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The Thermals, Learning Team, Brainstorm, Candysound playing at Western Washington University on March 2, 2012.
Rachel Cotton (c) 2012
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Every athlete has to start at the beginning. Here a youngster concentrates as she learns to manoeuvre on the ice at a Parasport Festival during Winterlude on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa.
Photo Courtesy of the Canadian Paralympic Committee, Canada
2012
Poo Poo Point sits on the south east end of Tiger Mountain right where Tiger and Squak Mountain converge and you get nice gusts of wind. In this Google Map the small circle next to the road is the landing zone, and the area on the mountainside to the right is the jumping off point. On nice days there are always lots of paragliders sailing around on the thermals.
Pictures taken during the convertion training to Typhoon, of the first batch Spanish pilots. Instruction being provided by EADS test pilots
I'm sitting working at my desk looking out the window and stressing about the little baby monkey! The mommy has decided to let this little guy learn the ropes (so to speak) and he is jumping from branch to branch in the tree - falling and grabbing and I am stressing more than the monkeys about it! I feel like going and putting a safety net up for the little thing!!
Shiver me timbers! Kids at the Avondale Regional Branch Library's Tot Time – Pirates Rock! train to be pirates by learning to row a boat, crossing a crocodile pit, singing pirate shangies, and walking the plank! All passed with flying colors!
As part of the school extra-curriculum activities, Phin Ngan primary school students get to learn embroidery from a Dzao ethnic craftswoman. Oxfam's project supports such activities to get children feel more engaged with the school life. Training young students about traditional craft also helps to preserve the rich ethnic cultures.
Photo: Vu Thu Trang/ Oxfam
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Designed for elementary school students, Learning Pet enriches lessons by creating a physical interface to interact with the virtual world. We demonstrate a number sorting game, where the student interacts with the robot to blast virtual UFO's with the lowest value. Correct answers are celebrated with a wing flap, and each level-up with a dance. We use the Accessory Development Kit to interface with mobile devices while away from the computer.
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G gave Tasha a golf club to play with - here she is trying to drag it away to the room where she keeps all her toys.