... 9 What church, if any, do you attend now? 10 What church do your parents and your grandparents attend? 11 Where was your first home? 12 In what other homes/places have you lived? 13 What were your earliest memories of your home? 14 Could you tell me a story or any memory of your brothers and sisters? 15 What are the full names of your brothers and sisters? 16 What did your family do for fun when you were a child? 17 Was there a chore you really hated doing as a child? 18 What kinds of books did you like to read? 19 Do you remember having a favorite nursery rhyme or bedtime story? What was it? 20 Do you remember not having enough food to eat because times were hard for your family? 21 What were your favorite toys and what were they like? 22 What were your favorite childhood games? 23 Were there any fads during your youth that you remember vividly? 24 Where did you attend grade school? 25 Where did you attend high school? 26 What were your schools like? 27 How did you like school? 28 What was your favorite subject in school and why? 29 What subject in school was the easiest for you? 30 What was your least favorite subject in school and why? 31 Who was your favorite teacher and why was he/she special? 32 How do your fellow...
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...here... One of my favorite place is definitely my " Ordinary home ". I think we all have a favorite place in our mind. This place is meaningful place and all the time keep our unforgettable memory. When i was child i was watch News and read Newspaper a lot. Some of news is happy, some of them horrible. There are many many homeless children ' information on the news. When i read or watch this homeless children ' news, after that i feel weird, uncomfortable and keep think about them. They are just like me. Why are they sleeping in the street? Where is their parents? What are they eating? Are they have warm clothes? many questions come to my mind. Almost every night before i go to bed i think homeless children, begging to some help them and pray for them. Sometimes I can't sleep well. But still i can't help them. I was too young. Then i thought i always need to compare my life to other children ' life. I'm one of lucky person in the whole world. First of all, I have a large family, dad, mam and sister. We have a apartment to live, we have a warm clothes to wear, we have a enough food for to eat. We don't have expensive house and house. However, i enjoy being at home for several seasons with my family. Most of the people who visit my house say that they feel comfortable because the atmosphere inside the house is relaxing. It means our family's each member is satisfied for their live. Then we can build that feeling. Every children when they were little child they were learn...
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...Preparing your child for school before his first day can greatly reduce any separation anxiety your child may feel when you leave. Here are some ways to familiarize your child with his new environment: • Introduce your child ahead of time to common school activities, such as drawing pictures or storytelling. • Visit your child's classroom a few times before school starts to familiarize her with the space. • Have your child meet his teacher. Don't minimize...
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...Socialization Socialization is the process in which an individual person learns the way of life of his/her society through things that have an influence on their decision making. As a lifelong process that occurs in every person’s stages in life starting from the day of birth, socialization takes place in many social settings such as family, school, peer groups, media, religion, and the workplace (Macionis 2011:70). Sociologists believe that most human behavior is a learned response and not instinctual. People have to learn to rely and cooperate with others to satisfy their basic needs. This is possible through behavioral patterns and a system of communication shared by members of a culture. Through the process of socialization, a human being is taught the necessary skills demanded for living in the society as well as internalize the norms and values of society (Macionis 2011:70). The individual will then be able to develop the sense of self. In addition, we will be aware of our place in society and develop a distinct entity apart from other people and things. In the film, “Consuming Kids,” children are constantly influenced by marketing techniques used in the media (Barbaro and Earp ). Young children are maturing much quicker than a decade ago. This is due to the advertisements in the media that translate to children becoming more aware of how other people think about them (Barbaro and Earp ). Children are being told to act a certain way within our society. A lot of media...
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...Picasso, Seated Woman, Red and Yellow Background b. Karel Schmidt-Rottluff, Portrait of Emy c. Michael Richards, Tar Baby vs St Sebastian My favorite of the three specified images in the Contemporary Art section of the North Carolina Museum of Art is hard to choose. I liked all three pieces for different reasons. I have always loved Pablo Picasso’s work and have one hanging in my home. I can appreciate the Seated Woman, Red and Yellow Background, but it not in my favorites of Picasso’s work. When I first saw Portrait of Emy, by Karel Schmidt-Rottluff, my instincts were that he must have studied under Picasso. Portrait of Emy jumps out at you with the bold orange oil color. The blue eyes grab and hold your attention in an odd way, and I haven’t quite figured out the hair style his wife, Emy, had when she sat for this. And then when I looked at Michael Richards’ Tar Baby vs. St. Sebastion, I had a much different feeling. I was overwhelmed with wondering why he would give this sculpture a name like this. A man cast in gold, a pilot, covered with small airplanes…. It is intriguing. My first thought was that it must represent one of the world wars though it was made in 1999. Could it be paying tribute to a veteran family member? Without researching the artist or the piece itself, I would choose this as my favorite because it makes me want to understand more about the artist. If I was at a gallery viewing this statue I would likely stand around and discuss it with...
