The distance of a school walk can vary significantly depending on the location and individual circumstances. Typically, students may walk anywhere from a few blocks to a couple of miles. Many school districts consider a walk of one mile or more to be a reasonable distance for students, while younger children may have shorter walking distances. Ultimately, the specific distance will depend on the school's location relative to students' homes.
Its depends on how far is the school
Few people walk to school because there school is too far or its cold or hot outside it all depends on the person
In the 1800s, children walk to school when they want to. If it rains or snows, they would have to go in a carriage if they have one, or they still have to walk on their feet. Those days were really harsh.
walking or biking to school can be good for kids because its good exercise. if school is close to your house it may be better to walk. if its far away probably not. also, it can be dangerous for little kids. Type your answer here...
Depends on how far away the library is.
If you live close to school, you walk. If you live far away from school, you travel by public transport, otherwise, you get chauffered to school by mum, dad or one of the family.
people were harrased and black people diddnt have to walk as far
One or two blocks. Schools were local by the 1950's.
Laura Ingalls typically walked about 1 to 2 miles (1.6 to 3.2 km) to school each day.
By using google street view, this will tell you how far school is. You could also use speed = distance/time, you walk at around 4km/hr and the time you take then rearrange to find the distance.
To Far is when he stops to walk and lays down and doesnt want to move...
It depends on how close or far they are from the school. If its relatively close, they will walk, otherwise, they will go by car, bus, or taxi. Basically the same way here in the US, only the schools don't have school buses.