Re: *** BREAD : THE MOVIE ***

Sue wrote:
> On Sun, 11 May 2008 19:13:48 -0700 (PDT), DavidL <Dvd716@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
> 
>> Reminds me of the bread factory they used to take us to visit on
>> school field trip.
>> They would send us home with a little paper hat.
> 
> Around here it was the cotton gin (for my older kids as I wasn't
> raised here - we went to SF for the opera for our big field trips).
> My younger kids got to go to museums, The Nutcracker and stuff a
> little more worldly than the gin.
> Sue
> 


My kids have had all kinds of field trips.  Daughter went to the Cooper 
Clinic for health class.  And they went to the fed. reserve office here 
to see how money was shredded for government class.  Both kids have had 
trips to Six Flags.  The youngest has been to the zoo, the railroad 
museum (VERY cool), a working farm, Enterprise City (a city run by 
kids), a week of "summer camp" in May (that was pretty cool, too), the 
Science Place, and many more.

The camp experience was really cool.  Our school district takes EVERY 
5th grader to various camps in Texas and Oklahoma (different schools go 
to different camps), where they spend a week hiking, canoing, and all 
the other stuff kids do at camp.  It's all done with classroom tie-ins. 
  I got to go as a chaperone, and I'm so glad I did.  It was a truly 
cool thing for a lot of kids who are raised in the city -- many have 
never been or will never go to a summer camp.  Almost every one of them 
will tell you it's the highlight of their 5th grade year.


Cindy
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