1. %CASTLES IN THE SAND muscles building class {gas welding workshop}, excitment during basic safety training{jetty jump and rescue boat drill and getting to steer a boat!}, Character Development{teach http://www.thatxinyan.blogspot.com/

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2. Www.bsomusic.org Supplementing the cultural program are mentoring services that encourage character development, teach life skills, advise on teen pregnancy prevention, assist with truancy problems http://www.bsomusic.org/main.taf?p=5,12,2,1,1&prid=20090912_1&type=archi

3. Free Home School Newsletter The Homeschooler's Notebook - Plan A Fantastic, Stre is character development. Teach them to put the needs of others ahead of their own desires; to do unto others as they would like to be treated; to graciously allow the others to go http://www.familyclassroom.net/Articles20083/20080725.html

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4. Who Will Die On The Autobots? [Archive] - The Superhero Hype! Boards Still feel that the best hero death is one that occurs to a character people like and sympathize with. Which requires one thing character development. Teach Bay this concept http://forums.superherohype.com/archive/index.php/t-319717.html

The Superhero Hype! Boards Transformers Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen PDA View Full Version : Who will die on the Autobots? Hush 02-16-2009, 09:46 PM I have nothing substantial for this argument, but I think that Optimus is going to die this film or at least be sacrificed like Han in Empire. Its justa thought but i mean it seriously looks like the Autobots are going to get there collective ass handed to them. Any thoughts? If there is a thread about this go ahead and close or Merge please. 02-16-2009, 10:41 PM They really are pushing this for a possible Decepticon victory. I could see Optimus dying by sacrificing himself for something than of course being brought back in the 3rd to save the day again. The only two Autobots I DON'T see dying are Bumblebee and Ironhide. DJ Kornphlake 02-16-2009, 11:11 PM I'll let you know when I finish building my flux capacitor. 02-16-2009, 11:17 PM I could see prime being severly hurt but not dying Colossal Spoons 02-16-2009, 11:37 PM The only two Autobots I DON'T see dying are Bumblebee and Ironhide. I'd raise hell if Ironhide died :cmad: Raiden 02-17-2009, 12:17 AM

5. Youth Connections Spring 09 Second, emphasize people skills and character development. Teach your child to be polite, courteous and honest. This will elicit a positive response from peers, teachers, and http://issuu.com/helenair/docs/youthconnspring

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7. Association For Lifelong Communicators skills Provide opportunities to learn, refine and present effective and ethical communication - Stimulate intellectual, spiritual, social and character development - Teach and http://lifelongcommunicators.org/about.html

The Association for Lifelong Communicators was established for charitable, educational and religious purposes by advancing a greater understanding and appreciation of the art of communication and formal forensics among youth. The goals of the Association for Lifelong Communicators include: Develop lifelong communication skills Provide opportunities to learn, refine and present effective and ethical communication Stimulate intellectual, spiritual, social and character development Teach and reinforce Biblical principles in communication Encourage confidence, leadership and community service. Diana Wolfson Robert Wolfson Kent Shaw Brian Vanderway Lifelong Communicators was established in 2006 to expand communication training and speaking activities for youth. It’s president and founder, Diana Wolfson, has had nearly 30 years of teaching experience. After graduating with a double major in English and Philosophy, Diana taught English in public high schools for eight years. She received her Masters of Education degree in Instructional Leadership from the University of Illinois – Chicago. Diana educated her two sons at home. During that time she created and implemented an educational enrichment program for families who home educate. This included developing and teaching courses, co-directing plays, hosting conferences, and teaching a variety of workshops. It was during these home school years that she founded a forensics team called Chicago CHARGE, developed speech and debate curriculum, established a state forensics organization, and began directing speech and debate tournaments.

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9. African Heritage Dancers And Drummers Supplementing the cultural program are mentoring services that encourage character development, teach life skills, advise on teen pregnancy http://www.cominguptaller.org/profile/pr02multi.htm

African Heritage Dancers and Drummers 4018 Minnesota Avenue, NE Washington DC Program: African Heritage Dancers and Drummers Year Started: Focus: Youth Served: Ages: Budget:

10. Bethany University Baseball Coach Demonstrate an ongoing commitment to students' relationships with Jesus Christ, attendance in a local church and Christian character development. Teach advanced baseball skills and http://www.bethany.edu/servicesb/baseballCoach.htm

Financial Aid Student Accounts Student Life Bookstore ... Employment Head Baseball Coach Position Description: T Essential Responsibilities Demonstrate an ongoing commitment to students' relationships with Jesus Christ, attendance in a local church and Christian character development. Teach advanced baseball skills and concepts to student athletes. Plan, coordinate, and supervise all practices, weight training, and conditioning. Schedule all season games. Coordinate all travel (vans/hotels/meals) of the team and coaches. Oversee the student athletes? academic standing and provide resources to student athletes when necessary to maintain the minimum NAIA academic standards. Recruit and retain Christian student athletes for the team who will embrace the mission of Bethany University. Manage the baseball budget. Purchase and maintain all equipment necessary for the team. Other related duties as assigned by the Athletic Director. Go to top Qualifications Familiar with NAIA rules and regulations. Bachelor's degree preferred. Prior coaching experience preferred.

