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: Forming
positive relationships and watching my students learn and grow as individuals.
Having the opportunity to teach and make a difference is incredibly
rewarding.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Lisa
Education: Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has been in the field of early childhood education since the summer of 2009 and has worked in both private and public educational settings and has recently moved to Watervliet, NY, to join the team at Maplewood.
What Lisa likes most about being a teacher is: Lisa really enjoys being able to support children as they explore and learn in their worlds. She enjoys observing and really understanding what motivates a student or lights them up while they are engaged in the classroom. Lisa also really enjoys learning more about the evolving field of early education and current best practices. There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Heather
Education: Working towards a Masters of Arts in Special Education. I have 6 years of experience in early childhood, primarily working with preschool aged children.
What Heather likes most about being a teacher is: being a part of the growth and development of so many unique young children and watching them learn and blossom.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Cas
Education: Bachelor’s degree was obtained from SUNY Albany. She was an English Major Education Minor. Later, I received my Master’s degree in Special Education and Literacy from SUNY Albany. Has 7+ years of experience serving within the early childhood education field.
What Cas likes about being a teacher: ” What I love most about being a teacher is that I get to be a catalyst for change in a young child’s life. The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Courtney
Education: Courtney has been working in education since 2013 while attending Hudson Valley Community College for Early childhood education. She was a nanny for several families during that time. She also has experience as a lead teacher in a home daycare for 2 years. I started working in special education in 2016 as a teaching assistant. It was during her time as a teaching assistant that she decided to pursue a career as a special education teacher and go back to school. Courtney finished with her bachelor’s in childhood education from the College of Saint Rose in 2021. She is currently enrolled at the University at Albany in their special education master’s program.
What Courtney likes about being a teacher: Courtney has always loved teaching and working with children. As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities
through learning. Courtney enjoys building relationships with not only her students but their families as well.
Preschool Teacher: Mr. Trevor
Education: Bachelor of Science in Inclusive Early Childhood Education (Birth-2 years of age), working towards his Masters.
What Trevor likes about being a teacher is “Teaching and working with children is such a joy! I like that I can have lessons that amplify the student’s voice and that invite students to pull from their experiences, culture communities, and histories as a valid source of information.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Kasia
Education: Kasia holds a bachelor’s degree in English Philology with a specialization in teaching ESL (English as a Second Language) and a Master’s degree in Special Needs. She has been an early childhood educator for about a decade.
What Kasia likes about being a teacher: “Despite following a consistent routine, no day looks like another in the classroom. Each student presents a set of unique characteristics, goals, and challenges that require teachers to observe and adjust methodology to meet their needs. I enjoy the pace as well as the ability to work alongside other dedicated teachers to bring out the best in the youngest of learners.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Alyson
Education:Bachelors Degree in Childhood Education with a minor/concentration in English Language Arts from The College of Saint Rose. In January 2022 I am furthering my education by beginning my coursework online for my Graduate Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. I have worked in Early Childhood for roughly four years altogether. Throughout college I worked in a UPK/EPK setting for Albany City CSD. This opportunity taught me a lot, it familiarized me with the curriculum and the field itself.
What Alyson likes about being a teacher is: “What I love about being a teacher is that it’s a job that continuously challenges you. Each child is different and what works for one, may not work for another child. You are responsible for brainstorming, researching, and trying different methods all of the time. It’s an occupation that forces you to grow and go outside of your comfort zone.
Children are the brightest lights; they are unapologetically themselves, they are silly, they
say whatever is on their mind, their way of thinking is curious and creative, and they are in a stage
that just amazes me every single day. Spending your day surrounded by them, I am not sure
who wouldn’t love their job! Teaching also gives you the added bonus of watching them form
friendships, find themselves, learn, grow, and explore, which truly makes it the most rewarding job
in the world. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Alissa
Education: Alissa graduated from The College of Saint Rose in 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Inclusive Early Childhood Education with a concentration in English. She is dually certified in General Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Birth – 2nd grade. Currently in the process of getting her master’s degree in Literacy at UAlbany. She has worked at a daycare center for four years and then worked as a substitute teacher for about a year.
What Alissa likes about being a teacher is: that it brings her so much joy. She loves interacting with children and watching/ listening to how they play. Young children have the most creative imaginations, and it is intriguing to hear the things that they come up with when playing with both adults and peers. Her favorite thing about being a teacher is seeing a child make gains or master a skill they have been working on. It is beyond amazing how children absorb knowledge and put it to use in their own way.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Emily
Education: Emily has a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 2) and a Master’s Degree in Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 6). She has 10 years of formal teaching experience in the early childhood field, varying in ages 18 months to 12 years old, along with experience as an Interim/Assistant Director.
What Emily likes about being a teacher is: “Although each day is structured as far as routines, my favorite parts are the ones that are not anticipated on our lesson plans. The spontaneous moments and things that the children say may be brief, but those are what leave the biggest impressions in my heart that turn into lifelong memories. Seeing the children’s progress throughout an entire school year is astounding, but specifically, seeing the children’s personalities develop and their social-emotional growth is what reminds me how early childhood education can create a foundation for the future. The children form such strong friendships and bonds with one another as well as with their teaching team that showcase how genuine and nurturing children innately are. As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kaitlyn
Education: Kaitlyn has an associate in Early Childhood Education and is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services with a concentration in Special Education. I have been working in Early Childhood Education for 12 years now. I have held many positions as my career has developed, including Teacher’s Assistant, Lead Teacher, and Director of a Montessori program.
What Kaitlyn likes about being a teacher is: Kaitlyn’s favorite part about being a teacher is “Watching the children grow and show progress in their goals right in front of you. It’s exciting to see them light up and glow when they discover something new or are working on an activity that they love. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Rachel
Education: Rachel has a bachelor’s degree from the College of Saint Rose where she majored in Early Childhood Education. She also has a Master’s Degree completed at the College of Saint Rose, where Rachel majored in Curriculum and Instruction. She has been involved in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 5 years now and has worked in her current position as a lead UPK teacher for almost a year.
What Rachel likes about being a teacher: Rachel shared, “My favorite part about being a teacher is being able to see life through the eyes of my students. They each bring a new, and oftentimes, positive outlook on life that makes even the worst days a little bit brighter. I love knowing that not only am I able to have a positive influence on each of their lives but that they also have such a large and wonderful impact on my life every day.”
Site Director: Ms. Kelly
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Early Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology
What Kelly likes
about her job: “I truly enjoy supporting families as they make one of the
most important decisions for their child: deciding the first stepping stone for
their child’s education. I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
has to offer in the early childhood field. I have the opportunity to work with
highly qualified educators who see the amazing potential of each child that
attends our programs!”
Administrative Assistant and Marketing: Ms. Liz
Education:
Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 10 years of teaching experience
and 5 years working with students with special needs.
What Liz likes about
her job: “I thoroughly enjoy using the skills and techniques I have
learned in the classroom and applying them to my administrative position!”
Social Worker, LCSW:
Ms. Bre
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Master’s Degree and Clinical License in Social
Work
What Bre likes about
her job: “Working with children, their families, and the staff at
Achievements! I love having the opportunity to see the growth of each kiddo
throughout the year, and celebrating every success, big or small!”
IEP Coordinator / Pyramid
Model Trainer: Ms. Jessica
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in
Elementary Education and Special Education (Grade 1-Grade 6), Master’s Degree
in Early Childhood Education and Special Education (Birth-Grade 2), with
over 10 years of teaching experience and Administrative Certification in NYS
School Building Leader and actively seeking NYS School District Leader
certification.
What Jessica likes about her job: My favorite part about my job is building connections and
seeing the growth in students, families and staff. I love the dynamic
program that Achievements has to offer with students and families as our
priority. I also love how our staff are continuously learning and growing
with our students in a developmentally appropriate and authentic learning
environment. When we work as a unit with families we see the positive
changes and growth in our students and that is the most rewarding
experience. When parents choose our program for their child, they are
choosing us as a part of their family and that is something that I value and
respect. Welcome to the Achievements/Kids Express family!
OCFS Compliance: Ms. Sue
Education: AAS Human Services; working with children for approximately over 30 years in varies capacities and situation from youth groups, daycares to school.
What I love most about my job is I enjoy organizing things and using peoples input in order to assess what would best for a majority of various needs. I love seeing the kids grow and learn. I feel great reward when I see “the light go on” as a child learns something new.
Family Engagement / Pyramid Model Trainer: Ms. Noelle
Education: Noelle’s credentials include Board Certification in Behavior Analysis, a Master of Science in Special Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, as well as 8 years of classroom instructional experience working with individuals of varying abilities.
What Noelle likes about being a part of Kids Express is “That teaching certainly provides me with a purpose and fulfillment in ways that have both challenged and motivated me. As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”
Social Worker, LCSW
and Family Support: Ms. Katie
Education: Has a Masters in Social Work from SUNY Albany and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Katie has been working in early childhood education for 4 years.
What Katie likes about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express is: “The best part of my job is helping children with their social emotional skills through their play. It is such a joy to see the growth children make throughout the year as they gain more skills to navigate social interactions with their peers and teachers. ”
Social Worker, LMSW and Family Support: Ms. Melissa
Education: Has a Bachelor’s of Sociology and a Master’s of Social Work from the University at Albany.
What Melissa likes best about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express: “I love working with the children and getting to know the families. I love to celebrate the little things every day through the eyes of a child.”
Administrative
Assistant – Ms. Ellen
Education: Has a CDA (Child Development Associate) and has been working in the Child Care field for more than 30 years. Most of those years were as a Teacher working directly with the children but the past 5 or so have been in Administration.
What Ellen likes about her job: “I started with Achievements in late 2020. As Admin Support, I work in the office but I wear many hats. I love being able to be there for the classrooms to help them in any way I can. I feel lucky to be able to have a glimpse into every room and be able to meet ALL of the children. It’s such a privilege to watch this dedicated team of professionals do what they all do so well and to watch the children thrive. I am constantly amazed at the work being done here!”
DAP/Curriculum
Support – Ms. Remy
Education: Remy holds a BA in Liberal Arts and a MA in Early Childhood Education and is TEFL (teaching English as a foreign language) certified. She has over ten years of teaching experience in the US and abroad.
What Remy likes about her job is: “The best part of my job is working with such a dedicated, caring staff and getting the opportunity to watch children grow and learn in a joyful environment.”
Kids Express Academy in Humble, Texas
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802 Wilson Rd, Humble, TX 77338
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Pre School Description
Kid’s Express Academy provides a licensed daycare in the Humble TX area. We provide a secured atmosphere with 23 years of experience.
Kids – Humble TX – Kid’s Express Academy – kids
Learn more about Kid’s Express Academy:
– Full time part time afterschool
– Spanish music computers and art classes
– Summer day camp
We have an open registration and welcome walk-ins. We have a fun big playground provide 2 hot meals and snack and all our teachers are CPR certified.
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Types of accommodation
SingleRoom (SGL) is a single room. DoubleRoom (DBL) – a double room usually with one double bed. If you want separate beds, you must check “Twin Room” (TWN). Triple Room (TPL) – triple room. As a rule, this is a standard double room, in which a bed or chair-bed is added. Family Room – family room: larger than the standard room. Suitable for a family with two or three children. Not all hotels have such rooms, usually they are few and need to be confirmed separately.
Please , be sure to specify in the order the type of accommodation , specify the type of double room: TWIN or DBL.
Children go through a separate calculation grid, depending on age, accommodation or their number.
For example, two children with two parents will most likely have to be placed in two double rooms. A quadruple or family room is a rarity in France.
Depending on the purpose of the trip, there are several types of tours:
economy tours – tours with a minimum set of services: for example, flight and hotel, or flight, hotel and transfer;
sightseeing tours – tours that provide for an excursion program;
business and corporate – tours that include exhibitions, seminars, incentive trips;
health;
educational;
beach;
shopping tours;
event tours – tours related to any event: New Year, Christmas, holidays, football matches, etc. ;
children’s tours.
Continuing the story about group tours, we want to note that Russian Express offers a wide range of economy options and sightseeing tours. If everything is clear enough with economy options, there are only two of them: economical (only flight and hotel) and transfer (flight, hotel and transfers), then I would like to dwell on excursion packages in more detail.
Panoramic
Sightseeing tour of Paris;
Boat ticket on the Seine
Visiting the Fragonard Perfume Museum and the International Jewelery Center.
Classic
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris museums NEW
Panoramic +
Museum card for 2 days;
Eiffel Tower ticket up to level 2.
Paris – Loire castles NEW
Panoramic +
Tour of the castles of the Loire Valley, including lunch and visits to wine cellars.
Extended
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Versailles;
Fontainebleau;
Chantilly Castle;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historical Center – about. Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris – children mini NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
France in miniature;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris.
Paris – children maxi NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
a trip to Asterix;
France in miniature;
Ticket to Aquabulvar;
walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris;
visiting Grevin Wax Museum.
Paris – Normandy – Brittany NEW (from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Brittany and Normandy with a visit to the cities: Rouen, Saint-Malo (night), Mont Saint-Michel, Trouville, Deauville (night), Honfleur.
Paris – Champagne – Burgundy NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Champagne and Burgundy with a visit to the cities: Epernay, Reims, Troyes (night), Dijon, Beaune (night) and Osser.
Paris – Lorraine – Alsace NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Lorraine and Alsace with a visit to the castle of Koenigsburg and the cities: Nancy, Colmar (night), Strasbourg (night).
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Our portal contains information about all projects included in the program. For your convenience, we have created a system of sites in the following areas:
Website of the National Educational Program “Intellectual and Creative Potential of Russia” – here you can find information about the competitions “Erudites of Russia”, “Constellation of Talents”, All-Russian Tournaments, Forums and Festivals, International Educational Projects and much more.
