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ricula in science, music, the arts, crafts, and other areas of
education. .

(c) Opportunities for field trips to study in neighbor-
hood and surrounding environs the history, geography,
culture, and work life of our country.

(d) Opportunities for group living in which individuals
become adjusted to others, achieve group membership, ac-
quiring a sense of belonging, and learn the basis of individual
and social fitness in a democratic state.

(e) Opportunities for out-of-school youth to experience
advanced programs in camping and to stress training in
preparation for life work and citizenship obligations.

(f{) Opportunities for simple, vigorous living to promote
physical fitness through appropriate body-building activities,
proper nutrition, health instruction, and rest.

Parr IJJ—Provistons APPLICABLE GENERALLY

ALLOTMENTS TO STATES

Suc. 31. From the sums made available under sections

11 and 21 of this Act the United States Commissioner of

Education (hereinafter called the Commissioner) shall ap-
portion annually to each State an amount which bears the
same ratio to the total amount made available as the ratio
of the number of children five to twenty years of age, in-

clusive, in the State, bears to the total number of children