Sentences with phrase «kids every day who»

«I teach 75 kids every day who struggle with their writing as well.

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The colour, which has the bonus of conveying calm and cheerfulness, serves as a subtle reminder to employees — who bop to music and wave friendly hellos to passersby — of their purpose: feeding healthy foods to more than 15,000 kids every day.

Thank God I'm just a grandparent these days, without school - aged kids who are trapped in an increasingly bizarre and irrational world run by adults - mostly parents and otherwise unemployable administrators — where the rules, the procedures and the approved behaviors vary daily and the changes come so rapidly and abruptly that the characters in Alice in Wonderland would be totally jealous.

To get an idea of what the kids are into these days and, more importantly, why they're into it, I decided to ask one of the smartest, most self - aware teenagers I know: my cousin Lucy, who is, as she told me recently «15 going on 30.»

While the president is known for getting very little sleep, he's got nothing on the first lady, who tells Oprah she starts her days with a 4:30 a.m. workout before her kids wake up.

I use this time to mentally prepare for the day ahead and for the four exuberant kids who are waiting for me at home.

Although Wojcicki endured a humiliating and public divorce from Brin, the two are now friendly, and the outdoorsy entrepreneur, who eschews makeup and rides her bike to work every day, admits that she sometimes allows her kids to wear their clothes to bed «to save time in the morning.»

Kids don't play enough active games these days, so if you know a kid who needs a nudge, get them this cute fitness tracker.

But then again, those who complain about «kids these days» aren't totally off the mark.

«The kid who looked forward to his dad coming home and taking him for a ride, taking him for ice cream, and then one day coming home and his dad isn't there... That resonates with a person because that's a human story.»

But that is the case for Jakob Sperry, who along with six other young inventors recently presented their work at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering as part of Kid Inventor's Day, an event hosted by 3 - D design and engineering software maker Autodesk.

Contrast that with the average teacher, who peppers kids with 300 to 600 questions a day and waits an average of one second for each reply, and you have a recipe for what I call the «Global Questioning Crisis.»

But the mood is black these days inside One Geoffrey Way in Wayne, New Jersey, spiritual home of the cartoon mascot who's been beckoning to kids for generations.

As a kid, Musk was a voracious reader who would read 10 hours a day, according to Ashlee Vance's 2015 biography, «Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future.»

The kids in Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore and other cities who live through a siege of gun violence EVERY DAY.

«This is a profoundly sad day for us as well as the millions of kids and families who we have served for the past 70 years,» CEO Dave Brandon said in a statement.

I was thinking about this just the other day, when I was in London watching my daughter Holly co-host Britain's first We Day, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer woday, when I was in London watching my daughter Holly co-host Britain's first We Day, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer woDay, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer work.

«I get to work every day with people who are pretty much my kids» age, which is kind of interesting,» Jones tells the publication.

Kalief grew up in the Bronx and started out like so many kids I grew up with in Brooklyn, kids who have to choose the right fork in the road every day.

Schulman hopes that, armed with new federal funding to tackle these challenges, states will step up and begin filling the gaping holes in the American child care system — smoothing out the child care cliff while also making it easier for families access care in the first place, increasing the number of American kids who spend their days playing, coloring, building, and singing in a safe, caring environment their parents can actually afford.

Instead of letting it be like a kid who spends years looking up at the sky dreaming of blasting off into space as an astronaut one day, not really knowing what that would entail — or if they would even like it — why not let her explore it now?

Remote workers who can set their own schedules may have more opportunities to get up and move throughout the course of the day, whether it's doing tasks around the house, taking a gym break during off - hours (and avoiding the lunch - time rush), or staying active with their kids.

After lunch, any kid who wants to can present a project — either from that day or a prior project — to the group.

That point was reinforced just after the build concluded when a mother who lived at the development came over as volunteers were cleaning up and said she hadn't been able to get out of work to help build, but throughout the day she received pictures from her kids who were watching the build happen with growing excitement.

Meet the women who have built businesses around their kids» schedules If you've been part of my world for a while you'll know that I had two small children and a husband that worked 10 + hours a day as a Fedex driver when I started my current business back in 2014.

You're likely to be meeting hundreds of people each day of the show — some prospects, some customers, and some folks who are just looking for a toy to bring home to their kids.