International Subject Olympiads “Cognition and Creativity”
All-Russian creative competitions
“Creativity. Intellect. Talent”
IQ – CHAMPION – is a modern international online competition-Olympiad
International test competition “Intellect-Express”
International project “SMART PLNET”
Russian competition – Olympiad “Evrikum”
All-Russian competitions of student research works “Youth, Science, Culture”, “Steps into Science”, “Scientific Potential”, “Young Researcher”
Pedagogical website (All-Russian competitions for teachers, forums, seminars)
The site “Russia is proud of them”, dedicated to the winners of the competitions of the Program
Website of the All-Russian Minor Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”
Scientific and educational electronic journal “Akademian”
Website for parents
All-Russian Internet Exhibition of Student Achievements
When creating the Portal, state support funds allocated as a grant in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 160-rp dated March 16, 2009 were used.
Program founders:
All-Russian Children’s Public Organization “Public Small Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”.
Non-commercial partnership Center for the Development of Education, Science and Culture “Obninsky Polis”.
OOO Research and Educational Center “Rosintal”.
Offer agreement (for participants of competitions and events)
IAS Activity Report “Intellect of the Future” for 2022
2022 IAS Spending Report
Report on activities in NP Obninsky Polis in 2022
Report on the expenditure of funds by NP Obninsk Polis in 2022
These organizations continue to operate in 2023.
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninskiy Polis” in 2022 is presented on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=62&Itemid=1
Reports of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninsk Polis” for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 – on the website of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
Financial report of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” for 2018
Report on the activities of NP Obninsky Polis in 2018
Financial report MAN Intellect of the future for 2021
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” in the 2020/2021 academic year is available on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7416&Itemid=4345
Regardless of the age of the patient – whether it is a child or an adult, in the first time after the poisoning, it is necessary to completely exclude from the diet any foods that can provoke fermentation and putrefaction during the digestion process. These are fresh vegetables and fruits, products containing yeast, brown bread. You should start eating first with cereal broths, for example, rice without the addition of salt and sugar, and then you can switch to porridge-slurry, which should be boiled for a long time and in plenty of water.
Oatmeal porridge must be on the menu of a person recovering from poisoning. It must be eaten 1-2 times a day, at least 1-2 tablespoons.
All food that will enter the body in the first 2-3 days should be chopped, boiled or steamed, it should not be hot or very cold. For an adult, the daily calorie content in the early days can be 1200-1500 kcal, but then it should be increased to 2000 kcal per day. The number of meals – 5-6 times a day, preferably at the same time.
It is necessary to drink plenty of fluids, you can strained cranberry fruit drinks and dried fruit compotes, which should contain dried apricots and prunes containing sodium, magnesium and potassium, as well as other microelements that were washed out of the body during poisoning. At least 2-3 times a day you need to drink a cup of green tea, you can with lemon.
Fatty, smoked, spicy and salty after severe poisoning, you can start eating no earlier than 2-3 months later.
THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Concord with Kids (Updated 2023)
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1. Charlotte Motor Speedway
Auto Racing Tracks
By Wander808956
The Memorial Day events were great during the prerace show as well as the Star Spangled Banner performed by Lance Cor…
2. SEA LIFE Charlotte-Concord Aquarium
Aquariums
By 556philips
The aquarium itself is nice and we enjoyed seeing all the sea life. No issues with the aquarium once you get in.
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3. Frank Liske Park
By 205brandys
This park was perfect. Clean, spacious, and there were various spots to go within the park.
4. Great Wolf Lodge Water Park
Water Parks
By caterpilly48
For an awesome, relaxing birthday weekend with friends Great Wolf Lodge met all expectations!
5. Mustang Owner’s Museum
Speciality Museums
By tracymR2061AJ
If you are in the area you have to go and if you are a Mustang Fan you need to make a point to get there….
6. Memorial Gardens
Gardens
By heathermichael85
Pets are not allowed and you are not allowed to walk in the grass but I am always seeing people getting their pictures…
7. Cabarrus Arena & Event Center
Civic Centres • Convention Centers
By 370vincent
The large buildings can support any event, and are air conditioned. It is right on route 49.
8. Concord Mills
Movie Theaters • Factory Outlets
By amtrak75
… rides and games and a trampoline and a excellent food court and they renovated the whole mall and it’s the cleane…
9. MagiQuest
Escape Games
By TheresaW72
The next level up, so a little more challenging. It was so much fun. Thanks for a great time!
10. Dave & Buster’s – Arcade
Game & Entertainment Centers
Open now
By jaeleis2022
Dave n Busters provides a clean, fun place to enjoy yourself with friends or family.
11. Garage Pass Shop Tours
Sightseeing Tours
By F3107UPjamesd
… Patrick the 1st being the race shop tours, 2nd being the Richard Childress tour of his race shop complex and winery.
Pct_jimmy
Shady Spring, WV13 contributions
Coca Cola 600
My son had been wanting to go to a Nascar Cup race and this is where he wanted to go, specifically to the Coca Cola 600. The race was postponed on Sunday due to rain but we were welcome back for the Xfinity and the Cup race on Memorial Day Monday. The Memorial Day events were great during the prerace show as well as the Star Spangled Banner performed by Lance Corporal Elizabeth Marino, USMC. My son and I had a really great time!
Review of: Charlotte Motor Speedway
Written June 3, 2023
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monkeycowmeow
Elma, NY448 contributions
Awesome Little Aquarium!!
2 adults, 2 children, ages 3.5 and 5.5
Pros: Almost everything! Walk through tank Very clean Nice staff Easy to navigate Variety of animals Easy for any age/height to view independently Visual display and presentation is lovely Variety of tanks
Cons: Maybe a bit expensive? But compared to other aquariums it’s really not bad, and for a “mall aquarium” it is very impressive Kind of short, if you don’t take time to enjoy it. Could use a few more hands on/informative exhibits/displays Hard for little ones to reach animals in the touch tank – a stool would help! COVID restrictions – playplace closed 🙁 But thank you for not requiring masks!
Review of: SEA LIFE Charlotte-Concord Aquarium
Written February 23, 2022
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Karen S
1 contribution
Put putt
We played putt putt. But can you play with a card.my son is autistic he had fun the day we went.does anyone know can you use a debit card there for r does it have to be cash
Review of: Frank Liske Park
Written May 6, 2023
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Porsha
Hartsville, SC20 contributions
First Visit
My family and I enjoyed visiting for our first time! There’s so much more to do besides the waterpark. I enjoyed the idea of arriving and having everything I need at the lodge. The staff was wonderful! Everyone was so attentive and really went out their way. Alma made check in super easy! Kayona was extremely helpful our first night at dinner. I wish I could remember his name at the shack place by pool. I called him (Mr Nachos) he was so helpful and made in my opinion the best nachos! My only con is the elevators! Need more elevators or faster elevators. Maybe because we went during spring break and that’s a popular time to visit; not sure. At some point the elevators took forever it seemed. Nice big rooms. Very clean and the ac worked AMAZING! The pictures online does no justice. We had the standard room and had Plenty of space. The food was great. My family and I enjoyed all restaurants on site. My favorite place to stop was the sweet shop for fudge. Breakfast was delicious!
Review of: Great Wolf Lodge Water Park
Written April 7, 2023
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sharon c
Columbiana, AL95 contributions
A must see
We were in the area for the 2023 Hot Rod Power Tour. We drive a 1966 Mustang. So when I saw this online, we said yes immediately. This museum is so well put together. The cars are amazing. This may have been the best part of the week long tour!!! It is a must see !!!!!!
Review of: Mustang Owner’s Museum
Written June 19, 2023
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NEofAZ
Yuma, AZ1,042 contributions
Nice old cemetery and gardens
located just off Main Street is this memorial garden. this plot belongs to a local church and has about 100 grave sites through the garden. winding paths leads you from one area to another.
Review of: Memorial Gardens
Written May 4, 2019
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Faith N
Walterboro, SC2,284 contributions
Decent venue
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. This place was huge and very clean. We got to see lots of vendors while being decently spaced among everyone else. We visited from out of state so doubt we’ll ever be back but it was one of the better places we’ve visited for a hosted event.
Review of: Cabarrus Arena & Event Center
Written February 9, 2021
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j0hnhill
Kingswinford, UK3,066 contributions
One of the better Malls in Charlotte area
Concord Mills shopping centre seems to have survived the pandemic far better than other local Malls with only T K Max being a casualty of note?
Ralph Lauren seem to think they on 5th avenue NYC or Bond Street in London with their pricing, been a twenty year purchaser but no more in the USA with prices 40% cheaper in the UK outlets.
Loads of parking, great Cinema, sealife centre and food court what more could you need.
For travellers from abroad , shop around thanksgiving for the best deals.
Review of: Concord Mills
Written July 25, 2022
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Geoff Z
122 contributions
Fun, interactive, but must read guidebook and listen to clues
Staying at the great wolf lodge and this was a great activity outside of the Waterpark. You only need one wand even if you have more than one kid. Our kids are 7 and 9 and we did not know this and bought two which in total cost about $75. At first it was frustrating but I would strongly suggest that you must read guidebook and listen to clues. This will really help. You can also ask others to give you hints. We looked liked fools shaking our wands, all you need to do is point it at the right spot. Good luck and have fun!
Review of: MagiQuest
Written February 13, 2017
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Karl F
2 contributions
Good fun, Good food, and a Good time at Dave n Busters
This is a great place to visit on the weekend if you want to have some fun. There’s games, food, and prizes for all ages and it gives an arcade like experience. At times the place may be packed and you will have to wait to participate in certain activities although every game is fun so if one spot is filled you can easily move to another one and enjoy yourself. The food is great, any game you decide to play is enjoyable, and Dave n Busters provides a clean, fun place to enjoy yourself with friends or family. When you leave you will feel like your money was well spent and everyone will have smiles on their faces. If you want a fun, safe, and overall entertaining environment to not only bring your best friends but spend quality time with family and people you love without breaking your pockets, Dave n Busters is the place to be.
Review of: Dave & Buster’s – Arcade
Written June 11, 2022
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Fredrick T
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Insider knowledge and access by our tour guide.
Pat, our tour guide, was amazing. He was on pit crews for many years and now works with a vendor for the teams. This gives him great knowledge of everything and he knew people at all the garages. This gave us access and information that we would not have gotten by visiting the garages on our own. Patrick got us access to pit crew practices which was really cool. He also gets you a special discount at all the garage nascar gear shops. That saved us a fair amount too. We did the 6 shop tour and I can’t recommend it and Patrick more. My family really had a great time.
Review of: Garage Pass Shop Tours
Written July 15, 2023
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10+ Things to Do with Kids Near Concord, NC in Cabarrus County
Have you visited Cabarrus County in North Carolina? Just a short two-hour drive from the Upstate, Cabarrus County offers tons of fun for kids from a historic gold mine you can tour, to a famous NASCAR speedway and NHRA dragway. In this article, we’ll share more than 10 places you can take your kids near Concord plus all the tips you need to make it a family memory you will never forget.
Thank you to Explore Cabarrus for providing lodging and some of these experiences.
This article includes: Charlotte Motor Speedway ZMAX Dragway Reed Gold Mine Great Wolf Lodge Concord Mills SEA LIFE Aquarium The Speedpark Lionel Retail Store The Percantile & Creamery iFly Concord Hendrick Motorsports Museum and Team Store K1 Speed Indoor Karting Kannapolis, NC: Village Park and More Sunflour Baking Company
Charlotte Motor Speedway
The Charlotte Motor Speedway should definitely be on the list of places to take your kids. This famous superspeedway and other tracks are massive and it’s an impressive place to not just visit but to also tour.
About the Charlotte Motor Speedway:
Hosts 3 NASCAR events a year, plus many other events and races
The superspeedway is 1.5 miles with 24-degree turns
84,000 people can sit in the superspeedway stands
The Dirt Track at Charlotte hosts Monster Truck events and World of Outlaw events
The record speed on the zMAX Dragway is over 300 mph
Speedway Tours and Experiences
During our visit, we took the Feel the Thrill Tour. Though this tour is no longer available, they do offer a similar experience called the Infield Experience Tour that takes you through the inside and outside of the NASCAR infield. They also offer the Fast Pass Tour where you can take your personal care around the Charlotte Motor Speedway, with your tour guide leading you through your radio! This tour is $50.00 per car.
The Charlotte Motor Speedway also offers an annual Christmas event and there are some interesting driving experience options for adults. The NASCAR Racing Experience, the Richard Petty Driving Experience, and the Mario Andretti Racing Experience are just some of the options available if you’re looking for a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Kidding Around age recommendation: 5 and older for tours
ZMAX Dragway
ZMAX Dragway
If you get an opportunity to visit ZMAX Dragway for an NHRA national event, make sure you take it! Every ticket is a pit pass so you can watch from your seats, get closer to the action hanging out with other fans along the fence, or hang back in the pits and watch crews work on their cars. We visited in September 2022 for the Carolina Nationals and had a blast! when you go, you’ll get a chance to see cars from a huge variety of classes each with its own unique body types, fuel, and speeds.
Kids 12 and under get in FREE!
In the pits at ZMAX Dragway
Your next opportunity to see a national event at ZMAX is April 2023 for 4 Wide Nationals when all 4 lanes of the dragway will be used in the racing simultaneously.
5555 Concord Pkwy S, Concord 28027 800.455.FANS
Reed Gold Mine
Learn about the first gold ever discovered in the United States. It was right in Cabarrus County in 1799. Today you can visit the site, explore the mine that operated here and learn about gold mining history. You can also try panning for gold from the same creek where that first gold was discovered! We loved our visit to Reed Gold Mine.
Reed Gold Mine 9621 Reed Mine Road Midland, NC
This lodge includes a full indoor waterpark (and outdoor pool for the warmer seasons), daily programming, multiple dining options, and other attractions.
One of the benefits that I loved about our room was that the couch was a pull-out bed in a separate sitting area giving us extra room to spread out at night. You can also reserve special rooms that have bunk beds for the kids.
Day Passes at Great Wolf Lodge
Great Wolf Lodge offers day passes for families that want to visit for a day. However, lodging is typically a better deal, especially if you look for reduced rates via the Great Wolf Lodge emails or online deals sites such as Groupon.
Waterpark at Great Wolf Lodge
The waterpark is extensive and includes multiple waterslides, a small children’s wading area, a children’s water playground, a wave pool, and more. Waterpark admission is included in your stay.
