Hula hoop

Upbringing is an act of parents instructing a child about general knowledge or ethic based on diverse viewpoints of each person toward the society and norm. In this painting, the artist mainly focuses on the young girl character who plays hula hoop in front of her house, having her mother heeding at her play. For the location, it is a relatively small and lovely house located in a fresh garden in some country. There are a few trees at the background and six pots of flower arranging at the front…

When was the last time you felt content with yourself? You felt that nothing in the world could bring you down. This world doesn’t work like that. This world isn’t full of compliments, this world isn’t full of contentment, this world is full of hate. Some people may say that bullying has decreased, but in reality, it’s getting worse as the population in this fiery hell increases in intensity. I experienced bullying whispering in my ear, I experienced bullying as it strangled my heart. The…

47749 - Growing Kids and Creativity With Forts Creativity grasps the concept of what is and imagines the possibilities of all that could be. "We all have creative potential," says Mark Runco, Ph.D., director of the University of Georgia's Torrance Center for Creativity and Talent Development. "Our job as parents and teachers is to help kids fulfill it." For parents, growing kids and creativity with forts is a no-brainer. Fort building promotes innovation through the mere act of imagining.…

The purpose of this post is to define a learning theory that would most benefit a target population within my community who is at risk for a disease. I will describe the major components of the social learning theory and discuss how this theory would be applied to children with obesity in my county, since obesity is a prevalent problem within my area, and is going to be my target population. I will also list two teaching strategies that I would use to educate this selected group within my…

Dogs getting bored is an unusuall phenomenon. But, there is nothing to get surprised about it. Like humans, our pet dogs also need to keep themselves engaged all the time, so as to avoid boredom. Dogs are very active creatures & most of the time they are upto some sort of activities. However, as pet owners we can chanelize there energy into some sort of creative actions. When dogs get bored they tend to be desctructive by nature while looking for ways to entertain themselves. This often leads to…

In our everyday lives we improvise, with strangers, family, friends, teachers, anyone we interact with. It would be impossible to have a lively conversation with sparks of hilarity as well as passion thrown in when a group of friends are simply sitting around just talking to each other, bouncing ideas off of one other, or giving advice on serious or even not so serious events without improvising throughout. We as a society count on the ability of others to react immediately to what one person…

Tall beer bottles, Heartbreak Hotel, ducktail haircuts, spike heels, flat heels, hula hoops, and Mello-Rolls dominated the late 50s and early 60s. When I grew up you had to go to a candy store or drugstore to get ice cream in days gone by because home freezer storage was rare in those days. A Mello-Roll was a three-inch-long ice cream drum about one inch in diameter, wrapped in peel-away paper with a blue print on it that sometimes blotted onto the ice cream itself. The candy store operator…

Lemond Singleton History 12-12-16 Thomas Dicke Life in the United States, then and now. Though most of you reading this have not been alive since the 1950’s, based on books, shows, testimonies and other sources you know that life then is completely different compared to now. In the 1950’s people lived in completely different areas, worked different types of jobs and had completely different hobbies and interests compared to the people of the 2000’s. In this Essay, I will be comparing life in…

In 16 years, I have heard people call others names plenty of times, and I’ve often found myself at both the delivering and receiving end of name calling. When I was 3, I called a girl a "bucket head" and threw a hula hoop at her. At age 7, upon moving to America, I someone called me an "alien." The other day I called my friend a “dumbass.” While I’ve experienced many different versions of name calling, only recently have I sat down to ponder the effects of using these phrases and what they mean…

Cooperative learning is “now the most recognized instructional models in education worldwide”(Metzler 228). Cooperative learning is basically having students learn with, by and for each other which is the major theme of Cooperative Learning. In this model, Student Team Learning (STL) states how there are three main concepts to focus on. The three are: team rewards, individual accountability, and equal opportunities. In Cooperative Learning there are six major elements that take part. The six…