I found this website about cooking classes etc around delray beach ..they may know where to lead you to.
I live near Panama city beach so I am further away.http://cooking.meetup.com/cities/us/fl/delray_beach/
Ok, I'm in a skills for living class, and tomorrow I have to make breakfast for 20 kids! I have about 45 whole minutes to cook, but the fastest time would be best. What's something that's good and easy to make for breakfast? Thanks so much!
i would take ground sauage and brown, then add beaten eggs with a little milk, salt , pepper to sauage scramble eggs till almost done, add shreaded cheese, place in tortilla shells, and eat… breakfast burritos.. yummy… plus u can go in taco bell and pocket some taco sauce this evening so they will be just like the ones you get from mickey d's… and if you want have a apple or orange wedge… hope this helps
Ok so here is my basic resume!
Age- 13
Grade- 8th & Homeschooled
Training- CPR Certified and have taken and completed 2 Babysitting Courses. Also a First Aid Course.
Religion- Assemblies of God and Methodist (I do not push my religion on children, and I do not usually just start busting out Bible Stories unless I know the parents would be ok with it)
Siblings- I live with 2 sisters who are 3 and 7, then my dad (who I visit often) has 4 kids boy and girls ranging from 1-8
References-
One family I have been babysitting for about a year has 2 girls who are 3 and 7.
My Cousin has a son who is 1, I have babysat him since he was 11 months old.
I do different jobs for several familes I know, and families in my church.
Hours I can Babysit- I am homeschool so since I can do the work the next day I can babysit until 11ish sometimes later on week nights and any time including staying over on weekends.
Cooking Credits- I have taken a child nutrician course, and a 1 normal cooking class.
Activities I Am Involved In- 4 H, Choir, Drama Team, and Dance (ball room, country, and basic line dancing.)
oh, haha, yes my mistake, i was typing fast
If I was going to let a 13 yr old baby sit my kids I would have to know them well and know that they are responsible and intelligent (im not saying you aren’t) While you’re resume is very impressive….I’m not sure I would let you because I don’t know you.
something that poped in my head and i couldn't get it out till i finished xD
basically i was screwing around with vegas ^^;
this was actually done about 5-6 days ago just forgot to upload it here ^^;
Duration : 6 min 46 sec
I get extra credit for cooking something French for my classroom. It’s a French class consisting of about 25 kids, so it can’t be something costly. What would you recommend I cook? Thanks.
Crepes….
Just buy a package of premade crepes and serve them with strawberry preserve and whipped cream…no mess, cheap and easy.
Background:
-50+ yrs old from Guyana.
-Has worked for us for almost 2 years
-2 years ago started at $450/wk.
-Was paying $500/wk for 1 child (now 2.5 yrs) – gave a raise of $50 after 1st year
-Now paying $600/wk for 2 kids (added a baby in March)
-location: West 100th st
Duties:
-7:15am – 4:30pm, M-F
-Does kids laundry
-Empties trash, vacuums kids room
-Takes kids to classes, play dates
- No shopping, cooking, or other cleaning
Benefits:
-5 paid sick days a year
-2 weeks paid vacation
-All major holidays off, paid (~11 per year)
So here's the issue:
When the new baby came the nanny asked for $650 (up from $500 for just the 2.5 yr. old). We balked and ended up at $600 through the summer which will complete her "year" (my wife is a teacher so the "year begins in September).
This year I'd like to hold at $600 but I'm worried if she walks we won't find a repalcement for $600 or less. Also, we like her. She's not perfect (sometimes late) but she's caring.
I live in NJ – right over the bridge $650.00 sounds about right due to the fact she is doing all that other work. Good child care is hard to find