And when gym teacher Kori Talbott showed them how to move the tennis balls as they climbed across, while hanging on with just one hand, they responded in chorus: "Oooh."
"She makes us do fun stuff," explained Brittani Smith, 10. "You learn more about sports and you have fun."
Gone are the days of the bellowing gym teacher who wore a whistle and counted push-ups. Now, at least at the Edgewater school, there's more education in physical education, a...
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finally - 2009-10-16 19:23:55
It is nice to see some New England innovation coming to the Mid Atlantic. It is called "Wellness."
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