Children's adventures vary
Both indoors and out, children from
the Child Development Center at the College
are involved with the development of mind
and body while in play. This center is under
the supervision of Carolyn Jackson and is
located behind the science buildings of the
Orchard Center complex. Children three to
six-years-old of students, faculty and some
from the community are signed up at the
start of the term for the whole term Monday
through Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fee
is $27.50 per week
Above: Scotty, 4, experiences the thrill of
wind rushing against his face, while jumping
off playground jungle gym.
Top right: Ty, 4, pauses before continu­
ing across monkey bars.
Bottom right: Mary Jane, 3, is fascinated
by a story that Carolyn Jackson is reading
during afternoon quiet period.
Center right: Carolyn, 5, rests atop jungle
gym before continuing across top to reach
her friends.
Right: Andrea, 3, makes transition from
active outdoor life of coats and running, to
quiet indoor life of reading and resting.
TO
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