Emily Buchanan explains her connection to one of India's most influential spiritual teachers - Swami Vivekananda.

Two Visual Timetables in a large class size and an individual student size with 70 choices of cards. An alternative set with British and Australian spelling is included. The font used is 'SF Cartoonist Hand'. There are also editable PowerPoint files for the two sized cards, so that teachers can make their own cards. The font used is 'Comic Sans'. The class size cards print at four to a page. Each card measures 7.3 by 2.2 inches. (18 page PDF file) The smaller cards for individual students print at eighteen cards to a page. Each card measures 2.3 by 1.5 inches. (4 page PDF file) The cards can be laminated and attached to the wall or table with magnetic tape or velcro. The card choices are as follows: Story, Silent Reading, Independent Reading, Handwriting, Journal Writing, Alphabet Phonics, Writing, Literacy, Guided Reading, Reading, Word Families, Spelling, Reading Groups, English, Health, Physical Education, Sport, Personal Development, History, Geography, Social Studies, STEM, Science, Biology, Environmental Education, Gardening, Math, Math Groups, (Maths, Maths Groups in separate file) Buddy Time, Relaxation, Circle Time, Computer, Art, Drawing, Role Play, Drama, Music, Singing, Cooking, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Home Time, Sip and Crunch, Recess, Healthy Snack, Lunch, News, Show and Tell, Mat Time, Centers, Developmental Play, Free Time, Golden Time, Finish Work, Finish Work, Library, Assembly, Bible Studies, Religious Education, Scripture, French, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Arabic, Korean, Hebrew, Spanish. Additional large and small cards added January 30th 2016 - US Requested Cards: Writing Centers, Reading Centers. Math Centers, Writers’ Workshop, Readers’ Theatre. - British and Australian Spelling Alternatives: Maths Groups, Maths, Maths Centres, Writing Centres, Reading Centres, SRC, Centres. - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Confucianism and Philosophy. Copyright CC BY-NC-ND Not for Commercial Use or Resale on other Internet sites. Thank you for looking!

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[caption id="attachment_22276" align="alignleft" width="178"] World Religion Day symbol[/caption] Carol Forsloff---Many children grow up with no religion or one that teaches theirs is the best or only one of significance, when there is a world of people with differing beliefs; and the fact that is not emphasized has created prejudice and intolerance, leading to strife and war. How can we change that focus and teach our children religious tolerance? Brad Hough has an idea that makes that kind of good sense to make a difference. He hopes to publish a children's book that emphasizes the fact that all people are part of God's world and that most religions believe in the same God, but may refer to Him with a different name. Like the song, "One God," recorded years ago by Barbra Streisand and Johnny Mathis, and its most recent Internet recording by Kathy Songbird and Mark Hall, and recently described in this magazine, there are many paths to God, according to the concept put forth by Hough and others like him, of various faiths around the world. That is why World Religion Day is celebrated across the United States and in other places where people are open to sharing religious ideas. Hough tells us, " We all pray to the same God....whether we realize it or not. About 5 years ago I told a bedtime story to my daughters. Fast forward to today and they're still talking about it, so we figured it was time to share with the world. My now 10-year old daughter and I took the time to animate the story. She helped with voices, drawings, and even an original piano piece. After a very positive response, we decided it was time to create it into a children's book." To do that Hough hopes to raise enough money to self publish and to obtain guidance to direct the marketing so that it opens the door to readership. Brad Hough is a software engineer at Exelis, Inc. He received his degree in electrical engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park in 1993. He volunteers in his neighborhood as a teacher of virtues classes for children from 1st to 5th grade. In his spare time, he likes to write and edit videos. He currently resides in Brambleton, VA with his wife Nassim, two daughters (Sarah 13, Layla 11), and their dogs Chloe and Jasmine. He is a member of the Baha’i Faith, which teaches that all religions are one. Other recommendations given by experts on parenting about how to teach children religious tolerance that include first understanding your own spiritual values, defining them and deciding how you want your children to learn and practice them. Treat religious discussions as education, focusing on developing curiosity and respect for others, as a value. Provide information on how in many parts of the world religion becomes part of the culture and focus of family traditions. There are many ways to help children learn about religion and respect the beliefs of others. Hough focuses on teaching children directly through stories, while others through concepts; but however the belief is developed it becomes a way to bring new generations to understanding and goodwill that may reduce conflict and war, often with their roots of religious intolerance.

