61. Seasonal Idea - Spiritually Successful Families seasonal IDEA Spiritually Successful Families One area our world in general andour churches as well to drive you have to take drivers ed., to teach you have http://home.earthlink.net/~dfreemansr/seasonal/seasonal.2.4ssf.html

SEASONAL IDEA - Spiritually Successful Families resources for effective children's ministry O ne area our world in general and our churches as well, seem to be struggling in is to help encourage and support our families as they strive to build strong, spiritually successful families. As we stand on the verge of a new millennium, let's commit to help our families do just that. We need strong, happy families - it just takes some work and commitment, but is extremely well worth the work. The following resources and ideas are ones for families to utilize together to help them begin or continue to build strong, happy families who love God! It is so easy to get busy with our lives, our jobs, with just the business of life and while our children absolutely need to hear that we love them by what we say and how we say it, they also need to feel and see that we love them by spending time with them. There are very few, if any parents who genuinely do not want to be good parents. There are, however; many parents who lack good, solid parenting skills. It has been said, to drive you have to take drivers ed., to teach you have to take teacher training, even to be a cashier you have to take training. But to be a parent, you just have to have a baby. Parenting skills do not necessarily come naturally, so one of the best things we can do to support our families in our churches and even reach out to parents in the community, is to provide parenting classes and resources. I would like to encourage churches to plan, promote and provide parenting classes to their parents in this coming year.

62. Seasonal Idea - Spiritually Successful Families seasonal IDEA Spiritually Successful Families (reprinted from Winter 98 One areaour world in general and our churches to take drivers ed., to teach you have http://home.earthlink.net/~dfreemansr/seasonal/seasonal.4.1ssf.html

SEASONAL IDEA - Spiritually Successful Families (reprinted from Winter 98) resources for effective children's ministry O ne area our world in general and our churches as well, seem to be struggling in is to help encourage and support our families as they strive to build strong, spiritually successful families. As we stand on the verge of a new millennium, let's commit to help our families do just that. We need strong, happy families - it just takes some work and commitment, but is extremely well worth the work. The following resources and ideas are ones for families to utilize together to help them begin or continue to build strong, happy families who love God! It is so easy to get busy with our lives, our jobs, with just the business of life and while our children absolutely need to hear that we love them by what we say and how we say it, they also need to feel and see that we love them by spending time with them. There are very few, if any parents who genuinely do not want to be good parents. There are, however; many parents who lack good, solid parenting skills. It has been said, to drive you have to take drivers ed., to teach you have to take teacher training, even to be a cashier you have to take training. But to be a parent, you just have to have a baby. Parenting skills do not necessarily come naturally, so one of the best things we can do to support our families in our churches and even reach out to parents in the community, is to provide parenting classes and resources. I would like to encourage churches to plan, promote and provide parenting classes to their parents in this coming year.

63. Food Stamp Program GENERAL PROCEDURES & REQUIREMENTS Food Stamp Program general PROCEDURES REQUIREMENTS. are used to provide programinformation, teach nutrition education C. In counties with a seasonal influx of http://info.dhhs.state.nc.us/olm/manuals/dss/ei-30/man/FSs140.htm

FS 140 Personnel Requirements and Training Change # 1-2000 July 1, 2000 140.01 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS The county department of social services is required to provide a sufficient number of qualified employees necessary to assure that prompt action is taken on all applications. County employees used to certify households for participation in the Food Stamp Program must meet the standards set by State Personnel in the certification of applicants for benefits under the federally aided public assistance programs. Only qualified county employees may conduct the interview of applicant households and determine the household's eligibility or ineligibility and the level of assistance. Exceptions to the use of State approved personnel in the interview and certification process are made for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) households and disaster victims. Program discrepancies tied to staff shortages include such areas as applications pending over allowable time standards, incomplete verifications, omissions on forms, failure to comply with the work registration requirement, information already available in the case file, etc. Corrective action is needed in many areas of program operations but none is as important as this single area. An adequate number of trained staff is required so that each case is assured of receiving program expertise and reducing program discrepancies. 140.02 SPECIAL PROVISIONS

