Hi all! I am trying to make a rainbow garden and still need these 6 flowers:
Green mum
Pink windflower
Blue pansy
Purple hyacinth
Purple pansy
Orange lily
I’m willing to trade other items or pay for them if needed, I just really want a rainbow garden! 🌈😅
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Edited to say I got all of the flowers I needed and I really appreciate those who donated, offered, and how sweet and quick to help this whole community is. 💕
So, so sad to see Monty go but one of my dream villagers decided to camp out at my island so it’s time to say goodbye. If anyone wants him let me know, he’s cranky but sweet haha. Only fossils were gifted to him, nothing small enough to fit in his home. 🍄🙈
I finally am consistently getting only good feedback from the Happy Homes Academy reviews! I am pretty happy about this because I’ve never gotten that before and I just thought I would share my home.
Let this show people you definitely don’t need to be a perfectionist to get a good ranking because my house is a lil bit crazy. 😅🤣
Hi all,
I am looking for a bit of advice and feel like I’m reading mixed messages from what I’ve googled so I figured it’s best to just come here and ask if anyone else has any knowledge or experience with my particular pathway and becoming a high school teacher.
My current background is almost exclusively higher education with a bit of time spent in many volunteer roles with children of all ages. I have three bachelors degrees, all in arts, fine arts, or sciences. I have a Masters of Arts in Higher Education and Student Affairs. I have done some assistant teaching (through my department) but I’ve never taught a class under my own name. I very much would like to get into the classroom as quick as possible considering all the years I’ve already spent in schooling, but am unsure what pathway makes sense for me.
So, I am coming to ask if anyone knows what is the best pathway to get into a classroom without having to take several more years of schooling. Of course, I am happy to enter any type of program needed for certification but will I need to go back to school to achieve a bachelors of education when I already have four other degrees? If anyone has any insight, it would be super appreciated!
Thanks!
Hi all,
I am looking for a bit of advice and feel like I’m reading mixed messages from what I’ve googled so I figured it’s best to just come here and ask if anyone else has any knowledge or experience with my particular pathway and becoming a high school teacher.
My current background is almost exclusively higher education with a bit of time spent in many volunteer roles with children of all ages. I have three bachelors degrees, all in arts, fine arts, or sciences. I have a Masters of Arts in Higher Education and Student Affairs. I have done some assistant teaching (through my department) but I’ve never taught a class under my own name. I very much would like to get into the classroom as quick as possible considering all the years I’ve already spent in schooling, but am unsure what pathway makes sense for me.
So, I am coming to ask if anyone knows what is the best pathway to get into a classroom without having to take several more years of schooling. Of course, I am happy to enter any type of program needed for certification but will I need to go back to school to achieve a bachelors of education when I already have four other degrees? If anyone has any insight, it would be super appreciated!
Thanks!
Hi all!
I am hoping to be able to find some help here. I can pay or trade (if I have what you need/want) to obtain them, but I am looking for these four DIY’s - the mush lamp, the nova light, the crescent moon chair, and the wooden bookshelf. If no one has them I am also willing to pay or give the supplies needed to make them. Obviously willing to make multiple trades to get these items and if you’re looking for something in particular for trades then don’t hesitate to ask if I have it. :)
If you have these extra DIY's (preferred) or would be willing to help make me a few of these items, I would sincerely appreciate it! ♥️