Septuagenarian, what does this mean? How will you find out?
Tuesday
Perspective on this time from a New York Times Journalist
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Today's Educational Finds
Hello, I hope this finds you well. Happy Tuesday.
MATH Vocabulary Below and the answer to the Question above, scroll through to find the answer. Roman numerals here to find around your neighborhood, on buildings, in books, where else do you find these?
Perspective on this time from a New York Times Journalist
….”Whiplash. Going cold turkey. Zero to 60 except reversed. I have relied on a host of metaphors to think about my transition from perpetual motion to stillness, my world the size of a city block in many ways. It feels trivial to bemoan a temporary end to travel, but there’s more at stake than joy rides to a distant beach. We risk losing the connections we have spent centuries building with the world around us. With airplane fleets grounded and hotels shuttered, when travel resumes, there is no doubt it will look different.”
This link of interest below for negotiating in any situation, with kids especially.
This is on how to get your loved ones to stay home during the Corona19 Pandemic, I wish I had read this a few weeks back when I was trying to get my independent parents who are upper septuagenarian (70 year old grouping) I found this good on negotiating in many situations.
As shown here. <https://dbtselfhelp.weebly.com/dear-man-skills-ml.html>
The DEAR Man technique. An Acronym….
Describe the situation.
Express your feelings.
Assert. Your needs.
Reinforce and reward good behavior.
… as you are trying this technique, it is important to…
Mindful (stay Mindful)
Appear Confident. and
Negotiate
Today's Educational Finds
Hello, I hope this finds you well. Happy Tuesday.
MATH Vocabulary Below and the answer to the Question above, scroll through to find the answer. Roman numerals here to find around your neighborhood, on buildings, in books, where else do you find these?
here is a clue,
Den =10-19
Den =10-19
Vic = twenties.
Tri = 3 or thirties.
Quad = 4 or forties.
Quin = 5 or fifties.
Sex = 6 or sixties.
Sept = 7 or seventies.
Oct = 8 or eighties.
Non = 9 nineties.
Cent = 100 or more.
Supercentenarian = Someone 110 years old or more (no upper limit).
These words (Latin roots/prefix) originate from the Latin Language they are used in the 5 Romance languages, can you find out what these are?
These words (Latin roots/prefix) originate from the Latin Language they are used in the 5 Romance languages, can you find out what these are?
LANGUAGE
Lat·in
noun
also, in Science, Medicine, Flower, Plant, and Animal Groupings, where else can you find Latin Roots, beginnings of words, and Suffixes, the endings of words used? Testing in High School, for entrance to College, SSAT/SAT and ACT Exams. Scroll down to learn the Colors in the Romance languages and see their origin.
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| Look for Latin and Greek prefixes and suffixes in your reading material. |
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| I see these at Staples and the Mail Box Store often |
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| Greek and Latin Roots are both part of the English language we use as well as part of the other Romance Languages, the Greek Language is very ancient and if you can find a book in Greek, Library sales sometimes have these, the language is beautiful to look at. Does anyone of your family speak any of these languages? Look at the language, Look for similarities, differences, and the beauty of the language. |
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How We Feel App. A Global Community fighting Covid-19
For Every download of this App, HWF<3 donates a meal to a person in need.
https://howwefeel.org
Find on the App Store, the list of Collaborators on this App is amazing, If you'd like to join them get in touch, @ collaboration@howwefeel.org
When I did the updates for my phone this morning there was a very helpful list of good education apps. I have some of these and read through the others. I purchased two and will look through the others. Here is the link.
I also found the pbs one which was not listed and I have always found their content safe and valuable.
SCIENCE
Lesson plans.
This Explore blog has eagles, octopus, and other animals to view and learn about.
Lesson plans.
This Explore blog has eagles, octopus, and other animals to view and learn about.
3 tips to make cooking with your kids easier.
““Invite little ones to think of a recipe that Cookie Monster would want to eat, or what Ernie would make for Bert,” suggests Tyler Lee. Simple recipes like Froyo Pops and smoothies are a good place to start because they’re quick, easy, and relatively low mess. Engage your preschooler by inviting them to organize and measure the ingredients, load ingredients into the blender, or count down the seconds while your smoothie is blending.
Middle schoolers can take on more challenging games. Invite tweens to find a recipe that uses one of the key ingredients in your pantry, like canned chickpeas. "Let them search for recipes online, comb through your stack of favorite cookbooks, or call a friend for recommendations,” says Tyler Lee. Bonus points for creative application of pantry staples, like using canned lentils instead of eggs to make Super Moist Chocolate Cake.”
As for chemistry, the low-sugar recipes in Half the Sugar, All the Love can inspire conversations on our favorite topic: food science.
53 recipes to cook with your kids
Free online resources.
10 Hobbies to pick up right now.
MATH VOCABULARY to Learn.
For reference… septuagenarian (70 year old grouping)
Age by decade: A term designating someone’s age by decade. For example, a septuagenarian refers to someone in his or her seventies (age 70 to 79). The prefix in such terms is always from the Latin. For example, the Latin septuageni = seventy.
* Denarian: Someone age 10 to 19.
* Vicenarian: Someone in his or her twenties.
* Tricenarian: Someone in his or her thirties.
* Quadragenarian: Someone in his or her forties.
* Quinquagenarian: Someone in his or her fifties.
* Sexagenarian: Someone in his or her sixties.
* Septuagenarian: Someone in his or her seventies.
* Octogenarian: Someone in his or her eighties.
* Nonagenarian: Someone in his or her nineties.
* Centenarian: Someone 100 or more.
* Supercentenarian: Someone 110 years old or more (no upper limit).
SCIENCE, DESIGN & ENGINEERING
Coloring and learning about how BiValves help to clean water after nitrification from Phosphates and Pollutants. A NYC City area program to clean the waters and rebuild the living reefs.
Coloring and learning about how BiValves help to clean water after nitrification from Phosphates and Pollutants. A NYC City area program to clean the waters and rebuild the living reefs.
Make your own Salt Dough Fish.
How does the water cycle affect Bivalves?
5 ROMANCE LANGUAGES,
for the Septuagenarian ? Latin Language and Roman numerals above.
THEIR REGIONS LISTED ON THE MAP. CAN YOU LIST THEM? Can you find how so many languages originated in one Language? Hint. Migration of Humans.
LANGUAGE
Best-
Eliza
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