64. Adopt A Tree And Teach The Young our own backyard to help anticipate upcoming seasonal weather changes. local park,school, or any general public area tree use the situation to teach your child http://www.forestry.iastate.edu/ext/adoptree.html

Adopt a Tree and Teach the Young ISU Forestry Extension When living in a city or town we often think the closest place to enjoy nature is at a county or state park, and we often forget that just out the back door or down the street there is an opportunity for learning about and enjoying the environment. That place is your backyard or surrounding neighborhood. One of the best ways to learn about nature and gain respect for it, is to actually take the time to observe changes as they occur. We often use the changes in plants in our own backyard to help anticipate upcoming seasonal weather changes. For example, as the tree buds begin swelling and flowers begin blooming we know spring has started and summer is on the way. Also, as the leaves of trees change to brilliant shades of red, orange, yellow, and purple we know the days are becoming shorter and colder and winter isn't far behind. A great way to allow children the opportunity to learn about plants such as trees is to have them actually adopt a tree or group of trees and keep a "tree log" or diary with information about their adopted tree or trees. This activity can be started with children as young as four years old and can be continued throughout their grade school years and further if interest continues. Anyone can participate in this type of activity, whether they have a backyard or not. If you do not have a tree where you live, find one in your neighborhood, local park, school, or any general public area.

65. Consulate General Of Japan In San Francisco FAQ imperial courts, Buddhist institutions, and seasonal depictions of For general informationon ukiyoe, please view and is even used to teach geometry concepts http://www.cgjsf.org/en/e_m08_01_03.htm

FAQ on Japan Useful Link Drivers License for Japanese Teaching English in Japan ... Links Culture, Popular Culture and Traditions What are the aspects of Japanese architecture? What is Japanese art? Painting Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) Sculpture ... What are some regional aspects (Okinawa, etc.) of Japanese culture 1. What are the aspects of Japanese architecture? For more information on Japanese architecture, see: http://web-japan.org/factsheet/arch/develop.html http://web-japan.org/museum/about_ar.html http://web-japan.org/museum/arch.html http://web-japan.org/atlas/architecture/archit_fr.html Hagurosan Shrine-Paragoda Himeji Castle 2. What is Japanese art? Traditional Japanese art is characterized by its use of seasonal motifs and symbols, such as the plum, cherry blossom, maple tree and chrysanthemum. Chinese and Buddhist influences are also prevalent in Japanese art. Since the mid-19th century, contemporary Japanese art has been partially defined by the use of Western techniques, although many works today still reflect a distinctly Japanese style. Most of traditional Japanese art falls into one of the following categories: painting (including ukiyo-e), sculpture, or ceramics. (1) Painting Traditional Japanese painting utilizes a variety of media, such as horizontal and hanging scrolls, fans, walls, and screens. Images of imperial courts, Buddhist institutions, and seasonal depictions of nature are popular themes. Two examples of distinctive styles of painting are suibokuga, or ink painting, in which artists use black ink to paint monochromatic images based on the Zen spirit, and Shoheiga, developed in the late 16th century, in which artists paint designs onto screens or walls. Traditionally, background of shoheiga was covered with gold-leaf or gold dust, but this practice has become less prevalent today.

