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Oct 26, 2006
I am a high school teacher who is looking for high schools
in the United States and around the world to exchange
culture boxes with. Let me explain. It starts out as a
scavenger hunt of sorts. We send you a box with a clue of
where we are located at and your students try and guess
where we are. Then in two weeks you would send us a box
with a clue about where you are located and my students
would try and guess. Counting for mailing time and time to
guess this would take place about once ever three to four
weeks. So it is not a great time commitment. The clues
would start out hard and get easier as they go. After both
schools have guess the location of the other we could try
pen pals or email pen pals or message board pals. I am open
to just about anything. If you want to be a part of this
exchange email me at [email removed].
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