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07/24/2023

Teaching Multiplication using the array method with real life objects.

07/24/2023

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06/10/2020

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06/10/2020

Tshirt will be in our shop this evening....Yaeee

05/20/2020

05/20/2020

Child care during the coronavirus pandemic can best be described as clinical.

Temperature checks, hand-washing and face masks are constants at preschools and child care centers around the country. Class sizes have limits, and some lunchrooms and common areas are off-limits. The safety measures pose a constant reminder to families: These are not normal times.

As parts of the country tiptoe back toward more normal routines, working parents are desperate for child care. Still, they must weigh the risks of sending their children outside the safety of their homes to be cared for by someone else.

The big question: Is it safe?

“We don’t know,” said Danette Glassy, a Seattle-area pediatrician. “There’s no scientific answer to that question until we have more time under our belts.”

Parents and day care providers should consider the size of the outbreak in their area and commit to health and safety measures recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The goal: Reduce exposure to the virus wherever possible.