Magiquest (or Compass Quest & Shadow Quest)
We also purchased a Magiquest game for our children. To play Magiquest, you must purchase a wand and game activation. Once your wand is activated, you can use it to complete quests and adventures around the lodge. The game is quite a bit of fun for kids and is really active.
Other Things to Do at Great Wolf Lodge
In addition to the waterpark and Magiquest, the lodge has daily programming including a bedtime story each night, dance party, laser tag, a ropes course, mini-golf, and much more. The attractions other than the daily programming and waterpark are all offered for additional fees. You can purchase special bundle passes to save money.
Visiting in the winter? Read our review of Snowland at Great Wolf Lodge.
Even if you are just passing through the area, Concord Mills is a fun place to visit in Concord. This massive mall has 200 stores, a dining pavilion with 14 restaurants, and attractions such as SEA LIFE (see below), a movie theatre, Dave & Busters, and The Speedpark (see below).
Stores that children might enjoy in particular at Concord Mill are The Disney Store, the Lionel Retail Store (see below), the LEGO store, and Bass Pro Shop.
SEA LIFE Charlotte-Concord
SEA LIFE Charlotte-Concord Aquarium
SEA LIFE Aquarium is adjacent to Concord Mills and offers 10 interactive zones to explore.
While this aquarium is smaller than some of the other aquariums in the area, it still offers plenty to explore. Plan on 45 minutes to an hour for your visit. At the end, there is a play space (and fortunately plenty of parent seating) where smaller kids can get some energy out.
Be sure to purchase your tickets ahead of time online starting at $17.99 to $21.99 depending on the day you plan to go. Purchasing online will secure your entry spot in case they are crowded.
The aquarium has a passport for the kids where they can get a stamp at each station. If they get all the stamps, they get a small prize from the gift shop. My kids really loved looking for the passport stations.
Kidding Around age recommendation: All ages. This aquarium might be a particularly good choice for smaller children as the length is manageable.
The Speedpark is located directly outside the Concord Mills mall. You can purchase an unlimited wristband that will allow you unlimited activities for the entire day. Unlike many wristbands too, this one actually includes all the activities from the bungee jumping to the multiple go-kart tracks.
The Speedpark offers:
4 Go-Karting Tracks (including a 2-seater track and junior track)
18-Hole Mini-Golf
110 Ft. Fun Slide (you slide down on a burlap sack)
Bungee Jump
8 Story Spider Climb (my kids loved this)
The Lionel Retail Store at Concord Mills
The Lionel Retail Store is the perfect addition to the Concord Mills Mall for train enthusiasts, and it’s more than just a store as it has several model train displays. In the store, collectors will find both model trains and NASCAR collectibles.
The Escape Game at Concord Mills
Test your family’s puzzle-solving skills at The Escape Game at Concord Mills. With 5 rooms to pick from, your family is sure to find an escape room challenge they’d like to take on.
Our family with one adult, and 3 kids ages 10-13, played “Playground” and had a blast.
You can book in advance at The Escape Game Concord Website.
The Percantile & Creamery
This ice cream/coffee shop located near Concord Mills doesn’t only just sell fresh cups of coffee but also a premium ice cream brand. For families with children, the coffee shop also has a small play area with toys and books.
8635 Concord Mills Blvd. Concord, NC
iFLY
At iFLY you can fly (like really fly) in a wind tunnel.
iFLY is an indoor skydiving simulator where you enter a wind tunnel that is strong enough to allow you to float on the air. In fact, experienced flyers can even perform tricks such as flips.
Read our full review including information on taking your kids to iFLY.
7840 Lyles Lane NW Concord, NC
Hendrick Motorsports Museum and Team Store
This free museum includes race cars and other memorabilia that celebrate the history of Hendrick Motorsports. Our children in particular enjoyed watching a display that showed how the body of the car could be lifted on and off. It’s a small museum, but it’s free and allows you to see a number of race cars up close.
4400 Papa Joe Hendrick Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28262
K1 Speed Indoor Karting
The K1 Speed Indoor Karting in Concord has a super track which is the longest track of any K1 Speed location. This location offers electric go-karting which means that the go-karts can be turned on and off quickly by the staff making it a safer place to kart.
We were impressed by how fast the go-karts could drive and the attention to safety by the staff. Everyone wears helmets and there was a full safety presentation by the staff before karting began. Driving rules were enforced on the track and feedback was offered to help drivers not run into each other or the track.
One fun unique feature was that rather than the drivers racing each other to the finish, they raced by time. Each driver was given a printout of their lap times and driving times after they drove so that they could see their scores.
Both adult and junior race karts are available, though junior racing is not open at all times.
800 Derita Rd #K Concord, NC
Village Green Park in Kannapolis, NC
Not far from the cute walkable downtown of Kannapolis, NC is Village Green Park. Not only does this park have multiple playgrounds and multiple picnic shelters plus paved walking paths, but you’ll also find a splash pad open seasonally, a real running miniature train to ride, and a beautiful double-decker carousel.
The carousel, made in Italy, is the only double-decker carousel in the state of North Carolina. It has 1800 lights, plays that classic old carousel music, and features hand-painted Venetian murals. Tickets are only $1.50 to ride the carousel, and also $1. 50 to ride the train.
For the holidays, find a huge Celebration of Lights at the park. It’s totally FREE to walk through the lights, or you can reserve a ticket on the train and view the lights as you ride.
Also in Kannapolis, NC:
See a movie at the historic Gem Theater
Walk the revitalized downtown
See the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers baseball team in Atrium Health Ball Park
Visit Dale Earnhardt Plaza, for a memorial to the race car driver from Kannapolis, NC
Trails in Cabarrus County
Are you looking for hiking trails, biking trails, or maybe just a paved trail for walking or running? Cabarrus County has a huge variety of trail networks moving through parks, natural areas, and urban areas. Pick a trail on our list of Cabarrus County trails and get outdoors!
Bonus: Where to Eat in Cabarrus County
Sunflour Baking Company
Breakfast and lunch are amazing at Sunflour Baking Company and so are the desserts, pastries, and breads.
Education: Taylor has a Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Education and a Master’s in Special
Education. Has a dual-certified teacher in Special and Regular Education Birth – 6th Grade. Taylor has taught Kindergarten for 2 years. After having a classroom of her own, she became a behavior specialist for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade for a year. She is now excited to be in Preschool!
What Talyor likes about
being a teacher: Taylor loves seeing the magic in a child’s eyes when they are truly learning! When a child is engaged in an activity, they become curious and intrigued with life. They ask questions that are so genuine and filled with knowledge. Children are a reminder that life is fun and filled with belly laughs!
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Ruth
Education:
Master’s Degree in Special Education, teaching with the agency for over 25 years!
What Ruth likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy seeing the children eager to learn and becoming excited
about learning new things. I love hearing the children’s conversations, which
are triggered by something they have learned, and how it relates to their
lives!“
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kayla
Education: Bachelor’s in Special Education and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology
What Kayla likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy singing and dancing with the kids! I also love listening to their stories.”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Emily M.
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Concentration in Special Education and General
Education (B-9), Master’s Degree in Literacy.
What Emily likes
about being a teacher: “ I enjoy being a part of children’s lives and
watching them learn and grow. Every day is a new experience and each moment in
our classroom presents a new opportunity for learning!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms.
Kristen
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Literacy
What Kristen likes
about being a teacher: “I enjoy watching my students learn and grow
throughout the year. I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
them, and helping them become lifelong learners!”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Katrina
Education: Master’s Degree in Special Education and
Early Childhood Education
What Katrina likes
about being a teacher: “The best part of my job is seeing the smiling faces
of the kids every day. I enjoy seeing
the expressions on their faces when they learn something new or master a skill
they have worked so hard on. Working with young children brings fun, exciting,
and new memories every day!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms Marlene
Education: Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 26 years of teaching experience in early childhood education.
What Marlene likes about being a teacher: “Seeing the children come to school brings a smile to my face, knowing that I can teach them new things and have an impact on their lives means so much to me.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Jenna
Education: What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: I
received my Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood/ Special Education from The
College of Saint Rose. I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
instruction from The College of Saint Rose.
What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: Forming
positive relationships and watching my students learn and grow as individuals.
Having the opportunity to teach and make a difference is incredibly
rewarding.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Lisa
Education: Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has been in the field of early childhood education since the summer of 2009 and has worked in both private and public educational settings and has recently moved to Watervliet, NY, to join the team at Maplewood.
What Lisa likes most about being a teacher is: Lisa really enjoys being able to support children as they explore and learn in their worlds. She enjoys observing and really understanding what motivates a student or lights them up while they are engaged in the classroom. Lisa also really enjoys learning more about the evolving field of early education and current best practices. There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Heather
Education: Working towards a Masters of Arts in Special Education. I have 6 years of experience in early childhood, primarily working with preschool aged children.
What Heather likes most about being a teacher is: being a part of the growth and development of so many unique young children and watching them learn and blossom.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Cas
Education: Bachelor’s degree was obtained from SUNY Albany. She was an English Major Education Minor. Later, I received my Master’s degree in Special Education and Literacy from SUNY Albany. Has 7+ years of experience serving within the early childhood education field.
What Cas likes about being a teacher: ” What I love most about being a teacher is that I get to be a catalyst for change in a young child’s life. The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Courtney
Education: Courtney has been working in education since 2013 while attending Hudson Valley Community College for Early childhood education. She was a nanny for several families during that time. She also has experience as a lead teacher in a home daycare for 2 years. I started working in special education in 2016 as a teaching assistant. It was during her time as a teaching assistant that she decided to pursue a career as a special education teacher and go back to school. Courtney finished with her bachelor’s in childhood education from the College of Saint Rose in 2021. She is currently enrolled at the University at Albany in their special education master’s program.
What Courtney likes about being a teacher: Courtney has always loved teaching and working with children. As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities
through learning. Courtney enjoys building relationships with not only her students but their families as well.
Preschool Teacher: Mr. Trevor
Education: Bachelor of Science in Inclusive Early Childhood Education (Birth-2 years of age), working towards his Masters.
What Trevor likes about being a teacher is “Teaching and working with children is such a joy! I like that I can have lessons that amplify the student’s voice and that invite students to pull from their experiences, culture communities, and histories as a valid source of information.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Kasia
Education: Kasia holds a bachelor’s degree in English Philology with a specialization in teaching ESL (English as a Second Language) and a Master’s degree in Special Needs. She has been an early childhood educator for about a decade.
What Kasia likes about being a teacher: “Despite following a consistent routine, no day looks like another in the classroom. Each student presents a set of unique characteristics, goals, and challenges that require teachers to observe and adjust methodology to meet their needs. I enjoy the pace as well as the ability to work alongside other dedicated teachers to bring out the best in the youngest of learners.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Alyson
Education:Bachelors Degree in Childhood Education with a minor/concentration in English Language Arts from The College of Saint Rose. In January 2022 I am furthering my education by beginning my coursework online for my Graduate Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. I have worked in Early Childhood for roughly four years altogether. Throughout college I worked in a UPK/EPK setting for Albany City CSD. This opportunity taught me a lot, it familiarized me with the curriculum and the field itself.
What Alyson likes about being a teacher is: “What I love about being a teacher is that it’s a job that continuously challenges you. Each child is different and what works for one, may not work for another child. You are responsible for brainstorming, researching, and trying different methods all of the time. It’s an occupation that forces you to grow and go outside of your comfort zone.
Children are the brightest lights; they are unapologetically themselves, they are silly, they
say whatever is on their mind, their way of thinking is curious and creative, and they are in a stage
that just amazes me every single day. Spending your day surrounded by them, I am not sure
who wouldn’t love their job! Teaching also gives you the added bonus of watching them form
friendships, find themselves, learn, grow, and explore, which truly makes it the most rewarding job
in the world. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Alissa
Education: Alissa graduated from The College of Saint Rose in 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Inclusive Early Childhood Education with a concentration in English. She is dually certified in General Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Birth – 2nd grade. Currently in the process of getting her master’s degree in Literacy at UAlbany. She has worked at a daycare center for four years and then worked as a substitute teacher for about a year.
What Alissa likes about being a teacher is: that it brings her so much joy. She loves interacting with children and watching/ listening to how they play. Young children have the most creative imaginations, and it is intriguing to hear the things that they come up with when playing with both adults and peers. Her favorite thing about being a teacher is seeing a child make gains or master a skill they have been working on. It is beyond amazing how children absorb knowledge and put it to use in their own way.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Emily
Education: Emily has a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 2) and a Master’s Degree in Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 6). She has 10 years of formal teaching experience in the early childhood field, varying in ages 18 months to 12 years old, along with experience as an Interim/Assistant Director.
What Emily likes about being a teacher is: “Although each day is structured as far as routines, my favorite parts are the ones that are not anticipated on our lesson plans. The spontaneous moments and things that the children say may be brief, but those are what leave the biggest impressions in my heart that turn into lifelong memories. Seeing the children’s progress throughout an entire school year is astounding, but specifically, seeing the children’s personalities develop and their social-emotional growth is what reminds me how early childhood education can create a foundation for the future. The children form such strong friendships and bonds with one another as well as with their teaching team that showcase how genuine and nurturing children innately are. As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kaitlyn
Education: Kaitlyn has an associate in Early Childhood Education and is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services with a concentration in Special Education. I have been working in Early Childhood Education for 12 years now. I have held many positions as my career has developed, including Teacher’s Assistant, Lead Teacher, and Director of a Montessori program.
What Kaitlyn likes about being a teacher is: Kaitlyn’s favorite part about being a teacher is “Watching the children grow and show progress in their goals right in front of you. It’s exciting to see them light up and glow when they discover something new or are working on an activity that they love. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Rachel
Education: Rachel has a bachelor’s degree from the College of Saint Rose where she majored in Early Childhood Education. She also has a Master’s Degree completed at the College of Saint Rose, where Rachel majored in Curriculum and Instruction. She has been involved in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 5 years now and has worked in her current position as a lead UPK teacher for almost a year.
What Rachel likes about being a teacher: Rachel shared, “My favorite part about being a teacher is being able to see life through the eyes of my students. They each bring a new, and oftentimes, positive outlook on life that makes even the worst days a little bit brighter. I love knowing that not only am I able to have a positive influence on each of their lives but that they also have such a large and wonderful impact on my life every day.”
