Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Children under the age of two need extra calories to keep their rapidly developing organs functioning properly. Both their brain and body are rapid growing. Parents and the teacher have to make sure children are eating healthy. Children need to eat fruits and different kinds of vegetables. Sometime the child may not like a particular kind of food and may not want to eat it. It would help the child if the parent and teacher admire the food and tell the child why it was important. That most likely help the child accept the new food after repeated. For example, Chloe did not like oranges and would refuse to eat it, so the teacher would tell her that it was good for her and the teacher would point out how her friends seem to enjoy it. Little by little Chloe started to eat her fruit and now she eat all of her oranges. Children also need to get eight to twelve hours of sleep to help with their physical growth as well. Getting the right amount of rest will help the child have more energy, which they can then use to play and explore where thing around…

we’re going to learn about rhyming words and I have a few fun activities that will help understand what they are and how you can make rhyming words yourself.” Sequence of Learning Activities: Activity #1: Introduction and demonstration: In this activity, I will introduce the students to what a rhyme is and read a popular nursery rhyme that they are familiar with. I will also say a few groups of words and have them tell me if they rhyme or not using thumbs up or down. This will give me a…

This poem is the perfect amount of funny and relatability. It was written by Cecilia L. Goodbody. Some of the thing that make this poem great are the simplicity, theme, and rhythm. I think that the author really took a common problem and made a poem about it. So in these next paragraphs I will explain to you why I think this poem is great. The part that catches the reader’s attention the most is the simplicity. She made this poem easy to understand and easy to read. Also this poem is a…

deformities with CRISPR, as it’s the most efficient, safe, and reliable method to alter genetic mutations. (2) Though not with CRISPR-Cas9, the FDA has approved the testing process of certain genetic therapies. So, what exactly makes CRISPR so different from methods that are currently being tested? It’s a fair question given the fact humans have evolved techniques over nearly a century to manipulate genes. Humans have been tampering with DNA since 1927, where three experiments conducted by a…

Twinkle in the Sky In the dry cold desert one lonely night. A child by the name of The Curious One often questioned the origin or the meaning of everything he came in contact with. As he walked side by side his grandmother also known as The Wise One, he couldn 't help but notice the many things that shined so high in the sky. As he grew up over time he quickly picked up on the fact that the whole village seemed to ask his grandma for her advice. In his eyes she seemed to know everything, from…

Stillman and I am nervous. The stage is so big and I get to sit up there with all the other band players. I play the flute, yes I am a flutist. There are flutes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones, tubas, french horns, snare drums, oboes, a xylophone, and a big drum. I am a nine year old fifth grader. Some little kids might think a flute of a toy flute. But no, this is what a real deal flute would look like. It is a long silver tube with lots of little circles. Those circles would be like the…

With the development with early childhood education, there are more and more philosophies and teaching methods comes up. As professional caregivers, we all want to be intentional and purpose-focused. Some people think that caregiver is only responsible for babies’ physical needs. That’s not true. Caregivers also need to notice babies’ psychological developments and cognitive developments. In the article, “an intentional caregiver focused on what is developing with specific outcomes or goals in…

characteristics, it should have been easy for any teacher to identify him as gifted, but in retrospect it wasn’t easy. You see, he is twice-exceptional. Not only did he score in the 99th percentile in verbal comprehension, but he also has dysgraphia, tendencies of ADHD (we don’t want him labeled), and he suffers from anxiety. At times his anxiety can be crippling, and is often directly related to perfectionism. Additionally, our son is extremely motivated, highly sensitive, overly critical…

As we read chapter 12, Toddler Top 20 was a suggested idea or concepts that the author turns into a question that aims to challenge adults, whether parent or caregiver, to recognize and observe the reactions or development of babies that can occur by singing or playing a particular song. Although according to Gross (2011), parents or caregiver tends to let babies and toddler hear classical finger-plays like, “The Itsy Bitsy Spider”, “Row, row, row your boat”, and “Twinkle, twinkle little star”,…

Not washing your hands after going to the bathroom is my biggest pet peeve! Public bathrooms have thousands of germs all around, especially in the stall. It is extremely unsanitary and can take a negative impact on a person’s health to not wash away germs. By washing I mean using soap, not just water because the bubbles in the soap are what trap the germs for them to wash away. One time in the 3rd grade I did not wash my hands for about a week and a half because I wanted to see what would…