Sunday August 03rd 2008, 10:47 pm
Filed under: school news
Filed under: school news
Greetings fellow NPR listeners! We couldn’t be more excited about the story on “All Things Considered.” Poke around the site to your heart’s content, but if you’re in a hurry, here are five pages you’ll want to visit for sure:
| 1. | NPR Visit The day Chana and Lincoln (NPR reporters) came to visit. We were building a thirty foot cantilever bridge using eucalyptus saplings and nylon line. |
| 2. | Five Dangerous Things You Should Let Your Children Do Gever’s presentation at TED University |
| 3. | Details and FAQ Everything you might need to know if you are thinking about sending a tinkerer to Tinkering School. |
| 4. | Warning Labels The warning labels on most toys overlook the real dangers, here are the labels that should be used. |
| 5. | The Video Archives Great and strange moments from four years of Tinkering School. |
If you would like to get on the list to receive an application for the 2009 sessions, mail us at: info@tinkeringschool.com or if you just have nice things to say or questions that are not answered on the FAQ mail us here: staff@tinkeringschool.com
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