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Re: Re: Sweep Rake pictures for those who do not know what they are.
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Posted by Larry 8N75381 on March 13, 2003 at 18:18:47 from (65.129.57.86):
In Reply to: Re: Sweep Rake pictures for those who do not know what they are. posted by Well I'll be...Barnstormer on March 13, 2003 at 17:57:10:
Barnstormer, You said, "They really want to learn." Now is the time to get them intrested in learning! They are like a dry sponge, ready to soak up anything and everything they can. If you can make it "fun", they soak it up even faster. Cultivate their curiosity and let it lead them to learn more. Think that is what my dad did - maybe without realizing it. Think he was curious himself. I can remember walking along the creek bottom turning over rocks to see what bugs were under them. He turned one over and yelled, "RUN!!" There was a wasp nest under that one! Some times you learn more than you intended. Found out that day that some wasps DO NOT have to land to "HIT" you. He got a single sting, on his hand I think, While he was running! :-) Regards,
Larry
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