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Re: [school-discuss] Project suggestions for 10-12 y.o. kids?

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Subject: Re: [school-discuss] Project suggestions for 10-12 y.o. kids?
From: "Mark Rauterkus" <Mark@Rauterkus.com>
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 13:49:43 -0500
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> The goal is educational.

1. Take the kids on a tour of the Project Gutenberg's archives.

2. Then perhaps you could find an older book that is eligible, or get a
collection of new works that perhaps the kids have done and could be
released of copyright, and then work as a team to SUBMIT the book as a new
Project Gutenberg title.

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Good resources are out there from both the Boys Clubs and 4H.




Ta.

Mark Rauterkus
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