Welcome to the first ever (and hopefully last) “Ultimate Guide to Teacher Appreciation During a Pandemic.” (Now, there’s a sentence we never thought we’d type.) Although the coronavirus pandemic changed the way we do school, it does not change the impact teachers made and are still making for our kids this school year.
There will be days when everything goes as planned and there will be days when every 30-minute block of time can be a battle. Some days it's all I can do to get my son to log in to his coursework — forget about doing any work. Then other times, he would work so long, without a fuss, that he even surprised himself.
In the end, I learned that one month was never meant to cover a whole year's worth of cultural pride. It was a moment to be recharged, reinvigorated, and inspired to pursue ongoing cultural investigation and activity.
Local moms in Fort Worth and surrounding areas can use this Guide to Private Schools to help find the right program for their family. The guide is brought to you by Fort Worth Moms and The Oakridge School.
Believe it or not, some jobs don't require you to have experience in the industry. A lot of the skills you have now are transferable.
Manners is something almost everyone expects from children but how much time do we really spend teaching them? These books were a great refresher for everyone the importance of manners. These are my children's favorite books from the library box.
I thought I'd share a crowd-sourced list of ways you can help your child's teacher — and not seem like a suck-up. I polled a bunch of my girlfriends (some of whom are former teachers themselves) and many moms in the work room at my son's school, so you can rest assured these are tried-and-true tips from more than just me.
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7 Bike Shops in Tarrant County
Need a tune up, flat tire fix, wheel alignment, brake repair, or a bike itself? Visit these family-friendly bike shops in Tarrant County.
