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Elementary students power down during Screen Free Week |
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For more information contact:
Communications Specialist Audrey Hendricks
518-895-5350,
ext. 236
ahendric@
gw.neric.org
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Feb.
11, 2008 - Did you know that the average American child watches more than four
hours of television a day? That's more than two months of non-stop
television per year and nine years of a 65-year-old's life.
The Duanesburg PTSO, in partnership with the Cornell Cooperative
Extension's Eat Well Play Hard Project and the Duanesburg Family
Room, challenged families to turn off their TVs, computers
and video games during Screen Free Week, Feb. 4-8.
Fun activities were offered throughout the week
at the elementary school including
quilting, storytelling, balloon making, scrapbooking and even
boxing. At the end of the week, every child who refrained from
screen-based activities received a special prize packet and were
invited to attend a Family Fun Night on Feb. 8.
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