Hooray for #SummerCamp!! #MarthaOBryanCenter's Summer Learning Camp attendees at Explore! Community School learned to make necklaces and had hamburgers cooked on the grille before story time and their afternoon enrichment program. Thank you to our instructors, staff, AmeriCorps team members, volunteers and enrichment partners for making summer camp such a fun and positive experience!!
💖Valentines Day honors many things, including friendship. And our dogs are amazing friends. To celebrate, we've combined Wag Nation and Home School The Dog to give you six whole months of fun with your dog. https://lnkd.in/dFRaQzv3 🐾Now, chances are you might not have heard of Wag Nation before. It’s one of our most popular membership programs that is also likely the best kept secret in all of online dog training.🤫 #DogsThat #HomeSchoolTheDog #WagNation #DogTraining #OnlineDogTraining #dogtrainingprogram
The Many Meanings of 'Crack' at Charterhouse At Charterhouse School, the term "crack" refers to the tuck shop, an arts and crafts vernacular building where younger students buy sweets and the 6th formers (Specialists) enjoy beer in their club above. This unique structure symbolizes a journey from childhood indulgences to the privileges of adulthood. Metaphorically, the "crack" represents a divide or transition, similar to the German word "Riss," highlighting the progression through school life. Architecturally, the building embodies a split-level experience: sweets below for the younger students, marking innocence and simple pleasures, and beer above for the older students, representing maturity and new responsibilities. Culturally, the term "crack" also carries modern connotations as a potent, addictive drug, emphasizing the varied and complex meanings the word holds. This juxtaposition mirrors the dual nature of the Charterhouse building: a place of innocent enjoyment and the onset of adult privileges, illustrating the fine line between youthful exploration and the potential pitfalls of adulthood. The "crack" at Charterhouse is more than a building; it's a cultural landmark that encapsulates the school's unique traditions and the journey of growing up within its walls. #CharterhouseSchool #Crack #TuckShop #Riss #YouthToAdulthood #CulturalTransition #SchoolTraditions #StudentLife #UniqueSlang
☀️Check out these SPED resources that will surely make back-to-school planning a breeze! ☀️ It’s time for a break! Summer break that is!😎 #SpecialEdSupport #SPEDTeachers #InclusiveEducation #BackToSchoolPrep #TeacherResources #SPEDCommunity #ASLforkids
🌞 Summer's knocking on the door, and what better way to welcome it than with the perfect picnic? Whether it's a lazy Sunday or Memorial Day celebration, I've got you covered with tips to picnic like a pro! Check out my pro tips in the article, just in time for End of School, Memorial Day and Graduation Celebrations. 🍉🧺 #PicnicLikeAPro #SummerVibes #schoolsoutforsummer #MemorialDay
Who said that school can’t be fun? 📚 Meet Layla! Layla’s favorite part about coming to Pre-K is learning her ABCs and drawing rainbows. 🌈 From imaginative play to hands-on activities, students have so much fun in Pre-K. Most times, they don’t even realize they’re learning! ⭐️ Click the link 🔗 in our bio to learn more about Tarrant County early learning! #preschool #earlylearning #classroomideas #tarrantcounty #goearlygoforward
Blink! Camp Adams Fish Camp is over. The 28 buses were back at Lakeview this afternoon to take our 24 counselors and 120 incredible freshman back to waiting parents in Aggieland. Two and a half days is not enough time to get to know everyone but we came close! The schedule was in 2-, 3-, 5-, and occasionally 10-minute increments. These wonderful, smart, and fun students learned traditions and everyday orientation skills (*more on each below if you’re curious) that have them prepared for August 21. Phenomenal experience for them and one I’m thankful I got to share with Joe Adams. TAMU Fish Camp (I have to add…THIS Fish Camp will never be “over” for us. The connection is made and the network is real.) Did I mention we’re hiring?! You don’t HAVE to be an Aggie. https://lnkd.in/e4c4rCZw *Traditions like (I know I’ve missed some): Wildcatting, Yell leaders and the yells, good bull, bad bull, passing back (yells), 2%ers, Gig’em, Whoop, Century Tree, War Hymn, Honor Code, Reveille, Aggie Ring and Ring Dance, Core Values, Muster, Silver Taps, Bonfire Memorial, Spirit of Aggieland, 12th Man, and of course my favorite, Joe’s old outfit, the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band. Creative, usually funny, skits introduced the traditions as well as a long list of everyday topics to make their transition smoother—ticket pull, meal tickets, libraries, campus resources, the rec center, and sooo much more. Three items of encouragement I heard from one counselor that typify the down-to-earth advice from someone who was in their shoes last year or the year before; -It’s ok to eat by yourself and it’s ok to sit down by someone new and introduce yourself. -Failing a class may happen, even if you have never ever failed one before. How to handle it and how to learn from it. -On the first day of each class, talk to someone. Second time in class, talk to that person again. If you make friends in the class, you are more likely to go. Next week, back to chicken lunches.
The Valuable Lessons Children Learn From Summer Camps Kids can learn a lot of things even at the fun local summer camps. Here are some valuable lessons they learn. https://lnkd.in/erMREPW5 #outdoorlearning #summercamp
How was your first day back?😉 With schools opening again, we're excited to hear all the stories of teachers jumping back into education after the Summer break! ☀️ Share yours in our comments section below👇 We hope you have a fun and productive year.🎉 #FreshStart #BackToSchool #TeachingOpportunities #EducationRecruitment #BostonRose #BuildingRelationships
My second blog for Sulets has been published on their website, in time for Easter 🐣 Check it out below if you need some ideas on how to celebrate Easter as a student! https://lnkd.in/es-QP568
Summer is Here: Camp and Build Fires in Florida! With summer upon us, it's the perfect time to camp and teach your kids the art of fire building in Florida. This hands-on activity fosters resourcefulness and patience, making it an excellent non-traditional learning experience. Know the perfect spot? Share your favorite campgrounds in Florida in the comments below! #NonTraditionalEducation #OutdoorLearning #microschool #homeschool #floridaeducation
