Playground slide

children. The artist captured 6 colored children looking at a whites only playground through a fence whom are most likely in their own playground. The children appear young, from 3 to 8 years old and their clothes look worn and wrinkled. The playground is hard to see by the chain-link fence, but what we can see seems like a fancy and expensive playground. A Ferris wheel is seen in the far background along with some slides. The day is sunny and it looks like a dry summer day. Colorful clothes of…

and is still a procrastinator. He compares the brains of the Rational Decision Maker versus the Instant Gratification Monkey. Urban is explaining the difference between the Rational Decision Maker and the Instant Gratification Monkey, by using a slide show. I agree with Urban on a how procrastinators think and/or act. To an extent, I am a procrastinator, especially on this paper that is due. However, my husband is the picture-perfect procrastinator. According…

What is it like to be a Special Education Teacher for Extended School Year? I learned during my field observation that being a special education teacher for Gwinnett County Public School opens the door to many opportunities, one of which is the availability to work as a teacher for Extended School Year (ESY). Students are eligible for ESY services if they have an IEP and have data to support significant gains made on their individual goals and objectives. In addition, the student has displayed…

This outdoor playground is perfectly suited for children ages 5-8. Railings and walls protect the open edges of the elevated platforms. No sharp objects protrude in ways that could lead to possible hazards; the model outlines structures that are covered or made of soft, sturdy material such as plastic or rubber. The playground is also very contained to one area making it easy for adults to monitor all children at play. Because of these safety percussions, children as young as five can play in…

The things I would not change about the book would be the characters. I like how each of the characters are represented as, and kind of what happened. I would not change would be the personalities of each character, for example Clay is a nice, shy, and sweet boy. I like the cafe scene where Hannah, Jessica, and Alex did there stress free circle. I would also not change the setting of the story, for example where it takes place, in a small town with a small high school. I would only change…

When I initially think about art as entertainment, I don’t imagine art in a gallery but rather music or television shows. Though I was recently exposed to a different form of art as entertainment, that being the work of Carsten Holler. Holler’s work brought a new meaning to the phrase “art as entertainment” for me with pieces such as Test Site and Amusement Park, both of which are interactive installations visitors can both view and experience if they so choose. For this reason, “the work must…

While at the playground, D was accompanied by two fellow classmates. While at the playground, D’s aggressive behavior seemed to have subsided. He was interacting with fellow classmates very well. He appeared to be happy and excited about being in the playground with his fellow classmates. As the observation continued, D’s behavior drastically changed. At one point, D approached another…

obnoxious yellow slide for at least fifteen minutes, as a four-year-old fifteen minutes stretch out longer than they should be. Every minute is a small eternity and to me, I didn't think they were coming back. I was alone. I peeked my head out from the slide and crooned to listen for sounds of laughter. Hoping to hear someone screaming "I found you!" but I heard nothing. The entire park was empty and not one of the kids I had met earlier was around. I sat back down underneath the slide deciding…

It was in the fifth grade at Boones Ferry elementary school. It was spring time, and the leaves were growing and the sun was shining that day. It was one o’clock at lunch time and a bunch of girls sat at a lunch table closest to the doors to outside. The lunch room was small and could only fit the fourth and fifth graders. There were six of us at the table, Summer, Kaleah, Nicole, And maddie. Kaleah and I were not friends, and the only reason she sat with us was because we shared friends. The…

Math Morals By Kelly Anne “Brrrrrrring,” went the school bell. The crisp air on the playground felt amazing. I didn’t want to go inside. The big trees surrounding our playground were just beginning to change colors and the slides, swings, and giant field were all calling my name. “Come on Jay!” I grabbed my backpack and jogged into our school. I briskly walked to the classroom. Miss Fisher hates it when I’m late. “Hey man!” Jordan called out. “Hey Jordan,” we high-fived. I strolled into our…