Childrens School Bags

I think nowadays school childrens that too primary students carrying a lots of books in their back. I feel very bad of it. Primary students that too 3rd to 5th are troubling a lot. I want some good opinion about this matter because m also a school student and m also suffering from this. I want a good answer.....

Definitely it is a burden to the sttudents.

Many of them travel a lot of distance in cab or matadors carrying a bulky bag. on their backs

Even the tiny tots of LKG carries more weight on the back which is some times heavier then their own weights.

It is the morality for the school authorities to provide a locker to all students in the school and able to take and study books the book which is really needed and keep the balance weight in the locker itself.

when schools authorities is charging donation for admission
and building multi stories,every year, it is the morality to provide little help to the students.

2008-07-11 04:19:20 by Priyanka J

My childrens school will be collecting some items to send to members of the National Guard. It is a Christian school and we would like to include some Bibles.

What would be preferred by the soldiers? A small pocket size one in a plastic bag, The Outdoor Bible which is larger and comes in a camo bag with 6 or so books with each containing 2 or more books of the Bible on a waterproof map style function, or I saw one that is by Duraword that is more tradional size but waterproof?

Is waterproofing necessary/preferred? They are expensive. This is also the National Guard and they are doing more policing or at least that is my understanding.

Any input from soldiers themselves or National Guard members would be appreciated.

Thanks for all you do!!

First, let me say thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you are doing. I want you to personally give each of those kids a hug and tell them that Sgt Woods, Chaplain Assistant, 1/172 AR who recently returned from Ar Ramadi, Iraq sent it!!!!

(and I am in the National Guard and we did anything BUT policing. We were the front line infantry mechanized.)

Second, the military has traditionally given out NIV bibles in many shapes and sizes, so any other translation- KJV,NKJV, NLT, etc. would be greatly appreciated by the troops, and knowing that they come from the kids will make them extra special.

Waterproof is great, as sweat and field conditions tend to ruin soft cover books. As for the type, again, just knowing the kids sent them will make them special.

Have the kids include their address at the school and I bet a lot of the troops will write back. That should be pretty neat.

Thanks again and God bless you!

2007-02-26 18:01:46 by Kelly R

Price: $8.25 $8.50

"Mum! Dad! Get up! Get up! It's school today!" I said. I ran as fast as I could to my room to get dressed and I could hear the crackle of my Rice Bubbles as mum poured milk into them.
"Lucy, breakfast is ready!" yelled Mum. Dad came out of their bedroom, walking like a zombie, his eyes blank. I quickly ran downstairs to eat my breakfast and to watch the start of SpongeBob.
"Turkey or chicken, Lucy?" Mum asked. I raised my eyebrows in confusion then Mum held up the brown paper bag which my lunch would go into. "Oh Chicken, please."
From a distance I heard a loud rumbling sound, and so looked out the window to see the school bus coming towards our house. I shoved the last few bites of my Rice Bubbles in my mouth, hugged Mum and Dad, grabbed my lunch and school bag and dashed outside just in time to get on the bus. I was shaking with excitement as I stepped on. The bus driver simply took one look at me and smiled then shut the doors and kept on moving. At least 30 pairs of eyes were watching me as I sat down at the nearest free seat.

