Podcasts about first grader

In this episode, we listen to a short story from Alexandrea Henry, reflecting on how carcerality is integrated not only in schools broadly, but even within the 1st grade classroom that she taught. Law & Disorder reached out to Alexandrea to request her contribution after seeing it first published in the recent pilot issue of the renewed Abolition Journal, produced by Philadelphia's W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction, which is a political education organization for aspiring revolutionaries and movement leaders from those communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration. Alexandrea Henry's generously offered to share her Abolition Journal contribution, titled Relearning the Language of Care: Reflections on Disappearing a First Grader, with us at KPFA Radio. Alexandrea Henry is a current Stanford PhD student researching how our youngest learners make sense of power and belonging in the context of school discipline. She is also a former School District of Philadelphia elementary school teacher. You can check out the full piece in written form, along with other contributions to the journal, at: abolitionjournal.com — Jesse Strauss 510 – 541 – 7361 Producer – Law & Disorder 8am Weekdays KPFA.org | 94.1FM The post Abolition in the Classroom: Reflections on Disappearing a First Grader w/ Alexandrea Henry appeared first on KPFA.

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In this gripping episode of American Potential, host Jeff Crank is joined by Caleb Trotter, attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation, to unravel the extraordinary case of Bebe, a first grader whose innocent classroom artwork led to accusations of racism and a punishment that stunned her family. Even more shocking, the courts sided with the school district, claiming that her young age excluded her from First Amendment protections. Caleb delves into the legal and ethical ramifications of the case, exposing how government overreach can trample on the constitutional rights of even the youngest citizens. This powerful discussion underscores the urgent need to safeguard free speech in America's schools and the resilience of one family's fight for justice. Don't miss this compelling story of courage, advocacy, and the relentless pursuit of liberty.

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On this June episode of Approaching Zero we will be discussing Current Events, and Space Exploration with a First Grader. We discuss recent recalls on Ice Cream. We discuss the nations political debacle.

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Hear about the first grade assignment that has our listeners and the internet coming up with dozens of possible answers. Which one is correct?! So many other topics: the first Ring Tone to be certified GOLD back in 2006 (it's a Christmas song), Tony Romo makes a Taylor Swift gaffe, Tim contributes to our daily Christmas Gift Idea with a hair product, and some chat of Golden Globe nominations.

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A Virginia woman whose 6-year-old son shot his first-grade teacher has been sentenced to 21 months in prison. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In This Hour: --  Zusha Elinson promotes his new book about the AR-15, but Tom rejects the idea that this is the gun of mass shootings. --  Alabama school suspends a first grader for making a finger gun while playing "cops and robbers." --  The potential dangers of attending a public protest. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 10.15.23  Hour 2

7-year-old Maggie Kuznia decided one day last year not to take her Nintendo Switch with her when she went with her mom to work at the senior living building, but was going to bring books to read to the residents. And she's kept it up. STORY: https://www.wdjx.com/first-grader-works-on-skills-reading-to-seniors/

In This Hour: --  Zusha Elinson promotes his new book about the AR-15, but Tom rejects the idea that this is the gun of mass shootings. --  Alabama school suspends a first grader for making a finger gun while playing "cops and robbers." --  The potential dangers of attending a public protest. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 09.10.23  Hour 2

In this episode of The New CISO, Steve is joined by guest Maria Sexton, Chief Information Officer at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada.Before starting her security career, Maria worked as a self-described secretary, seeking a better financial future for her family. Now, with her dream job, she shares how to become a strong communicator and leader. Tune into today's episode to learn more about Maria's passion for the healthcare industry, her strong people skills, and why you shouldn't fake it until you make it.Listen to Steve and Maria discuss being confident in your strengths while understanding your weaknesses and what first-graders and board members have in common:Meet Maria (1:36)Maria reflects on why her current role is her dream job. With a diverse background, Mara found that healthcare customers were the people she wanted to serve.She didn't plan on landing in healthcare, but she resonates with the mission of the field, which is why she feels she has her dream job. She recommends that everyone find an industry that aligns with them.Getting Her Start (6:00)Before starting her IT path, Maria worked as a secretary, a term not often used today. During this time, Maria went through personal family issues and needed to evaluate her financial future for herself and her children.Always interested in computers, Maria talked to the IT department at her company and asked how to get involved. Their advice led Maria to get a certificate, thus beginning the rewarding career she has today. It was scary initially, but Maria allowed herself to try and fail to succeed.Successful Communication (13:39)Steve presses Maria on whether she always had the clarity and confidence she showcases today.Maria understood she would never be an engineer, but her strengths lay in being diligent and taking notes. Therefore, she was excellent at communicating technology to people without a technology background, giving her a robust career skill set. Empathy, communication, and public speaking abilities made her the leader she is today.Explaining to a First Grader (16:33)Maria shares her experience talking to her granddaughter's first-grade class about her job. She found these kids incredibly bright and showed a firm understanding of technology and computers.Learning how to communicate technology ideas to an audience without experience is critical. Standing Out (23:45)When evaluating a resume, Maria likes to see if they have motivation. Nowadays, more people than ever are interested in security. So, it's essential to evaluate if the people coming in are serious.Maria is looking to hire a self-starter who takes advantage of the resources available to work in security. She also admires when applicants understand their strengths and weaknesses and where they can be best utilized.Confidence In Communication (27:22)Maria could always communicate effectively. As the child of Italian immigrants, Maria was responsible for speaking on behalf of her parents and helping them navigate the US.Her childhood also gave her empathy and the ability to read non-verbal cues, which has been helpful throughout her career. Learning to communicate with those around you is critical, no matter your role.Don't Fake It Until You Make It (39:51)In terms of security, you really can't fake it because the consequences could be dire. But outside of security, Maria has never liked the phrase “fake it until you make it.”This saying irks Maria because she thinks it is terrible advice. If you don't know something, you should learn it. If you need a mentor, find one. You should want to get whatever you don't have because...