Site Director: Ms. Kelly
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Early Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology
What Kelly likes
about her job: “I truly enjoy supporting families as they make one of the
most important decisions for their child: deciding the first stepping stone for
their child’s education. I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
has to offer in the early childhood field. I have the opportunity to work with
highly qualified educators who see the amazing potential of each child that
attends our programs!”
Administrative Assistant and Marketing: Ms. Liz
Education:
Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 10 years of teaching experience
and 5 years working with students with special needs.
What Liz likes about
her job: “I thoroughly enjoy using the skills and techniques I have
learned in the classroom and applying them to my administrative position!”
Social Worker, LCSW:
Ms. Bre
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Master’s Degree and Clinical License in Social
Work
What Bre likes about
her job: “Working with children, their families, and the staff at
Achievements! I love having the opportunity to see the growth of each kiddo
throughout the year, and celebrating every success, big or small!”
IEP Coordinator / Pyramid
Model Trainer: Ms. Jessica
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in
Elementary Education and Special Education (Grade 1-Grade 6), Master’s Degree
in Early Childhood Education and Special Education (Birth-Grade 2), with
over 10 years of teaching experience and Administrative Certification in NYS
School Building Leader and actively seeking NYS School District Leader
certification.
What Jessica likes about her job: My favorite part about my job is building connections and
seeing the growth in students, families and staff. I love the dynamic
program that Achievements has to offer with students and families as our
priority. I also love how our staff are continuously learning and growing
with our students in a developmentally appropriate and authentic learning
environment. When we work as a unit with families we see the positive
changes and growth in our students and that is the most rewarding
experience. When parents choose our program for their child, they are
choosing us as a part of their family and that is something that I value and
respect. Welcome to the Achievements/Kids Express family!
OCFS Compliance: Ms. Sue
Education: AAS Human Services; working with children for approximately over 30 years in varies capacities and situation from youth groups, daycares to school.
What I love most about my job is I enjoy organizing things and using peoples input in order to assess what would best for a majority of various needs. I love seeing the kids grow and learn. I feel great reward when I see “the light go on” as a child learns something new.
Family Engagement / Pyramid Model Trainer: Ms. Noelle
Education: Noelle’s credentials include Board Certification in Behavior Analysis, a Master of Science in Special Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, as well as 8 years of classroom instructional experience working with individuals of varying abilities.
What Noelle likes about being a part of Kids Express is “That teaching certainly provides me with a purpose and fulfillment in ways that have both challenged and motivated me. As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”
Social Worker, LCSW
and Family Support: Ms. Katie
Education: Has a Masters in Social Work from SUNY Albany and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Katie has been working in early childhood education for 4 years.
What Katie likes about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express is: “The best part of my job is helping children with their social emotional skills through their play. It is such a joy to see the growth children make throughout the year as they gain more skills to navigate social interactions with their peers and teachers. ”
Social Worker, LMSW and Family Support: Ms. Melissa
Education: Has a Bachelor’s of Sociology and a Master’s of Social Work from the University at Albany.
What Melissa likes best about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express: “I love working with the children and getting to know the families. I love to celebrate the little things every day through the eyes of a child.”
Administrative
Assistant – Ms. Ellen
Education: Has a CDA (Child Development Associate) and has been working in the Child Care field for more than 30 years. Most of those years were as a Teacher working directly with the children but the past 5 or so have been in Administration.
What Ellen likes about her job: “I started with Achievements in late 2020. As Admin Support, I work in the office but I wear many hats. I love being able to be there for the classrooms to help them in any way I can. I feel lucky to be able to have a glimpse into every room and be able to meet ALL of the children. It’s such a privilege to watch this dedicated team of professionals do what they all do so well and to watch the children thrive. I am constantly amazed at the work being done here!”
DAP/Curriculum
Support – Ms. Remy
Education: Remy holds a BA in Liberal Arts and a MA in Early Childhood Education and is TEFL (teaching English as a foreign language) certified. She has over ten years of teaching experience in the US and abroad.
What Remy likes about her job is: “The best part of my job is working with such a dedicated, caring staff and getting the opportunity to watch children grow and learn in a joyful environment.”
Kids Express Academy in Humble, Texas
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Name:
Kids Express Academy
Type:
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Pre School Address:
802 Wilson Rd, Humble, TX 77338
Pre School Phone:
(281) 446-4218
Child ages:
n/a
Rate:
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Pre School Website:
http://kidsexpressacademy. com/
Pre School Description
Kid’s Express Academy provides a licensed daycare in the Humble TX area. We provide a secured atmosphere with 23 years of experience.
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Learn more about Kid’s Express Academy:
– Full time part time afterschool
– Spanish music computers and art classes
– Summer day camp
We have an open registration and welcome walk-ins. We have a fun big playground provide 2 hot meals and snack and all our teachers are CPR certified.
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SECTION #4
Types of accommodation
SingleRoom (SGL) is a single room. DoubleRoom (DBL) – a double room usually with one double bed. If you want separate beds, you must check “Twin Room” (TWN). Triple Room (TPL) – triple room. As a rule, this is a standard double room, in which a bed or chair-bed is added. Family Room – family room: larger than the standard room. Suitable for a family with two or three children. Not all hotels have such rooms, usually they are few and need to be confirmed separately.
Please , be sure to specify in the order the type of accommodation , specify the type of double room: TWIN or DBL.
Children go through a separate calculation grid, depending on age, accommodation or their number.
For example, two children with two parents will most likely have to be placed in two double rooms. A quadruple or family room is a rarity in France.
Depending on the purpose of the trip, there are several types of tours:
economy tours – tours with a minimum set of services: for example, flight and hotel, or flight, hotel and transfer;
sightseeing tours – tours that provide for an excursion program;
business and corporate – tours that include exhibitions, seminars, incentive trips;
health;
educational;
beach;
shopping tours;
event tours – tours related to any event: New Year, Christmas, holidays, football matches, etc. ;
children’s tours.
Continuing the story about group tours, we want to note that Russian Express offers a wide range of economy options and sightseeing tours. If everything is clear enough with economy options, there are only two of them: economical (only flight and hotel) and transfer (flight, hotel and transfers), then I would like to dwell on excursion packages in more detail.
Panoramic
Sightseeing tour of Paris;
Boat ticket on the Seine
Visiting the Fragonard Perfume Museum and the International Jewelery Center.
Classic
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris museums NEW
Panoramic +
Museum card for 2 days;
Eiffel Tower ticket up to level 2.
Paris – Loire castles NEW
Panoramic +
Tour of the castles of the Loire Valley, including lunch and visits to wine cellars.
Extended
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Versailles;
Fontainebleau;
Chantilly Castle;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historical Center – about. Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris – children mini NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
France in miniature;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris.
Paris – children maxi NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
a trip to Asterix;
France in miniature;
Ticket to Aquabulvar;
walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris;
visiting Grevin Wax Museum.
Paris – Normandy – Brittany NEW (from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Brittany and Normandy with a visit to the cities: Rouen, Saint-Malo (night), Mont Saint-Michel, Trouville, Deauville (night), Honfleur.
Paris – Champagne – Burgundy NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Champagne and Burgundy with a visit to the cities: Epernay, Reims, Troyes (night), Dijon, Beaune (night) and Osser.
Paris – Lorraine – Alsace NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Lorraine and Alsace with a visit to the castle of Koenigsburg and the cities: Nancy, Colmar (night), Strasbourg (night).
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International Subject Olympiads “Cognition and Creativity”
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“Creativity. Intellect. Talent”
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International test competition “Intellect-Express”
International project “SMART PLNET”
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Regardless of the age of the patient – whether it is a child or an adult, in the first time after the poisoning, it is necessary to completely exclude from the diet any foods that can provoke fermentation and putrefaction during the digestion process. These are fresh vegetables and fruits, products containing yeast, brown bread. You should start eating first with cereal broths, for example, rice without the addition of salt and sugar, and then you can switch to porridge-slurry, which should be boiled for a long time and in plenty of water.
Oatmeal porridge must be on the menu of a person recovering from poisoning. It must be eaten 1-2 times a day, at least 1-2 tablespoons.
All food that will enter the body in the first 2-3 days should be chopped, boiled or steamed, it should not be hot or very cold. For an adult, the daily calorie content in the early days can be 1200-1500 kcal, but then it should be increased to 2000 kcal per day. The number of meals – 5-6 times a day, preferably at the same time.
It is necessary to drink plenty of fluids, you can strained cranberry fruit drinks and dried fruit compotes, which should contain dried apricots and prunes containing sodium, magnesium and potassium, as well as other microelements that were washed out of the body during poisoning. At least 2-3 times a day you need to drink a cup of green tea, you can with lemon.
Fatty, smoked, spicy and salty after severe poisoning, you can start eating no earlier than 2-3 months later.
200 Funny Questions to Ask Friends, Dates, or Crushes
Whether you’re on a first date with a promising Hinge match, meeting a new friend-crush for brunch, or hanging out as usual with your ride or die besties, sometimes we could all use a handy conversation starter to fill an awkward silence or enhance the vibes. And while you could get deep, sometimes it’s better to keep things on the lighter side. That, friends, is where this extensive list of funny questions to ask friends/dates/literally whoever you want might come in handy.
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But don’t be fooled. While these questions are mostly lighthearted (and pretty hilarious, if we do say so ourselves), trading funny Qs can be as much of a bonding experience as sharing deeper or more intimate questions. In fact, according to Damona Hoffman, host of the Dates & Mates podcast, humor is one of the best ways to connect with people and ease tension, whether that means breaking the ice on a slightly awkward first date, or deepening your bond with friends and loved ones.
That doesn’t mean you have to have a tight-ten standup routine memorized before every first date or friend hang, though. According to dating coach Alexis Germany, the key to being funny is, uh, not trying too hard. Trust your own sense of humor—whether you like puns, dad jokes, or topical quips about reality TV shows—and lean into it. Just not, like too hard, ya know?
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If you find yourself drawing a blank, however, tossing out one of these fun and open-ended questions is sure to get the convo started and/or assist in the event of any awkward silences that may be in need of filling. Obviously, context matters. Some of these questions are going to be better for close friends than they are crushes or coworkers, so make sure you run a vibe check before you, say, try one of the slightly more risqué options on this list at your next work happy hour. Otherwise, prepare to delight and entertain your friends, crushes, random strangers on the street, etc. with some clever inquiries. You’re welcome.
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1. What’s the most basic thing about you?
2. What’s the most embarrassing song you unironically love?
3. What’s your funniest misheard song lyric? “Gotta love those Starbucks lovers.”
4. What kind of drunk are you? Chatty oversharer? Sobbing disaster? Messy babe who lives for chaos?
5. Which Taylor Swift era are you? If they don’t have an answer you can’t be friends. Sorry, those are the rules.
6. What’s your worst quality according to astrology that is 100% true about you? Type A Capricorn? Weepy Pisces? Spill.
7. What’s your go-to depression meal? Dry cereal out of the box with your hands, anyone?
8. What’s the most unhinged thing you’ve done this year?
9. If you had to change your name, what would you change it to?
10. If you had to change my name, what would you change it to?
11. What’s the worst condiment? My mayo haters live for this one.
12. Most absurd social media challenge you participated in?
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13. Who’s your most unhinged family member? Everybody’s got one! (And if you don’t have one, it’s you.)
14. If you got famous, what would you be famous for?
15. What’s something you’re legitimately bad at?
16. What’s one thing you hope your parents never find out about you?
17. Do you believe in ghosts?
18. Would you rather aliens or robots take over the world?
19. Which social media platform needs to die?
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20. If you got canceled what would you get canceled for?
21. What’s the most cringe thing you’ve ever posted on social media?
22. If you could start a rumor about yourself, what would it be?
23. Who’s the worst celebrity couple?
24. Which celebrity do you think would actually be a good president?
25. Which celebrity do you think would be the actual worst president? Not including, ahem, a certain celebrity who has already been president.
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26. Where’s the worst place to get broken up with?
27. What’s your go-to dating app opener?
28. Do the rats run this city?
29. If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be?
30. Which celebrity couple will be the next to break up?
31. Who would you pick to write your obituary?
32. What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life?
33. Which character from The Office are you?
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34. What’s a TV show literally everyone but you has seen?
35. Let’s debate: Lana del Rey, Cancer or Gemini?
36. What genre would a movie about your life be?
37. Coke vs Pepsi? You have to compare the diet versions separately, just FYI.
38. Who’s your problematic fave?
39. Which horror movie archetype would you be? The one who suggests you split up? The woman who goes in the room she should absolutely NOT go into? The one who survives?
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40. What’s the most overrated sex position?
41. What’s the most underrated sex position? Will my missionary apologists please stand up?
42. Which SATC character are you? I’m more of a Carrie Sun, Samantha Moon with a Miranda Rising.
43. If you got arrested, what crime would you have committed?
44. Who’s your celebrity hall pass?
45. Who’s your most obscure celebrity crush?
46. What’s your favorite meme of all time?
47. What would your middle school crush think if they knew you now?
48. Would you be friends with your middle school self?
49. Would you still date your middle school crush today?
50. What’s the weirdest thing you do when you’re alone?
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51. What’s the weirdest thing your roommates have ever caught you doing?
52. Do you think you’re a good liar?
53. What’s one job you’re totally unqualified for but are positive you could do anyway?
54. What do you think your therapist would tell their friends about you?
55. What do you think your boss tells their friends about you?
56. If you could live in any decade other than this one, which would you pick?
57. Who’s the most overrated celebrity right now?
58. How would your third grade teacher describe you?
59. What’s the most ridiculous thing you’ve ever cried over?
60. You have to wear one of your past Halloween costumes for the rest of your life. Which one are you picking?
62. You get to switch bodies with your ex for one day. What’s the first thing you’re doing?
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63. Have you ever gotten caught social media stalking someone? Sorry to the ex’s new girlfriend whose selfie from 2016 I liked that one time.