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...As a child, I grew fond of watching television. I always had the channel set on cartoons, watching the colorful display of silly humor and adult jokes that went over my head. However, the younger me found one cartoon special. Three childhood friends in a slice-of-life show that would try their hardest to accommodate their desire for cheap candy. The show, named Ed, Edd, N’ Eddy was one of my favorite shows that still holds a place in my heart to this day. The cartoon revolves around three friends, aptly named Ed, Edd, and Eddy, who go around their neighborhood, named the Cul De Sac, and come up with wacky schemes to make enough money for their favorite treat, a jawbreaker. Each episode shows an idea crudely constructed with various materials,...
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...Something that I remember with real pleasure from my childhood is when during P.E. we would play with a rainbow parachute. Which was when everyone had one handle around it and held it firmly, then throw it up while you still had it in your hand and let it come down slowly, it was pleasurable because it caused like a small breeze that was so cool. A good time growing up was when Christmas came by and my siblings and I would just wake up super early and we would just be so excited and jumping around telling our parents to wake up because Santa Claus had come to our house. And how holidays my whole family gathered and I would play with all my cousins. Something really upsetting that happened in my childhood, was when my best friend moved somewhere...
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...Causes Depression in Mother's Favorite Child: Study By Barbara Odozi | Submitted On February 02, 2016 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Sibling rivalry has existed as long as families and has been a concern for most parents. Even though parents usually try to equally distribute their love among all their children, they do feel differently about them depending on their personalities, differing needs, dispositions and place in the family....
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...learning and levels of competence. • Maintain a positive and helpful attitude: avoid criticism and anger. • Help children understand what types of homework they enjoy, and encourage them to choose assignments accordingly. When given a choice, some students prefer written reports; others prefer hands-on projects. • Use homework preferences in developing a homework schedule. Some children prefer to complete the assignments they like least first, while others prefer to do their easier or favorite work first. • If a child dislikes a subject, find ways to make it less frustrating. For example, set a goal of doing five math problems and then taking a stretch, listening briefly to music, or playing with a preferred game or toy. • Encourage your children to participate in study groups with friends. Research shows that children who form study groups perform better than children who always study alone. This is particularly appropriate with middle school and high school students. • Encourage your child to have fun, such as...
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...Stuff Shells for the Caribbean Families often pass down favorite recipes from generation to generation or from friend to friend. I took a moment to talk with my wife, Antalaya Israel who of which has a West Indian background (Trinidad). We spoke about her family favorite dish or at least her favorite, and to bring in that recipe to share. Surprisingly for Caribbean women, stuff shells were and still are this Trinidadian favorite dish of all times. Now I get it because being from Bermuda, I tend to lean more to Italian dishes as well but my wife is the oldest of three girls and lived with a mother from my observations, that cooked nothing but soul/Caribbean cuisines. At the end of this interview, I will encourage the reader(s) to try my wife’s recipe for stuff shells. I use my wife as a reliable source for this project because of her family’s background---Trinidadian. There’s no secret that Caribbean women love to cook, and not just love but can actually put great things together in the kitchen. Her mother and I often argue about who is the better cook but to be honest, her mother is a very good cook. From the spices she uses to presentation. As a matter of fact, she has a catering company---she being the mother. Trinidad cuisine is known for a number of dishes that has contributed to the culinary world. I believe it’s the spices that create these dishes to come to life like no other culture; roti, doubles, curries and more---Trinidad's best foods are loaded with...
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...Graham Engl 1101 TR 5:00-6:15 7 February 2013 My Favorite Restaurant As a child, I wasn’t fond of eating out. During the early 1960s, where racial segregation was still Prevalent in the south and spending time in public places presented a high challenge for African- Americans. Severely hampered by socioeconomic barriers, our choices for leisure, recreation, and entertainment was limited, particularly in restaurants. Every time we went anywhere, something would happen to illustrate the fact that we were not welcomed, but for a little place called Helen’s 2 Spot. I loved the place and this made my parents love it too. The place seemed so magical and fascinating to me then, when I was still an elementary school kid, and surprisingly, the place still very much fascinates me today. Just recently, when I went back to my hometown of Florence, S.C. for Thanksgiving, I was surprised to find out that the place still operated, and in fact, was run by the same family. Apart from the house in which I grew up, Helen’s 2 Spot is probably the dearest little place to me in town. What is so special about this place? It’s hard to answer in just a few words. First of all, Helen’s, as we all like to call it, is a small cozy house in the outskirts, with not one indication, even a sign, that would tell you from its outer appearance that would tell you that it is a restaurant. This is what probably earned my love in the first place; this and the people who worked, and still worked there...
