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Ideas for community service for kids and youth?

I have to do 25 hours of community service- so it has to be counted via hours.
I'm open to anything- but I can't drive myself around, and I'm a teen.

Depends on your age, the first volunteering I did was at a hospital, i loved it!

You can check out some helpful sites that can direct you to volunteer positions for your particular age group:

http://www.volunteermatch.org/

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I have youth kids snowboard boot size 6 and I want to get a womens snowboard and bindings but will the kids?

boot fit on the bindings? Also I don't know what size board to get. Im 5"1 with a small frame and 105 lbs

yes the bindings will fit nd you need to get a 144 size bored. i no cuz in 5"3 nd im a 149 so a 144 should fit you:)

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2 Responses to “Youth Kids”

1. CzarriaAfdemaur Says:
   December 20th, 2010 at 2:29 pm

2. AlongthePemi Says:
   October 30th, 2011 at 5:39 am

   When we first started unschooling our son, grocery clerks, for example, would always say, "Why aren't you in school?" Just 8 years later, he and our youngest get this from clerks, "You're homeschooled, aren't you?"

   This is a new thing – your question is something akin to asking why all people in 1964 didn't have friends of other races/religions/social classes than their own. Only a few decades ago, homeschooling was actually illegal. If you consider that early schools were kinder-garten – child garden – you can see they were or were thought of as refuges for kids, saving them from child labor.

   It is only a truly affluent culture or a culture that is not industrialized that can have homeschooling on a mass scale. More and more people will homeschool as they see more and more people homeschool. It's how people are, and it makes some sense, to want to know if something works before you try it.

   One by one, the objections are falling. Some might still think homeschool is bad for socialization, based on one person they know who homeschooled, without pausing to realize they probably know obnoxious people who went to school. However, the proponderance of the evidence has flooded society to a large extent and most people are proud to say their grandchildren are homeschooled, because they know this means their child generally will be perceived as better educated, better mannered, and more sophisticated. And research bears this out.

   The fact is that school is an artificial environment. Whatever the intent – and some argue well that the intent is malevolent, to get a child to know his place and to quash original thought – the result is the separation of learning from living, of curiousity from education, and of parental values from the core place of influence.

   I personally disdain the teaching of religious myth to children, and am unhappy that so many kids are brainwashed through homeschooling (but they'd be brainwashed even attending school, as most americans persist in the belief in myths as silly as believing in zeus), but the peers should not be a primary influence in a young person's life. It's counter to evolution and nature.

   Children who are homeschooled, however, are not, or don't have to be, sheltered to the point that they are not in the real world. I simply mean that they shouldn't be spending the bulk of their waking hours in an unnatural environment created to accomplish the goals of the state rather than the parents. Homeschooled children, when not sheltered by religious fundamentalists, are out in the real world. They are never in this artificial institution where people are segregated by age and where you can get an F on something because you learned it well a week after the test – by which time the person who aced the test has already forgotten what they learned.

   I think unschooling and the available, continually learning parents required to do it is the way the get the best education for America's children today.

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