11. Spiritual Mothering As A Christian Principle Assist with character development; Teach them domestic responsibilities, including cooking and cleaning. As Hebrews 612 shows, a spiritual mother does more than teach, she becomes the http://www.faithclipart.com/guide/christian-principles/spiritual-mothering/spiri

join now login learn more help/faq ... MyHome 34,000 Worship Templates to help you communicate with relevance - Only $129/year! Christian Guide Christian Principles Spiritual Mothering Spiritual Mothering as a Christian Principle TODAY'S SURVEY Spiritual Mothering as a Christian Principle The Important Role Women Play in the Lives of Youth "The older women likewise, that they be reverent in behavior, not slanderers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things that they admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, homemakers, good, obedient to their husbands, that the word of God may not be blasphemed. " (Titus 2:3,4) Simply put, the role of a spiritual mother is to mentor and provide a proper example to younger women who God assigns to them. A spiritual mother also imparts Christian character, domestic responsibility and teaches them how to live Christ-centered lives. For young women growing up in healthy Christian families, the concept of spiritual mothering is well established because it starts in their homes. Christian mothers, having received training from older Christian women in their early years, are able to demonstrate the love of God to their children. These children are exposed to the larger church family and to other women in the congregation who work in the nursery, the toddler room and Sunday school classrooms. Many of these workers take on the role of spiritual mothers. Through the years, God assigns one or more older women to give special attention to a certain child. God then gives that woman special grace and wisdom in relation to that child. When spiritual bonds are made between older and younger women, they often last a lifetime. And while it begins with the spiritual mother nurturing her assigned daughter, through the years, the daughters tend to pour back love and respect into the relationship.

12. CERTIFICATION, ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND RELEASE o A Social Emotional Learning program utilizing Second Step Curriculum, school wide expectations and Morning Meetings (Den Time) promote character development, teach http://www.ogilvie.k12.mn.us/elementary/Great Qualities of Ogilvie ELementary.ht

Great Q ualities of Ogilvie Elementary Characteristics of Ogilvie Elementary School o Parent participation is appreciated! o Reading First K-3 program in its fourth year giving teachers the equivalent of a Master�s Degree in Reading instruction. o Reading First Program that will be refined and monitored through staff collaboration in the practice of scientifically tested reading instruction. o Reading First instruction that will be expanded into grades 4-6. o Standards matched curriculum continuously evaluated. o Veteran special education staff. o Small, clean, safe, and nurturing environment where students are noticed. o Proximity from busy roads aids in safety. o o A Social Emotional Learning program utilizing Second Step Curriculum, school wide expectations and Morning Meetings (Den Time) promote character development, teach appropriate behavior and problem solving skills, as well as, a positive learning environment with the goal of minimizing adverse behavior so we can focus on learning! Free and Effective All Day Every Day Kindergarten. o Great focus on social development and skills o All Day Every Day aides in transition to upper grades.

13. HOMEABOUT USOffice Of The ChiefO The mission of the Salem Police Explorer Post is to provide career opportunities, build character development, teach life skills, encourage citizenship, and gain leadership http://www.salemva.gov/police/servsalem/explorers.aspx

HOME ABOUT US Office of the Chief Office of the Deputy Chief ... CONTACT US SALEM POLICE EXPLORERS POST 606 The Explorers are also an active part of the community, staying involved in crime prevention activities, such as McGruff, the Virginia State Police sponsored Help Eliminate Auto Theft (H.E.A.T) program and assisting with the D.A.R.E program. Each year under the supervision of Advisors Explorers take part in the annual Christmas Parade, the Salem Fair, and Relay for Life. Every year in the last weekend of January the Post participates in Winterfest, a competition for Law Enforcement Explorers held in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Over 50 Explorer Post’s attend with over 2,000 Explorers. In 2009 the Salem Police Explorer Post placed 1st in the DUI competition. Currently the Explorer Post consists of 15 members from multiple locations within the Roanoke Valley. While most members are students at Salem High School, the Explorer Post also has members attending Hidden Valley High School, Cave Spring High School, Northside High School, Roanoke College, and Averett University. Currently the Post has five advisors: Senior Advisor-Detective Stacey Sheppard Associate Advisor-Senior Officer Scott Sheppard Associate Advisor- Detective Stan Malek Associate Advisor-Senior Officer William Weeks Associate Advisor-Officer Josh Shelor Detective Sheppard, Detective Malek, Senior Officer Weeks, and Officer Shelor all were prior Explorers with the Salem Police Explorers. With over 30 years of history the Explorer has gradually become what it is today.

