What\'s the wisdom of Allah in these testing times??
A session by Daee Ahmed Moait covering topics:
- The Ummah in tribulations ..
- The Mercy taught to us by our teacher, Muhammad SAW
- Sanctity of a soul ...
- are the animals and beasts laughing at us??
- Verses from Qur\'an about the hypocrites and the people who are veiled
- trials to some, Mercy to some...
What's the wisdom of Allah in these testing times??
A session by Daee Ahmed Moait covering topics:
- The Ummah in tribulations ..
- The Mercy taught to us by our teacher, Muhammad SAW
- Sanctity of a soul ...
- are the animals and beasts laughing at us??
- Verses from Qur'an about the hypocrites and the people who are veiled
- trials to some, Mercy to some...
What's the wisdom of Allah in these testing times??
A session by Daee Ahmed Moait covering topics:
- The Ummah in tribulations ..
- The Mercy taught to us by our teacher, Muhammad SAW
- Sanctity of a soul ...
- are the animals and beasts laughing at us??
- Verses from Qur'an about the hypocrites and the people who are veiled
- trials to some, Mercy to some...
What's the wisdom of Allah in these testing times??
A session by Daee Ahmed Moait covering topics:
- The Ummah in tribulations ..
- The Mercy taught to us by our teacher, Muhammad SAW
- Sanctity of a soul ...
- are the animals and beasts laughing at us??
- Verses from Qur'an about the hypocrites and the people who are veiled
- trials to some, Mercy to some...
What\'s the wisdom of Allah in these testing times??
A session by Daee Ahmed Moait covering topics:
- The Ummah in tribulations ..
- The Mercy taught to us by our teacher, Muhammad SAW
- Sanctity of a soul ...
- are the animals and beasts laughing at us??
- Verses from Qur\'an about the hypocrites and the people who are veiled
- trials to some, Mercy to some...
Hal hates history class—it literally bores him to tears. But his father is a big history buff, and unless Hal gets a good grade this year, he’ll never get his own room. Sixth grade gets off to a horrible start when history teacher Mr. Tupkin gives the class an assignment to write journals that will be buried in a time capsule at the end of the year. Things get even worse when his dad makes him take his neighbor’s old shopping cart to school, earning him the nickname “Cartboy.” What else could possibly go wrong? Read Hal’s journal to find out!Filled with photos, drawings, and timelines, Hal’s time capsule journal chronicles a year in the life of the hopelessly hapless Cartboy. Learn more about this book and author at http://bit.ly/cartboy YA
Carson-Dellosa Publishing, LLC, in partnership with Guinness World Records, announced the grand-prize winner in its Guinness World Records® Classroom Challenge at a record-breaking event held Friday, May 20th in Owingsville, KY. As grand-prize winners under the direction of 4th Grade teacher Jessica Goldy, the students of Owingsville Elementary School created the world’s longest friendship bracelet. Students created a total of 3,799 links that were connected to make one bracelet measuring 810 feet. Friday morning, under the supervision of a Guinness World Records® adjudicator, the exciting event was held on the school’s football field.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/carsondellosa/50387/
Blu® Homes, Inc. (“Blu”), America’s leading provider of premium prefab homes, today unveiled a stunning Balance model that was built for Tim and Karen Wright. Tim, a grandson of Frank Lloyd Wright, is a documentary filmmaker, writer, and teacher. Karen is a management consultant in the real estate field and a board member of Taliesin Preservation, Inc. The Wrights built their Balance, whose features include a 16’ high ceiling, abundant windows and a full wall of sliding glass doors, on one hundred and twelve acres of land in southwestern Wisconsin near Taliesin East, site of Frank Lloyd Wright’s estate and a currently operational school of architecture.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/64405-blu-homes-balance-near-frank-lloyd-wright-taliesin-east
ChildObesity180 today announced the two National school program winners of its nationwide innovation contest. The competition was designed to identify and reward the most creative, impactful, and scalable school-based programs and technologies to promote children’s physical activity.
Among the many schools nationwide employing running and walking programs, the 100 Mile Club in Corona-Norco, CA is a true pioneer. Inspired by the 1992 Summer Olympics, special education teacher Kara Lubin had a dream that kids would be motivated to stay fit by the simple goal of “winning the gold medal.” These medals, based on dedication and effort, not speed and fitness, could reward students of all abilities, including Lubin’s special education students. Lubin took action and founded the 100 Mile Club in 1993. Elementary school students are presented with a straightforward challenge, run 100 miles over the course of the school year. Students log miles before school, after school, during recess, and at sanctioned community events. Milestones are rewarded with simple tokens – wristbands, pencils, and medals. A year-end assembly celebrates and recognizes students who have achieved 100 miles, and those still with miles to go. Nearly 20 years later, the 100 Mile Club has stood the test of time, and been adopted by schools in California and across the nation. The program is highly scalable and with Lubin’s help, is now in place in more than 115 schools across eight U.S. states, reaching more than 30,000 students.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/56327-childobesity180-physical-activity-contest-100-mile-club-red-hawk-movement
Laura Cabrera is a longtime registered Adopt-A-Classroom teacher and has received over $1,000 for her classroom. In this short clip, she describes how she spreads the word about her participation in the Adopt-A-Classroom program in order to get her classroom adopted.
Adopt-A-Classroom increases opportunity for student success by empowering teachers with community partners and funds to purchase resources for the classroom.
Teachers, our education system’s most integral component, suffer from inadequate resources in the classroom, which, in turn, hampers their ability to meet students’ needs. To compensate, teachers spend an average of $1,200 of their own money every school year - totally $4 billion annually - purchasing materials for their classrooms, undermining teacher morale, and ultimately student success.
Adopt-A-Classroom empowers teachers with additional funds to mitigate their out-of-pocket expenses and to purchase hands-on learning resources so they can transform their classrooms into vibrant centers for learning. The community support not only bolsters teacher morale but also student enthusiasm for school.
A Newspaper from the Netherlands wanted to make an article on Laoshi Douwe geluk a famous teacher within the Chinese martial arts like Tai chi Chuan and Kung Fu. Here was a Photo Shoot with a professional photographer in 2019.
