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Dive into an empowering new podcast series hosted by Youth Empowerment through Songwriting coach, singer-songwriter, and TEDx speaker: Emma G. “Reconnect with your Teenager” is an invigorating podcast hosted by the world-traveling creative from New Zealand now living in DC. Get inspired and gain valuable insight into navigating modern parenting in the post COVID world. If you’re like most parents, you want to do everything in your power to help them thrive. But it’s not always easy - especially during these challenging times. That’s where Reconnect with your Teenager comes in. This ...

Quando Piccolo Orso va a pescare al fiume Piccolo Tigre se ne sta a casa ed è molto triste. Così, Piccolo Tigre decide di chiedere a Piccolo Orso di scrivergli una bella lettera! È così che tutto ha inizio: i due amici inventano la posta, la posta aerea e anche il telefono con una rete sotterranea di cavi.

Piccolo Tigre ha organizzato una grande festa per il suo compleanno e tutti sono invitati! Una bella festa è arte, perché deve essere indimenticabile e, poiché tutti compiono gli anni, è certamente utile sapere come si festeggia. Janosch è nato a Zabrze, in Polonia, nel 1931. Ha scritto più di cento libri per bambini, libri illustrati e romanzi, inventato storie e personaggi ed è il padre orgoglioso di Tigre, Orso e dei loro amici.

Bonnie Belmont is running, but it’s not from the law—it’s from the nightmare that’s her stepdad. She’s desperate to escape his creepy advances and vile words, and at barely eighteen, she’s ready to fight for a new life, a fresh start. But first, she needs a job. A way to survive. Anything is better than what she’s running from.

Un giorno Piccolo Tigre si ammala. Piccolo Orso è pronto ad aiutarlo e lo accompagna perfino all'ospedale. Da una visita e una radiografia si scopre che una striscia si è spostata! Quindi, gli viene fatta una punturina, fa un bel sogno ed ecco qua: dopo un'operazione Piccolo Tigre è tornato quello di sempre. Non è andata poi così male!

Piccolo Tigre vuole insegnare a Piccolo Orso ad attraversare la strada. Il problema è che neanche Piccolo Tigre sa esattamente come si fa, quindi lo insegna loro il signor Castoro: "Chi va a piedi, è un pedone"; "Il marciapiede finisce dove c'è il cordolo"; "Quando TUTTE le auto si sono fermate si può attraversare la strada".

Piccolo Orso e Piccolo Tigre sognano la "più grande felicità del mondo": la ricchezza. E dove si trovano di solito i tesori? Sottoterra, naturalmente! Così scavano e cercano ovunque. Con il suo stile incredibilmente affascinante, Janosch racconta i diversi incontri che i due protagonisti faranno durante la la loro ricerca, come diventeranno finalmente ricchi, come perderanno di nuovo tutto e come, nonostante ciò, saranno comunque felici.

"Quello che mi piace di più di una bicicletta è il campanello", disse Piccolo Orso. A ogni tigrotto serve una bicicletta! Ma, prima di tutto, bisogna sapere alcune cose al riguardo per essere sicuri di non farsi male. Non solo dove sono i freni, ma anche le regole più importanti del codice della strada per imparare a guidare con attenzione. È proprio questo che si impara in questa storia. In teoria e, quasi, anche in pratica.

Un giorno l'amicizia tra Piccolo Tigre e Piccolo Orso è messa a dura prova: Piccolo Tigre ha incontrato il suo amico Piccolo Maialino, hanno mangiato l'impasto della torta e giocato... e, così, Piccolo Tigre si è trasferito da lui! Si è quasi dimenticato di Piccolo Orso, che se ne sta a casa tutto solo. Piccolo Tigre, però, non si è davvero dimenticato di lui, ma soltanto "quasi"... Una storia di bonaria gelosia e amicizia raccontata con molto umorismo.

Welcome to Build in Norfolk! I’m Emma Bennett, Growth Manager at Invest Nebraska and Intersect Coworking and Incubator. This podcast is all about highlighting the builders, creators, and innovators shaping the future of Northeast Nebraska. Whether you’re a startup founder, small business owner, or just someone interested in the growing entrepreneurial ecosystem here, this podcast is for you.

Här kommer jag att ladda upp avsnitt som innehåller olika former av ASMR, tanken är att du ska bli lugn och avslappnad av att "hänga med mig". Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/emma-asmr. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angry Femmes is a Podcast hosted by Laine and Emma that centers around complex mental illnesses, self image, and self help. Having their own experiences with disorders, medication, therapists, and extreme low points, they share their laughter and connection to embrace the hard times. They are also both a part of the LGBTQ+ community and identify as femme queer women, where the title “Angry Femmes” stems from. As they learn to embrace their shadow selves and be open about their inner worlds, they take charge of their healing journey and encourage others to do the same.

Thanks for listening to our extended voice memos (AKA our routine facetime calls), you won’t regret it. Or maybe you will. Emma and Amelia welcome that challenge with open arms and they knock on wood that it isn't the latter; after all, how hard can it really be?They tackle a variety of topics during their early 20s and post-grad including but not limited to the do’s and don'ts of college, unpopular opinions, and hot-takes. Turning a nervous habit into a positive affirmation, there will be no shortage of talking points. Sometimes discussing unfortunate turn of events, or telling stories ...

Gabi is footloose and fancy-free, floating through life and one-night stands. When her grandmother announces she’s returning to Spain and asks Gabi to go with her, Gabi happily agrees. A fresh start might be just what she needs to find direction.

The Richard I. Bong Center is launching their first ever podcast called History North. History North will feature anecdotes from the Center’s collection and aims to share stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Briana and Emma, the two behind the show, want to inspire the community by connecting them to local heroes and historical figures that are commemorated at the Center. The stories of the past are what make today, today. We urge you to listen to the remarkable and inspiring lives of historic midwesterners as well as incredible contributions from local professionals and ...

Two teenage girls who really are just like the other girls, chat about all things involving the practical aspects of being a sheltered Christian girl in today's society (and sometimes get very sidetracked).

SpaceWatch.Global is launching a podcast series called "Space Economy Insights" that aims to address three key questions in the space industry: emerging market segments in the space economy, inclusivity in the space industry, and the relationship between space security and space commerce. The podcast aims to highlight the practical aspects that enable the space economy and connect the benefits of space with human and economic activities on Earth. It also aims to engage communities outside the space industry, such as medicine, agriculture, mining, and communications, and to emphasize the ...

Faith Benson isn’t your emergency contact, she’s the party-girl friend you call for a good time. She's the gal-pal who loves mimosas at brunch and martinis at Happy Hour. But her carefree lifestyle threatens her job at a top Seattle ad agency; there’s no one better at landing big accounts (when she shows up). But now her boss demands she take a leave of absence to get her head on straight.

The fictional character Lewis McKinsey resides in New York City, which is in close proximity to Wall-Street, although his external connections are not immensely evident when considering Lou’s known propensity in stating.

This is the second of a series of 2nd-grade spelling books. Sight Words for 2nd Graders books are broken down into smaller segments to build self-confidence in your child. Your child will gain confidence by completing the whole book and will be motivated to begin the next book of 2nd-grade sight words. Click buy and start building your child's self-esteem and love of learning.