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    Rationale: After the second learning experience, the mentor suggested me to practice how to make the transition runs better by telling the children to pack their toys up then sending them to wash their hands for having their lunch. Telling the children to help their friends to pack up the toys in the classroom is to remind the children to become aware of fairness. Reminding the children to keep quiet when they are on queue while others washing their hands is to help them engage the class rule. Reminding the children to line up to get their lunch box, water bottle and find their favorite spot to sit down for their lunch is to enable them develop their sense of identity. Child/Children’s Background Knowledge: The educator reminds the children to pack their toys up in their classroom every…

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    High School Snacks

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    School is back in full swing, meaning each kid needs a packed lunch to nourish their growing brains. You start the school year great, Jimmy and Jane have packed shaped sandwiches with individual applesauce cups and tiny shaped veggie straws. This continues for a few weeks until you run out a week sooner than planned and you realize that those tiny, individual packed snacks cost a fortune. Grocery bills are out of control. Soon later you realize how long each one of those Mickey Mouse shaped…

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    The Vietnam Experience

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    so we would not have to worry about that. The hardest thing was finding space for our lunches. There was barely enough room for one person much less a lunch box. The lunch boxes ended up in our laps the whole time. Tightly packed in our cockpits we taxied for the run way. At precisely 6:00 a.m. we took off. It was a beautiful morning, but some of us wondered if any of us would ever see it again. The flight was long and tiring. The few hours we had slept on the aircraft carrier were not good…

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    12:10pm. The observation ended at 12:40 pm for duration of 30 minutes. J.H is a five-year-old male in an ICT classroom. The class has 16 students and two teachers. The classroom tone was quiet and calm. The lights were turned off, windows were open and sunlight shined throughout the classroom. At the time of the observation, the special education teacher, Ms. H, was leaving because she was in the process of recovering from surgery. The general education teacher, Mrs. W, lead the class from the…

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    and appropriate for most situations. Aunt Lis informed us that American children brought their lunch to school or bought lunch in the cafeteria, accordingly, with lunch boxes in hand, Mom and Aunt Lis escorted us to school on our first day. When we arrived at the Administration Office, Lis introduced us to the school’s Vice Principal and reiterated that Ellen and I did not speak English, after which Mom kissed us, wished us good luck and felt a touch of anxiety as she turned us over to the…

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    School Lunches Benefits

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    of us have some sort of experience consuming school lunches. The encounters may be positive or negative, yet generally speaking, school lunches are nutritional. In comparison, school to home packaged lunch is healthy and cost effective. Additionally, lunches provided by schools prevents you from getting distinctly overweight. Overall, school lunch can be beneficial to your wellbeing and money. Now, as said before, lunches provided by schools is cost effective. As a result of Michelle Obama’s…

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    It was 5:30 pm and it was time for dinner, but I wasn’t hungry. After all the cafeteria fried food, my stomach hurt so bad bad that I had no appetite. I think that Southern Middle School should not serve lunch to the students. The kids should have to pack their own lunch from home. I think this because it teaches kids responsibility, it saves families money, and it is better for the kids health. It is time to close Southern Middle School’s cafeteria and start packing lunches. Packing…

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    even know what is given to their child for lunch. The simple fact that it is free makes them happy. This problem is a major issue for the health of children and students because most of them will eat chips and candy instead. Apparently, the government only focuses on its economy and not on the heath of its citizens. As long as they are making money, they are happy. They rather make money and have children suffering of obesity and diabetes then putting the economy at risk. As we can see its all…

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    bitter gourd and basic comfort foods such as dal and paneer kofta made the cut. The lunch break is the only time the otherwise frustrated and busy accountants in Saajan’s office are seen relaxing and talking. They unwinded over meals delivered to them by dabbawalas. Food, here, is depicted as a stress buster. The film is able to differentiate between home cooked food and resteraunt food. When Saajan eats from his lunchbox packed…

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    Schools are reducing fried foods, fat, calories and sugar content; and increasing the amount of fruits and vegetables in school lunches. Although this sounds like a great way to fight childhood obesity it might not give Americans the result that we are all hoping for. School lunches are supposed to be healthy, nutritious, and filling, but they aren’t. Due to the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act students aren’t getting enough nutritious food on their trays. Lunches are not filling. Most high school…

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