66. Seasonal Jobs For The Green Mountain Club Use this application for all seasonal jobs, internships and 20 general Greg Western,Field Supervisor, Ext 18 knowledge of (and ability to teach!) tool use http://www.greenmountainclub.org/jobs.htm

WORK IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS GREEN MOUNTAIN CLUB SEASONAL FIELD PROGRAMS and JOB DESCRIPTIONS Every year the Green Mountain Club has dozens of paid seasonal jobs - summer and fall. We also have unpaid (but cool) internships. And if you already have a *real job* but still want to work in the woods for a week or two then take a *volunteer vacation* with the Volunteer Long Trail Patrol. On-Line Application Form Print Application Form JOBS LONG TRAIL PATROL (TRAIL CREW) LONG TRAIL PATROL CREW LEADER (Paid and Volunteer Crews) LONG TRAIL PATROL CREW COORDINATOR (Volunteer Crew) BACKCOUNTRY CARETAKER ... VOLUNTEER VACATIONS (Volunteer Long Trail Patrol trail crew) APPLICATION FORM Pick which simple way you would like to use to get an application and mail it back to us. (There are four options to choose from depending on your tech preference!) 1. Fill out the

67. Metro: Seasonal Naturalist The seasonal Naturalist receives lead direction from the Education talks and programsto the general public and Ability to teach people of a wide range of ages http://www.metro-region.org/article.cfm?articleid=9001

68. CRPR Seasonal Positions - Winter, Spring, Summer 2004 All the positions are hourly, seasonal in nature individual’s qualifications d.Qualifications general knowledge of Lessons a. Job Duties teach youth swim http://crpr.centreconnect.org/employ/2004-WintSprSum-Jobs.htm

Centre Region Council of Governments 2004 Seasonal Employment Positions Centre Region Council of Governments 2643 Gateway Drive #1 State College, PA 16801 x: 814.235.7832 crpr@crcog.net Published 02 Dec 03 PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMPLETING THE APPLICATION FORM. criminal background checks and child abuse clearances from the Commonwealth of PA. on (1) all CRPR program staff 18 years and older working with children under age 18 and (2) all parks maintenance staff. Employment will be contingent upon those clearances. Before you apply, please review the Child Safety Policy available at the CRPR website. A. All applicants, including former employees, must complete an application each calendar year. All seasonal employees are employed one year at a time. B. Priority will be given to applicants residing in the Centre Region. Further, we prefer to hire not more than one person/family. C. If you are attending college, note on your application the dates of your spring breaks or dates away from State College, in the event we wish to schedule an interview. Also indicate the start and end dates that you will be available for summer employment, if selected.

69. General Works Contains information on outdoor and seasonal employment opportunities FootprintsRecruiting Incorporated - opportunities to teach English outside of the http://www.aug.edu/career_center/Students/Workshops/Internet_Job_Search/General/

Internet Job Listings Collegegrad.com - The #1 entry level job site, with information about careers, resumes, cover letters, interviewing, employers, entry level job postings and salaries. CollegeRecruiter.com Job Search Engine Job Search Keywords... Career or Industry... Arts/Entertainment/Gaming Clerical/Administrative Customer Service Government Healthcare/Medical Human Resources Information Technology Insurance Legal Services Management Merchandising/Purchasing/Retail Other Public Relations Research Science/Biotech Transportation/Logistics Travel/Hospitality/Restaurant State... Advanced Search Post Resume 24/7 Collegiate Career Fair - View job postings, research companies, post your resume, and learn about the upcoming career fairs focused on collegiate opportunities. Act-Together - A network of people dedicated to gainful employment of people with disabilities. Action Without Borders - This site maintains the most comprehensive directory of nonprofit resources on the Internet. It provides links to more than 8,500 resources in 100 countries and all 50 states. Covers volunteer opportunities, jobs, internships, events and materials. Formerly named Idealist. Click here for a flyer informing you about various aspects of the site.

