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What images come to mind when you think about elementary school?

 
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Aug 12, 2006 02:08 |  #1

I've recently been recruited to maintain/improve an existing website for a non-profit parent group that supports the gifted education program in my sons' school district.

The existing site has a fair number of generic stock photo images scattered here and there, few of which actually make me think of education that much. As I go about upgrading the site, I'd like to add some of my own pictures that I think better reflect the site and its purpose. I have lots of ideas about what I'd like to put on the site, but I'm wondering what some of you picture when you think about elementary school (the program my school age son is involved in is designed for first through sixth graders).

I'll be discussing this with the board at our next board meeting, but thought that a photographer's perspective would be interesting.

Thanks in advance!


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Aug 12, 2006 02:36 |  #2

arts and craft
wood building blocks
the benches with the wooden cuby holes for kids toput their stuff
small desks and chairs
names on doors on stickers
lots of craft paper around with different creations
Play grounds
strollers.


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