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Re: The curse of an Art Teacher

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John & Sandra Barrick (astroboy)
Mon, 28 Sep 1998 19:05:05 -0400

What about carpet runners. I don't mean the flimsy plastic over the
granny's LR. (No offense Susan, Wasn't that your M.O.) I mean the
foam which goes under carpet(coushiony stuff). Make your own runner
between tables for you to walk on and give yourself a pod or
platform in which you demo. on. Tape all edges and explain to kids
what it's for. It can always be pulled up in case for easy removal.
Sandra

amanda clarke wrote:
>
> I am glad to hear about these troubles now, before I enter the world of
> teaching. In response to the circle mats, one of the ladies I work with
> used it in her department. I loved walking over to her area to take a
> break. It is worth a try. I am not sure about the cost, but from the
> sounds of it anything that works will be less expensive in the long run,
> besides you can take it with you when you leave for greener pastures.
>
> Amanda Clarke
> clarkea@s-cwis.unomaha.edu
>
> On Sun, 27 Sep 1998 Gail1611 wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone !
> > I know I've kept my ugly rug in my art room on the floor because of the cement
> > underneath. Now here is the big question- what can we do about it? I know
> > there are these plastic open ringed circle mattes our cook uses on the floor
> > to help her. What will help us? Any special tile, certain area rugs? What?
> > Let pool our ideas and come up with some solution so we don't have to go
> > through this and so others won't have this problem. We deserve better. Gail
> >

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john barrick
Sandra Barrick
astroboy
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