70. Summer/Seasonal Employment Cool Works provides information on numerous seasonal job/volunteer the conservationof natural resources teach and demonstrate Leads general camping activities http://www.wku.edu/Info/Student/CareerServ/cscweb/jobs/Summer.htm

Cool Works provides information on numerous seasonal job/volunteer opportunities Click here to go to Cool Works main page or click on the category below that interests you: National Park Jobs Jobs on Water Resort Jobs Jobs for RVers ... Volunteer Work CampDepot.com provides a listing of summer jobs and is a VC-backed startup company servicing the camping industry. To view their list of summer jobs, click on the link below. www.campdepot.com The American Camping Association has an online publication listing summer job opportunities across the United States. Click on the link below to view their employment listings. www.ACAcamps.org/jobs Posted June 11, 2004 Advertising Coordinator Job/Internship Duties: Helping to coordinate multiple areas of our advertising campaigns. The position requires presenting our message board campaign to sponsors in an upbeat and confident manner. Answering their questions and concerns regarding the message board campaign. Providing some creative feedback to clients, related to their advertisement design. Utilizing your current, or past ‘College Experience’ to promote the message board campaign.

71. Teach Them The Moral Way Of Living: teach Them the Moral Way of Living The Meeting also introduced a considerable amountof seasonal variation into peoples who lived in the general vicinity of http://www.loyno.edu/~history/journal/1997-8/Mees.html

Teach Them the Moral Way of Living: The Meeting of Huron Sexuality and European Religion By Mary C. Mees The Huron did not place great importance on the difference between married and not married. They encouraged various stages of experimentation and growing commitment. Males had the liberty of giving themselves to evil from their earliest years, while females prostituted themselves as early as they could, and fathers and mothers were panderers for their own daughters. Jesuit Relations , there is an account that interprets the freedom in marriage: Sexuality played various other roles in Huron society outside of premarital and marital relations. Sex was often used in curing rituals. In one particular ritual, andacwander , any ill person could call for a number of young people to come and have sexual relations in his or her cabin. Andacwander was described in great detail by Gabriel Sagard, a Recollect who lived among the Huron between 1623 and 1624: The young also might be asked to simply dance naked in front of the sick. Sagard described another practice that took place during these dances, but it can be inferred that this was not a frequent occurrence: Along with observing the power of sexuality in regards to healing, the Huron viewed periods of abstinence as equally important. The Jesuit Relations makes an account of this:

72. Miss Carol's Seasonal Puppet Shows Her delightful and interactive puppet variety shows for all ages include comedy, music, magic, storytelling and audience participation. general Audience Shows / seasonal Shows / general Audience http://www.magicalpuppetime.com/seasonal.html

Miss Carol's Marionette = a puppet manipulated by strings attached to its jointed limbs Meet the Puppets Seasonal Variety Shows General Audience Shows Seasonal Show s General Audience School Shows September - October: Marionettes in Masquerade Meet Puppetstein singing "Monster Marionette" and his other goulish friends in Halloween vignettes. Safety tips for children during the holiday season. November - December: Merryenettes The enchanted Snow Queen with her white magic, Frosty the Snowman juggling snowballs, The Gingerbread Boy and other cookies from the batch, Ginger Rodgers and Bread Estair, Santa Claus and his Elves, Fairies, the Christmas Ham and much more! top March - April: Spring Strings Hippidity Hop with Hare E. Haredini and watch him pull a magician out of his hat. Featuring our feathered friends, bonnets, baskets and more! top 4th of July: Drago a real smoking dragon, his friend Forest Stump and others teach about fire safety and more. top Home About Miss Carol Meet the Puppets ... sitemap

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74. A General Discussion Of Feather Picking Houston where Dianalee Deter held a general discussion on She also believes that seasonallighting changes can contribute its toys, you may have to teach it how http://www.quakerparrots.com/qms/discussion_of_feather_picking.htm