Join T, Gary, and Fortenberry as they discuss headlines of the day. Don't worry DW and Marty will be back in Studio for Thursday drop!Hunter BidenJoe BidenTexas Mall ShootingSubway Murder? Or is it self defenseA first grader did what?!lifefromthepatio.comWatch us on YouTube

An update on the teacher who was shot in class by a 6 year old..Joe says when you hear what the school district is offering her...it will make your face hurt.

Uh oh. Do we do it? Dare we? It is perhaps the nicest day of Gilligan's Island aka the Hotel California aka United States v. Joseph Biggs, et al., Day 69. Five (5) members of the Proud Boys are being prosecuted with charges of seditious conspiracy in connection with the events of January 6, 2021. How nice will the day be? Could we finally be seeing light at the end of the tunnel? Today, Norm and Mike take up a couple of legitimacy-themed, nonalcoholic topics: › SCOTUS is set to render an opinion in Groff v. DeJoy—the case that implicates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which requires that employers make accommodations for the religious beliefs of employees provided that such accommodations are not an undue burden for the employer. In 2015, the United States Postal Service entered into a contract with Amazon which broke the long-tenured history of USPS employees not having to work on Sundays. Gerald Groff, the petitioner, was terminated from his career with the USPS for refusing to work Sundays, the day which holds sincere religious significance for Groff and which was worth the risk of being terminated from employment. How will the Court define or redefine precedent which illustrates the notion of "undue burden" with a standard of anything more than a de minimis accommodation? › Remember when we covered the case of Ethan Crumbley, the Michigan high schooler whose parents were charged with negligent manslaughter after Ethan brought a firearm to school and killed four of his peers? Well, a first-grader in Newport News, Virginia, has reportedly brought a firearm to his elementary school and shot his teacher. The first-grader's mother, Deja Nicole Taylor, has been indicted by a grand jury on charges of child neglect and child endangerment. How do the cases compare? Join us. For the rest of the year, creators will receive 100 percent of the revenue from the purchase of monthly subscription badges, which Rumble recently launched for the price of $5 per month. Please consider purchasing a subscription badge to LAL and be assured that LAL will receive every penny of that subscription through the end of the year. Your consideration and patronage is most sincerely appreciated! Daily livestreams beginning at 7:45am EST on: . › Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LawandLegitimacy › Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lawandlegitimacy › Twitter: https://twitter.com/PattisPodcast Subscribe and turn on notifications! Support Law and Legitimacy: - Locals: https://lawandlegitimacy.locals.com/ - Twitter: @PattisPodcast, @PattisNorm, and @MichaelBoyer_ - Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Audible, Spotify, or wherever you receive podcasts and rate LAL 5 stars. - Subscribe here on our Rumble and Youtube channels, give us a Rumble, and join our active community of free-thinkers, contrarians, and the unafraid on Locals!

