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Suz Lipman's Comments

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At 4:10am on July 26, 2010, karen creel said…: Suz thanks for the welcome. Gotta find the time to get on some of the groups I joined.
Karen

At 1:49am on July 26, 2010, GARTH&BEV said…: Hi Suz,
Cheers for the welcome message. I'll let C&NN know when Garth and Bev have new children's activites up and also any interesting Nature and Science news we find. Talk to you again soon.
Kind Regards,
Garth & Bev

At 9:28pm on July 25, 2010, Ed O'Malley said…: Hi Suz,
Thx for the warm welcome. I will say more in a few days. For some reason things got very busy for me all of a sudden.
Blessings,
Ed

At 11:28am on July 22, 2010, Lily Horseman said…: Thanks for the welcome Suz. Just getting to grips with C&NN. Exciting times.

At 5:13pm on July 19, 2010, Harmony said…: Thanks Suz! How do I get the group on the map? ...and the Children & Nature Network is already on the group's site on the resource link.

At 2:32pm on July 19, 2010, Jess Gerrior said…: Hi Suz, and thanks for your welcome. Yes, Celebrate Samhain is a very special event for New England's Pagan community. C&NNConnect is a fantastic resource and I'm thrilled to be part.

At 10:15am on July 19, 2010, Beth Blenz-Clucas said…: Thanks for your comment, Suz.

At 2:38pm on July 18, 2010, Sharon Petersen said…: Thank you Suz for your warm welcome! I look forward to being a part of C&NN...
Sharon

At 12:43pm on July 12, 2010, Krista Lawhon said…: hi.. thanks for the message. Still getting use to it in here, not sure how to navigate yet, but I'm sure I'll learn quickly.

Thanks,
Krista

At 9:29am on July 10, 2010, Elaine Maguire Kaskela said…: Hi Suz, thanks for the welcome. I teach Family & Consumer Science--foods, child development, Housing. I first read "Last Child in the Woods" about 4 years ago. We started a small garden this year and would like to expand in September. I found out I will have a group of 6 autistic students this year. The SpEd director was very excited about the garden. Any tips for special needs kids?

At 7:02pm on July 7, 2010, Michele Peltonen said…: Thank you for the welcome Suz. I read "Last Child in the Woods" a few months ago. Just other day I and was suggesting the topic of children and nature for an educatinal event held by a group I belong to. so I started poking around online. I was delighted to see there is a group that has just recently formed in my area and I have signed up for their communications. I am very much a newbie to this topic but an eager to learn what is happening across the country.

At 1:22pm on July 6, 2010, Erin Kiefer said…: Thanks Suz! I'll check it out.

At 1:10pm on July 4, 2010, Barbara Huning MA LP said…: Thank you so much, Suz! I appreciate your warm welcome and look forward to interfacing!

Barb

At 7:12pm on July 1, 2010, Herb Broda said…: Thanks for the welcome! I joined the teacher network and will add myself to the other you suggested.

At 5:38pm on July 1, 2010, Judy Wilken MS said…: Hi Suz,

Thank you so much for the compliments. I am working towards a healthier generation of children. My husband sees obese children all day every day at his clinic while I come up with animations about healthy living for the children. Keep an eye out for our new animation, Safari Tartare. It will be up within the next two days.
I am looking forward to communicating with many of your bloggers.

At 3:20pm on June 28, 2010, Joni James said…: Thanks for the welcome and compliment on the photography! I look forward to exploring here!
Joni

At 12:46am on June 25, 2010, jane Langley said…: It would be interesting to explore both the historical traditions and future contexts of a flower festival. I would like to develop celebration/affirmation 'festivals' as a way to reconnect people with each other and the environment. Start (September at Clarence House) is a good example of this thinking. www.startuk.org

At 7:34am on June 24, 2010, jane Langley said…: Hi Suz, I'm looking forward to sharing ideas with everyone and contributing to the network. That May Day image is fantastic, it's obviously time to bring floral wreaths back into circulation. I thought a national flower festival in the UK would be lovely - probably May Day is the right day for it too. My father is 95 and he used to dance around the May Pole about 90 years ago .......dressed in a smock and getting tangled up in ribbons.

At 5:11am on June 19, 2010, Jane Acton said…: Thanks Suz. The teachers newtwork sounds great and I shall definately try to get involved with this.
Not sure why you did not get my original message and wonder if others also had difficulty. I am keen to find out what research and evidence gathering everyone is doing to prove the efficacybeing in the natural world with children. We for example are using standardized sdq andf EL qus with children, parents and teachers pre and post.
My visions is that indoor schools will embrace outr agenda so fully that all children are taught outside as part of everyday curricula. In order to acheive thsi we need to prove ourselves.
Would you be willing to post this on to others to debate?
Graet to meet like minded souls!