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In this sometimes heartbreaking, inspiring novel, Rob Horton, a glum,twelve year old boy living his sad, lonely life with his dad, was wandering through the woods one misty Florida morning when he finds the most unexpected creature, a beautiful tiger. A real life glistening tiger, locked up in a cage. On the same outstanding day he meets a fierce girl named Sistine Bailey while in school. Together, with the tiger always in their hearts;guiding them and leading them to make choices, they go through heartaches,happiness and loneliness. Also, despite their opposites,they uncover the meaning of true friendship and learn that the most important things in life, can’t stay hidden forever. In my opinion, this book teaches an important lesson. I think the lesson taught in this novel is inspiring, and is something worth-while. I think this book teaches you that you can’t focus on your past, and you can’t keep the whole world locked up forever.

A person can learn many important facts when they come face-to-face with history. Whether it be how someone actually died or if the battle ended exactly as it was accounted for, there is always something learned. Nineteen year old Kelsey Hayes learns just that. She comes face-to-face with an Indian prince who has been cursed to be a tiger until someone can set him free. The Indian Prince, by the name of Dhiren, and Kelsey travel the world to break this curse that plagued Ren for the past 300 years. The theme for Tiger’s Curse is the journey is worth the trials.

One thing that I may have added was some information about Daniel’s past. His parents don’t seem supportive or understanding of him. His father gets upset with him, and cuts off his funding when he doesn’t do well in classes. He then tells Daniel that it’s his mother’s turn to take care of him. To me, it seems like neither of his parents really want anything to do with him. I would think that this would cause Daniel more distress than he shows.

Watch 20 minutes of each of the three types of programs (do not code behavior in commercials). Record every aggressive act and prosocial act. Some categories will have several acts. Your chart and discussion will focus on comparing the following three types of programs you will watch: 1) children’s cartoons (such as from the cartoon channel, Nick Jr); 2) children’s Teaching program can be found on cable stations like SPROUT such as Barney, Arthur, Clifford the big red dog, Berenstain Bears, or Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood; or Nick Jr

Daniel is a bright and active child, always ready to communicate with others, and very attentive to details in class and changes in peers, or adults around him. Actively, engages in any discussion in class and he learned how to control his obsession of having things the way he expects.

The Toy Story movies by Pixar Animation Studios are three movies that hold many messages for the people that choose to view the films. There are two types of content that are present in movies and books, but the content is much more important in children’s movies because the media can teach the children how to interact socially when they are older. The content of media can be broken down into two different categories that are called manifest and latent content. Manifest content is the intended message of the media, which is what the media is trying to promote for the young viewers and readers of children’s books and movies (Structural Functionalism, 2017). There are more many different examples of manifest content throughout the three Toy Story movies, but some stand out more than others. One of the main messages of Toy Story is that teamwork is key, and it is important to work together in order to achieve success (Disney, 2016). The latent content of media are the messages that are unintended and may have a negative impact on the young consumers of content (Structural Functionalism, 2017). An example of latent content from Toy Story 3 is that once someone is of no use, their lives should end (Cubria, 2014). The manifest and latent content of the Toy Story movies are very important for the social upbringings of the young viewers of the Pixar franchise.

Daniel is a very awesome individual who is to get along with. He is a hard worker, thoughtful as well as generous and respectful with everyone.

What works well is Ellie’s initial resistance to bonding with the tigers. Like in a love story, she’s challenged to love and eventually does. It might be effective in the first act to give Ellie a backstory that is subtly revealed about her inability to connect with humans. Perhaps a past break up with a fiancé etc. Show how she has a difficult time communicating with humans, and how she seems to connect better with

lucky black child who loses his fancy clothes to tigers. Its built on a well

The liger was probably one of my favorites because of it’s uniqueness. She said to us that ligers aren't common and they aren't natural. Since tigers and lions come from opposites sides of the world, a person would have to bring them together for a liger. After we saw the liger, she drove us the look at the tigers. My mom asked her how many tigers they had all together, and she replied with twenty-two, so we saw many tigers. There were two white tigers, my second favorite, and bengal tigers. Some of the tigers were grouped together, like ones that were together their whole life, or sibling ones. We then drove over to the wolves and coyotes. They had a mother wolf and a couple of young wolves and coyotes. After them, as we drove to the monkey cages, we saw some bobcats. The bobcats were my third favorite because they remind me so much of our house cats. When we got to the monkey cages, they were all over the place. Some were going through tunnels, while some where swinging around. There was this one little monkey that had a small rock, and was using the rock to roll the dirt to make a flat surface. We asked the guide why he was doing that with the rock, and she replied that she thought he was doing it because the monkey knew he was going to be fed

Friday Tigers, which was the runner-up in the 8th FILMSshort competition and winner of the People's Choice Award, is a breathtaking and heartwarming short film that shows us it's acceptable to embrace our child-like innocence as long as we're willing to face reality when the time calls for

Since Television is a big part of most children’s daily life, as was mine when I was younger. I decided to watch educational programs aimed towards young children, mainly the ones on PBS. In the class text, Berns describes the goal of PBS “… providing more specialized, diversified, and high-programs to reach to a specific age, social, and cultural groups.”(Berns 2015) Furthermore, since we don’t have cable at home. I watched the programs on YouTube that would normally would be on PBS. The first episode I watched was the program Dragon Tales. The storyline was focused on one of the main characters. In which she was getting angry and frustrated because she would lose constantly. One of the older Dragons, helped her realize that winning wasn’t

His intellect allows him to grasp subtleties and nuances in texts, and when this is coupled with his naturally cheerful disposition, it brings moments of genuine excitement for me as an educator, as well as for his peers. Daniel is never one to work alone. He always partners with others in the room to bring them along in his discovery. He works with peers. Not for them. Not despite them. “Help other people at all times” , “demonstrate good citizenship” and “demonstrate leadership in activities” are expressions that Daniel truly lives by. Not just in words, but actions. In fact, these things seem as much a part of him, as though they were never something he was taught, but something he’s always

Daniel is a seven-year-old male who is currently enrolled in the second grade in a public school. Recently Daniel's behavior has changed, and the mother expressed her concern about Daniel's lack of motivation to study and his aggressive behavior. She said that Daniel has always been a sweet and easy-going boy. Daniel has no history of medical complications, according to her mother, he has the vaccines up to date, and his last screening of hearing and vision was done by her primary doctor in January 2017, the results showed to be intact.

Dora, Blue 's Clues, and Sesame Street, are only three shows out of many that provide education to the children whose attention they gather. Dora provides a foundation of normalizing bilingualism and familiarizing children with diversity in race and culture. This show and the show Blue’s Clues show children different animals, and land structures accompanied with visual aids. Games are offered online, on phones, and the show on television present a chance for children to interact with the characters and expand their knowledge. Shows of these sorts educate