Here you feel humans can take it upon themselves to say who should have kids and here you are, deluded, conceited and playing God to tell Mike not to, by the way, my mom raised me to be highly respectful to women and I continue to strive for that every day.

As a kid who went to church every day I can't tell you the number of times the daily readings said something really strange and perverse; why even keep it around?

It was surreal, to know that a person you saw virtually every day, a person who knew me a hell of a lot better than most of the kids in that school, could suddenly vanish entirely.

I've been snowbound since Sunday evening, stuck at home with kids who resent the fact that there are no snow days in homeschool, a wife who wonders why I don't have a job in south Florida (but only on cold winter days), and two animals (a neurotic dog who keeps asking to go out and then to come in, and a kitten that is constantly hunting my various appendages).

a few days later, one of the kids who was vitriolic and filled with hate for me because of the gospel, lost his money.

«I still feel disgusted with myself for letting some punk kid in a pizza shop and a police officer who couldn't take a second to listen rob my friends and me of our dignity that day.

I would just add that adults who find the kids too squirmy or noisy can either attend an earlier meeting, or they can simply sneak in after the first 15 minutes with the parents who just walked their kids to First Day School.

That day earned us a heroic reputation with the neighborhood kids and a slightly less stellar reputation with their parents who had to endure the random sounds of popping balloons for days to come.

It's these things that put me off organised Christianity amongst other horrible experiences I've gone through like tithing while in debt and battling to feed my kids to a pastor who is much richer than me and having to fast when I'm working a day job and if I don't fast and pray I'm sending people to hell.

As I was telling someone the other day, most of those who know me would say I'm a pretty decent fellow, I love my wife, I have good kids, I don't beat my dog, yadayadayada.

Sure, you can separate the two in your mind and carry your religious security blanket around with you to get you through the day but that's all it is and sooner or later you'll toss the blanket in the trash can like every other kid who grows up.

This was good training for a kid who would one day become a writer of adventure and suspense novels, but it also taught me that words and thoughts should have integrity.

He writes about the sixteen days he spent sailing the Pacific Ocean with five buddies and a crate of canned meat, the time he took his kids on a world tour to eat ice cream with heads of state, his stubbornness in getting into law school by sitting on a bench outside the dean's office for seven days until they finally let him enroll, his «office» at Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland, the flowers he sent to the elderly woman who nearly killed him running a stop sign, the work he's done to free Ugandan children from prison.

Last summer, we had a meal program where we served lunch (free of charge) to kids in the community who always get there two meals a day at school but go hungry during the summer.

For families with kids with sports events and people who are drawn to work projects all the time — they find it hard to commit their one free day.»

As a Mormon who is active on days the kids are behaving, I completely disagree with your assessment.

He called you by your last name (a practice I use to this day), he had a way of instilling fear into kids who would goof - off and cause distractions in other classes (a practice I was very much unable to duplicate during my one - year stint as an 8th - grade English teacher), and you had to run the gauntlet of sentence - diagramming grammar, which advanced to a pretty complex level, before the more «cool - teacher» aspects of Mr. Pacilio were unveiled — and even then, the tests on those rock songs were no joke!

I think God will judge in the day of judgment whether or not Jesus Christ is your beating heart and how you contributed his message to others and how you loved the parent who stole your kids candy then called your kid «the liar» & forgave them some were kind to them because thats what Jesus would do have done.

A man who spends most of his day reading storybooks, wiping noses, changing diapers, and driving kids to basketball practice is not a failure.

Religion, on the other hand, brings us priests who r - pe little kids and never face a day in court, psychos crashing airplanes into buildings, freaks holding up pictures of dead fetuses, and Sarah Palin.

I think you are a punk and a fool and a bully, and that you care more for fetuses than for the real living women and the real living children who live with the consequences of poverty and violence every day, because too many kids are being born to people who don't have the emotional or financial resources to do the job right.

Best NEW angle on an OLD story: Matthew Paul Turner with «11 Days Until Judgment Day and I'm Not Laughing» «And while I know that the kids who believe in May 21st have what they consider to be «great faith in Jesus,» — trust me, they are scared.

They provide a low cost preschool / day care for struggling families, help restore homes, support local business with cheap and sometimes free rent, have an after school program to help kids who do not have the support at home complete their homework and behave in school.

Those who lost their kids are dying every day to the rest of their life.