Uh oh. Do we do it? Dare we? It is perhaps the nicest day of Gilligan's Island aka the Hotel California aka United States v. Joseph Biggs, et al., Day 69. Five (5) members of the Proud Boys are being prosecuted with charges of seditious conspiracy in connection with the events of January 6, 2021. How nice will the day be? Could we finally be seeing light at the end of the tunnel? Today, Norm and Mike take up a couple of legitimacy-themed, nonalcoholic topics: › SCOTUS is set to render an opinion in Groff v. DeJoy—the case that implicates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which requires that employers make accommodations for the religious beliefs of employees provided that such accommodations are not an undue burden for the employer. In 2015, the United States Postal Service entered into a contract with Amazon which broke the long-tenured history of USPS employees not having to work on Sundays. Gerald Groff, the petitioner, was terminated from his career with the USPS for refusing to work Sundays, the day which holds sincere religious significance for Groff and which was worth the risk of being terminated from employment. How will the Court define or redefine precedent which illustrates the notion of "undue burden" with a standard of anything more than a de minimis accommodation? › Remember when we covered the case of Ethan Crumbley, the Michigan high schooler whose parents were charged with negligent manslaughter after Ethan brought a firearm to school and killed four of his peers? Well, a first-grader in Newport News, Virginia, has reportedly brought a firearm to his elementary school and shot his teacher. The first-grader's mother, Deja Nicole Taylor, has been indicted by a grand jury on charges of child neglect and child endangerment. How do the cases compare? Join us. For the rest of the year, creators will receive 100 percent of the revenue from the purchase of monthly subscription badges, which Rumble recently launched for the price of $5 per month. Please consider purchasing a subscription badge to LAL and be assured that LAL will receive every penny of that subscription through the end of the year. Your consideration and patronage is most sincerely appreciated! Daily livestreams beginning at 7:45am EST on: . › Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LawandLegitimacy › Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lawandlegitimacy › Twitter: https://twitter.com/PattisPodcast Subscribe and turn on notifications! Support Law and Legitimacy: - Locals: https://lawandlegitimacy.locals.com/ - Twitter: @PattisPodcast, @PattisNorm, and @MichaelBoyer_ - Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Audible, Spotify, or wherever you receive podcasts and rate LAL 5 stars. - Subscribe here on our Rumble and Youtube channels, give us a Rumble, and join our active community of free-thinkers, contrarians, and the unafraid on Locals!

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://realcrime.net/2023/01/23/first-grader-in-school-shooting-threatened-to-light-a-teacher-on-fire/ Sources: School downplayed warnings about 6-year-old before teacher's shooting, staffers say (Washington Post Report) Gun used by 6-year-old in school shooting was ‘secured', family lawyer claims Family of 6-year-old who shot teacher at Virginia school issues statement Lawyer: 6-year-old who shot teacher has ‘acute disability' Teacher allegedly shot by 6-year-old released from hospital as child's family sends condolences, says gun was secured Gun used by 6-year-old to shoot teacher was stored with lock, family attorney says My Posts So Far on the Richneck shooting: https://realcrime.net/tag/richneck-elementary-school/ Contact Trench: https://realcrime.net/contact/ Intro Music: “Death and Axes” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Follow me at Post: https://post.news/trench Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@Trench Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realcrimenet IG: https://www.instagram.com/trenchreynolds/ Tumblr: http://trench.tumblr.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/trenchreynolds Merch: https://www.mooshuandme.com/collections/realcrime-net Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trenchreynolds PayPal: https://paypal.me/trenchreynolds --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realcrimestories/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realcrimestories/support

We talk about the shooting of teacher Abigail Zwerner by a 6 year old, a cousin of a BLM founder killed by police, a 12 year old boy killed after police performed a pit maneuver on the car he was in, a 14 year old beaten by an officer in NYC, and a brain implant that may cure depression

This week on the Retravision Dragons Lair, the lads discuss the exciting weekend of cricket against South Perth & Scarborough in the T20s, and Luke Holt joins us for a quiz on the club's history! Cheers for tuning in. See ya Wednesday!

Watch the newest episode of Sister Wives with us LIVE! Christine is finally leaving his ASS and Janelle is having issues with her shitter. Kody is is a MAN so he can fix it, but oh wait... the 100k RV is a lemon! Robyn has taught her children how to have resting Beaker face, while forgetting to wean her FIRST GRADER off a pacifier. The last 10 minutes of this episode are particularly enraging, so TRIGGER WARNING for anyone who has a POS father. Meri is at the B&B.SISTER WIVESS17E11 The Worst GoodbyeNovember 20, 2022Christine reveals that she's open to getting married again someday; Janelle frustrates Kody when she makes another change to her living situation; after packing up Christine's house, Mykelti urges the family to get together for one last goodbye.Follow us on Instagram & TwitterWE LOVE TO HATE TV on Patreon find the visual of this podcast on our YouTube channel.Shop our new Merch Store! Coyote Pass! So Tiny So Cold!Join our closed/private Facebook Group*Tier 1: Real Housewives of Salt Lake City*Tiers 2+: RHOSLC & Sister Wives S4 E11 "Leaving the Nest"TOTAL REQUEST PODCASTTHANKSGIVING MONTH*Tier 1: Big Mouth "Thanksgiving"*Tier 2: Bob's Burgers "Thanksgiving in a Can"link.chtbl.com/wlthewww.lovetohatepod.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Junie B. gets to help the cafeteria staff for the day, but quickly learns that it is not as easy as she expected and gets into her typical hijinks!

