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​The start of the new year is a great time to help your children focus on forming good habits.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) provides the following list of ideas for you to talk to your children about trying, depending on their age. ​

Preschoolers

I will let my parents help me brush my teeth twice a day.

I will learn how to help clear the table when I am done eating.

I will be friendly to all animals. I will learn how to ask the owners if I can pet their animal first .

I will do my best to be nice to other kids who need a friend or look sad or lonely.

I will talk with my parent or a trusted adult when I need help or am scared.

Kids, 5 to 12 years old

I will drink reduced-fat milk​ and water most days. Soda and fruit drinks are only for special times.

I will try to find a sport (like basketball or soccer) or an activity (like playing tag, jumping rope, dancing or riding my bike) that I like and do it at least three times a week!

I'll try to be friendly to kids who may have a hard time making friends by asking them to join activities such as sports or games.

I will tell an adult about bullying that I see or hear about to do what I can to help keep school safe for everyone.

I will keep my personal info safe and not share my name, home address, school name or telephone number on the Internet. Also, I'll never send a picture of myself to someone I chat with on the computer without asking my parent if it is okay.

I will try to talk with my parent or a trusted a dult when I have a problem or feel stressed.

I promise that I'll do my best to follow our household rules for videogames and internet use.

Kids, 13 years old and older

I will try to eat two servings of fruit and two servings of vegetables every day. I will drink sodas only at special times.

When I have some down time for media, I will try to choose educational, high-quality nonn-violent TV shows and video games that I enjoy. I will spend only one to two hours each day - at the most - on these activities. I promise to respect out household rules for videogames and internet use.

When I feel angry or stressed out, I will take a break and find helpful ways to deal with the stress, such as exercising, reading, writing in a journal or talking about my problem with a parent or friend.

When faced with a difficult decision, I will talk about my choices with an adult whom I can trust.

I will be careful about whom I choose to date. I will treat the other person with respect and not force them to do something they do not want to do. I will not use violence. I will expect to be treated the same way in return.

I will to try tobacco-cigarettes, drugs, or alcohol. I will also avoid the use of resist peer pressure e-cigarettes.

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Claude Monet was not only the father of Impressionism, but he was also a true gourmet.

HIS LIFE AND LOVE FOR GOOD FOOD
Monet was born in Paris on November 14th 1840. At the age of five, he moved to Le Havre, Normandy with his family. His love of art saw him returning to the French capital where he studied and met contemporary painters such as Renoir, Sisley, Bazille, Morisot, Degas and Pissarro. In 1874, he exhibited his works under the Société Anonyme des Artistes Peintres, Sculpteurs et Graveurs. At their first exhibition, Monet presented his Impression, Sunrise. It was painted in 1872 and shows the port at Le Havre. This very painting gave rise to the term 'Impressionism' (mockingly coined by journalist Louis Leroy). We can therefore say that it was in the hands of Monet, and in Normandy, that the art movement was born.

The first half of Monet's artistic career was not one of wealth and prosperity. He hardly had enough to make ends meet, and not many applauded his artistic efforts. In fact, at a certain point, he was so overwhelmed by his troubles that he even attempted suicide by jumping into the Seine. In 1879, his wife Camille also died, leaving him with two young sons.Things really started to look better in 1883 when he began to sell more paintings and moved to Giverny. There, he first rented a home close to the Seine, which by 1890, he was sufficiently wealthy enough to buy. It would become his place of artistic and personal refuge, and one that would inspire him for more than forty years. Monet lovingly decorated his house, choosing the vivid hues that would brighten each of the rooms, hanging Japanese prints on the walls throughout, and carefully designing several exquisite gardens, including the one with water lily ponds in 1893 that would feature prominently in his works.From the airy, blue and white kitchen (which was above the ground, something quite unusual at the time), his cooks could look outside and admire the lush flower gardens that graced the terrace as they prepared beautiful meals. When the weather was fair, it was there that Monet would welcome guests for lavish lunches made with the freshest ingredients. His yellow dining room, of course, with its table that was large enough to seat fifteen, was also the scene for many a sumptuous feast. You would think that the conversations that ensued at Monet's table revolved primarily around art, but in fact, food was the topic of choice.