About the Author Click here for more information about this site and it's author. Coming Soon (I hope!) - Search our entire site. Message Forum Quaker Mailing List Links Page Quaker FAQ ... More Links Need Help? Click Here for resources if you need help with your QP About Us QuakerParrots.com is the oldest and largest community on the 'net for Quaker Parrot lovers. We hope you enjoy your visit! A General Discussion of Feather Plucking Held by Dianalee Deter at Parrot Festival '99 and written by Shelly Lane First, Take The Bird To A Vet When a parrot first begins pulling or mutilating its feathers, Dianalee strongly believes the bird should immediately be taken to a qualified avian veterinarian for a complete work-up, including a CBC, to rule out any possible medical problems. I have to agree. There are medical causes of feather plucking and with the tests that are available, they are the easiest causes to determine. It just makes sense to go this route first. Humidity Regular bathing is necessary for feather health, and a bird that has dirty feathers and/or dry itchy skin is more prone to plucking. This is especially true in areas of the country that experience a lack of humidity. Remember that in many areas, lack of humidity is a seasonal problem so if your bird tends to pluck only at certain times of the year, this is a cause you might want to consider. Frequent showers or baths may help alleviate or prevent feather disorder behaviors in parrots, especially if you live in an area where lack of humidity in the air is an issue. Using a humidifier during the dry times of the year may also help.

75. Abcteach.com >> Theme Units >> Seasonal general Grade Levels - Homeschooling - Student Teachers/New Teachers - Suggestions - Tech Support - Ideas. abcteach directory. Home Theme Units seasonal with abcteach. Become a http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/seasonal

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76. General colour, do quizzes and also find general information about unit that is designed toteach primary students It also features seasonal poems, gardening tips and http://www.fvsd.ab.ca/stm/Spring.htm

General Poems/Stories Language Arts Reading and Writing Lesson Plans and Activities Art and Crafts Colouring and Activity Pages Rainbows ... Clip Art This page was updated on Wednesday, May 26, 2004 If you enjoyed our site please click on the link below to rank our site weekly in the top 100 General Barb's Little Dumplins A lot on seeds, kites and other spring themes. Craft ideas, poems and more. A wonderful site filled with ideas. Think Spring This section is from the KinderNet site and offers some great poems and ideas for K-1 teachers. Day Care Providers This section has both Fall and Spring ideas. Just go down to the Spring Section. In that section you will find poems, art activities, science ideas, center ideas and more. Childfun Poems, activities, crafts and more. Suitable primarily for grades K to 2. ABC Teach This site has ideas, printable worksheets and more. Many of the activities are geared for grades 2 to 4. House of Hugs This site geared for early childhood providers has craft ideas, songs, poems and activities on a number of themes including this one on Spring.

77. Holiday, Seasonal, And Special Occasions Ministry Resources Ministry Tools Resource Center recommends books, websites, and other resources for seasonal ministry and holidays or other special occasions and events. Father's Day. general Holiday seasonal . http://www.mintools.com/resources.htm

Holiday Books, websites, and other ministry tools and resources for seasonal ministry and holidays or other special occasions and events Home Page Training Curriculum Profiles ... About Us Seasonal Ministry Resources: Autumn - Fall Resources Back to School Camping Christmas ... Winter Resources Other Ministry Resources: Church Life Resources Equipping Resources Ideas Resources PLEASE NOTE: While seeking to choose sites that are doctrinally sound, the Ministry Tools Resource Center makes no claim to total endorsement of any listing. Newsletter Sign-up Receive notification of updates to the site Your Email Address: Click here to read our current newsletter online Purchases made at either Christianbook.com or Oriental.com by going through our website will help to support God's work through Ministry Tools Resource Center. Thank you. Recommend This Resource To Others You Know Who May Benefit From It GENERAL Book: Holiday Ideas for Youth Groups Book: The Year-Round Book of Sermon Ideas, Stories, and Quotes Book: The Year-Round Church Event Book Book: The Worship Drama Library, Volume 6

78. Abcteach Printable Worksheet: Site Map For Abcteach Teaching Extras Portfolios Flashcards. Animal Shapes general Shapes HolidaysInsects Nature Sports. Holiday/seasonal, Holiday/seasonal, Holiday/seasonal. http://www.abcteach.com/sitemap.htm

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