14. CBIRS Request 1481 Program will provide girls, ages 1217, with group work to deal with gender specific issues, skills to prepare them to live independently, promote character development, teach like http://www.flsenate.gov/data/Publications/2006/senate/reports/budget_issues/SENR

Community Budget Issue Requests - Tracking Id #1481 Minority Female Delinquency Prevention Program Requester: Venus Highsmith Organization: Hands Up Corporation of America Project Title: Minority Female Delinquency Prevention Program Date Submitted 1/11/2006 10:18:03 AM Sponsors: Siplin Statewide Interest: Pogram is open to all females and will target predominately minority female groups( African American, Hispanic, Haitian, Jamaican, American Indian, Asian, Pacific Islander) to help reduce the number of females entering the juvenile justice system, thus creating a cost- avoidance to the Florida Treasury as an alternative to more expensive delinquency placement settings. Recipient: Hands Up Corporation of America Contact: Venus Highsmith 4525 Waterside Pointe Circle Contact Phone: Orlando 32829 Contact email: vhsmith77@aol.com Counties: Orange, Seminole Gov't Entity: Private Organization (Profit/Not for Profit): Yes Project Description: The establishment of two (2) Minority Female Delinquency Prevention Programs in high crime neighborhoods will serve as front line prevention of juvenile offenses committed by females. Program will provide girls, ages 12-17, with group work to deal with gender specific issues, skills to prepare them to live independently, promote character development, teach like skills and job readiness skills. The program will interface with the County School System, and will accept referrals from state agencies, community based organizations, faith based organizations and local programs.

15. Roots Of Knowledge: Cultivating Youth And Communities For Positive Futures Proje Character Development Teach and model the core values that form the foundation of a healthy, democratic society, overcoming self constraints, and working constructively with http://cyfar.rutgers.edu/ncp/roots.asp

16. Youth Development Change the Lives of the Young People in Your Family, Neighborhood and City. “Kent’s programs http://kentwise.com/Youth_Development.html

MM_preloadImages('images/yd_projects_p9o6.png'); MM_preloadImages('images/pic_1.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/pic_2.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/pic_8.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/pic_9.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/kw_pic_1.jpg'); MM_preloadImages('images/pic_10.jpg'); Your Subtitle text Welcome Biography Business Projects Youth Projects ... Engagement/Contact Us Change the Lives of the Young People in Your Family, Neighborhood and City. “Kent’s programs are very interactive and the students love his presentation.”  Viola Rembert, Greater Cleveland YMCA “Kent is having a positive effect on the youth of America, I recommend him as a speaker.”  Constance Speed, Boy Scouts Of America Positive Impact Program (P.I.P) Are you having a hard time motivating your children? Are your students despondent?       Many of our children struggle with tremendous peer pressures and many overwhelming       challenges.  This program does the following: Uncover and address the issues that our teens are facing. Teach the importance of Character development.

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18. Fulton Science Academy High School Alongside high expectations for our students’ ability to utilize these cutting edge tools, we also believe in the necessity of good oldfashioned character development. TEACH http://www.fultonteach.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&am

19. Frau Malav�s Muntere M�use : Some Ideas To Help Your Child Succeed. Character Development . Teach socially acceptable ways to disagree. Encourage social values such as helpfulness, cooperation, and sharing. Demonstrate common expressions of courtesy http://pages.cms.k12.nc.us/kerstinmalave/things.html

CMS Home Parents Newcomers Schools ... Jobs Deutscher Kindergarten Themes and Events About Me Fun German Websites NCSCOS Creating Independent Students Rules and Regulations Supplies Activities Some ideas to help your child succeed. Helping your child develop independence in school and at home dressing (picking clothing appropriate for indoor climate and outdoor weather conditions, and tying own shoe laces) eating (using utensils, table manners, and cleaning up after themselves) personal hygiene (no playing in the bathroom, washing hands, blowing nose, covering their mouth when sneezing/coughing, etc.) Listen actively to the directions and follow through by themselves. Provide a daily routine that includes regular times for meals, playtime, study time, and bedtime Start each day with a good breakfast. Establish a bed time that gives your child eight to ten hours of sleep at night. Provide your child opportunities for rigorous physical activity, outside when possible, everyday. Expose your child to a variety of learning environments and opportunities: the library, the park, the grocery store, the post office and others. Communicate with your child about experiences.

20. Idealist.org - Performance Art Intern (drama Or Dance) • Ensure that projects augment existing curriculum around nutrition, service, and character development. • Teach at least one class per week at local Elementary and Middle School http://www.idealist.org/if/i/en/av/Internship/160634-173/c

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