64. Be honest, how often do you social media stalk your exes?
65. Who was the first celebrity you were obsessed with as a kid? IT’S BRITNEY, BITCH.
66. If you were a cocktail, what would you be?
67. What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve said or done while drunk?
68. Which streaming service could you not live without and which one needs to die?
69. Would you rather be 15% more attractive or 50% smarter?
70. What movie scene always makes you ugly cry?
71. What’s your go-to excuse to get out of plans?
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72. What’s your least favorite emoji?
73. Which emoji best encapsulates your essence? ✨✨✨
74. How long did it take you to pass your driver’s test?
75. What was your worst subject in school?
76. What’s the most cringe thing anyone has ever said to you on a dating app?
77. Are you a sexy baby or a monster on the hill?
78. Which Disney Princess do you think you could win against in a fight and which one would totally kick your ass? I’m not coming for Mulan, I’ll tell you that.
79. What was your pandemic hobby? Were you making sourdough or binging Tiger King?
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80. What was the last thing you googled?
81. What’s something you learned recently that you were embarrassed you didn’t already know?
82. Which would you rather reveal: your porn search history or your Grubhub history?
83. What would your presidential campaign slogan be?
84. Who would be your running mate?
85. Which historical figure would you most want to be?
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86. If you had to get stuck in an elevator with one of your exes, which one would you choose?
87. If you could relive one year of your life, which one would it be?
88. Who is your fictional character crush? Mr. Darcy or Mr. Rochester?
89. Would you rather show your porn search history to your mom or your crush?
90. What’s the worst dating app?
91. Have you ever been banned from a dating app? If so, how’d it happen?
It’s a long story…
92. Are you a Kindle convert or a hard copy loyalist?
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93. What was the first song/album you downloaded on your first iPod/iPhone?
94. What was the most embarrassing song on your last Spotify wrapped?
95. If you could design your own signature perfume, what would you call it?
96. Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, or Rihanna: Who’s the real queen of the music industry?
97. Which one of Henry VIII’s wives would you rather be? Alexa, play the Six soundtrack.
98. What’s the one podcast you’d love to be a guest on?
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99. Were you given any yearbook superlatives in high school? If not, which one *should* you have gotten?
100. What’s your social media platform of choice?
101. What’s your most irrational fear?
102. What’s the longest you’ve ever gone without sleep?
103. If you could switch lives with one person for a day, who would it be?
104. Do you think anyone has you blocked or muted on Instagram?
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105. Which Kardashian/Jenner would you most want to trade lives with?
106. Which early aughts reality show would you bring back? The Simple Life or Girls Next Door?
107. Are you pro-reboots or over them?
108. What’s the weirdest rumor you’ve ever heard about yourself?
109. What was your worst first date?
110. What’s your go-to excuse to bail on plans?
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111. Are you usually relieved when plans get canceled, or disappointed?
112. What was the last thing you lied about?
113. Would you rather give up ice cream or pizza?
114. What’s the cringiest Millennial trend/behavior that needs to be eliminated from this planet?
115. What is the appropriate way to text someone “okay”? K, kk, OK? So many options, so few correct ones.
116. What band would you get back together if you could?
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117. What’s the weirdest gift you’ve ever received?
118. What’s the weirdest gift you’ve ever given?
119. Have you ever crashed a wedding?
120. Whose wedding would you object at? Get in loser, we’re pulling a “Speak Now.”
121. What was your funniest prank call experience?
122. What was the weirdest thing you did for fun as a kid?
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123. What’s your weirdest turn-on? Dudes who keep their glasses on during sex? Just me?
124. Would you rather give up caffeine or sugar?
125. Diet Coke or Coke Zero? This one is DIVISIVE. Tread carefully.
126. How long did your longest game of Monopoly last?
127. What was your most regrettable impulse buy?
128. Which Mean Girls character most closely embodies your high school self?
129. Has anyone ever walked in on you masturbating/having sex?
130. What personal hygiene thing are you low-key kinda lazy about? Face it, none of us are flossing as much as our dentists think we are.
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131. What do you lie to your doctor about?
132. What’s a lie you told your parents that you got away with?
133. What’s the most trouble you ever got in as a kid?
134. What’s one thing you’re a total pick-me about? Sorry, but we all have a few pick-me tendencies.
135. What’s the best way to break up with someone? Don’t @ me but personally I am pro breaking up over text.
136. What’s one dating app cliché you’re sick of seeing in people’s profiles? No offense, but I do not care about your dog that much.
137. You get to have your dream wedding for free, the only catch is: you have to wear your high school prom dress. Would you do it?
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138. What was the nerdiest thing about you as a kid? Mathlete? Theater kid? Extensive orthodontia? We all had something.
139. What’s the most intense thing you’ve ever done to make a crush or an ex jealous?
140. Where’s the weirdest place you’ve ever had sex?
141. What’s your go-to bagel order?
142. What’s the cringiest drink someone can order at a bar?
143. What’s a sex myth you believed as a kid? Fell for ye olde “can’t get pregnant in a hot tub” myth did we?
144. What’s the most embarrassing song on your sex playlist?
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145. What TV show do you think you could quote the most lines from? All I know is fine dining and SpongeBob quotes.
146. Once and for all, does pineapple belong on pizza?
147. If you could change your astrology sign, which one would you pick?
148. Why is it embarrassing to get caught taking a mirror selfie in public but not embarrassing to post that selfie on social media? Someone explain, pls.
149. What current slang term needs to be retired ASAP?
150. Who’s one celebrity you irrationally dislike for literally no reason?
151. What would you name your own signature flavor of Ben & Jerry’s?
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152. Do you think your favorite high school teacher would be proud of you?
153. What’s the biggest lie you’ve ever told and gotten away with?
154. What do you think your mom was actually like at your age?
155. What’s your favorite question to ask on a first date? A question that leads to more questions! Brilliant!
156. If you were a writer or performer, what would be your pen name or stage name?
157. Who do you think you were in a past life?
158. What’s your most unpopular food take?
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159. What’s your worst habit?
160. Where can someone usually find you at the party? If anyone needs me I’ll be taking drunk mirror selfies in the bathroom, thanks.
161. Do you think you’re a good wedding guest?
162. Who is your dream plus-one?
163. If you could give yourself a nickname, what would it be? Word to the wise, giving yourself a nickname is cringe.
164. What’s something you don’t know how to do that most people do? Can’t ride a bike? Tie a tie?
165. What’s the most annoying thing people do at the gym?
166. Whats’s one TV show you would love to guest star on?
167. Would you let your friends set you up on a blind date?
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168. What would be the theme song to the sitcom of your life?
169. What’s one movie adaptation that was actually better than the book?
170. Would you rather have five more close friends or 1,000 more Instagram followers?
171. If someone only saw your Spotify or Netflix accounts, who would they think you are?
172. Would you rather be TikTok famous or win a grammy?
173. What’s your best dad joke?
174. What was the first R-rated movie you ever saw? Who took you?
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175. What’s a word you pronounced wrong your whole life?
176. Can you please tell me about your best worst school photo?
177. What was your AIM screen name? This one’s for the Millennials.
178. What was the worst middle school fashion trend you participated in? Bonus points for sharing pics.
179. What do you buy too much of but seem to never have enough of? Chapstick? Socks? Black cherry White Claw?
180. What’s the cheesiest internet pop psychology advice that actually struck a chord with you?
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181. Does being an influencer sound like a dream job or a worst nightmare?
182. What’s the best WiFi name you’ve seen?
183. If you were an amateur wrestler/D-List superhero, what would your name be?
184. What’s your go-to karaoke song? “…Baby One More Time” or GTFO.
185. What’s a book you’ve never read but pretend to have read? Infinite Jest? The Odyssey? We all have one.
186. What would your vanity license plate be? Vanity plates are the marriage of niche hipster cryptic internet humor and actually funny memes that your mom would laugh at.
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187. Be honest, how many hours a day do you spend on TikTok?
188. What’s something that’s embarrassing, but shouldn’t be?
189. What type of grocery store shopper are you? There’s a big difference between a list maker and an impulse buyer.
190. What’s the stupidest way you’ve ever hurt yourself? Tripped over your own feet? Got back together with a toxic ex? Could go either way!
192. What was something you believed as a kid for way too long?
193. What’s the stupidest lie you ever told as a kid?
194. What is the weirdest thing about you that most people wouldn’t guess from looking at you?
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195. Socks on during sex: yea or nay?
196. How long do you wait to get up to pee when you’re watching a really good TV show?
197. What’s the grossest food thing you’ve ever done? Ate something off the floor? Amateur hour. Come talk to me when you’ve lived off day-old pizza you left out on the counter for the entirety of your college career.
198. Have you ever been sexually attracted to a cartoon character? Yes, and his name is The Guy From Mulan.
199. What would be the title of your memoir?
200. The most pressing question of our time: Is a hot dog a sandwich?
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100 Funny Icebreaker Questions
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Social situations don’t have to be awkward. Avoid the long periods of silence by asking fun questions to get people talking. Icebreaker questions are the perfect way to start meetings, initiate conversations and to get people talking in any setting.
Once you’ve got the conversational ball rolling, this will put people around you at ease. Icebreaker questions are also a great way to improve connection with people. Simple questions allow you to discover fun, silly or even interesting facts about people.
So, whether you are at a dinner party with people you just met, waiting for a meeting at work to begin, or leading a group event – this list of fun icebreaker questions is a great way to change the vibe in the room and to fill the air with fun stories, interesting facts and even some laughter. There are many opportunities in life where you need to converse with people you don’t know very well, so here are 100 funny icebreaker questions to really get the conversation rolling!
Funny Throwback Questions About Your Past
Get people sharing fun stories about their childhood or growing up. Stories are a great way to connect with other people and get them sharing information about their life. Plus, it’s likely that people will relate to some of the stories and experiences which is guaranteed to build relationships with people in the group.
What are your favorite songs from your teenage years that you still rock out to when nobody else is listening?
Who was your childhood actor/actress crush?
What’s your most embarrassing moment from your teen years?
What’s the craziest dare you ever took?
What’s the grossest food you ever had to eat to be polite?
What’s the worst thing you ever did as a kid — and got away with?
What’s the craziest fashion trend you ever rocked?
What did you get into the most trouble for with your parents as a kid?
What’s your silliest memory with your best friend?
What part of elementary school do you wish you could incorporate into your adult life? (i.e. naptime)
What was the first concert you ever went to?
Do you have any crazy roommate stories?
What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten for breakfast that is not a breakfast food?
What’s the strangest family tradition in your family?
What was your favorite item of clothing as a kid?
What did you name your first car?
What Disney/cartoon character were you inexplicably afraid of as a kid?
What was your first record, tape or CD that you ever owned?
What were words you couldn’t pronounce as a child, so you made up your own?
Have you ever gotten super lost? What happened?
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What’s the story of your first crush?
What was your first job? What did you like/dislike about it?
Who was the worst grade-school teacher you ever had?
What afterschool activity did you quit as a kid, and why?
What’s the funniest thing that ever happened on your family vacation?
What’s the funniest animal you’ve ever owned as a pet?
What’s the worst haircut you ever had?
What’s the best prank you’ve ever played on someone?
What’s the most ridiculous thing your parents ever did to embarrass you?
As a kid, did you ever do something wrong but manage to pin it on your siblings?
What’s the worst job you’ve ever had?
What totally rad expression did you overuse in high school?
What was your favorite Halloween costume you wore as a child?
Fun Facts About Yourself
Almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. Fun questions that ask people to share facts and stories about themselves are easy, sometimes funny and a great way to make things enjoyable. Not everyone enjoys talking in a group, but almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. So, give these questions a try when you’ve got a quiet group and need to brighten the mood of the room.
Who is your craziest/most interesting relative?
What band would you be embarrassed to admit you listen to?
What’s the craziest thing on your bucket list?
What’s a weird fact you happen to know?
What is your real favorite movie, and what movie do you pretend is your favorite to sound cultured?
What’s your strangest talent?
What’s your funniest talent? Or un-talent?
What’s your best idea for a reality TV show?
Which Disney character’s story does your life most resemble?
Everyone has those recurring bad dreams … what is your nightmare?
What are two truths and a lie about you?
What’s a funny (appropriate) pick-up line that works for you?
What’s your favorite part of a county fair?
What show on Netflix did you binge watch embarrassingly fast?
Which celebrity do you shamelessly follow in the news?
What’s something about you that people would be surprised to know?
What is your favorite smell and why?
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What’s the best knock-knock joke you know?
What completely safe animal are you inexplicably afraid of?
What food could you not live without?
What dance move are you secretly awesome at?
What commercial jingle gets stuck in your head all the time?
What sport did you try as a child and fail at?
What interesting skill do you want to learn?
What’s the most random thing in your purse/wallet?
What invention do you think will be popular in 20 years?
What blog or website are you embarrassed to admit you love?
What do you never leave the house without (can’t be your phone, keys or wallet)?
Who is your celebrity look-alike?
What’s your real favorite book, and what book do you pretend is your favorite to sound smart?
What do you pretend to hate but actually love?
What’s a nickname people actually call you?
If you could pick your nickname, what would people call you?
Have you ever lied about an interest/talent to impress someone? What happened next?
Fun Hypothetical Questions
Hypothetical questions are downright fun. There’s no right or wrong answer. These types of questions are especially fun with middle and high school aged students. So, if you are a teacher, coach or youth leader – you might want to try some of these questions at your next youth event to help everyone feel connected and engaged.
If you were famous, what would you be famous for?
If you had a boat, what would you name it?
If you could pick a TV show to be your life, what show would it be?
If your best friend picked a tattoo for you to get, what would he/she pick?
If you could only eat at one restaurant forever, what restaurant would it be?
If you could only wear one type of shoes for the rest of your life, what type of shoes would it be?
If you could have any celebrity be your best friend, which celebrity would you pick?
If you created your own country, what would it be called?
If all your clothes had to be one color forever, what color would you pick?
If you had to be an animal, which animal would you be?
If you had lots of money, what unnecessary thing would you splurge on (i. e. a private plane, concert tickets)?
If you could switch places with anyone in your family for a day, who would it be?
If you wrote a book, what would it be called?
If you had to use a fake name, what fake name would you make up?
If you could live any historical figure’s life, which one would you choose?
If you could eliminate one food so that no one would eat it ever again, what would you pick to destroy?