In this episode, Austin talks about his first day as a first grader. 

We'd like to think that Jeff Foxworthy would be proud of us for this episode. This week discuss important theories like; Does Cracker Barrel love or hate parents? Do you know what a T-Rex looks like? What's different about the boy LOL Dolls? We need your help naming a segment, Does your town have a "Fancy" grocery store that you get excited about? AND MUCH MORE! Join our Facebook Group! facebook.com/groups/bmgmpodcast Find us on Insta! instagram.com/boymommeetsgirlmom Send us an email to read on the pod! boymommeetsgirlmom@gmail.com Send us a voice memo to play on the pod! boymommeetsgirlmom.com/contact Please subscribe/rate/review on Apple or Spotify. We appreciate all your support! HI! LET'S BE FRIENDS! Whether you're a #BOYMOM, #GIRLMOM, #BOTHMOM, or #NOTAMOM you're part of this community! Listen to the podcast (new episode every Tuesday!), join us on Instagram, send in a voice memo or email to be on the pod, and let's have some fun while we navigate being moms together …because sometime you have to laugh to keep from crying! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bmgm/support

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In the first hour of the morning show, Andrew Langer and Julie Gunlock discussed coffee shop in Philadelphia known for its LGBTQ brand identity closed its doors after employees revolted against the owners, woke Ohio college now faces paying $4 million in interest on top of $36 million in damages to a family-run bakery it almost destroyed, Loudoun schools update, first grader disciplined and Biden's popularity.  For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor, @Jgunlock,and @patrickpinkfile. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chelsea Boyle is seeking damages from her public school district after learning her daughter was publicly humiliated and disciplined at school for drawing an innocent picture about Black Lives Matter that included the sentiment “any lives” matter. This shocking case may set precedent for parents dealing with similar compelled speech cases in public schools across the nation.

Matt and Dom board the nostalgia train back to their childhoods in this episode of WYRs. Whether it's getting a monthly swirly from their own mothers or fighting for their lives against a mob of fearless first graders, the guys decide how they would relive their childhoods, if they had no other choice. Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters! www.patreon.com/wyrmattanddom --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We have decided to go back further in time and explore stories from our elementary school years. We were a little worried that our memories couldn't go back that far. After recording our first episode, on First Grade, we realized our worries were for naught. In this episode we explore our experiences from First Grade. As luck would have it, our moms had saved our report cards from our elementary school years. We start with a review of our report card highlights. That gets us going on other topics such as teacher relationships, learning how to do arithmetic, issues with learning how to read and forms of punishment among other topics. By now, no one should be surprised when Eden compares first grade punishments to our modern problems with criminal justices. As usual, topics are covered with humility, personal experience and tenderness.   Hope you enjoy!Email us at DadStoriesPodcast@Gmail.comVisit our website at DadStoriesPodcast.comDownload our podcast from where ever you get your favorite podcastsMusic performed by Tom and Bobby Knutilla and written/arranged by Bobby Knutilla and Brian Roberts.

As if a memo went out to the Very Online Elites, we see a spate of tut-tutting think pieces and pearl-clutching op-eds about how wrong it is to use the term "Groomer" to describe people who want to talk with your First Grader in secret about sex.   Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The More Things Change is a fiction anthology feature film from the Nest Collective 2 years in the making, that was released this month and premiered at the NBO Festival. Made in partnership with Forum Civ, as part of the Wajibu Wetu program, it is a unique narrative of exploring political resistance in Kenya through different eras including a speculative future. Co-directed by Collective members Akati Khasiani and Mars Maasai, the film explores what happens when an ordinary girl takes on a powerful adversary at great personal cost. It stars Nyawara Ndambia (Supa Modo), Melvin Alusa (Mission To Rescue, Crime and Justice, The First Grader, The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind), Bryan Ngatia (Too Early For Birds), Emmanuel Mugo (Sense8, Pillow Talk, This Is Life) and young luminary Stycie Waweru (Supa Modo, Just In Time, Lusala). Dr. Akati Khasiani is a storyteller and musician. She DJs under the name Atiani, favouring old-skool and throwback mixes. She is one of the lead artists behind Strictly Silk, a unique dance party whose guests, artists and service providers are diverse women and non-binary people only. She has a strong interest in the presence and participation of queer persons and femmes in and around African cultures, communities and spiritualities. Her work has been published at Jalada Africa, and she has been expanding her storytelling practice into film and other genres.

