We have made "read-anywhere" chairs from egg-crate cushioning and heavy 
covering materials. If using vinyl for a covering, they can also be taken 
outdoors to use without concern for dew or dirt. We got vinyl donated from a 
local "tent-maker." (This company has scraps from the wedding, picnic, event 
tents they make.)
 
Donna Petree
Exceptional Children's Program
Germanton Elementary School
 
 
 
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From: mosaic-bounces+donna.petree=stokes.k12.nc...@literacyworkshop.org on 
behalf of Lori D
Sent: Wed 10/6/2010 10:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] sitting on the floor




Maybe contact one of the local sports teams and ask if they have any of those 
"stadium seat cushions" that they have as "give aways"... maybe they could 
donate them to you. I have a set of them and the kids grab them when we meet 
and put them away (in a wire 4 cube storage unit) when we are done.
lori
>
> > I teach 6th grade at a LARGE (almost 10,000 students) district in 
> > upstate
> > New York. Here's my dilemma - I would love to have the kids on the 
> > floor but
> > the custodian has firmly planted his foot stating no rugs (hygienic
> > reasons), no sofas (won't pass fire inspection). I saw that you 
> > have futons
> > - those would NEVER be permitted in my district.
> >
> > Does anyone have ideas as to how to bring the kids up close/cozy to 
> > engender
> > the feeling of sharing something - in this case a book - when there 
> > are so
> > many regulations in place?
>
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