If you had to wear a hat every day for the rest of your life, what type of hat would it be?
If you could create one holiday, what would you create?
If you were a vegetable, what would you be?
If you were an Olympic athlete, what sport would you compete in?
If you were the president, what would you change about the decorations in the White House?
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If you were a type of jeans, what type would you be?
If you could be one superhero, which superhero would you be?
If you could turn the ocean into a liquid other than water, which one would you pick?
If you had to be Siamese twins with one person, which person would you pick to be stuck with?
If you could pick three famous people to be a part of your entourage, who would you pick?
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, which song would you pick?
Which celebrity would you pick to exchange lives with?
If you could pick one job to do forever (and be guaranteed all the money you need), what job would it be?
If you were trying out for a singing reality show, what song would you sing?
What game show would you be super awesome at?
If you had to endorse a brand, which brand would it be?
Last and possibly least … The corniest icebreaker question ever: How much does a polar bear weigh? (Just enough to break the ice!)
So, be the conversational hero at your next club, group or workplace meeting. Use this list of helpful questions to help break through the awkward silence and start some fun conversations!
Kayla Rutledge is a college student who spends most of her time writing, singing for her church and eating quesadillas.
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Social situations don’t have to be awkward. Avoid the long periods of silence by asking fun questions to get people talking. Icebreaker questions are the perfect way to start meetings, initiate conversations and to get people talking in any setting.
Once you’ve got the conversational ball rolling, this will put people around you at ease. Icebreaker questions are also a great way to improve connection with people. Simple questions allow you to discover fun, silly or even interesting facts about people.
So, whether you are at a dinner party with people you just met, waiting for a meeting at work to begin, or leading a group event – this list of fun icebreaker questions is a great way to change the vibe in the room and to fill the air with fun stories, interesting facts and even some laughter. There are many opportunities in life where you need to converse with people you don’t know very well, so here are 100 funny icebreaker questions to really get the conversation rolling!
Funny Throwback Questions About Your Past
Get people sharing fun stories about their childhood or growing up. Stories are a great way to connect with other people and get them sharing information about their life. Plus, it’s likely that people will relate to some of the stories and experiences which is guaranteed to build relationships with people in the group.
What are your favorite songs from your teenage years that you still rock out to when nobody else is listening?
Who was your childhood actor/actress crush?
What’s your most embarrassing moment from your teen years?
What’s the craziest dare you ever took?
What’s the grossest food you ever had to eat to be polite?
What’s the worst thing you ever did as a kid — and got away with?
What’s the craziest fashion trend you ever rocked?
What did you get into the most trouble for with your parents as a kid?
What’s your silliest memory with your best friend?
What part of elementary school do you wish you could incorporate into your adult life? (i. e. naptime)
What was the first concert you ever went to?
Do you have any crazy roommate stories?
What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten for breakfast that is not a breakfast food?
What’s the strangest family tradition in your family?
What was your favorite item of clothing as a kid?
What did you name your first car?
What Disney/cartoon character were you inexplicably afraid of as a kid?
What was your first record, tape or CD that you ever owned?
What were words you couldn’t pronounce as a child, so you made up your own?
Have you ever gotten super lost? What happened?
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What’s the story of your first crush?
What was your first job? What did you like/dislike about it?
Who was the worst grade-school teacher you ever had?
What afterschool activity did you quit as a kid, and why?
What’s the funniest thing that ever happened on your family vacation?
What’s the funniest animal you’ve ever owned as a pet?
What’s the worst haircut you ever had?
What’s the best prank you’ve ever played on someone?
What’s the most ridiculous thing your parents ever did to embarrass you?
As a kid, did you ever do something wrong but manage to pin it on your siblings?
What’s the worst job you’ve ever had?
What totally rad expression did you overuse in high school?
What was your favorite Halloween costume you wore as a child?
Fun Facts About Yourself
Almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. Fun questions that ask people to share facts and stories about themselves are easy, sometimes funny and a great way to make things enjoyable. Not everyone enjoys talking in a group, but almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. So, give these questions a try when you’ve got a quiet group and need to brighten the mood of the room.
Who is your craziest/most interesting relative?
What band would you be embarrassed to admit you listen to?
What’s the craziest thing on your bucket list?
What’s a weird fact you happen to know?
What is your real favorite movie, and what movie do you pretend is your favorite to sound cultured?
What’s your strangest talent?
What’s your funniest talent? Or un-talent?
What’s your best idea for a reality TV show?
Which Disney character’s story does your life most resemble?
Everyone has those recurring bad dreams … what is your nightmare?
What are two truths and a lie about you?
What’s a funny (appropriate) pick-up line that works for you?
What’s your favorite part of a county fair?
What show on Netflix did you binge watch embarrassingly fast?
Which celebrity do you shamelessly follow in the news?
What’s something about you that people would be surprised to know?
What is your favorite smell and why?
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What’s the best knock-knock joke you know?
What completely safe animal are you inexplicably afraid of?
What food could you not live without?
What dance move are you secretly awesome at?
What commercial jingle gets stuck in your head all the time?
What sport did you try as a child and fail at?
What interesting skill do you want to learn?
What’s the most random thing in your purse/wallet?
What invention do you think will be popular in 20 years?
What blog or website are you embarrassed to admit you love?
What do you never leave the house without (can’t be your phone, keys or wallet)?
Who is your celebrity look-alike?
What’s your real favorite book, and what book do you pretend is your favorite to sound smart?
What do you pretend to hate but actually love?
What’s a nickname people actually call you?
If you could pick your nickname, what would people call you?
Have you ever lied about an interest/talent to impress someone? What happened next?
Fun Hypothetical Questions
Hypothetical questions are downright fun. There’s no right or wrong answer. These types of questions are especially fun with middle and high school aged students. So, if you are a teacher, coach or youth leader – you might want to try some of these questions at your next youth event to help everyone feel connected and engaged.
If you were famous, what would you be famous for?
If you had a boat, what would you name it?
If you could pick a TV show to be your life, what show would it be?
If your best friend picked a tattoo for you to get, what would he/she pick?
If you could only eat at one restaurant forever, what restaurant would it be?
If you could only wear one type of shoes for the rest of your life, what type of shoes would it be?
If you could have any celebrity be your best friend, which celebrity would you pick?
If you created your own country, what would it be called?
If all your clothes had to be one color forever, what color would you pick?
If you had to be an animal, which animal would you be?
If you had lots of money, what unnecessary thing would you splurge on (i. e. a private plane, concert tickets)?
If you could switch places with anyone in your family for a day, who would it be?
If you wrote a book, what would it be called?
If you had to use a fake name, what fake name would you make up?
If you could live any historical figure’s life, which one would you choose?
If you could eliminate one food so that no one would eat it ever again, what would you pick to destroy?
If you had to wear a hat every day for the rest of your life, what type of hat would it be?
If you could create one holiday, what would you create?
If you were a vegetable, what would you be?
If you were an Olympic athlete, what sport would you compete in?
If you were the president, what would you change about the decorations in the White House?
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If you were a type of jeans, what type would you be?
If you could be one superhero, which superhero would you be?
If you could turn the ocean into a liquid other than water, which one would you pick?
If you had to be Siamese twins with one person, which person would you pick to be stuck with?
If you could pick three famous people to be a part of your entourage, who would you pick?
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, which song would you pick?
Which celebrity would you pick to exchange lives with?
If you could pick one job to do forever (and be guaranteed all the money you need), what job would it be?
If you were trying out for a singing reality show, what song would you sing?
What game show would you be super awesome at?
If you had to endorse a brand, which brand would it be?
Last and possibly least … The corniest icebreaker question ever: How much does a polar bear weigh? (Just enough to break the ice!)
So, be the conversational hero at your next club, group or workplace meeting. Use this list of helpful questions to help break through the awkward silence and start some fun conversations!
Kayla Rutledge is a college student who spends most of her time writing, singing for her church and eating quesadillas.
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Icebreaker Activities for Any Group
Icebreakers for Youth Groups
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Entertaining Test of Wits: 15 Witty Questions from the Very First Issues of Custom Game 1994
Indulge in your favorite non-committal pastime with this engaging and witty collection of questions!
October 19, 20225
It is believed that “Own Game” is for smart people, nerds and other Wassermans. This is an erroneous misconception. We were convinced of this by sorting through the very first episodes of the TV show with these pens, out of 1994 years old (if Friends asks, she has been on the screens since April 7, 1994).
So, in the enumerated issues, we fished out several questions that do not require seven higher educations, a life-long subscription to Leninka and flashing all volumes of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia into the brain. To answer them, you need minimal worldly knowledge and wit. And we saw your wit from the editorial window, you have it hoo-hoo-gosh!
Relax, dive in and pass some time in our fun test. Pleasant to you, sorry for the expression, leisure!
Question # 1
There were 17 of them, but they fit in 12, and we first saw them in 1973.
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Feature television film by Tatyana Lioznova “Seventeen Moments of Spring”. There are twelve episodes in it, and the premiere was shown from August 11 to 24, 1973
Question # 2
It was once believed that the infection from the owner of this disease was transmitted through the air over a long distance, so the disease was called …
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Chicken pox
Question # 3
This is the largest cell of a living organism, eaten by humans.
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Question # 4
Only on this day of the year do Scandinavian farmers need a tailing knife, a goniometer for a dunghill, and mosquito fat.
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April 1
Question # 5
The seeds of these plants were brought to North America on their boots by the colonists, so the Indians called this plant “the footprint of the white man.” And what do we call it?
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Plantain
Hoodie “I’m not looking for easy ways. I’m lazy!”
Advertising. LLC “Yandex”
Question # 6
This was the name of the box in which, in the time of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, complaints about the abuses of officials were put.
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Long drawer
Question # 7
In the titles of his works one can find numbers: three, ten, twenty, forty-five… Who are we talking about?
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Alexandre Dumas père: The Three Musketeers, Twenty Years Later, Vicomte de Bragelonne, or Ten Years Later, Forty-five is the third novel in the trilogy about Henry of Navarre (it also includes The Queen Margot” and “Countess de Monsoreau”)
Hoodie “In a house where there are children, silence is a reason for panic”
Advertising. OOO “Yandex”
Question # 8
Ancient Romans have a hare lying there. What is the dog doing there?
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She is buried there
Question # 9
What do a Vestal Virgin and a Cardinal have in common?
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Virginity
Question # 10
It consists of 4 beasts, 1 crustacean, 1 arachnid, 1 appliance, 1 woman, 4 men and some fish.
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Zodiac
Question # 11
This is the brightest star seen in the sky over Russia in winter.
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Sun
Question # 12
This new stage in the life of chess began with a game between the kings of England and France, Henry I and Louis V in 1119.
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Correspondence chess
Question # 13
The word “monkey man” would have sounded exactly like this in ancient Greek
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Pithecanthropus
Question # 14
The same ancient Greeks used to call people “able to see everything”, and now our tomorrow’s clothes depend on them, that is, on these people. What kind of people are these?
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Forecasters
Question # 15
A lot was offered: a rake, a scythe, and a pitchfork. But the artist Alexander Leo chose only these two items.
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Hammer and sickle. It’s about the Soviet coat of arms. According to a number of historians, the author of the sketch of the first Soviet coat of arms – the coat of arms of the RSFSR, approved on July 10, 1918 years old – was a famous Petrograd printing artist Alexander Nikolaevich Leo
Did you reach the finish line? Hey, bravo! This means that you will pass the test for a sexual intellectual in a funny hat “Identify famous detective writers by detectives” .
Text author: Yakov Tabakov
Interview puzzle questions with answers. Part 1 — Work.ua
Candidates for vacancies are given logical tasks to assess their analytical skills. Anyone can face such questions. But even if this does not happen to you, it will be simply interesting to study them for preparation.
Candidates who encounter puzzles during the interview should not panic and get lost. As a rule, in most cases it is enough to show the course of your thoughts and ways to solve the problem. It may well be that the problem does not have a correct solution or an unambiguous answer. In no case should you say “I don’t know” or “I find it difficult to answer”, just think out loud.
So that you know what to be prepared for and not get confused, Work.ua has collected the most popular puzzle questions and prepared answers and recommendations for them. Who knows, maybe you will come across exactly these tasks.
All of these puzzles can be asked when interviewing for a php programmer job.
Manholes
This is perhaps the most common question among all puzzles.
Question: Why are manholes round?
Answer: There are several options. Since the diameter of the circle is the same, no matter how you twist it, the round hatch cannot fall into the well. A square, for example, has a diagonal larger than its sides, so the lid could fall off. You can also answer that round hatches are easier to transport and move.
Light bulbs
Question: There are 3 light bulbs in a closed room and 3 switches in the corridor. What is the minimum door opening required to determine which switch belongs to which bulb?
Answer: For one discovery. We turn on 2 switches at the same time, after a while we turn off the second one. We go into the room: one of the bulbs remains on – this is the first switch, then we feel the remaining bulbs – the warm one will be the second switch, and the cold one, respectively, the third.
Cake
Question: How to divide a cake into 8 equal parts using three cuts?
Answer: First you need to make 2 cross-cuts, dividing the cake into 4 equal parts. Then cut the cake horizontally in half. So what if the pieces have become low, but you have 8 equal parts. You can also, after the first two cuts, put the pieces on top of each other and halve them in one cut.
Dead man and match
Question: A dead man is found in the field with a match in his hands, no traces. What did he die of and under what circumstances?
Answer: A man died from a fall from an airplane that began to lose altitude, and an accident was inevitable. One parachute was not enough for all the passengers and they drew lots. He got a short match, and he was forced to jump without a parachute.
Bus and balls
Question: How many tennis balls will fit on the bus?
Answer: The recruiter himself does not know the exact correct answer, since it is not specified what the balls and the bus are – their sizes are not known, and no one has checked this thoroughly. Therefore, the course of your thoughts is important here, you can only guess. Name the approximate length, width and height of the bus, the dimensions of one ball. Calculate the volume of the bus and the ball – this way you will find out how many balls will fit in an empty bus. Decrease approximately this value, taking into account the seats and other details of the bus, make allowance for the fact that the balls are not square and give an answer. In this case, the process of finding an answer is more important than the answer itself. The options for the question can be different: footballs – footballs, instead of a bus – a room, etc.
