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2020-05-12
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Date & Time Description Age Group* Sitter Thursday, May 21 @ 2 p.m. Marion will lead circle time with songs, dances and games! (Japanese/English) FULL...
FOR FREE GROUP ZOOM SESSIONS, Check out the schedule here ! Whether you're looking for a break from kid duty (no judgment here), are concerned about your child's progress in language or just want them to have social interaction, check out CareFinder's virtual babysitting services. It's so important - especially these days- for children to have regular interaction. It helps them maintain a sense of normalcy, release pent-up energy and keep their social and emotional...
In addition to the many ways the coronavirus has quickly impacted our lives - from school closures to working from home - it's also meant that our families are no longer able to explore Japan's cultural and entertainment landmarks. Museums are closed and domestic travel is not recommended under the country's state of emergency. While nothing can replace seeing Tokyo's skyline from Tokyo Tower's highest point or watching snow monkeys in Jigokudani in person, technology can give us the next best thing! Many museums, zoos and other popular destinations in Japan have live streams or virtual tours...
If you're going a little stir-crazy after several weeks of being at home, working from home and sometimes teaching at home thanks to school closures, you're not alone! The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in billions of people around the world being cooped up indoors in an effort to "flatten the curve." While there may be some comfort in company, it's likely not helping you to stay cool, calm and collected. And to be fair: there is a global pandemic that's upending society and economies all over the world. You're allowed to be out of sorts! But existing in crisis mode, especially when you...
As the impact of the coronavirus in Japan evolves, the Prime Minister has declared a state of emergency for seven prefectures: Hyogo, Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka, Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa. What the state of emergency means can differ from prefecture to prefecture and will also vary from family to family. In Tokyo, Governor Yuriko Koike has asked that certain businesses temporarily close in addition to (strongly) suggesting people stay at home unless they need to...
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