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Unread 09-05-2007, 15:13
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Re: Suggestions for One Day Work Shop Ages 5 - 13

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Originally Posted by Roger View Post
Since you have only four groups of many kids (vs my lots of 1-2 kids plus parent groups), maybe you can enlarge the size of the bridge to a manilla folder size (cut into letter size?). Of course, that means more pennies...
To clarify:
We have 4 sessions (4 groups)
Each session can be 12 to 14 children.
From there we usually break them into smaller groups of 3 or 4 children with a mentor. That is where the teamwork comes in, the 3 or 4 children work together to achieve a goal. It is very very hard for them to work together - to trust.

I will try to post a photo from last year's penny boats so you can see. Because of the circumstances, we can not photograph their faces which is a shame - they are so engaged in the activity and concentrate so hard on the challenge. I'll see if I can find one I can post.
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