Tablets
Question: The doctor gave the patient 4 tablets of two types – 2 tablets of each, which cannot be distinguished by appearance. Tablets should be drunk in two doses: in the morning, one tablet of each type and in the same evening. If you violate the dosage or do not take the pills, the patient will die. So it turned out that the pills were mixed. How to get treatment and survive?
Answer: Of course, you can say that it’s better to go to the doctor and ask for more, after all, it’s a matter of life and death.
Education: Taylor has a Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Education and a Master’s in Special
Education. Has a dual-certified teacher in Special and Regular Education Birth – 6th Grade. Taylor has taught Kindergarten for 2 years. After having a classroom of her own, she became a behavior specialist for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade for a year. She is now excited to be in Preschool!
What Talyor likes about
being a teacher: Taylor loves seeing the magic in a child’s eyes when they are truly learning! When a child is engaged in an activity, they become curious and intrigued with life. They ask questions that are so genuine and filled with knowledge. Children are a reminder that life is fun and filled with belly laughs!
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Ruth
Education:
Master’s Degree in Special Education, teaching with the agency for over 25 years!
What Ruth likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy seeing the children eager to learn and becoming excited
about learning new things. I love hearing the children’s conversations, which
are triggered by something they have learned, and how it relates to their
lives!“
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kayla
Education: Bachelor’s in Special Education and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology
What Kayla likes about being a teacher: “I enjoy singing and dancing with the kids! I also love listening to their stories.”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Emily M.
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Concentration in Special Education and General
Education (B-9), Master’s Degree in Literacy.
What Emily likes
about being a teacher: “ I enjoy being a part of children’s lives and
watching them learn and grow. Every day is a new experience and each moment in
our classroom presents a new opportunity for learning!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms.
Kristen
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Literacy
What Kristen likes
about being a teacher: “I enjoy watching my students learn and grow
throughout the year. I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
them, and helping them become lifelong learners!”
Preschool
Teacher: Ms. Katrina
Education: Master’s Degree in Special Education and
Early Childhood Education
What Katrina likes
about being a teacher: “The best part of my job is seeing the smiling faces
of the kids every day. I enjoy seeing
the expressions on their faces when they learn something new or master a skill
they have worked so hard on. Working with young children brings fun, exciting,
and new memories every day!”
Preschool Teacher: Ms Marlene
Education: Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 26 years of teaching experience in early childhood education.
What Marlene likes about being a teacher: “Seeing the children come to school brings a smile to my face, knowing that I can teach them new things and have an impact on their lives means so much to me.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Jenna
Education: What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: I
received my Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood/ Special Education from The
College of Saint Rose. I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
instruction from The College of Saint Rose.
What Jenna likes most about being a teacher is: Forming
positive relationships and watching my students learn and grow as individuals.
Having the opportunity to teach and make a difference is incredibly
rewarding.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Lisa
Education: Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has been in the field of early childhood education since the summer of 2009 and has worked in both private and public educational settings and has recently moved to Watervliet, NY, to join the team at Maplewood.
What Lisa likes most about being a teacher is: Lisa really enjoys being able to support children as they explore and learn in their worlds. She enjoys observing and really understanding what motivates a student or lights them up while they are engaged in the classroom. Lisa also really enjoys learning more about the evolving field of early education and current best practices. There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Heather
Education: Working towards a Masters of Arts in Special Education. I have 6 years of experience in early childhood, primarily working with preschool aged children.
What Heather likes most about being a teacher is: being a part of the growth and development of so many unique young children and watching them learn and blossom.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Cas
Education: Bachelor’s degree was obtained from SUNY Albany. She was an English Major Education Minor. Later, I received my Master’s degree in Special Education and Literacy from SUNY Albany. Has 7+ years of experience serving within the early childhood education field.
What Cas likes about being a teacher: ” What I love most about being a teacher is that I get to be a catalyst for change in a young child’s life. The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Courtney
Education: Courtney has been working in education since 2013 while attending Hudson Valley Community College for Early childhood education. She was a nanny for several families during that time. She also has experience as a lead teacher in a home daycare for 2 years. I started working in special education in 2016 as a teaching assistant. It was during her time as a teaching assistant that she decided to pursue a career as a special education teacher and go back to school. Courtney finished with her bachelor’s in childhood education from the College of Saint Rose in 2021. She is currently enrolled at the University at Albany in their special education master’s program.
What Courtney likes about being a teacher: Courtney has always loved teaching and working with children. As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities
through learning. Courtney enjoys building relationships with not only her students but their families as well.
Preschool Teacher: Mr. Trevor
Education: Bachelor of Science in Inclusive Early Childhood Education (Birth-2 years of age), working towards his Masters.
What Trevor likes about being a teacher is “Teaching and working with children is such a joy! I like that I can have lessons that amplify the student’s voice and that invite students to pull from their experiences, culture communities, and histories as a valid source of information.
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Kasia
Education: Kasia holds a bachelor’s degree in English Philology with a specialization in teaching ESL (English as a Second Language) and a Master’s degree in Special Needs. She has been an early childhood educator for about a decade.
What Kasia likes about being a teacher: “Despite following a consistent routine, no day looks like another in the classroom. Each student presents a set of unique characteristics, goals, and challenges that require teachers to observe and adjust methodology to meet their needs. I enjoy the pace as well as the ability to work alongside other dedicated teachers to bring out the best in the youngest of learners.”
Preschool Teacher – Ms. Alyson
Education:Bachelors Degree in Childhood Education with a minor/concentration in English Language Arts from The College of Saint Rose. In January 2022 I am furthering my education by beginning my coursework online for my Graduate Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. I have worked in Early Childhood for roughly four years altogether. Throughout college I worked in a UPK/EPK setting for Albany City CSD. This opportunity taught me a lot, it familiarized me with the curriculum and the field itself.
What Alyson likes about being a teacher is: “What I love about being a teacher is that it’s a job that continuously challenges you. Each child is different and what works for one, may not work for another child. You are responsible for brainstorming, researching, and trying different methods all of the time. It’s an occupation that forces you to grow and go outside of your comfort zone.
Children are the brightest lights; they are unapologetically themselves, they are silly, they
say whatever is on their mind, their way of thinking is curious and creative, and they are in a stage
that just amazes me every single day. Spending your day surrounded by them, I am not sure
who wouldn’t love their job! Teaching also gives you the added bonus of watching them form
friendships, find themselves, learn, grow, and explore, which truly makes it the most rewarding job
in the world. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Alissa
Education: Alissa graduated from The College of Saint Rose in 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Inclusive Early Childhood Education with a concentration in English. She is dually certified in General Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Birth – 2nd grade. Currently in the process of getting her master’s degree in Literacy at UAlbany. She has worked at a daycare center for four years and then worked as a substitute teacher for about a year.
What Alissa likes about being a teacher is: that it brings her so much joy. She loves interacting with children and watching/ listening to how they play. Young children have the most creative imaginations, and it is intriguing to hear the things that they come up with when playing with both adults and peers. Her favorite thing about being a teacher is seeing a child make gains or master a skill they have been working on. It is beyond amazing how children absorb knowledge and put it to use in their own way.
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Emily
Education: Emily has a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (Birth-Grade 2) and a Master’s Degree in Literacy Education (Birth-Grade 6). She has 10 years of formal teaching experience in the early childhood field, varying in ages 18 months to 12 years old, along with experience as an Interim/Assistant Director.
What Emily likes about being a teacher is: “Although each day is structured as far as routines, my favorite parts are the ones that are not anticipated on our lesson plans. The spontaneous moments and things that the children say may be brief, but those are what leave the biggest impressions in my heart that turn into lifelong memories. Seeing the children’s progress throughout an entire school year is astounding, but specifically, seeing the children’s personalities develop and their social-emotional growth is what reminds me how early childhood education can create a foundation for the future. The children form such strong friendships and bonds with one another as well as with their teaching team that showcase how genuine and nurturing children innately are. As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Kaitlyn
Education: Kaitlyn has an associate in Early Childhood Education and is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services with a concentration in Special Education. I have been working in Early Childhood Education for 12 years now. I have held many positions as my career has developed, including Teacher’s Assistant, Lead Teacher, and Director of a Montessori program.
What Kaitlyn likes about being a teacher is: Kaitlyn’s favorite part about being a teacher is “Watching the children grow and show progress in their goals right in front of you. It’s exciting to see them light up and glow when they discover something new or are working on an activity that they love. ”
Preschool Teacher: Ms. Rachel
Education: Rachel has a bachelor’s degree from the College of Saint Rose where she majored in Early Childhood Education. She also has a Master’s Degree completed at the College of Saint Rose, where Rachel majored in Curriculum and Instruction. She has been involved in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 5 years now and has worked in her current position as a lead UPK teacher for almost a year.
What Rachel likes about being a teacher: Rachel shared, “My favorite part about being a teacher is being able to see life through the eyes of my students. They each bring a new, and oftentimes, positive outlook on life that makes even the worst days a little bit brighter. I love knowing that not only am I able to have a positive influence on each of their lives but that they also have such a large and wonderful impact on my life every day.”
Site Director: Ms. Kelly
Education: Bachelor’s
Degree in Early Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology
What Kelly likes
about her job: “I truly enjoy supporting families as they make one of the
most important decisions for their child: deciding the first stepping stone for
their child’s education. I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
has to offer in the early childhood field. I have the opportunity to work with
highly qualified educators who see the amazing potential of each child that
attends our programs!”
Administrative Assistant and Marketing: Ms. Liz
Education:
Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education. 10 years of teaching experience
and 5 years working with students with special needs.
What Liz likes about
her job: “I thoroughly enjoy using the skills and techniques I have
learned in the classroom and applying them to my administrative position!”
Social Worker, LCSW:
Ms. Bre
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Master’s Degree and Clinical License in Social
Work
What Bre likes about
her job: “Working with children, their families, and the staff at
Achievements! I love having the opportunity to see the growth of each kiddo
throughout the year, and celebrating every success, big or small!”
IEP Coordinator / Pyramid
Model Trainer: Ms. Jessica
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in
Elementary Education and Special Education (Grade 1-Grade 6), Master’s Degree
in Early Childhood Education and Special Education (Birth-Grade 2), with
over 10 years of teaching experience and Administrative Certification in NYS
School Building Leader and actively seeking NYS School District Leader
certification.
What Jessica likes about her job: My favorite part about my job is building connections and
seeing the growth in students, families and staff. I love the dynamic
program that Achievements has to offer with students and families as our
priority. I also love how our staff are continuously learning and growing
with our students in a developmentally appropriate and authentic learning
environment. When we work as a unit with families we see the positive
changes and growth in our students and that is the most rewarding
experience. When parents choose our program for their child, they are
choosing us as a part of their family and that is something that I value and
respect. Welcome to the Achievements/Kids Express family!
OCFS Compliance: Ms. Sue
Education: AAS Human Services; working with children for approximately over 30 years in varies capacities and situation from youth groups, daycares to school.
What I love most about my job is I enjoy organizing things and using peoples input in order to assess what would best for a majority of various needs. I love seeing the kids grow and learn. I feel great reward when I see “the light go on” as a child learns something new.
Family Engagement / Pyramid Model Trainer: Ms. Noelle
Education: Noelle’s credentials include Board Certification in Behavior Analysis, a Master of Science in Special Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, as well as 8 years of classroom instructional experience working with individuals of varying abilities.
What Noelle likes about being a part of Kids Express is “That teaching certainly provides me with a purpose and fulfillment in ways that have both challenged and motivated me. As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”
Social Worker, LCSW
and Family Support: Ms. Katie
Education: Has a Masters in Social Work from SUNY Albany and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Katie has been working in early childhood education for 4 years.
What Katie likes about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express is: “The best part of my job is helping children with their social emotional skills through their play. It is such a joy to see the growth children make throughout the year as they gain more skills to navigate social interactions with their peers and teachers. ”
Social Worker, LMSW and Family Support: Ms. Melissa
Education: Has a Bachelor’s of Sociology and a Master’s of Social Work from the University at Albany.
What Melissa likes best about being a part of Achievements/Kids Express: “I love working with the children and getting to know the families. I love to celebrate the little things every day through the eyes of a child.”
Administrative
Assistant – Ms. Ellen
Education: Has a CDA (Child Development Associate) and has been working in the Child Care field for more than 30 years. Most of those years were as a Teacher working directly with the children but the past 5 or so have been in Administration.
What Ellen likes about her job: “I started with Achievements in late 2020. As Admin Support, I work in the office but I wear many hats. I love being able to be there for the classrooms to help them in any way I can. I feel lucky to be able to have a glimpse into every room and be able to meet ALL of the children. It’s such a privilege to watch this dedicated team of professionals do what they all do so well and to watch the children thrive. I am constantly amazed at the work being done here!”
DAP/Curriculum
Support – Ms. Remy
Education: Remy holds a BA in Liberal Arts and a MA in Early Childhood Education and is TEFL (teaching English as a foreign language) certified. She has over ten years of teaching experience in the US and abroad.
What Remy likes about her job is: “The best part of my job is working with such a dedicated, caring staff and getting the opportunity to watch children grow and learn in a joyful environment.”
Kids Express Academy in Humble, Texas
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Kids Express Academy
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Pre School Address:
802 Wilson Rd, Humble, TX 77338
Pre School Phone:
(281) 446-4218
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Pre School Website:
http://kidsexpressacademy. com/
Pre School Description
Kid’s Express Academy provides a licensed daycare in the Humble TX area. We provide a secured atmosphere with 23 years of experience.
Kids – Humble TX – Kid’s Express Academy – kids
Learn more about Kid’s Express Academy:
– Full time part time afterschool
– Spanish music computers and art classes
– Summer day camp
We have an open registration and welcome walk-ins. We have a fun big playground provide 2 hot meals and snack and all our teachers are CPR certified.
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Types of accommodation
SingleRoom (SGL) is a single room. DoubleRoom (DBL) – a double room usually with one double bed. If you want separate beds, you must check “Twin Room” (TWN). Triple Room (TPL) – triple room. As a rule, this is a standard double room, in which a bed or chair-bed is added. Family Room – family room: larger than the standard room. Suitable for a family with two or three children. Not all hotels have such rooms, usually they are few and need to be confirmed separately.