Monet's team of gardeners grew a wide variety of aromatic Mediterranean herbs and vegetables, including rosemary, mint, courgettes, tomatoes and asparagus. He was also partial to Périgord truffles and foie gras from Alsace. He loved lobster, fish and duck. In the late summer and fall, he enjoyed garlicky ceps. Though he wasn't much of a wine connoisseur, he did like Loire wines and especially gave preference to a good Sancerre.

FOOD-RELATED PAINTINGS
One of Monet's first food paintings was Still-Life: Quarter of Beef (c. 1864). In the sober, realist composition we see the food of the lower class French in the mid-19th century: a piece of beef, garlic for flavor and a ceramic mug, probably holding beer.

By contrast, Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe (1865-66), depicts an upper middle class feast of pâté en croûte , roast chicken, bread, fruit and wine. Under a softly dappled light, a fashionably dressed group has their food on fine china and uses crystal glasses for their wine. Though obviously an intimate setting, the painting is still inviting enough to almost prompt the viewer to take a seat and help themselves.

The Luncheon (1868-69) captures a convivial, relaxed and carefree scene. H is first wife, Camille is at the table with their young son. It is an autobiographical painting rendered at a time when the artist was able to adequately provide for his family after receiving payment from one of his patrons.

Some of Monet's most delectable still-lifes were (1882). In the first, we see sweet, ripe summer fruits, and in the second, two beautifully golden Still-Life with Melon (1872) and The Galettes galettes waiting to be sampled with some cider (seen in the carafe).

In the second part of this post, I will tell you about a COOKING WITH MONET
cookbook that any Monet fan, history buff and lover of gorgeous French food will want to add to their collection. It is a book that will not only inspire you with some of the recipes that emerged from Monet's kitchen, but also give you a look into the life of one of the greatest French painters. Monet died on December 5th 1926, but continues to delight the senses through his paintings and recipes.

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一、 比賽日期：111年9月18日(日) 下午一點之前到士東國小校門口
二、 比賽地點：臺北市士林區士東國小(臺北市士林區中山北路六段392號)
三、 交通方式：1.搭捷運淡水線芝山站2號出口，至中山北路六段士林電機轉
搭公車。
2.賴厝站
中山幹線(緣220)、612、680、902、市民小巴11。
*交通方式(自行前往或12點在學校集合前往)
四、 比賽時間：如下，本校出賽編號第16號

五、 注意事項：
1. 因應防疫，團體組（讀者劇場）基於團隊領導及行政協助，開放 1 位 領隊人員入校，家長ㄧ律不得入校；競賽員一律全程佩戴口罩。
2. 為掌握競賽時間，請家長與貴子弟請盡量搭乘大眾運輸工具，謝謝您的配合！
3. 如有任何問題，請與本校教務處教學組(02-23054620#102)聯繫。或連繫教師甘雅嵐 0955643606 LINE ID: alicekan0301

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一定要攜帶學生證或有照片的證件以及劇本，否則大家都不能上台比賽。其他用品如衛生紙、水壺、薄外套、悠遊卡、小餅乾等請自備。

我們是下半場第五組。2:55-3:10中場休息時間「所有人」務必上廁所、喝水，下半場開始之後「所有人」就都不要再離開賽場了，因為只要呼叫我們三次沒上台，就必須棄權。

自行參賽的學生請於下午一點在士東國小門口集合，家長不能進入學校觀賽，也不能把車子停在學校裡。

跟我一起從學校出發有吳和蓁、黃于馨、陳以翔、巫逸軒、蕭辰浩五位同學，請於12點之前到螢橋國小大門口集合，如果可以提早五到十分鐘更好，因為我們會走到中華路上去搭中山幹線，車子約15分鐘一班，直接抵達士東國小。

「當比賽至第4分鐘結束時,將聞鈴聲一響(--),至第5分鐘結束時,將聞鈴聲二響(----),應即下臺。」→第一聲鈴聲響請不要被嚇到，也不要停下來。

「競賽員進入競賽場地時禁止攜帶手機或擴音設備,若因手機鈴聲響或擴音設備音效影響比賽進行,扣總平均成績5分。」→討論如果需要跟家長聯繫必須帶手機，是否在1:30領隊(甘雅嵐老師)下樓至一樓領隊休息區前，把手機交給老師保管?

