I'm a bit late getting in here *chuckles* but decided it was about time I did. I have been a Kindergarten teacher for a lot of years now. I have a lot of different interests in life, so that is how I came up with the name - Diversity. lol

I wanted to say - after playing many different games, I have to say I LOVE the village games better than any game I have ever tried.

**By the way - I noticed the birthday cake by my name today -
That is so CUTE!!!
Thanks!
:-)

Happy birthday!

Oh, now I get the teaching pic.U r a teacher.BTW, welcome to the LDW forums.There's lots of stuff to do (as you've probobly already discovered) like uploading pics/making pics/looking at pics, writing/reading fan fiction , playing games, getting/giving help for the games, and loads of other fun stuff.

Welcome!! Glad you like the game as much as we do. As a teacher, but maybe for older kids, do you think this could replace the raw egg kids used to have to carry around? I think with the right teacher this could be a real life lession.

Um ... Can anyone explain this to me?

It is an exercise in nurturing that is designed to teach kids what it is like to be responsible for the care of a dependent life. The children must take their egg with them everywhere and care for it for a specified period of time. Needless to say, breaking the egg is bad.

Ah ... I see.

I've seen kids in a couple of American TV sitcoms carrying around a bag of flour to teach them what it's like to look after a baby. Presumably this is a similar exercise.

Yes

Eggs and flour...mmm cake.

LOL, Arthur. Don't make me anymore hungry talking about cake, please. LOL.