Kindergarten Club
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New Jersey 2007 |
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Kindergarten Club Click
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| Regression, according to any psychologist, would be classified as a defense mechanism. They would be correct, present circumstances excluded, because one night, while Ultimate Frisbee, Arts & Crafts, and Shade graced the clubs list as they always do, Kindergarten club detracted campers from nightly staples. | |
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Ms. Flack began instructing her class. |
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First was show and tell. |
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Some brought their teddy bears... |
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...and some, simply, brought money. |
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Next was a game of Indian Chief. |
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| In this game, two people would be chosen to go away for a minute. Jumping for joy is not a prerequisite. |
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From there, an Indian Chief would be chosen, and their movements would have to be mimicked. |
| Whomever went away must then guess who the Indian Chief is. |
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That was followed by a game of (non-extreme) Duck Duck Goose. |
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Coloring time was next.
Some did a better job of staying within the lines than others.
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Cookies and juice were given out next, which made the "Students" downright giddy. |
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| Ms. Flack soon announced that there were visitors. |
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Mr. Cohen-Gael, the school's superintendent, and Mr. Dinwiddy, the janitor. |
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It began to get dark, and we all know what that means. |
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Nap time! | ||
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And before everyone would have to wake up and begin acting their age, class pictures were taken, in true Kindergarten-class poses. |
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