Thẻ: climbers stories

There are two stories of very cute climbers who are joining E2’s class with Ms. Lam Phuong today on #The_road_to_Everest

School has been in full swing for a while and you probably have a good idea how your child is performing. It’s not uncommon for parents who get the first report card to say, “she can’t focus and is easily distracted.” This article will help you to pinpoint the cause of your child’s inability — or refusal — to focus in the classroom.

Two short romanticism stories which are both about how desperate, pitiful, and trapped the main characters are hence showing us how happy they are when they get to escape their problems in the worst way: death.

A balloon is an object which can symbolize flight or freedom, but in this case, those meanings are obviously not what the story is trying to get at you. It’s almost the opposite.

E2 students took the challenge to another level, animating their poses and creating funny classroom scenes. Some trembling from soar muscles and holding in laughs were involved, but the result was satisfying thanks to our lovely and fun bunch of kids!

“No” is a word that many parents use when “disciplining” (or trying to discipline) their kids: “No hitting!” “No running, please!” “No fighting!” “No tantrums!” “No, no, no!” In fact, according to “The Kid Counselor” and licensed private-practice play therapist Brenna…

Good social skills allow kids to enjoy better peer relationships. But the benefits of robust social skills reach far beyond social acceptance. Children with better social skills are likely to reap immediate benefits. For example, a 2019 study found that good social…