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This is where I spend my Friday evenings (61)

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: January 23, 2010
Where I spend my Friday evenings from Elmine Wijnia on Vimeo. “…kind of tired…”, talking about understatement of the year And what it looks like when there are kids moving around in this space (recorder in 2008: a two-day training during the holidays). (about the number in the title)
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Kids and their body skills (19)

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: December 11, 2009
I’m reading a (German) book on kids’ body development that I picked up in a bookstore in Dresden this summer. I won’t get into details here, but the numbers are rather shocking. The amount of time kids (in this case based on German research, but the numbers could easily be representative for the whole of [...]
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How to keep kids entertained for two days?

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: October 16, 2008
It seemed like a good idea, a couple of weeks ago. To spend two whole days with the kids of my fencing club, practicing and preparing for the tournament we organise first weekend of November. The closer I get to Monday and Tuesday, the more daunting it seems. Keeping them entertained for an hour and [...]
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