Holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving are steeped in tradition. You may not have such a set plan for the new year, yet you want to commemorate the passing of time in a meaningful way. Here are four ideas on how to make this new year’s celebration special. Go to a New Years Eve Party If you join one of the new years eve parties in your area, you can join in on a group of people that’s also out celebrating. Read More»
Now that the school year is almost half over, it’s time to start thinking about those end-of-year assemblies. Those wonderful activities that students tend to love, and teachers tend to loathe. The ironic thing is that the students and the teachers share a common reason for their feelings regarding assemblies; they cut into instructional time. If you’re planning end-of-year assemblies, do your best to make sure they’re as stress-free as possible. Read More»
Many employers use escape rooms as the perfect venue for a staff outing. In this environment, staff members can get to know each other better, while management may even be able to see previously unnoticed positive traits among certain staff members. If you’re headed to an escape room venue with a group from your office, you’ll want to give some thought on how to divide the group to compete against one another. Read More»
If you are starting to plan your dream wedding and you want to make sure that your guests are going to have a fantastic time that they will remember forever, you need to put some extra time into the entertainment planning. To help with this, you can take a moment to review the following tips. Hire Some Performers Sure, you might have already thought about hiring a band or a DJ, but you might want to take it a step further. Read More»
When you decide to begin teaching piano lessons to children and adults in your community, one of your first priorities will be to develop a plan on how you’ll approach teaching. Some teachers provide a series of lessons for a series of weeks, while others take a similar approach but provide a written and/or performance examination at the end of a set period of time. There are advantages to the former scenario, but you’ll generally find that scheduling exams — even if they make your students a little anxious — is a good idea. Read More»