My 13 year old grandson, George, can put up a well thought, reasoned argument for including games-playing in his school curriculum. He maintains that he is learning, and putting into practice keyboard skill, decision making, strategy, and I can't remember the others. He lives in a small village with no play areas, or other children. So his "tribe" are people who he meets while playing games, some from other countries. He has explained, and shown his American friends what a Jaffa cake is. Cultural exchange! His father works in IT and has online safety sorted out I am happy to say.
Have any of you got all electric cars? Pros and cons please.
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