%C3%8Ele Mackinac Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. L’île Mackinac, en anglais Mackinac Island, est une île située sur le lac Huron dans l'État du Michigan, au nord-est des États-Unis. L'île, dont la superficie fait environ 9,8 km2, est située à l'extrémité orientale du détroit de Mackinac, entre les péninsules supérieure et inférieure du lac Michigan. L'accès à l'île est interdit à la plupart des véhicules motorisés, ce qui fait d'elle le seul endroit du pays à disposer d'une route d'État interdite aux véhicules à moteur. Étymologie[modifier | modifier le code] Géographie[modifier | modifier le code] Localisation[modifier | modifier le code] Topographie[modifier | modifier le code] La majorité des constructions sont situées dans la moitié sud de l'île près des côtes tandis qu'un quartier s'étale à l'intérieur des terres. Climat[modifier | modifier le code] L'île Mackinac est située dans la zone continentale humide selon la classification de Köppen. Géologie[modifier | modifier le code]
Meet the Children’s Book Author: Dorinda Williams We’re looking forward to next week’s web conference, Using Books in Child Care to Connect with Military Children’s Lives. We hope you are, too! Children’s books are a uniquely powerful way to get in sync with young children’s thoughts and feelings, especially around difficult situations they may be going through. Included in our collection are books specifically written for young children from military families that deal with issues such as deployment or homecoming of a parent. We asked Dorinda to share more about the books she has authored, her tips for sharing those books with young children, and her vision for CTAMF. About the books How did the idea to create children’s books come about? ZERO TO THREE has always been a huge proponent of early literacy and the power of reading to young children as a source of comfort, healing, predictability, and relationship building. What tips would you share with child care providers when sharing these books with very young children? Stay Tuned
12 conseils pour éviter de s’écrouler sous les flux d’informatio Depuis quelques temps, la problématique de l’infobésité ou la surinformation devient de plus en plus récurrente, et on se retrouve avec certaines figures crier ‘Heeeeeeelp’ Comment faire alors qu’on on devient esclave de son lecteur de flux, quand on reçoit chaque jour plus de 500 articles et news, quand on n’arrive plus à gérer ses mails, ses blogs, ses flux et ses twits ??!! On fait appel à une solution technologique, une application logicielle ? Je ne crois pas que ça soit la bonne solution ! Voici donc quelques conseils pratiques pour mieux gérer ses flux informationnels : 1-Nommez vos dossiers et fils RSS en commençant par 01, 02, 03…pour pouvoir identifier plus facilement les dossiers qui vous intéressent le plus ! 01-Veille et IE 02-Recherche d’informations ou encore 001-Urgent 002-Important 2-Utiliser la techique « rivière de flux », c’est à dire l’affichage de vos flux par ordre antéchronologique, du plus récent au plus vieux ! Articles similaires:
OperationMilitaryKids How to Cook for Just Yourself: 12 steps (with pictures) - wikiHo Edit Article Edited by Dvortygirl, Teresa, D rae, Krystle and 9 others Feeding just yourself is tougher than it sounds. Ad Steps 1Find your motivation. 13Keep up with the dishes. Tips Use appliances and gadgets to your advantage. Implications of Relatives Raising Children While Parents are Deployed - Apr 5 Dr. Sandra Bailey of Montana State University is an Extension Specialist, and is Director of the Montana Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Project. Dr. Bailey’s research and expertise focuses on parenting in nontraditional family structures. She has conducted research on single-parent families, nonresidential parenting following divorce, international adoption, and grandparents raising grandchildren. • When parents in the military are deployed they often look to grandparents to take over the day-to-day caregiving role for their children. So many great resources were shared during the presentation. * If you were unable to join the live session of this web conference and have viewed this archived session, you may be eligible to receive 1.5 AFCPE CEUs (if AFC credentialed) by taking a short quiz about this sessions content. This session can be viewed on YouTube at:
Newsmap Blog Veteran’s Day Thoughts-from my husband « JenREESources's Extension Blog For this Veteran’s Day, my wife asked me to write my thoughts on being a Veteran. I have served in the Nebraska Army National Guard for seven years now, and it has been a great opportunity to build myself as a person. I had the honor of serving with Nebraska Agribusiness Development Team Two (NE ADT 2) in Afghanistan from June 2011 through May 2012. One of the best experiences from my deployment was the friendships I made within our unit. somewhere outside the wire are people that want to kill you. As a veteran, there are times when people will thank me for my service and I am not sure how to respond. On this day of remembrance, I say thank you to those I have had the opportunity to serve with, those who served before us, and those who are still in harm’s way. You can also check out this Webinar from Vaughn Hammond, UNL Extension Educator who served with NE ADT2 and tells more about the NE Agribusiness Development Team Mission from his perspective. Like this: Like Loading...