Please , be sure to specify in the order the type of accommodation , specify the type of double room: TWIN or DBL.
Children go through a separate calculation grid, depending on age, accommodation or their number.
For example, two children with two parents will most likely have to be placed in two double rooms. A quadruple or family room is a rarity in France.
Depending on the purpose of the trip, there are several types of tours:
economy tours – tours with a minimum set of services: for example, flight and hotel, or flight, hotel and transfer;
sightseeing tours – tours that provide for an excursion program;
business and corporate – tours that include exhibitions, seminars, incentive trips;
health;
educational;
beach;
shopping tours;
event tours – tours related to any event: New Year, Christmas, holidays, football matches, etc. ;
children’s tours.
Continuing the story about group tours, we want to note that Russian Express offers a wide range of economy options and sightseeing tours. If everything is clear enough with economy options, there are only two of them: economical (only flight and hotel) and transfer (flight, hotel and transfers), then I would like to dwell on excursion packages in more detail.
Panoramic
Sightseeing tour of Paris;
Boat ticket on the Seine
Visiting the Fragonard Perfume Museum and the International Jewelery Center.
Classic
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris museums NEW
Panoramic +
Museum card for 2 days;
Eiffel Tower ticket up to level 2.
Paris – Loire castles NEW
Panoramic +
Tour of the castles of the Loire Valley, including lunch and visits to wine cellars.
Extended
Panoramic +
the Louvre;
Versailles;
Fontainebleau;
Chantilly Castle;
Walking tour of Montmartre;
Walking tour of the Historical Center – about. Cite and the Latin Quarter.
Paris – children mini NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
France in miniature;
Walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris.
Paris – children maxi NEW
Panoramic +
a trip to Disneyland;
a trip to Asterix;
France in miniature;
Ticket to Aquabulvar;
walking tour of the Historic Center of Paris;
visiting Grevin Wax Museum.
Paris – Normandy – Brittany NEW (from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Brittany and Normandy with a visit to the cities: Rouen, Saint-Malo (night), Mont Saint-Michel, Trouville, Deauville (night), Honfleur.
Paris – Champagne – Burgundy NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Champagne and Burgundy with a visit to the cities: Epernay, Reims, Troyes (night), Dijon, Beaune (night) and Osser.
Paris – Lorraine – Alsace NEW
(from April to October)
Panoramic +
departure for 3d / 2n to Lorraine and Alsace with a visit to the castle of Koenigsburg and the cities: Nancy, Colmar (night), Strasbourg (night).
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Welcome to the National Education Program Portal
“INTELLECTUAL AND CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF RUSSIA”
Our portal contains information about all projects included in the program. For your convenience, we have created a system of sites in the following areas:
Website of the National Educational Program “Intellectual and Creative Potential of Russia” – here you can find information about the competitions “Erudites of Russia”, “Constellation of Talents”, All-Russian Tournaments, Forums and Festivals, International Educational Projects and much more.
International Subject Olympiads “Cognition and Creativity”
All-Russian creative competitions
“Creativity. Intellect. Talent”
IQ – CHAMPION – is a modern international online competition-Olympiad
International test competition “Intellect-Express”
International project “SMART PLNET”
Russian competition – Olympiad “Evrikum”
All-Russian competitions of student research works “Youth, Science, Culture”, “Steps into Science”, “Scientific Potential”, “Young Researcher”
Pedagogical website (All-Russian competitions for teachers, forums, seminars)
The site “Russia is proud of them”, dedicated to the winners of the competitions of the Program
Website of the All-Russian Minor Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”
Scientific and educational electronic journal “Akademian”
Website for parents
All-Russian Internet Exhibition of Student Achievements
When creating the Portal, state support funds allocated as a grant in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 160-rp dated March 16, 2009 were used.
Program founders:
All-Russian Children’s Public Organization “Public Small Academy of Sciences “Intellect of the Future”.
Non-commercial partnership Center for the Development of Education, Science and Culture “Obninsky Polis”.
OOO Research and Educational Center “Rosintal”.
Offer agreement (for participants of competitions and events)
IAS Activity Report “Intellect of the Future” for 2022
2022 IAS Spending Report
Report on activities in NP Obninsky Polis in 2022
Report on the expenditure of funds by NP Obninsk Polis in 2022
These organizations continue to operate in 2023.
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninskiy Polis” in 2022 is presented on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=62&Itemid=1
Reports of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” and NP “Obninsk Polis” for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 – on the website of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
Financial report of the IAS “Intellect of the Future” for 2018
Report on the activities of NP Obninsky Polis in 2018
Financial report MAN Intellect of the future for 2021
Information about the activities of OOOO “IAS “Intellect of the Future” in the 2020/2021 academic year is available on the website: http://future4you.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7416&Itemid=4345
Regardless of the age of the patient – whether it is a child or an adult, in the first time after the poisoning, it is necessary to completely exclude from the diet any foods that can provoke fermentation and putrefaction during the digestion process. These are fresh vegetables and fruits, products containing yeast, brown bread. You should start eating first with cereal broths, for example, rice without the addition of salt and sugar, and then you can switch to porridge-slurry, which should be boiled for a long time and in plenty of water.
Oatmeal porridge must be on the menu of a person recovering from poisoning. It must be eaten 1-2 times a day, at least 1-2 tablespoons.
All food that will enter the body in the first 2-3 days should be chopped, boiled or steamed, it should not be hot or very cold. For an adult, the daily calorie content in the early days can be 1200-1500 kcal, but then it should be increased to 2000 kcal per day. The number of meals – 5-6 times a day, preferably at the same time.
It is necessary to drink plenty of fluids, you can strained cranberry fruit drinks and dried fruit compotes, which should contain dried apricots and prunes containing sodium, magnesium and potassium, as well as other microelements that were washed out of the body during poisoning. At least 2-3 times a day you need to drink a cup of green tea, you can with lemon.
Fatty, smoked, spicy and salty after severe poisoning, you can start eating no earlier than 2-3 months later.
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GPs specialise in general practice medicine, which means they care for many different health problems in all age groups. Some GPs have extra qualifications in a specialised area, such as pregnancy or
In urgent cases, your GP may be able to fit you in ahead of patients waiting with less urgent issues. In these cases, try to call ahead if possible. Some GP clinics offer walk-in appointments where a
Waiting lists to see specialists at public clinics can sometimes be quite long. However, there may be several things your GP can do instead of referring you to a specialist at a hospital,
This, however, may take some time, depending upon the working hours of the GP and the specialist. Email cannot be used for confidentiality reasons.
During the appointment ask questions if there is anything you don’t understand.
If you are more worried, emergency departments are available at all hours. The
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After a year, scheduled examinations are recommended once every three months. 
Parents should be alert to any changes in the behavior of the child. 
Every parent should know them. This is: 
Such a specialist has knowledge regarding the symptoms of various pathologies, knows the basics of pharmacology, selects the necessary instrumental and laboratory examination methods. Parents of both newborns, and kids who attend kindergarten, and schoolchildren turn to the pediatrician. The help of a doctor may be required both on a planned and emergency basis. We recommend that you make an appointment with specialists immediately after detecting the first signs of any pathologies. This will allow you to start treatment in the early stages of diseases, increase the effectiveness of therapy and increase the chances of a full recovery of the child.
They indicate the time of admission, complaints, scheduled examinations, medications taken, procedures performed, etc. Parents should carefully monitor the maintenance of the card and not lose it. Also be sure to save all prescriptions and extracts. This will allow you to restore the medical history if the card is lost.
This group includes a number of infections that provoke the appearance of a runny nose, cough and other symptoms 
I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!” 
As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities 
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As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.” 
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I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
Jessica
As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”
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It’s such a privilege to watch this dedicated team of professionals do what they all do so well and to watch the children thrive. I am constantly amazed at the work being done here!”
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160-rp dated March 16, 2009 were used. 
I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
It was so much fun. Thanks for a great time!
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Maybe because we went during spring break and that’s a popular time to visit; not sure. At some point the elevators took forever it seemed. Nice big rooms. Very clean and the ac worked AMAZING! The pictures online does no justice. We had the standard room and had Plenty of space.
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You only need one wand even if you have more than one kid. Our kids are 7 and 9 and we did not know this and bought two which in total cost about $75. At first it was frustrating but I would strongly suggest that you must read guidebook and listen to clues. This will really help. You can also ask others to give you hints. We looked liked fools shaking our wands, all you need to do is point it at the right spot. Good luck and have fun!
The food is great, any game you decide to play is enjoyable, and Dave n Busters provides a clean, fun place to enjoy yourself with friends or family. When you leave you will feel like your money was well spent and everyone will have smiles on their faces. If you want a fun, safe, and overall entertaining environment to not only bring your best friends but spend quality time with family and people you love without breaking your pockets, Dave n Busters is the place to be.
Patrick got us access to pit crew practices which was really cool. He also gets you a special discount at all the garage nascar gear shops. That saved us a fair amount too. We did the 6 shop tour and I can’t recommend it and Patrick more. My family really had a great time.
Though this tour is no longer available, they do offer a similar experience called the Infield Experience Tour that takes you through the inside and outside of the NASCAR infield. They also offer the Fast Pass Tour where you can take your personal care around the Charlotte Motor Speedway, with your tour guide leading you through your radio! This tour is $50.00 per car.
We visited in September 2022 for the Carolina Nationals and had a blast! when you go, you’ll get a chance to see cars from a huge variety of classes each with its own unique body types, fuel, and speeds. 
The game is quite a bit of fun for kids and is really active.
50 to ride the train. 
with some clever inquiries. You’re welcome. 
What’s the most unhinged thing you’ve done this year? 
Do you believe in ghosts? 
What’s a TV show literally everyone but you has seen? 
Which SATC character are you? I’m more of a Carrie Sun, Samantha Moon with a Miranda Rising. 
Do you think you’re a good liar? 
What’s the first thing you’re doing? 
What movie scene always makes you ugly cry? 
If you could relive one year of your life, which one would it be? 
Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, or Rihanna: Who’s the real queen of the music industry? 
Which Kardashian/Jenner would you most want to trade lives with? 
What’s the cringiest Millennial trend/behavior that needs to be eliminated from this planet? 
What’s your weirdest turn-on? Dudes who keep their glasses on during sex? Just me? 
What do you lie to your doctor about? 
What was the nerdiest thing about you as a kid? Mathlete? Theater kid? Extensive orthodontia? We all had something. 
What do you think your mom was actually like at your age? 
If you could give yourself a nickname, what would it be? Word to the wise, giving yourself a nickname is cringe. 
If someone only saw your Spotify or Netflix accounts, who would they think you are?
What’s the cheesiest internet pop psychology advice that actually struck a chord with you?
Be honest, how many hours a day do you spend on TikTok? 
How long do you wait to get up to pee when you’re watching a really good TV show?
Icebreaker questions are the perfect way to start meetings, initiate conversations and to get people talking in any setting. 
Stories are a great way to connect with other people and get them sharing information about their life. Plus, it’s likely that people will relate to some of the stories and experiences which is guaranteed to build relationships with people in the group.
naptime)
Fun questions that ask people to share facts and stories about themselves are easy, sometimes funny and a great way to make things enjoyable. Not everyone enjoys talking in a group, but almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. So, give these questions a try when you’ve got a quiet group and need to brighten the mood of the room.
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There’s no right or wrong answer. These types of questions are especially fun with middle and high school aged students. So, if you are a teacher, coach or youth leader – you might want to try some of these questions at your next youth event to help everyone feel connected and engaged.
e. a private plane, concert tickets)?
Use this list of helpful questions to help break through the awkward silence and start some fun conversations!
Stories are a great way to connect with other people and get them sharing information about their life. Plus, it’s likely that people will relate to some of the stories and experiences which is guaranteed to build relationships with people in the group.
e. naptime)
Fun questions that ask people to share facts and stories about themselves are easy, sometimes funny and a great way to make things enjoyable. Not everyone enjoys talking in a group, but almost everyone enjoys talking about themselves. So, give these questions a try when you’ve got a quiet group and need to brighten the mood of the room.
View an Example
There’s no right or wrong answer. These types of questions are especially fun with middle and high school aged students. So, if you are a teacher, coach or youth leader – you might want to try some of these questions at your next youth event to help everyone feel connected and engaged.
e. a private plane, concert tickets)?
Use this list of helpful questions to help break through the awkward silence and start some fun conversations!
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What kind of people are these? 
A square, for example, has a diagonal larger than its sides, so the lid could fall off. You can also answer that round hatches are easier to transport and move. 
You can also, after the first two cuts, put the pieces on top of each other and halve them in one cut. 
Calculate the volume of the bus and the ball – this way you will find out how many balls will fit in an empty bus. Decrease approximately this value, taking into account the seats and other details of the bus, make allowance for the fact that the balls are not square and give an answer. In this case, the process of finding an answer is more important than the answer itself. The options for the question can be different: footballs – footballs, instead of a bus – a room, etc. 
I love guiding students in their exploration of the world around
I also received my Master’s Degree in Curriculum and
There are so many talented educators to learn from and collaborate with here at Maplewood, and she feels privileged to be able to learn and grow alongside them.
The love that a teacher gives, the relationships we build, and the support we implement can set a child up to be successful for the rest of their life. I’m proud of that!” 
As a teacher, she enjoys being able to make a difference in the lives of her students by helping them learn and grow in a positive environment as well as supporting them to foster their own curiosities 
”
As the world we live in is full of unexpected events and uncertainty, children are so resilient, and their daily interactions are the reminders that show us that a little bit of kindness goes a long way.” 
” 
I take pride in the exceptional programs Kids Express
Jessica
Welcome to the Achievements/Kids Express family!
As an early childhood educator, promoting young children’s healthy social and emotional development is, and will continue to be, the foundation for learning. What an incredible responsibility it is to teach, model, practice, and encourage skills that are crucial to, not only being an upholding citizen, but are vital for relationship building, self-regulation, problem-solving, self-reflection, and any future learning to take place.”