3 Compound Qualities

Quite a few daycare kids don’t like it at their daycare, and they never want to come back. I plan to change that. I yearn that the kids at my daycare want to come back and want to be with others to have fun with. To be excellent with kids, I’m required to be patient, calm, respectful, and a problem solver. I am positive that I’ll be excellent at all of this and even do more amusing activities as a daycare owner.

To make the clothing I will have to start weaving thread. My mom and I will be using clay and forming it into shapes. We will also be making jewlery with shells and stones and then later putting it on string.

Team work, being good in working with people in different organisations and class. This type of skill can be seen in my study group is university, being part of two different societies in university and a sports team leader

I know basic stitches, so this would further my skill. I want to wear something that I created, something that no one else would have. I have also seen people upcycle second-hand clothes, so this may save me money in the future.

A lesser-obvious ability is my ability for thinking in a creative and critical manner. In the years leading up to my move from Louisiana, I was very active in an global organization, Destination Imagination (DI), that compelled students to solve problems around them in creative and fruitful ways. For example, for two years my team chose to address needs in our community, and we were able to share our

A person is capable of learning a skill if they put their time and effort towards what they feel passionate about. Has someone ever wanted to develop an ability that you practice it for hours a day? I did, I have spent around 100 hours a year trying to perfect my loving skill, volleyball. It was a hardworking skill, but enjoyable as well. It is my way of life. The most important years of my life was my volleyball experience in High School.

I always go on time in preschool and help them set up activity and health and safety check tick them before children arrive in my preschool my colleague very kind and helpful .

Hello! I have right around four years of experience with babysitting. I've also worked in a daycare so I am very used to high energy and stress environments. My dream is to become a pediatric surgeon so the more experience with children the better. I love arts and crafts and outdoor activities. I'm very experienced with animals as well. I actually raise chickens and dogs. I'm responsible and hardworking! I have training in cpr and first aid. I've also taken child development classes. I know it's hard to trust just anyone with your baby so I'm dedicated to earning your trust and

My greatest skill would have to be percussion and the process of playing all of the different instruments it entails. There's been a lurking version of percussion always in my life, whether it was when I was a toddler playing with a Fisher-Price plastic xylophone with tiny mallets, to when I didn't want to take piano lessons and began bashing the keys of my Casio keyboard because there were too many notes-per-chord for my 3rd grader self to be happy. Luckily, in 4th grade, my elementary school had a program entitled "Mallet Masters", which was a percussion ensemble filled with a bunch of marimbas. I had to audition to get in (a taste of audition anxiety at a young age), but once inside it was a huge shift in outlook for me. All the music was

First of all, I am thanking you for considering me to be apart of your childcare team. I have a wonderful and charming personality and energy for children. And most importantly, every child that I have personally been with no matter how sweet and naughty they are I can get them to be the best child. In the summer of my sophomore year I have already personally worked at a childcare as a teenage volunteer four to five days a week and I have always gotten great feedbacks from parents. I have also interned at an elementary school for two weeks as a teacher’s assistant for a first grade class after those two weeks I would still visit the children’s sometimes and all of them they loved. And for the last five years I have been apart of my church’s

A talent or activity can be described as a variety of things, varying between persons. Something that I would consider myself to be good at is food. Food? Yes, that is correct. Analyzing the taste, deciphering the flavorings lying within the food in front of me, and then taking photos of it. It does not sound like much, but not everybody can depict the individual ingredients that are packed into a Pesto Chilean Sea Bass and take a beautiful, mouthwatering snapshot of it for others to see online.

Some of my skills include, collaboration, critical thinking, communication, positive attitude. Working at Haunt helped me put the customers first. For my job I had to do whatever I could to make sure the customer walks out of the maze satisfied. It kind of relates to retail because I would put the customers needs first so they'll be satisfied with the customer service in your

This skills are not only going make me succeed in college but also for life.

Connecting the dots, a skill that I developed to do quite well at the peak of my toddler years and has guided me to being the game developer that I am today. Despite Spanish being my mother language, using this skill of connecting the dots I was able self teach myself before my first class in elementary school. Skills such as learning the English language, reading, and writing it all on my own (With the help of certain tools, media, and just listening to the people around me). Ever since I was a child, I had always been able to understand the correlation between two different subjects, I'm sure this is something plenty of kids do, but it was something I still remember doing so well back then and still do now. I would watch people, listen to them, observe the way they all interact, especially the people inside the big black box that the adults would call a television. With all the knowledge I gained through watching people, I was able to read so many books, which would lead me to writing

I love to learn. I love learning facts and information and more importantly new skills. A talent I have is the ability to push myself to try and learn new things. I see people do things and I am so impressed and I want to be able to do it myself. Most of the stuff I learn are small kills or talents but I would love to turn ne into a career. A few of the skills I’ve learned are juggling, card tricks and how to solve a Rubik’s Cube. I am not incredible at any of these things but I love being able to do them. I have a passion to learn new things but sometimes I struggle to get the hang out it.