Lisa Peretin
Lisa Peretin, an Indiana native, is an elementary art teacher for a parochial school serving grades pre-K through 8. I'm hoping this forum will give me the chance to enhance and share my writing skills with others.
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B.A. in Communications from Valparaiso UniversityInterests
elementary art, design, organization skills, public relations, inspirational quotes and essays, reading, Amish culture, communicationsMotto
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Minority Students and MotivationThere is little research on how some students succeed against the odds. Usually, research focuses on the differences between groups. Few studies actually look at differences in achievement within the same cultural group.
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Living with Juvenile Type 1 DiabetesDoctors and hospitals train you on the technical aspects of having diabetes, but there are many tips and words of wisdom you won't get in a hospital. This is a glimpse into the life of a newly diagnosed type 1 diabetic. -
Tips for a Successful Garage, Yard or Tag SaleYou can turn your unwanted and unused household items into well-earned cash with careful planning and promotion.
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The World's Fascination with Jon & Kate Plus 8A reality TV junkie's opinion of the world's fascination with Jon & Kate Gosselin.
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Easiest Cake Recipe EVERIncredibly easy and inexpensive cake recipe that only has two ingredients. Perfect for summer barbeques, potlucks, parties and showers.
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Credit Card Debt SolutionsCredit card debt needs to be dealt with head-on even if you cannot afford to make your payments. You can handle your debt and work with your creditors.
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Healthy and Refreshing Summer SaladsWith the abundance of summer-fresh veggies available this time of year, there is plenty of variety and color you can add to your healthy diet. -
Timeless TreasuresThis is a story I wrote two years ago in reflection of my daughters' fleeting childhood years.
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Colorful Pasta SaladThis is the perfect pasta salad for BBQ and summer parties because it is a colorful addition to any table, and it will not spoil like a creamy salad.
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Vincent Van Gogh Art Project for Grade 1Students will create a crayon-resist with silhouettes after studying the works of Vincent Van Gogh. -
Students Study the Artwork of Famous Children's Book Author Eric CarleThird graders learn about the artwork of Eric Carle in art class, and then create a similar piece of art.
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Healthy Lunch Ideas for the WorkplaceAn elementary school teacher shares her favorite lunch ideas that are easy to make, easy to eat and fulfilling as well. -
Favorite Farmers Markets in Porter County, IndianaChesterton, Indiana, offers a nice variety of goods at its annual European Market, while Portage, Indiana, decides to enter into the farmers market arena as well. -
Students Celebrate Going Green with SchoolGlobesEach student in grades six, seven, and eight designed a globe around their own "green" theme during an 8-week lesson. -
Project P.I.G. Paper-Mache is Eco-Friendly and GreenStudents learned all about the method of paper-mache, and discovered that Paper-mache Is Green! By using recycled materials, such as newspapers and plastic cups, 2-liter bottles and foil, each child created a PIG. -
Elementary School Students Create "Kinder-Garden"Students in Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2 have created this "Kinder-Garden" for our Lobby. This garden will provide both a "green space" and an "artful place", serving a purpose while being aesthetically pleasing.