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...Books to Read In Kindergarten" lists Showing 50 results Print This List A Splendid Friend, Indeed A Splendid Friend, Indeed (Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book (Awards)) Author: Suzanne Bloom Publisher: Boyds Mills Press (2005) Binding: Hardcover, 32 pages IllustratorSuzanne Bloom Item Call NumberE BLOOM When a studious polar bear meets an inquisitive goose, they learn to be friends. Questions to talk about with your child • The polar bear has to be very patient with goose's questions. When was a time you had to be patient? Was it hard to wait? • How would the story be different if the polar bear wasn't patient and lost his temper? How do you think the goose would feel? • Who is your best friend and why? • Do you know what makes a friend? • Can you be friends with someone who is different than you? Fun things to do together • Look at the many colors in Bloom's illustrations. Ask what colors the different objects are. See if your child can locate these colors in his/her room or clothing. • Pack a snack and blanket. Enjoy a picnic outside with your child. • Play "Goose, Goose, Bear" instead of "Duck, Duck, Goose" • Draw a picture of you and your best friend doing something together that you both like. http://www.lexpublib.org/booksinkindergarten 10/28/2010 | Lexington, Kentucky Page 2 of 42 • Have a "Blue / White" color walk. Point out all the different blue and white objects that you can find. Book Skills Loves Books (Print Motivation) The polar bear's...
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...the great characters, the songs, and the exotic, faraway lands the movies introduced. My mom would play Aladdin, and I would watch the entire movie, then go to my neighbor’s house across the street, and go to my friend Ian’s house, and tell him, “We need to go explore!” I was convinced that if Ian and I walked far enough, we would come across a desert like in Aladdin, or a mysterious jungle with singing monkeys. Watching Disney movies really sparked my enthusiasm for exploring and for traveling. As soon as I started high school, I g heavily involved myself in foreign language and student clubs like Student Council and Science Club. Spanish introduced me to other parts of the world, which I found appealing because of my urge to see other places. My open-mindedness, curiosity, and enthusiasm for travel can be linked to my early interests in characters that I found appealing, like Wendy, who took a leap of faith and joined Peter Pan on a journey to Never Land, and I will never forget Rapunzel finally leaving her tower. I was always at the edge of my seat during all of these movies and I truly felt everything the characters felt. I can see how the actions I make in my own life now reflect those moments as a kid when I...
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...No kidding: Just eat, play, party & splurge First-of-its-kind play café for kids opens in Chandigarh First-of-its-kind place for kids and their parents opens in Chandigarh Chandigarh, October 15. Something unique has come to Chandigarh. Stylish yet a family-friendly, hang out destination to eat drink and play: Fun Factory, a joint that will suit adults who just happen to have kids, too. With its blend of dedicated play area and funky decor, Fun Factory in Sector 9 Madhya Marg of Chandigarh has lots to offer for your children– a place where they can eat, play, party and splurge. Chandigarh resident Monica is the brainchild behind the indoor recreation family centre designed especially for children up to seven years. She had designed the play cafe with kids in mind and has prioritized safety and hygiene among many other factors. Fun Factory has refurbished rooms brimming with toys, games, beanbags, play mats and low tables. From the silent musketeers to mischief-makers, Fun Factory provides their zone of innocence to flourish. It has plenty of space for mum or dad to sit in and enjoy some play with their little ones! Or one can even relax in a coffee shop whilst being able to see your little ones grow juvenile! “At Fun Factory, you will find a line of imaginative and developmentally appropriate activities that will take your child on an adventurous expedition of social and physical exploration,” says Monica, Director Fun Factory. Fun Factory has a bunch of...
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...Childhood Cooking Beckie Wakefield ITT Tech Childhood Cooking Think back to childhood years and those few things done at home with mom or dad that seemed so small then but have come to be a favorite memory. Of all the aspects of my childhood one of the most influential and memory filled was cooking in the kitchen with my mother. In addition to cooking being a favorite memory for me I believe it is a great activity to do with children, it is a useful lifelong skill and it is relaxing and enjoyable. I am grateful that I was taught how to cook and how to enjoy cooking as a child. It has filtered into my life as an adult and my family now. I can recall the wonderful smells of the traditional fall time cooking, apple crisp, whoopee pies and my favorite fresh chocolate chip cookies wafting through my little house in the woods of Maine. I am happy to be able to include Makenzie in the joy I get from cooking. I remember how thrilled I was to come home and see ingredients set out on the counter and know that mom had a new recipe project to do. I can now repeat those projects with Makenzie, it is so satisfying to see her get excited to learn from me and do something we’ll both always remember. Cooking is a great bonding time for a child and adult it is fun and children can be inventive and not realize that what they are being taught will follow them through life. Besides the nostalgic aspects of learning to cook throughout childhood and growing up into an adult it has come to...
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