> Well would like to pose this question to ya all.  We
 > are moving and the kids are helping out, cleaning, packing and stuff.  Is
 > there a way to use this as part of school, like phys ed or health?
With so many people getting Workman's Comp for improper lifting, this might 
be a good time to teach your children how to lift something properly. This 
will keep your back healthy, so I suppose you could call it health education. 
(Lift with your knees, by squatting down, grasping the object with the arms, 
and then use your legs and knees to raise your body into the standing 
possession. Put the item down in the reverse fashion. Bending over is a NO 
NO. I learned this the hard way, and ended up with a back injury that still 
plagues me occasionally.)
As far as packing, that is almost math and language - sorting, right? 
Cleaning of course is a necessary part of life, and also can come into 
"health education".
It's a stretch, but how-to-have-a-successful-move is a necessary part of 
life-education. Few people live in the same place their whole life.
                                 -donna
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