What: Homemade vegetarian lasagna: plain, spinach, or gluten-free - 8”x4” aluminum pan
Cost: $10 per pan
When: Order by Tuesday, Feb 9 (sign up near school office)
Pick up, Friday, Feb 12, noon to 1 or after assembly in the 7-8 classroom
Some extras will be made, but it is most helpful if you place an order. Last year they sold out!
See Lee Chisholm with questions.
Gever Tully, founder of Tinkering School, has written a book called Fifty Dangerous Things You Should Let Your Children Do. Here's a condensed look at the kinds of things that are in the book in the form of a talk the author gave at a TED conference. The book itself is available for around $30 on amazon, and can most likely be ordered through your local indie bookseller. Here is a link to videos of a couple of Tully's talks.
It all kind of falls under Kim's previous post on Free-Range Parenting, and we'd love to know how you all feel about these issues (or are they non-issues?). Our family falls mostly on the side of letting our kids do things, but I draw the line with cars, firearms, and deliberate copyright violations. I was surprised to learn that someone we know recently gave his son a bb gun for his eighth birthday. Where do you draw those lines, and by what rationale?
Thanks to Four for keeping us supplied with interesting studies and controversies!
