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post 1696112423 01-09-2024, 07:40 AM
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Does anyone else know of schools still hold

Field day every year or did they stop it because someone might get their feelings hurt if they didn't win a ribbon?
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lmao i'm 28 now and we had field day... but there weren't any competitions

there were fun games to play or just chill with friends and walk around the track

and there were snacks and juice stations
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Originally Posted By iLuvBabyCarrots⏩
lmao i'm 28 now and we had field day... but there weren't any competitions

there were fun games to play or just chill with friends and walk around the track

and there were snacks and juice stations
No competitions?

Really?

So basicly it was no different than going to the park and hanging out playing games for a day?

So much for teachings kids the value of being competitive and learning sometimes you win and sometimes you.lose. but what's important is you try.

Great way to prepare them for the real world and what awaits when they grow up
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post 1696112933 01-09-2024, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted By latverian41⏩
No competitions?

Really?

So basicly it was no different than going to the park and hanging out playing games for a day?

So much for teachings kids the value of being competitive and learning sometimes you win and sometimes you.lose. but what's important is you try.

Great way to prepare them for the real world and what awaits when they grow up
yup

it was basically recess except the entire school was participating at the same time instead of 1 gym class

and there were more stuff to do like they would bring those blow up bounce houses and provide snacks

most of us guys would gather around and play kickball but it wasn't a scheduled event
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