Top headlines for Dec. 3, 2021, include: domestic assault charges dismissed for Worthington man, a theft from Walmart, tough times, a balloon release honoring a first-grader who died after a crash, a local nonprofit's grant to increase access to health care, Minnesota West enrollment and more. The Globe Minute is a product of Forum Communications, brought to you by reporters at The Globe. For more news from throughout the day, check out dglobe.com.

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Further Reading:Alabama's GOP governor says ‘it's time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks' for covid-19 spike - https://wapo.st/3ff6RmHProvincetown COVID cluster now includes 833 confirmed positive cases, Town Manager Alex Morse says - https://bit.ly/3zKXUJIVaccinated People Can Spread Delta Variant, Suggests Data Behind The CDC Mask Advice - https://n.pr/3j4pJGeDemocratic push to extend eviction moratorium fizzles in the House - https://politi.co/3j9zAKCWalt Disney Company Will Require U.S. Employees to Get Vaccinated - https://bit.ly/3770EVwThe Courts Now Say a Teacher Who Puts a First Grader in a Chokehold Has Qualified Immunity - https://bit.ly/3C1eJ4U Beginning Music: Glenn Gould - Goldberg Variation #5Ending Music: Electronic - Getting Away With it (Instrumental)Remember to Register to vote! Mass Residents should go to: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/For more Civil Politics visit our website, civilpoliticsradio.com and follow us on the socials! Facebook.com/civilpoliticsradio @CivilPoliticsFMDon't miss another episode - subscribe to our podcast (iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and more!)Support Civil Politics by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/civilpoliticsradioThis podcast is a member of the Planetside Podcast Network. Visit PlanetsidePodcasts.com to find other Planetside Productions!

Ali and Harmony share update on new, local retailers, a discussion on the lack of clothing options in stores, Old Navy listens to a First Grader, and Whose Look.

Oliver Litondo is Kenyan-born celebrated actor and broadcaster. He went to university in the United States. His career which started in broadcast journalism included as a correspondent with BBC and Deutsche Welle. He was also an anchorman for Voice of Kenya, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), and Kenya Television Network (KTN). Meanwhile, Oliver developed an interest in film acting and theater. One of the major movies in which Oliver acted was the Wilby Conspiracy released in 1974, starring Oscar winners Sydney Poitier and Michael Caine. Previous to that he acted in a British movie, "The Search for the Nile in 1971. Oliver went on to co-produce with Alakie Mboya, a hit National Theater stage production, "The Muntu", by Joe de Graft, starring Oliver Litondo and Beldina Auma in 1976. In 1978 Oliver starred in the film "The Bush Trackers. In 1984 Oliver acted in "Sheena: Queen of the Jungle" Starring Tanya Roberts He also acted in "The Lion Of Africa" in 1988, starring Bryan Danahy, and the "Ivory Hunters" in 1990 starring James Earl Jones and John Lithgo. Oliver's latest movie released in 2010 is "The First Grader", directed by Justin Chadwick and starring Oliver Litondo and Naomie Harris. Oliver is very excited about the First Grader and says "more adults now go to school in Kenya since the movie was released, inspired by Maruge's (played by Oliver)courage to start first grade at age 84". O Source: imdb.com This is a super throwback. Regards, Daniel Duwa Kenyan Stories is produced by me, Daniel Duwa. Some of these stories have existed on different platforms, media outlets and in different formats, they will be available on this feed from now on. Please subscribe so that you are notified as soon as a new episode is available. Also, like, comment, share the stories with your families, friends, colleagues, near, wide, and far and support these stories. Feel free to recommend a guest for Kenyan Stories you would like to hear. Kenyan Stories, tales from the motherland. Regards, Daniel. Kenyan Stories by Daniel Duwa Support Kenyan Stories here: https://ko-fi.com/danielduwa Listen to my other podcast - Conversations with Daniel Duwa Podcast here: https://rb.gy/k3cccz Online Store: https://rb.gy/jq9be6 My Book: Uzuri by Daniel Duwa: Stunning Women in Nairobi https://rb.gy/4ippey Support Page: https://rb.gy/xjaf66 To recommend yourself or other Kenyan Stories guest, or audio or film production enquires please email. danielduwacreative@outlook.com Other Social: Facebook Page: danielduwacreative, danielduwa Facebook @danielduwa Twitter, Instagram: @danielduwa My Story - Youghest Pirate: https://rb.gy/vcthbh Podcaster and Executive Strategist & Intelligence Leadership Coach - growing talents, scaling businesses, and bringing clarity to corporates in uncertain times. #5nextsteps --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kenyanstories/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kenyanstories/support

Because there's only 7 more sleeps until the 2021 season kicks off (or one more if you're Sam Burgess), we discuss what every League fan on Earth wants to know - where did Trent Robinson find himself a grande chaîne d'oignons in Queanbeyan? We also uncover the SHOCKING TRUTH behind Ray Warren's ring as well as chat about all the goings on in the world of The Greatest Game Of All, Rugby League!

