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Youngsters follow an adult ‘walking the plank’ in the fields outside Farley nursery. Inspectors gave it a glowing report
1 posted on 11/12/2006 6:47:07 PM PST by saquin
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To: saquin

My God! Someone gets it.


2 posted on 11/12/2006 6:48:42 PM PST by AntiKev (Keppler makes the world go 'round.)
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To: saquin

My 3 boys spent most of their days outside when they were small. And if they didn't want to go outside I tossed them out there. Boys need fresh air! ;)
susie


3 posted on 11/12/2006 6:52:53 PM PST by brytlea (amnesty--an act of clemency by an authority by which pardon is granted esp. to a group of individual)
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To: saquin

More power to her. And may all atourney's trying to sue her for mishaps fall in their own pits.


4 posted on 11/12/2006 6:54:08 PM PST by Quix (LET GOD ARISE AND HIS ENEMIES BE SCATTERED. LET ISRAEL CALL ON GOD AS THEIRS! & ISLAM FLUSH ITSELF)
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self ping


5 posted on 11/12/2006 7:09:03 PM PST by elfman2 (An army of amateurs doing the media's job.)
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To: saquin; metmom

I wonder how come they're so clean.

My kids spent much of their days outside (when I lived in the country, of course). Kids go insane if they can't romp outside a lot.


7 posted on 11/12/2006 7:37:08 PM PST by little jeremiah (Jesus' message is not "BUY MORE STUFF"!)
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To: saquin

Hurrah!!! I hope this catches on. My bonus son is a big healthy boy of 13 who has been so wrapped in "cotton wool" (I just love that) that he knows how to do nothing and is afraid of almost everything. Since we have him most weekends now, we are exploring stuff he should have been doing at 4 and 5.

Researchers now believe that part of the so-called attention deficit comes from constant exposure to tv and videos. Children can' focus on anything for more than seconds, because the only input they've ever known is the constantly changing tv screen. They can't focus long enough to read or to appreciate what they read, they can't focus long enough to learn anything, so the cure is drugs???


9 posted on 11/13/2006 4:20:26 AM PST by Roses0508 (Democracy does not guarantee equality of conditions - it only guarantees equality of opportunity.)
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To: saquin

Hurrah!!! I hope this catches on. My bonus son is a big healthy boy of 13 who has been so wrapped in "cotton wool" (I just love that) that he knows how to do nothing and is afraid of almost everything. Since we have him most weekends now, we are exploring stuff he should have been doing at 4 and 5.

Researchers now believe that part of the so-called attention deficit comes from constant exposure to tv and videos. Children can' focus on anything for more than seconds, because the only input they've ever known is the constantly changing tv screen. They can't focus long enough to read or to appreciate what they read, they can't focus long enough to learn anything, so the cure is drugs???


10 posted on 11/13/2006 4:20:29 AM PST by Roses0508 (Democracy does not guarantee equality of conditions - it only guarantees equality of opportunity.)
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To: saquin

its a lovely happy well run nursery.. the children are happy and learning about outside life..the adults associated with the nursery all believe in what they are doing and support Sue and her team .. the children are doing what children should do... exploring.. observing... discovering... and having fun without it being an electronic means!


11 posted on 11/15/2006 1:59:12 PM PST by slt
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