Depends on the lifestyle of your family.
Do you have to go to school every morning and aren't a morning person? Go to bed at 8 on the nights before a school day and at 9 on nights before the weekend.
Are you homeschooled and have a rather relaxed schedule? Go to bed at 9 on the nights before a school day and at 9-10 on nights before the weekend.
It really does depend on your child's personality and lifestyle. Try different things. Experiment. Even try asking your child and see what they think, considering their ideas.
Good luck!
At least a conversation. (about?)
The amount of time one should put into party planning depends on how big and extravagant the party is. If it's just a weekend get together, inviting people a week ahead and making sure you have enough food and drink during that week should suffice. If it's a year end bash, generally you should start month's in advance.
Most parents would like a little time to themselves so for a 10 year old bedtime should be 8 - 9 PM during the school week. Children need 8 - 10 good hours of sleep. They could stay up later on the weekends.
Your question is wrong. It should be: What occurs 4 times in every week, 2 times in every month, 1 time in a year but never in a day? The question should be interpreted as What occurs 4 times in "every week", 2 times in "every month", 1 time in "a year" but never in "a day"? The answer is the letter "e", which occurs 4 times in "every week", 2 times in "every month", 1 time in "a year", but does not occur in "a day".
No because it's not as cold as it was last year during this time....
Holy Week is the most solemn time during the year when we commemorate the passion and death of Our Lord. It is not a time for a celebration, such as a wedding. Also, the church building is used for a number of Holy Week rites and services and scheduling would be difficult.
at least 3000 during the weak 2000 on the weak ends. Good calories though.
10 oclock :(
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In my opinion, no stuent or any other worker should be expected to work for more than 7 1/2 hours a day, five days a week over 48 weeks a year. That would be 1500 hours a year, or about 50 hours a week in a three-term, ten week term year. For a school student, that is a 40 hour week over a 48 week year. For young people under 16, clearly the study time should be reduced.
Two weeks on 1 week off means you are on for a third of the time. So in a year (=365 days), you should be on 2*365/3 = 2431/3 days.
You should set aside $38.47 each week for 52 weeks in order to have $2,000 in one year.