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People die every day. I realize that this isn’t news to you. You’re probably not receiving it as a particularly profound idea. I know you know this reality intellectually, that your brain comprehends it—but I guess I thought your heart needed to be reminded today. Forgetting is sometimes our greatest failure, our most grievous mistake. People will die today. People are […]

Image 11 of 22 from gallery of The Museum Tower Kyobashi / Nikken Sekkei. Photograph by TOREAL

It all started with a cross-country skier Back in 1985, Olympic Medalist and World Champion Bill Koch came to Salt Lake City. A local ski rental store provided a workshop for the public. I was certainly the only “strength” athlete there, but I found Koch’s discussion riveting. Why? Nobody there, save me, could listen to..

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Two Visual Timetables in a large class size and an individual student size with 70 choices of cards. An alternative set with British and Australian spelling is included. The font used is 'SF Cartoonist Hand'. There are also editable PowerPoint files for the two sized cards, so that teachers can make their own cards. The font used is 'Comic Sans'. The class size cards print at four to a page. Each card measures 7.3 by 2.2 inches. (18 page PDF file) The smaller cards for individual students print at eighteen cards to a page. Each card measures 2.3 by 1.5 inches. (4 page PDF file) The cards can be laminated and attached to the wall or table with magnetic tape or velcro. The card choices are as follows: Story, Silent Reading, Independent Reading, Handwriting, Journal Writing, Alphabet Phonics, Writing, Literacy, Guided Reading, Reading, Word Families, Spelling, Reading Groups, English, Health, Physical Education, Sport, Personal Development, History, Geography, Social Studies, STEM, Science, Biology, Environmental Education, Gardening, Math, Math Groups, (Maths, Maths Groups in separate file) Buddy Time, Relaxation, Circle Time, Computer, Art, Drawing, Role Play, Drama, Music, Singing, Cooking, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Home Time, Sip and Crunch, Recess, Healthy Snack, Lunch, News, Show and Tell, Mat Time, Centers, Developmental Play, Free Time, Golden Time, Finish Work, Finish Work, Library, Assembly, Bible Studies, Religious Education, Scripture, French, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Arabic, Korean, Hebrew, Spanish. Additional large and small cards added January 30th 2016 - US Requested Cards: Writing Centers, Reading Centers. Math Centers, Writers’ Workshop, Readers’ Theatre. - British and Australian Spelling Alternatives: Maths Groups, Maths, Maths Centres, Writing Centres, Reading Centres, SRC, Centres. - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Confucianism and Philosophy. Copyright CC BY-NC-ND Not for Commercial Use or Resale on other Internet sites. Thank you for looking!

That time David Bowie almost became a Buddhist monk, how to stop doubting yourself, and vessels to keep the ocean clean.

I love this list by the Dalai Lama and I re-read it each year on January 1st so today’s the perfect time to post this. When I read it, I also focus on 5 of those lessons to reflect upon what I should think about for the upcoming year based on what has happened from […]

Promo Press Release SHELDON ATTEMPTS TO MAKE FRIENDS AT COLLEGE, ON “YOUNG SHELDON,” THURSDAY, MARCH 11 Multi-media Entertainment Mogul Reba McEntire Returns as Dale’s Ex-Wife, June. “A Pager, a Club and a Cranky Bag of Wrinkles” – Dr. Linkletter (Ed Begley, Jr.) pushes Sheldon to make friends with his fellow students at college. Also, Georgie gets a pager, on Thursday, March 11 (8:00-8:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. REGULAR CAST: Iain Armitage (Sheldon) Zoe Perry (Mary) Lance Barber (George Sr.) Annie Potts (Meemaw) Montana Jordan (Georgie) Raegan Revord (Missy) Matt Hobby (Pastor Jeff) Jim Parsons (Voice of Sheldon) RECURRING CAST: Ed Begley, Jr. (Dr. Linkletter) Craig T. Nelson (Dale) Reba McEntire (June) GUEST CAST: Judith Drake (Mildred) Caleb Emery (Darren) Holly J. Barrett (Ashley) Chau Long (Chris) Mary Kate Wiles (Patricia) Ruben Vernier (Greg) Doug Morency (Dr. Willard) STORY BY: Steven Molaro & Steve Holland & Eric Kaplan TELEPLAY BY: Tara Hernandez & Jeremy Howe & Connor Kilpatrick DIRECTED BY: Jaffar Mahmood Source: CBS Streaming Options Powered byJustWatch

“Papoutsi Vineyards (?mpelones Papoutsi) is a company that sells premium quality wine, in low price, directly from their own vineyards to your door. The rough, abstract sketches (as being taken from an artists’ sketchbook) decorate the wine labels, creating stories and dreams…” “Papoutsi’s philosophy is that everyone deserves to have good quality wine at his/her […]

