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Can you believe that it is almost August?  Where did July go? I hope you all are having a great summer! Not to be the bearer of bad news  but school at Link Learning resumes on August 29! With the said, I thought I would post some  tips on how to maximize your online learning experience! How to Succeed at Online School 1. Organize, organize, organize. I cannot stress enough how important it is to have a plan when learning online on your own. You don’t have a school bell or teachers telling you to go to class, so it can be easy to forget about time.  When I was taking online classes for my college degrees, I would make a daily plan about what material I had to cover that day. I would incorporate specific break times. Because I was also working a full time job, I had my day planned out to the minute. Please contact me if you'd like us to help you make a "study schedule". 2. Minimize distractions and procrastination. Sitting at home or in bed while notifications ping on your

National Dog Photography Day  (Click 👆to learn more) (Ms Kelly's Dog Akasha) National Dog Photography Day, celebrated on July 26 every year, aims to encourage dog owners, pet enthusiasts, photography enthusiasts, and all dog lovers to post as many photos of their dogs, guilt-free.  Did you know that the United States has the highest pet dog population in the world?  Yes, the United States has the highest pet dog population among all the countries, with approximately 75.8 million pet dogs.  This relatively new holiday has become a sensation as pet parents across the globe showcase their beloved pets on this day! (Ms Kelly's "Grand-Fur-Baby" Nellie)  Thus, National Dog Photography Day is an enjoyable day that encourages everyone to showcase the bond they share with their dog.  Some dogs can be quite photogenic and others may not be a big fan of the camera, but we can agree on one thing – all dogs are cute little fluff balls!  So, what are you waiting for?  Take your ca

Every summer there is at least one song that sticks in my mind as my absolute favorite! Eventually I will hear that song on a cold, winter day and think back to summertime. Do you have a favorite summertime 2022 song yet? Music has also been linked to 👉 dopamine 👈  release, involved in regulating mood and craving behavior, which seems to predict music’s ability to bring us pleasure.  Coupled with the effects on 👉 endorphins 👈, music seems to make us feel good and connect with others. I love all types of music from rock to rap with a touch country in between!  What's your favorite 👉 genre 👈 of music? Billboard Hot 100 (Click 👆to hear music) Take a moment and let me know what you're listening to! What is your favorite song? Also,  If you haven't already please take a moment to fill out your 2022-2023 👉 EDP 👈 Filling out the survey will only take a moment! Your Opinion Matters! and Your Voice Counts!  

Happy National Lollipop Day! (Click 👆to Learn More)  National Lollipop Day celebrates the invention of the lollipop, how it brightens every childhood and makes everyone happy! In the Midwest of America, they are known as suckers!  Lollipops usually consist of hardened sugar and corn syrup with added flavoring.  They are mounted on a stick and intended for licking or sucking.  Lollipops come in dozens of flavors, colors, and shapes.  Sometimes they contain fillings, such as a soft candy or bubble gum. Do you remember this TV commercial? (Click 👆to watch) 👉 Toostie pops 👈 have always been by favorite type of sucker. What is your favorite lollipop or sucker? My sister liked 👉  Charms 👈 because they have bubble gum in the middle. Everyone has gotten at least one  👉 Dum Dum 👈 sucker in their Halloween bag!  I don't mind the root beer ones! 😊 National Lollipop Day is the perfect occasion to enjoy the confectionery that reminds most of us of childhood.  Grab a lollipop to celebra

Happy National Gummy Worm Day (Click 👆to Learn More) You know what the best bait for fishing for people with a sweet tooth is?  If you guessed the gummy worm, you’re in the right place with the right sense of humor. 😁 History of National Gummi Worm Day Before we can talk about Gummi Worms, we have to talk about Gummi Bears. Gummi Bears were the original Gummi candy created by the Haribo company in 1920.  These delicious ursine candies came in a broad variety of fruit flavors and were intended for both adults and children to enjoy. Do you. like Gummi Worms? What’s your favorite flavor? How to celebrate National Gummi Worm Day Celebrating National Gummi Worm Day is delicious! You just have to get out there into the world and find your favorite variety of gummi worm.  Once you have it in your grasps, devour it without hesitation, savoring the flavors and textures that comes from this iconic candy.  If you want to get creative, you can get bake delicious devil food cakes with gummi worms

NATIONAL MAC AND CHEESE DAY (Click 👆to Learn More) Do you like Macaroni and Cheese? It's one of my favorite foods! Some fascinating facts about Mac & Cheese (Click👆to Learn More) Mac & cheese is not only a delicious dish, but it is an official crayon color as well. In 1993, Crayola named one of its crayon colors ‘Macaroni and Cheese.’ Mac & cheese is considered a national dish in Canada. Plus, a box of Kraft Mac & Cheese is actually the most-purchased grocery product in the country. History of National Mac & Cheese Day (Click 👆to Learn More) The History of National Mac & Cheese Day is the history of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, known throughout the world by various names, including simply Kraft Dinner in the Canada. While it seems a simple thing, a dish of macaroni with cheese, it was in fact quite an innovation for its time and started an important tradition in ready to prepare foods. Kraft Macaroni & Cheese was created as a response to the trying time

  Night Sky Map for July 2022: The Summer Triangle (Click 👆to Learn More) Are you a Star Gazer ?                                  (Click 👆to Learn More) I love looking at the night sky. Did you know that there are    three “stars of summer,” which make up the Summer Triangle:  Vega, Altair, and Deneb?  Once you’ve spotted the Summer Triangle, you can use it to find other sights. The largest and most prominent asterism (unofficial star pattern) associated with the Triangle is the  Northern Cross ,  comprised of the brightest stars in Cygnus.  Smaller and less prominent, but quite striking, is the exquisite little  Parallelogram   which hangs just below blazing Vega in Lyra.  Sagitta the Arrow  is a dim but delightful constellation that sits at the upper left of Altair. It’s one of the smallest constellations, and it really does look like a little arrow!  Just below Sagitta and similar in size is tiny  Delphinus the Dolphin . Elsewhere on this map, you’ll find other asterisms of note,