New approach to palliative care in Norfolk
BBC Local News: Norfolk -- A new palliative care unit is opening at the Queen Elizabeth hospital in King’s Lynn.
Nat: ivins talavera,- kindergardener 5 yeas old.: - - - " i coloring this picture.
And- we been cooking in the kitchen"- kids ages 4 - 10 attended the - lynn meadows discovery- center thanksgiving day camp- this week.- these kids learn art stem,- theatre, cooking, museum- exploratin and so much more.- sabria reid, news 25: - "just because schools are - closed this thanksgiving week,- does not mean - the learning stops.
Mrs. norris- says there are three things tha- the kids do all day - - long and that is learn, play an- eat.
However the kids say their- favorite thing to do is - play outside and draw."
- kendyl stauts 3rd grader: - - - - " my favorite part today was- drawing ooa picture of myself - cause i really like - coloring and stuff and it's kin- of like my favorite thing to do- - - i do at my house almost everyda- actually.
" - we went outside to play by the- tree houses and then we went- over to the other - playground and then we've been- playing simon says.
The day cam- happened each day of this week- monday through- today, allowing kids to - experience the fun of learning- while school is on break.
- teacher, mrs. norris has days - full of activites and gives the- children something to do while- school is out.- she has been an active member o- lynn meadows for 7 years and- enjoys teaching, it's what she- loves to do.- as they wrapped up their time a- the camp today, the kids- reviewed their shapes and - created thanksgiving- pictures with the shapes they - learned.- emilie george, 5th grader bilox- upper elem: - "i used some skinny rhombuses,- some normal rhombuses some- squares, a- - - - hexagon and trapazoides.- the lynn meadows discovery- center is now - making preperation for their- christmas day camps dates - coming soon.- in biloxi, sabria reid,
BBC Local News: Norfolk -- A new palliative care unit is opening at the Queen Elizabeth hospital in King’s Lynn.
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