Well it looks like first grade is pretty cool after all! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Junie B Jones is in first grade, only her best friend haven’t been so sweet to her. Will she meet new best friends? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How do you know a child is ready for first grade within a Waldorf school? What happens on the first day of first grade in a Waldorf school? What does a Waldorf first grader learn through the first grade year? These are all things we dive into in this episode featuring my guest, experienced Waldorf teacher, Lori Kran.Additional show notes and resources for this episode can be found at: waldorfy.com/firstgradeTheme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison.

and some other follow-ups. If Bill could time travel he’d take Mountain Dew back in time. Toilet Santa update. Shit List of the Week: Toilet Santas. Ice Cream Truck of the Week: Black Santas. An Arlo Guthrie update and Woodstock talk. We try to help Mary turn the sound down on her cell phone, to great results. Rant and Rave’s from the Seattle Times. Mary claims the dog doesn’t die in Marley and Me, and she’s seen it! Recipes from First Grader’s return! Kelley forgets to read the intro to Kelley’s Hint List! A hint about making ice last. Umpire Pants Out!

"You get half of it right, you have half a chance of it being correct in the real world." - Richard Do the boys remember anything at all this week? Tune in to find out!

This week's question is from Melissa, who says: Sweet mother of pearl, my five-year-old is in grade 1 and I’m already getting a LOAD of sass at homework time. Things I have tried and said to make it go more smoothly: 1. Telling him: “Everyone in your class is doing their homework right now too" 2. Sending him straight to bed after supper for yelling at me during homework... twice 3. Positivity and encouragement 4. Reasoning with him: “homework will be done as soon as you write out your words twice” 5. “Would you act like this with your teacher?” 6. Pure bribery- candy and/or tablet time. Help- I need some new ideas! Melissa doesn't say whether her son is attending school in person or remotely. Either way, the pandemic offers unique challenges that make the school day even more exhausting than usual, particularly for a first-grader who is only five. Amy offers some tips on making homework time less of a burden for kids and parents, including some great ideas offered by our listeners. There's also room for a whole lot of compassion here, especially right now. A five-year-old might just be too exhausted or overwhelmed to meet these expectations. Especially right now, our children's emotional health is more important than one more math worksheet. Amy also references our episode on homework, which you can find here: https://www.whatfreshhellpodcast.com/2017/10/episode-27-the-homework-slog/ Send us your parenting questions- we might answer yours next! questions@whatfreshhellpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this very special Bonus Episode, Steve and his son Caleb talk about a very important topic - PLAYING!

Welcome to the 145th episode of The BlackBox Podcast , in this podcast we will talk about the following topics ,….' First grader turns her dream of feeding homeless people into reality , by...

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In this episode, I discuss something that I heard my youngest son say , who just completed kindergarten and is now in the first grade.  His thoughtful insight to what he just accomplished had me reeling and my mind going.  Join me as I discuss this thought and where it takes.  Hope you enjoy!! This is a Success Podcast Media Production. Please follow, subscribe and share the podcast. Please click on the Linktree for everything Success Podcast Network https://linktr.ee/thesuccesspodcastnetwork Thank you for all the love and support! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/successitiswhatitis/message

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This is chapter 10 of Junie B. First Grader, shipwrecked-written by Barbara Park, Illustrated by Denise Brunkus. Here are the links to the previous chapters: Chapter 1: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-chapter-1-read-aloud-ed4ep0 Chapter 2: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-2-read-aloud-ed4fav Chapter 3: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-3-read-aloud-ed4h5f Chapter 4: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-4-read-aloud-ed4jmb Chapter 5: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-5-read--aloud-ed5cva Chapter 6: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-chapter-6-ed5k1b Chapter 7: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones--Shipwrecked-Chapter-7-read-aloud-ed5lfd Chapter 8: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-8-read-aloud-ed62mm Chapter 9: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/episodes/Junie-B--Jones-Shipwrecked-Chapter-9-edg4fj --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peanutsworldpodcast/message

Guest: Movie critic Gayle Edmunds Long Walk to Freedom (democracy), The Lives of Others (privacy), Suffragette (women’s vote), Rabbit-Proof Fence (parental), 12 Years A Slave (freedom), Philadelphia (discrimination), The First Grader (education)

Robin Basselin and Ryan Geertsma tell the story of Kimani Maruge. He started school when he was 84 years old!

