I don't want to work part time but I would like to volunteer at a animal shelter or a nursing home at least 3 times a week because I like helping people.

if you know someone's sick don't go around them but if you have to make sure you stay at a distance if you have a mask wear it

I think as long as its not messy and loud I think it could be benfital because kids that are hungry don't focus as well. although I think it would be better to set a snack time where they have certain time to eat. like once before lunch (9:00 am) or after lunch (2:00 pm)

I plan on trying to babysit for my mom's friend, and at some point, I'd like to start working part-time at an actual public place, but I'm not sure where yet.

Some tips the video told me were to wash your hands and try not to touch your eyes and face.

I think that eating in class isn't really that much of a distraction if it's just a snack. As long as you aren't pulling out a full meal and you aren't being loud about it, it should be ok.

Yes, I'm going to be a CIT at the Brewer Rec.

Some tips I learned from the video were that sometimes packing things you don't really think you need can be helpful in the long run to make sure you stay healthy.

I think that eating in class is a good thing because we all get hungry, and sometimes learning is hard on an empty stomach. But I also think that if people are making a big mess and we are getting rats and other things like that, then maybe we should cut down on eating in class.

Currently I don't plan on working any part time jobs because I am so busy getting ready for High School Sports and Academics. However, if I did, I would likely look for one with flexible hours and with enjoyable tasks. Most likely a company.

Wash hands thoroughly, bring an aid kit, check for ticks, and minimize the things you touch that may have germs on them.

I believe that it depends on the food, the class, and the flexibility of the learning. If I was in a classroom that had mostly hand on learning, I would probably get distracted and not be able to complete my work as easy. If I was in a slow class, with lots of presentations and talking, It was most likely help me focus because I am keeping my mouth busy.

Right now I don't plan on working during the summer but in the futer like when I'm a sophomore or junior I plan on getting a summer job to help me make money and save up for a new car and any extra would be put toward life after highschool

Some tips from the video to help not catch any illnesses on the trip were bring a mask just in case you know someone is sick and you know you will come in contact with them another tip was to wash your hands often and try to avoid touching your face before washing your hands

I think it would depend on the class and what is happening at the time, for example if you were taking important notes being distracted by food might not be the best idea

Yes i think my type of work is fun. This summer i will be mowing lawns and weed-waking for some cash and so i can help others out who can't mow. and i will be helping my dad out with his construction business.

They said to carry a mask to wash hands a lot and just carry some bug repellent don't touch face and eyes after you touched dirty things and be safe around people and in the woods.

That would be fine with me since we have a 12:00 lunch i get pretty hungry throughout the day but we can eat stuff 3.1 so it's not bad, but i like the idea. I don't think it would impact my focus too much.

Once I am able to drive, I would like to figure out some light job that makes good money after school, most likely minimum wage at a grocery store or so. No I do not plan to work during this summer or the next.

Wearing masks can help get germs in the air and in other peoples breathe not get to you, or you can stay on top on washing your hands/ hand sanitizing every time you touch something. Or, you could just stay away from people and touching things that could have germs on them as much as you can.

Early in the morning, I would try to sneak something sweet so that I could maybe get some energy for the day, which would help me stay energized for the time being until lunch. This would impact my learning in a good way.

No, I do not plan on working this summer or school year.

Some ways you could avoid getting sick are washing your hands regularly with soap and water, packing an emergency kit filled with things that you might need, depending on where you go; if outside, wear long sleeves or pants; doing tick checks after you are done outside; and avoiding touching things that may have other people's germs.

I do think being able to eat during class at any time would be okay, just as long as you are being respectful to those around you by being quiet and trying not to make too big a mess.

I want to try to start finding jobs this summer that I can do. I want to work in a restaurant and I would probably be like the person that cleans dishes in the back but eventually I will progress up to serving tables.

Use hand sanitizer and wash your hands often. They also mentioned not to touch your face a lot and to wear long sleeve shirts and pants when you go into the woods. Check for ticks after you come out too. They said that if you plan to go on vacation pack things that will help with not getting these sicknesses.

For me I think that If I am Hungary I would be more focused on my growling stomach then my work so maybe if I could eat something small while I do work it would be fine and that is normally what I do. Eating does not distract me.

I'm going to be working at my grandparents' warf in Addison, Maine. for most of the summer

To keep your hands away from your face and to check for ticks after a hike.

I think that we're getting to an age where we really don't need to have snacks anymore.

Yes, I do plan to work in construction and do concrete with my dad's friend because I need to save up some money for a car, and also towards my life after high school.

To wash your hands, bring a first aid kit and hand sanitizer. and check for ticks

I think that it would be fine to eat during class because it would keep you busy, and you would have a little more energy to do stuff. and it would help you stay calmer during like presentations and important stuff like tests

I do not plan to work this summer or during next school year.

The story told me to wash one's hands, avoid touching their face, and wear long sleeves to prevent ticks.

If I could eat whatever I want wherever I want whenever I want, I believe it would affect my learning and prevent me from learning.

I'm hoping to do some babysitting or work at Erickson's. I just want to work somewhere smaller or somewhere I would be good with. But I think I'll be able to land a job there at Erickson's, I'm not sure though, I just want to work, I guess.

Some tips that the video gave us were to carry a health insurance card and wear a mask if your traviling in an airport or a public area then wear a mask. Also, if you're out and about in the woods or something, you should wear bug repellent and long sleeves and pants to keep away bugs and ticks.

If im hungry in class, I'm usually going to be distracted because when im hungry, I just kind of zone out and lose energy, so if I were able to just eat something decent, I would probably be fine and be able to zone in on the lesson or work a bit more.

I would like a part time job. Although I do want a few more summers for me to be with my friends&family. I feel that the perfect age to get a job is 16, because you can drive there and back and also at that age you want to get things with your own money, plus its never to early to save money. Early jobs for example are like scooping ice cream, working at the movies, mowing the lawn/ yard work, babysitting, and many more. However, if I work at my family's dealership I would work this summer, and I would get paid for it as well whether its cleaning motorcycles to customer service ( like talking to people to give them an positive experience of the dealership)

You can avoid sickness by having sanitizer accessible like in a purse of carry-on. Another way to prevent sickness is by bringing an aid kit, avoid touching your face, and wearing long sleeves.

I like to snack during class, but to be honest I feel like I distract not only myself, but others as well. Between trying to not get the bag to crinkle, or hiding it when the teacher comes around, it becomes more of a small attention seeking project.