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Kibbutz Nir-Am Field Trip |
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![]() Students, teachers, and parents from Kibbutz Nir-Am and other kibbutzim from the Regional Council took a field trip in early March. One of the purposes was to acquaint students with the procedures of archaeology, in addition to exploring the area. |
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A big difference between Israeli and United States cultures is the Israeli involvement of fathers, much higher than the average of a few minutes a day of "quality time" spent with their children by US dads. |
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![]() In early springtime red flowers are in bloom in this Negev desert environment. In a few months everything will turn brown. |
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![]() Part of the trip involves short lectures. |
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![]() Any trip in Israel involving young people requires security, even in relatively safe areas such as kibbutz fields or a park. And of course, it wouldn't be a field trip without a picnic (right). |
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In one of the exercises on the trip, students were given a box of sand which contained pottery fragments. It was their assignment to reassemble the fragments into the original shape. |
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![]() Going home. |
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