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Childen

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Childen

Artwork by Dale Chihuly in the Indianapolis chlidrens museum.

Chlidren of this age are all "angelic". and the rate they are growing...hmmm..

I was trying to freeze the moments in time capsule...

empty chlidren's shelves

Although in our culture nature isn't as celebrated and important as it is in the American Indian culture or some others, it is definitely an element that teaches chlidren about growth and change. Nature allows children to explore and investigate, and teaches them about insects and animals and that life-form exists other than in human-form. This inadvertently teaches children to be aware of their surroundings, and encourages them to ask questions about their environments, possibly even leading them to have an interest in global issues later on.

Lurie Chlidrens' Hospital at Nortwestern