大家的上台的音量請再放大一點，但是不要用吼的。

以下同學健康聲明書未完成：
陳以翔、黃于馨 (身分證字號)
陳以翔、黃于馨、巫逸軒、彭維信(最下面的簽名沒簽到)
明天一見面立刻處理

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Chocolate and Chip during the Thanksgiving turkey pardoning ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. (Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post)

The turkeys weren't taking questions.

Moments after President Biden pardoned Chocolate and Chip, two hefty gobblers from a couple states south, they let out loud, ecstasy-filled gobbles that resounded throughout the Rose Garden ceremony - but declined to make further comment. Theirs were not the only animal cries punctuating Monday's ceremony, as a (presumably) salivating Commander, Biden's German shepherd, watched from the White House's second-floor balcony and occasionally let loose a commanding woof. Sorry, Commander, you're a good boy, but these turkeys are free.

The birds, presented per tradition by the National Turkey Federation, hail from Monroe, N.C., where they were raised by NTF Chairman Ronnie Parker.

The White House on Nov. 21 started the holiday season with the annual pardoning of a pair of Thanksgiving turkeys. (Video: The Washington Post)

Later in the afternoon, Biden and first lady Jill Biden were scheduled to travel to the U.S. Marine Corps base in Cherry Point, N.C. - which resides on the Eastern Seaboard, a 250-mile drive from Chocolate and Chip's hometown - to dine with service members and their families. Biden referred to it as a "Friendsgiving." (Presidents, they're just like us!) On Tuesday, they will jet up to Nantucket, Mass., where they'll celebrate the holiday with family before returning to the District on Sunday.

Biden appeared to be in jolly spirits Monday, aviator sunglasses on, unleashing yet another torrent of terrible jokes and groanworthy puns. Was there a reference to "fowl play"? You bet. Did he promise not to "gobble up too much time"? Well, people wouldn't call him Uncle Joe if he didn't.

Biden promised to keep things short, acknowledging the nippy day by saying, "Nobody likes it when their turkey gets cold." Pretty sure even the turkeys groaned at that one.

"They listened to a lot of music to prepare for the crowd noise today," Biden added, before laughing. "That's real hard work."

His good mood wasn't particularly surprising, given the red wave that wasn't during the recent midterm elections, a fact he made sure to riff on during an otherwise politics-less ceremony, saying, "The only red wave this season is going to be if German shepherd Commander knocks over the cranberry sauce on our table."

The turkeys, meanwhile, seemed to enjoy themselves despite wearing nothing but feathers to protect themselves from the sharp chill, as the temperature hovered in the 40s during the bright D.C. morning. More likely, they were looking forward to their new home at North Carolina State University. Though, as Biden said: "When we told them they were joining the Wolfpack, they got a little scared. But then we explained it was just a mascot."

Frankly, their good mood was no surprise either, as turkeys have enjoyed fairly nice press this year. The Washington Post's homepage Monday included stories on " vegetarian and vegan mains that may eclipse that turkey" and a piece on what good cuddlers they are.

"Now, based on their temperament and commitment to being productive members of society, I hereby pardon Chocolate and Chip," Biden said around 11:31 a.m. The turkeys gobbled as if on cue.

The 46-pound Chocolate was placed on a table adorned with an autumnal flower display, while the 47-pound Chip wandered the grass of the Rose Garden as if he owned the place. Biden offered the microphone to Chocolate, but he declined to comment.

Unlike Saturday's White House wedding of Naomi Biden and Peter Neal, the turkey pardoning was open to the press, which arrived in gaggles. "We had a 12-year-old with press credentials today," one incredulous guard said, chuckling. Indeed, the future of journalism looked bright as multiple young reporters proudly stood with notebooks in hand among the grizzled vets of the White House press corps.

Unfortunately, most of said reporters were placed in areas without sightlines of the president or the turkeys whose lives he was sparing - nor, strangely, were they allowed to watch on a live-feed monitor placed in the press area. Some tried to leave, while others watched on their phones a live feed of what was happening not 75 feet away. The reporters who snooped on the weekend's wedding via binoculars might have had a better view of what they were covering.

