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Ateliers: Week 9 Color Mechanics

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Each day, ChildRoots preschoolers divide into small groups in order to participate in focused 45min classes: baking, science, dynamics/math games, baking, drama, art, movement. This is what they're up to. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Week 9 Color Mechanics. Arlo Harper Bayani Leo Frances Sierra. This week for color mechanics we read a cook called Color Chaos. By Lynn Rowe Reed it was a fun book because we all took turns getting knocked silly with a color wheel. Posted by Katy DeLong.

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Ateliers: Movement - Week 8

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Each day, ChildRoots preschoolers divide into small groups in order to participate in focused 45min classes: baking, science, dynamics/math games, baking, drama, art, movement. This is what they're up to. Thursday, November 15, 2012. Movement - Week 8. We started out our week of movement by discussing what movement is:. Jane- Movement is something you do when you wanna dance. Cami- Movement is a kind of move around, when you move around. We also talked about what movements make you feel comfortable:.

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Ateliers: Week 10 Mechanics Color : Abigail Lana Alex Parker Vicky Willa Emma

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Each day, ChildRoots preschoolers divide into small groups in order to participate in focused 45min classes: baking, science, dynamics/math games, baking, drama, art, movement. This is what they're up to. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Week 10 Mechanics Color : Abigail Lana Alex Parker Vicky Willa Emma. Posted by Katy DeLong. ChildRoots Food; Notes from the Kitchen.

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The CR Annex: August 2011

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Call: 503.235.1151. Quick Links for Prospective Families. More about The ChildRoots Way. Thursday, August 18, 2011. This is an ad that will be running soon in several Portland-area publications. For more information, feel free to call or email us! Posted by ChildRoots Center for Young Children. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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TESTIMONIALS — Perez Public Relations

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City, State, Zip. Your Custom Text Here. Lynn Abulhosn, Senior Vice President,. Chief Administrative Officer, Unico Properties LLC. John Miller, Managing Director, CBRE. Formerly Managing Director of. Cushman and Wakefield Commerce. Susan Steward, Executive Director, BOMA Oregon. Erica is a real media relations pro! Willem Paul Klitsie, Chef/Owner, Willem’s on Main. Christina Unga, Owner, ChildRoots Center for Young Children. Eric Pryne, Retired, Business Reporter, Seattle Times. Turns out, it was a perf...

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The CR Annex: Two Upcoming Tours

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Call: 503.235.1151. Quick Links for Prospective Families. More about The ChildRoots Way. A Peek Inside Alberta. Thursday, July 28, 2011. The next two Annex Tours will take place on August 1st and August 8th, both at 6:30 pm. They will be held at our Alberta Annex, which is located at. 5133 NE 19th Ave. The tours will be hosted by Christina Unga, owner and Executive Director of ChildRoots. For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Robert Wyllie at. We hope to see you there!

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ChildRoots Food: November 2010

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Notes from the kitchen. Wednesday, November 17, 2010. But kids can't live by plain injera alone, so I served the bread with my spiced tofu dip. If these pictures are any indication, it went over quite well. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Back to the ChildRoots Website.

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ChildRoots Food: April 2010

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Notes from the kitchen. Saturday, April 24, 2010. Bananas, kids love them, they are super nutritious and easy to eat. They are also one of the few foods that ChildRoots. Offers that have to be imported another country. Our produce distributor, Organically Grown Company. Works with Organics Unlimited. To provide our bananas. Please go here and read their Mission Statement. Look for this sticker next time you buy bananas. Links to this post. How to Prepare.Peppers. Are rarely served as a side dish, they ar...

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ChildRoots Food: Child Nutrition Legislation Clears House Education Committee

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Notes from the kitchen. Monday, July 19, 2010. Child Nutrition Legislation Clears House Education Committee. In 1973 a young George Lucas' influential film. Topped the box office, the average home cost was $29,900, a gallon of gas ran you around 50 cents and a dozen eggs cost 45 cents. Tragically, it was also the last time congress raised the federal reimbursement rate for school meals. Today,. About one in three American kids and teens are overweight or obese. Nearly triple the rate in 1963.

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ChildRoots Food: January 2010

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Notes from the kitchen. Sunday, January 10, 2010. How to prepare. Spaghetti Squash. Is popular amongst the teachers at ChildRoots. The kids get excited when they smell it. It is by far one of the easier squash to prepare. Spaghetti Squash is simple to cut and scoops with almost no effort. Spaghetti. Squash is low in saturated fat, and very low in cholesterol. It is also a good source of Niacin. And a very good source of Dietary Fiber. Using a large spoon, scoop out the seeds. Links to this post. For mont...