Two Visual Timetables in a large class size and an individual student size with 70 choices of cards. An alternative set with British and Australian spelling is included. The font used is 'SF Cartoonist Hand'. There are also editable PowerPoint files for the two sized cards, so that teachers can make their own cards. The font used is 'Comic Sans'. The class size cards print at four to a page. Each card measures 7.3 by 2.2 inches. (18 page PDF file) The smaller cards for individual students print at eighteen cards to a page. Each card measures 2.3 by 1.5 inches. (4 page PDF file) The cards can be laminated and attached to the wall or table with magnetic tape or velcro. The card choices are as follows: Story, Silent Reading, Independent Reading, Handwriting, Journal Writing, Alphabet Phonics, Writing, Literacy, Guided Reading, Reading, Word Families, Spelling, Reading Groups, English, Health, Physical Education, Sport, Personal Development, History, Geography, Social Studies, STEM, Science, Biology, Environmental Education, Gardening, Math, Math Groups, (Maths, Maths Groups in separate file) Buddy Time, Relaxation, Circle Time, Computer, Art, Drawing, Role Play, Drama, Music, Singing, Cooking, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Home Time, Sip and Crunch, Recess, Healthy Snack, Lunch, News, Show and Tell, Mat Time, Centers, Developmental Play, Free Time, Golden Time, Finish Work, Finish Work, Library, Assembly, Bible Studies, Religious Education, Scripture, French, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Arabic, Korean, Hebrew, Spanish. Additional large and small cards added January 30th 2016 - US Requested Cards: Writing Centers, Reading Centers. Math Centers, Writers’ Workshop, Readers’ Theatre. - British and Australian Spelling Alternatives: Maths Groups, Maths, Maths Centres, Writing Centres, Reading Centres, SRC, Centres. - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Confucianism and Philosophy. Copyright CC BY-NC-ND Not for Commercial Use or Resale on other Internet sites. Thank you for looking!

Image 5 of 22 from gallery of The Museum Tower Kyobashi / Nikken Sekkei. Photograph by Gankosha, Harunori Noda

“Papoutsi Vineyards (?mpelones Papoutsi) is a company that sells premium quality wine, in low price, directly from their own vineyards to your door. The rough, abstract sketches (as being taken from an artists’ sketchbook) decorate the wine labels, creating stories and dreams…” “Papoutsi’s philosophy is that everyone deserves to have good quality wine at his/her […]

Two Visual Timetables in a large class size and an individual student size with 70 choices of cards. An alternative set with British and Australian spelling is included. The font used is 'SF Cartoonist Hand'. There are also editable PowerPoint files for the two sized cards, so that teachers can make their own cards. The font used is 'Comic Sans'. The class size cards print at four to a page. Each card measures 7.3 by 2.2 inches. (18 page PDF file) The smaller cards for individual students print at eighteen cards to a page. Each card measures 2.3 by 1.5 inches. (4 page PDF file) The cards can be laminated and attached to the wall or table with magnetic tape or velcro. The card choices are as follows: Story, Silent Reading, Independent Reading, Handwriting, Journal Writing, Alphabet Phonics, Writing, Literacy, Guided Reading, Reading, Word Families, Spelling, Reading Groups, English, Health, Physical Education, Sport, Personal Development, History, Geography, Social Studies, STEM, Science, Biology, Environmental Education, Gardening, Math, Math Groups, (Maths, Maths Groups in separate file) Buddy Time, Relaxation, Circle Time, Computer, Art, Drawing, Role Play, Drama, Music, Singing, Cooking, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Home Time, Sip and Crunch, Recess, Healthy Snack, Lunch, News, Show and Tell, Mat Time, Centers, Developmental Play, Free Time, Golden Time, Finish Work, Finish Work, Library, Assembly, Bible Studies, Religious Education, Scripture, French, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Arabic, Korean, Hebrew, Spanish. Additional large and small cards added January 30th 2016 - US Requested Cards: Writing Centers, Reading Centers. Math Centers, Writers’ Workshop, Readers’ Theatre. - British and Australian Spelling Alternatives: Maths Groups, Maths, Maths Centres, Writing Centres, Reading Centres, SRC, Centres. - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Confucianism and Philosophy. Copyright CC BY-NC-ND Not for Commercial Use or Resale on other Internet sites. Thank you for looking!

“Papoutsi Vineyards (?mpelones Papoutsi) is a company that sells premium quality wine, in low price, directly from their own vineyards to your door. The rough, abstract sketches (as being taken from an artists’ sketchbook) decorate the wine labels, creating stories and dreams…” “Papoutsi’s philosophy is that everyone deserves to have good quality wine at his/her […]