Ms. Dani and Ms. Donna finish up the last 2 chapters of our book.

Do you believe in magic? Emmy now does! Listen to ,First Grader, Gianna N read "Knomey the Magical Gnome" about a girl named Emmy who needed some help from a friend. She is struggling to learn her spelling words, when all of a sudden a special friend comes to her rescue! Then, get ready to dance and sing with a song all about Emmy's crazy adventure created and performed by Pittsburgh Puppet Works! It doesn't stop there! Join us in a game of mad libs where you get to be the author of your very own story! Help us fill in the blanks! Come listen, sing, and learn with WQED!

First Grader, Elijah W, reads us his story "Blades the Skate"! Listen, as Blades learns how important it is to tell the truth to a friend! Sometimes it all works out in the end as long as you make sure you are being honest! Pittsburgh Puppet Works will help keep the fun going with a jazzy tune of Blades's adventure! Dance and sing with us! Then, be sure to get your thinking cap on because we need your help to fill in the blanks of our very own Mad Libs game! Come listen, sing, and learn with WQED!

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Seven year old first grader Skye finds out from Animal Communicator Liz Murdoch what her 8 month old Schnauzer puppy Rosie thinks of meeting new people, why she barks a lot at certain times, and what she wants Skye to know about dog parks, kitchen time and family dinners. Hear Skye and her puppy tell Liz their thoughts on raising a puppy and what it takes to have a happy, healthy dog. To learn more about animal communication or to book a session with Liz, visit www.talkingwiththedogs.com  

The first time South Dakota first-grader Emmy Conner got her hands on her dad’s handheld Oregon Trail game, she made it to Oregon (virtually). She got so into the game, and the history of the Oregon Trail, that her parents decided to take a family road trip this summer, following the trail and visiting as many landmarks as they could.

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Sandy is out tubing down a river in Texas... Today we discuss if farting in front of your partner will make your relationship stronger or not. Plus, husbands alone in a grocery store...please include photos and specific directions, or we may be permanently lost.

Sandy is out tubing down a river in Texas... Today we discuss if farting in front of your partner will make your relationship stronger or not. Plus, husbands alone in a grocery store...please include photos and specific directions, or we may be permanently lost.

A first grader is the highest-paid YouTube star of 2018, according to Forbes. Eight-year-old Ryan from the United States stars in his own YouTube channel called “Ryan ToysReview.” The channel features videos that show Ryan unboxing toys, playing with them, and happily reacting to them, as a form of review. He reportedly earned $22 million through this channel in the past year. The online celebrity currently boasts of more than 17 million subscribers—mainly elementary school kids—and around 26 billion views. To determine Ryan's estimated earnings, Forbes calculated his revenue from June 1, 2017, to June 1, 2018. The publication used data from several online sources and exclusive information from some industry insiders. Forbes found that $1 million of Ryan's earnings were from sponsored videos, while about $21 million came from advertisements that play before his videos. In addition, Ryan earned money from numerous advertising deals. Last August, he launched his first toy and apparel line in partnership with famous US retailer Walmart. Called “Ryan's World,” the collection features toys that Ryan loves to play with.  Furthermore, it was announced last October that Ryan's channel content will be distributed on streaming sites Hulu and Amazon. Ryan's income was able to surpass other YouTube personalities' earnings, including those of American actor Jake Paul, Dude Perfect's five-man sports crew, gamer DanTDM, and makeup guru Jeffree Star. Although Ryan earns a lot of money, 15% of his income is put in a special account because of his age. This account will be protected until he becomes of legal age.

In this episode, I talk with my first grader about math.

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church about the fourth tenant of our church Covenant.

Life After Blindness begins this week with a Because ofMy Blindness story submitted by Connie. She talks about what she has learned about people, technology… Read moreBlind First Grader Wins Art Prize, Cyber Summer Camps, Oranges Prevent Macular Degeneration, Skype Accessibility, Because of My blindness and Top 10 Windows Key Shortcuts The post Blind First Grader Wins Art Prize, Cyber Summer Camps, Oranges Prevent Macular Degeneration, Skype Accessibility, Because of My blindness and Top 10 Windows Key Shortcuts appeared first on Life After Blindness.

What does a first grader think of West Pelzer?

Betsy, age 7, reads the first book in Tolkein's epic Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Fellowship of the Ring

Carolina Panthers rookie tackle Taylor Moton joins "Three and Out" to discuss his experience taking on veteran defensive end Julius Peppers, and much more.

