Can't tell the difference between a cold, the flu, and a flu-like illness? A cold is an infection of the upper respiratory tract that occurs in the nose and throat; influenza is an acute respiratory infection caused by the influenza virus; and influenza-like illnesses are any viruses that cause symptoms as severe as the flu. A common cold is an infection of the upper respiratory tract that occurs in the nose and throat. There are hundreds of viruses that cause colds. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, and runny nose, not necessarily a fever. Colds

Thanksgiving Card] - November is the month of thanksgiving. In this season of thanksgiving, we will lead our children to talk about what they are thankful for, whether it is to people, things, objects, or the environment around them, and we will start to build up a sense of gratitude from a young age. Modern children have received so much love that they often don't know how to express their gratitude and take it for granted. Therefore, how to appropriately express gratitude is a lesson worth leading. Today, we will distribute a piece of B5 pastel paper, please finish it on 11/14 (next).

"Winter" means "end" or "freeze", and the arrival of "winter" signifies the arrival of winter. At this time of the year, farmers have finished their crop activities and are ready to store their harvests; many animals are also preparing to hibernate to survive the cold winter. In Taiwan, there is a custom on the day of "Lidong", the so-called "winter tonic". Because the ancients believed that the cold weather in winter requires nutritional supplementation, you will find "mutton stoves" in the streets.

The National Day of the Republic of China (ROC) is set on October 10, 1911, the day of the Wuchang Uprising, also known as Double Ten Day, Double Ten National Day, Double Ten Celebration, and National Day of the Republic of China. The Wuchang Uprising was the beginning of the Xinhai Revolution. Within two months after the Uprising, revolutionary actions succeeded in various parts of China, and eventually succeeded in overthrowing the Qing Dynasty and establishing the Republic of China (ROC) on January 1, 1912, making it the first universally-recognized republic in East Asia. This day is also a national holiday of the Republic of China.

20. Israel Child allowance: about NT$1,750 per month for the first child, increasing with the number of children Education grant: a lump sum of about NT$57,000 Childcare services: free education for 3-4 year olds 3.03 → 2.90 Israel Central Bureau of Statistics 21. Hungary Fertility incentive: life-long income tax exemption (applies to women with more than 4 children) Family Housing subsidy: up to about NT$ for families with many children

Happiness often comes from the smallest things, whether it's a delicious dessert for afternoon tea or a delicious meal for dinner, it's a joyful experience, but it's often short-lived and fleeting. One's perception of happiness determines whether one's heart is calm and joyful. Our heart is the light of happiness. Gratitude is the source of inner happiness. Gratitude enriches the spirit and enriches the mind with joy and happiness, like warm sunshine.

Literacy is simply the integrated learning of knowledge, abilities and attitudes. In the new kindergarten syllabus after the integration of child care in 2012, the development trend of early childhood education curricula around the world has already been taken into consideration, emphasizing the six core qualities for the integrated development of young children: awareness, communication, care and cooperation, reasoning and appreciation, imagination and creativity, and self-direction, which means that through integrated learning, children will be nurtured to become communicators, reasoners, thinkers, cooperators, confident, and tolerant.

Graduation is a symbol of growth, it means that your child is about to enter another stage and face new challenges, and it is an event with special significance. It is an event with special significance. It is always recommended that adults attend and participate in the graduation ceremony! Coincidentally, this June, there are many children around us who are graduating. Whether it's a graduation from primary to secondary school, from kindergarten to primary school, or even a university graduation that requires them to put on their uniforms and caps, it's a great time to be a part of something special. Graduation ceremonies, both in the past and present, have a general flow of

In the mid-nineteenth century, under the impetus of American educators such as Horace Mann, the United States carried out educational reforms such as the Unified Education System, and summer vacation in schools was one of the reforms, which was supported by the medical and psychological professions, who believed that the prolonged "pressure" on students was not conducive to growth, and that crowding together in the summer could easily lead to the breeding of contagious diseases. After half a century of hard work and social maturity, it was the right thing to do. As the United States transformed into an industrial society, transportation costs were reduced, the middle class emerged, and by summer