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posted by tnt  on Nov 16 2008
I am wanting to put a cardboard tree on a wall in my classroom but cannot use staples nails or anything that will puncture the wall or damage it in any way help please   ....

Share your most fun, interesting, cute, etc. playground story!
posted by bcwubi  on Nov 18 2008
Ok, so I had a thought today that it would be fun to start a thread where people can share their playground stories.  I think this would be something entertaining to read and hopefully people will keep adding to it and it'll just keep growing.  I'm with KaBOOM! and unfortunat....

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I thought this was a great aticle in the paper this week...a group of educators are determined to fight for play. Excerpt: "We're all sad, and we're a littl....

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Here's a fun fundraiser -
Posted: 04 Feb 08 10:55 AM
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Hold a local "Amazing Race". Entry fee is $25 per person and there can be teams of 2 - 4 players. Send the contestants on a scavenger hunt/task based race around your area. For instance, start with them having to solve a puzzle which will lead to the next clue. Then maybe to the local library to find a certain book and the librarian can give the next clue, then to a local park or wooded area to follow a treasure map to the next clue, or then to a local bowling alley to bowl a strike before they can get the next clue. The prize can be either cash or a donated electronic device like a DVD player or TV or such. We are planning one for May so I don't have a personal account of money raised, but others who have done this had at least 150 people enter which was $3750 minus expenses. Bottom line, it sounds like fun!
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Re: Here's a fun fundraiser -
Posted: 12 Feb 08 10:28 AM
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What a cool idea!
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Re: Here's a fun fundraiser -
Posted: 14 Feb 08 12:03 PM
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My dormmates and I watch TAR all the time...we'd totally participate in this if someone did it in our town
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