Before I knew it we were already at my first school, there were so many people here it wasn't funny the hallways are cramped with people! I asked many people on the directions to get to the school office but looking around I could only see big heads and groups of people. Walking down the hallway I bumped into a very large man, he said to me "Hello whats your name I'm Mr Big are you new?", "Yes i told him, I'm starting Kindergarten today" Come along with me this is the older kids area, let me show you where you have to go" He said very gently. Looking around while following Mr Big many people were shouting, and staring at me weirdly. "Where you just were was the secondary area, you can't go there ok this is where your area is" said Mr Big while smiling,"Come, I'll show you to your classroom". As we walked down the hallways of where my classroom is Mr Big bumped into a very beautiful colourful lady Ms. Sue. "I am your teacher for this year, come i'll show you your class room and your playground" Ms. Sue said in a soothing voice. She led me into a very colourful room which the walls were painted like rainbows and the ceiling was blue with slodges of white to make it seem like the sky i thought that was amazing. Then Ms. Sue took me out to the play ground where many kids were playing dodgeball and tips, but before i got to meet anyone the class bell rang. That morning Ms. Sue took all the new kids just starting school out into a huge hall, in there we played all sorts of games from clapping, to songs, to naming everybodys name in the class in a row. Next, she had me stand in front of the class and tell something about myself. I thought I was going to run out of things to talk about but I was saved by the bell. The recess bell. First off i ate my food and had a drink then i went and played on the play equipmet with some other kids in my class. Recess was fantastic. During class time Ms. Sue let us do anything we wanted but we all basically played stuck in the mud, and a few of the other girls pretended to be horses. Although at lunch everyone was buggered some energy was left in the boys and girls but not me. The rest of the day flew by with ease. When I got home that night, I couldn't wait to tell Mum and Dad all about my adventures. I also couldn't wait to go back to school.

The End

Lucy's school

2009-04-25 04:38:13 by proudgreenandgold

my son is 9 and he has a facial disfigurment. he is always in trouble in school, hitting, stealing from childrens bags, lying and just being rude.
im sick and tired of dealing with him. ive tried spanking, more affection, time outs, time away from home and now i just give up. the school wants to give him a social worker to talk to to help build self-asteem but i dont see this working if hes not going to get sugery any time soon to make him look more normal. i want to send him to boot camp or boarding school. which they do not have here in ontario, not that i can find anyway!

Your assumption that your son's behavior is a result of his disfigurement may not be correct. A professional (like the social worker in question) can help you determine the cause(s) of your son's behavior with a fair degree of certainty. That's step one.

The second step is to help him change his behavior, which may or may not include improving his self-esteem. Clearly, he needs therapy.

And, you need help as well. Clearly, you have become so frustrated that you are considering alternatives (boot camp, boarding school) that will relieve you of the day to day stress of dealing with your son, but are unlikely to help him (unless it is determined he needs treatment in a therapeutic boarding school). Your son needs help so he can make changes, and you need help in developing the ability to cope with the stress and frustration you feel as a result of his actions.

Accept the help you're being offered...it's your son's best chance, and yours.

2008-05-14 17:47:31 by fedup

Hello,
In our present education system senario it is very difficult studies and so much burden on students to educate and being a greaduate. Books are becoming some-some unupdated that they dont have modern information in many cases.

Computer education is not so effective and is like something special, education boards does not have a compact policy for a better eucation services.

Students are becoming very depresed after results, no hope or enjoyness for them and it allso lead in some very serious casualties. Childrens have to carry weighty school bag more than there 50% body weight. Early morning students go school at 7 am return at 2 pm, than eat food and do homework or go tution 4pm return at 6pm, if some homework has been given by the tutuon teacher too they finish it after 8pm, where is the life or play time for them?

Some good and bad is allways there in any system, we have some good too in our education system but what can we improve more and how?

dear friend good afternoon
wht a nice question u asked, i also asked it with the help of another words or waiting for anybody to asked it or also answirng it. dear fri. plz tell in which part of our education system u think good?
Brother to imprve our education system firstly we decided wht type education needed to our children, or teenagers, thn try to decided.
u know our aniciant education system was depend on ashram vayavstha, in that system education earned by the way of experience, or also teach, how to do anything,? how to use anthing, ?
for the better of deveploment in education we shall be develeped a system of education or teaching which kept burdon out of our new generation, as:- natural education,
second in primery education system we tried to teach our children which belonging to their comunity, their socity, slowely keep the distance broad of their mind, and then teach them about out of country or world, also this method use in science, history, maths, or other subject,
third to change our system we shall be chnged our boaring system of education, into prograssive education system, prepare exams to them as simply not in very big or difficult time, third do education as child want or catch hurrely,
last of my think is it, keep our system jointly to earn livehood with starting, as:- making little things, which comes indaily use of market.

2007-03-25 06:36:48 by Sidd