Yes, it's a way to keep kids safe.
No, I have concerns.
I don't agree with this plan. My biggest concern is the weather. Not all kids want to eat outside. I don't think it's fair.
I don't agree with this plan. My biggest concern is the weather. Not all kids want to eat outside. I don't think it's fair.
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Depends on the weather.
ReplyI think it's a safer way to eat for covid as long as weather permitting
ReplyWeather permitting, why not?
ReplyMy daughter loves being outside. She also expressed how her and her friends get excited about eating outside!
ReplyI grew up eating outside & increment weather then it was in the cafeteria or classrooms. This can be done & still be safe. I even had time for a little play after lunch. Let them enjoy the outdoors as long as they can!
ReplyThey can eat outside until it gets cold, then move them inside. We did this as kids in school, and we're still alive. 😁
ReplyAbsolutely they should eat outside- and if they would have listened it is “weather permitting” Kids don’t even get to go outside for recess when it’s 20 degrees
ReplyI see nothing wrong with it. Kids should be outside as much as possible for their health. They spend most of the time inside on their computers, and thats not healthy. People complain its too cold, so, the kids shouldn't have recess during winter?
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