6 AM - 1 - President-Elect Trump!; Opening Thoughts. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - The Hillary - Prez Trump phone call last nite.

A daily devotional through the recorded words Jesus spoke while He walked alongside us. Our website http://alittlewalkwithgod.com. Today's Scripture Focus Mark 4:24-25 devotional summary Before you can multiple, you need to know how to add. Before you can do algebra, you need to have multiplication mastered. Before you tackle calculus, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry should be in your repertoire. And as you begin to master each of those skills, new horizons of learning open up for you so that you can solve problems with ever increasing difficulty that as a grade schooler learning to add, you would never have a clue how to begin to solve if your life depended on it. That's the way it is with spiritual things. Too many times, people think they should be able to open the Bible and know all the answers about life by reading the book. It doesn't work that way. We forget that regardless of our physical age, when we are born again, by the Spirit of God, we are spiritual infants. We know just enough about spiritual things to have our sins forgiven and begin to follow God's leading. As we continue to read His word, pray about it, follow the teaching He gives us, we begin to learn more each day. We figure out what it really means to let Jesus be Lord of our life. But we can't learn that until after we've had our sins forgiven and committed ourselves to Him. Only then do we begin to gain the additional knowledge about His guidance and leadership in our life, because until then, it's like that second grader reading a calculus book. Today's Bible reading plan: Read it in a year - 2 Kings 11-15 see the whole year's plan here

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During recess, six-year-old Woody finds a tree fungus and tries to bring it with him inside his elementary school. How will Detective Dendro get him to forgo this freaky fungus? And what does this fungus mean for the populated school's playground? Find out on this episode of Detective Dendro. (Original story by Janet Huber)

Devin Pike and Matt Mungle spar over “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,” and have a conversation with “The First Grader” director Justin Chadwick live from the Seattle International Film Festival. Also discussed: “Priest” and “Midnight in Paris.” Stay through the end credits…

Pirates of the Caribbean star Naomie Harris joins host Robin Milling to talk about her starring role in The First Grader. Naomie who plays a Kenyan school teacher tells Robin of her own personal experience being bullied at school. "I took my education for granted. I was bullied in secondary school when I was a kid. Bullying is an awful thing and one of the lovely things we saw in Kenya is they don't have the concept of bullying in their schools. It's just not done."  

Despite being exhausted from a late-night concert and a post-brunch pancake coma, Dave and Alonso discuss the hilarious new Kristen Wiig movie, the terrible new Paul Bettany flick, as well as some limited-release indies.

Naomie Harris (Jane), as well as working on big budget Hollywood Movies such as Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, continues to choose challenging and exciting roles in smaller and more diverse films such as THE FIRST GRADER. She and I had a great interview last week when her tour brought her to the San Francisco Bay Area for a preview screeening of her latest film at Landmark Embarcadero Center in San Francisco. London-born Naomie graduated with honours from Cambridge University in 1998 with a degree in social and political science. She went on to train at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and had her first major acting breakthrough in 2002 with Danny Boyle's zombie horror film 28 Days Later. She went on to receive further international recognition and critical acclaim in her role as Tia Dalma in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and At World's End. Other major feature film credits include Michael Mann's Miami Vice, Michael Winterbottom's A Cock and Bull Story, and Street Kings with Keanu Reeves and Forrest Whittaker. Most recent feature film projects include: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll with Andy Serkis; Ninja Assassin directed by James McTeigue; Julian Kemp's My Last Five Girlfriends: and, THE FIRST GRADER, written by Ann Peacock and directed by Justin Chadwick. Major television drama credits have included: Julian Jarrold's White Teeth, based on Zadie Smith's best-selling novel; Peter Kosminsky's The Project; Poppy Shakespeare, Blood and Oil and Small Island for the BBC.We close with the complete interview with Alrick Brown, director of the wonderful film Kinyarwanda, which had a successful screening at the 54th edition of the SFIFF.The film tells a seldom heard story of the Muslim community in Rwanda during the horrific100 days.They made the mosques sacred safe havens for those persecuted.

UK film composer, Alex Heffes, has created film scores that include many of award-winning films for director Kevin Macdonald such as One Day in September, Touching the Void, and The Last King of Scotland.Alex has proved successful in a variety of genres including the comedy The Parole Officer, the action film Out of Reach and Kevin Macdonald's political espionage thriller State of Play.Alex’s scores have been nominated for BAFTA, Ivor Novello, European Film Academy, and ASCAP awards. Alex always conducts his own orchestral scores.Some of Alex’s more recent film scoring projects include the documentary Inside Job directed by Charles Ferguson, and Justin Chadwick’s debut feature The First Grader.