Most agree that the tradition dates to 1947 - indeed, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dubbed Monday's event the "75th anniversary of the National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation" at a press briefing last week. That's when the Poultry and Egg National Board and the National Turkey Federation began gifting birds to the commander in chief - at the time, President Harry S. Truman. The timing wasn't exactly arbitrary. Earlier that same year, the government had endorsed "poultryless Thursdays," encouraging food conservation in the wake of World War II but prompting outrage from the industry. It led to a protest campaign dubbed "Hens for Harry" in which farmers sent crates of live chickens to the White House.

But there's no proof Truman pardoned his turkey that year. It seems much more likely that he devoured it, because the next year he accepted two more birds as a gift, saying they would "come in handy" for Christmas dinner.

Turkeys and the White House have a longer, more storied history, according to the White House Historical Association. In 1873, Rhode Island poultry slinger Horace Vose gifted a turkey he had raised to President Ulysses S. Grant - and spent the next four decades providing dozens upon dozens of the birds to presidents for Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts.

For most of American history, if a president happened upon a turkey at the White House, he was eating it. The exceptions proving this rule appeared sporadically. One 1865 dispatch by White House reporter Noah Brooks notes that President Abraham Lincoln granted clemency to a gobbler back in 1863. President John F. Kennedy reportedly let one live through the holiday in 1963, and turkeys presented to first ladies Patricia Nixon in 1973 and Rosalynn Carter in 1978 were sent to live on farms.

The actual pardoning has been an annual tradition only since 1989, according to the WHHA, when President George H.W. Bush said of his lucky bird while animal rights activists picketed nearby: "But let me assure you, and this fine tom turkey, that he will not end up on anyone's dinner table, not this guy - he's presented a presidential pardon as of right now - and allow him to live out his days on a children's farm not far from here." Bush kept the tradition alive throughout his presidency, as has everyone who's held the office since.

All that history didn't mean much to Chocolate and Chip, who fluffed their feathers and took in the president's remarks - presumably thrilled at the prospect of joining such past pardoned birds as Peanut Butter and Jelly and Mac and Cheese in the lovely tradition of not being stuffed and roasted.

And, though they refused to chat with the gathered press, they did chime in when Biden closed the ceremony with a plea for unity.

"Let's remember one thing. This is the United States of America. The United States of America. There's not a single solitary thing beyond our capacity as a nation, nothing beyond our capacity, if we do it together. United. United," Biden said, as Chocolate swung his head forward, red wattle swaying in the light breeze, and let out a tremendous gobble.

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At any time of the year, it's a great idea for us to complete an I AM THANKFUL FOR worksheet. However, we think about it most often around Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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Note From The Author

If you are a regular on this blog, you will have noticed that every now and again, we like to add our 5 cents under "Note From The Author." In a way, these are gentle reminders to you, our audience, that this content is created by real parents - not creatives who are publishing for the sake of publishing.

We create these printables (and teething accessories, and guest books, etc.) for ourselves, and then we share them with you because sharing makes the world a better place!

Here are my little ones, enjoying the printables.

I thought it was so funny how he wrote "pizza" as one of the things he is grateful for.

I let them pick out the worksheets they preferred.

She ended up coloring the entire page.

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Free Printable I Am Thankful For Worksheet - Tulamama

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At any time of the year, it's a great idea for us to complete an I AM THANKFUL FOR worksheet. However, we think about it most often around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Either way, this is an excellent activity for little ones to recognize what they have and express gratitude for it.

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Miss Stephanie's Virtual Learning Adventures

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Turkey Farm Virtual Field Trip, Let's Learn About Turkeys for Preschool, Elementary, Homeschool Kids

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Appreciation and Thankfulness | Jack Hartmann

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Thankful by The Juicebox Jukebox | Gratitude Appreciation Kids Songs Music Thanksgiving

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Peep and the Big Wide World: The Windy Day

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最後面有立體環繞的美術館

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最後面有立體環繞的美術館

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The story featured may in some cases have been created by an independent third party and may not always represent the views of the institutions, listed below, who have supplied the content.

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6 Things You Never Knew About Claude Monet - Google Arts & Culture

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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Aunt Jessica's Bedtime Stories, Monet Paints A Day

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