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Op pinterest kwam ik een -roll-a-story- spel tegen. Een erg leuk spel, maar wel in het engels. Daarom heb ik dit spel naar het Nederlands vertaald. Beschrijving van het spel: – Gooi de dobbelsteen: kijk nu over welk persoon jouw verhaal gaat – Gooi nog een keer: kijk nu in de 2de kolom. Waar is […]

a halloween skeleton at the same time they learn th parts of the body - ESL worksheets

The Little Man asked me the other day why there are bones in our hands. I tried explaining that bones give our hands their shape and structure, but I could tell that my explanation was not simple enough. So I decided to utilise visual aids! I used a latex glove and 5 straws. First, I showed him the glove, likened to a hand, and illustrated its inherent floppiness. Then I slipped a straw into each of the fingers, and then showed him how the 'hand' can now be raised. We high-fived it a few…

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I love a handmade holiday. The gifts are so memorable and your kids know you really thought about them while you labored over a great gif...

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Voici un petit bricolage vite fait bien fait pour ajouter à votre clinique vétérinaire ou salle opératoire à l'aide d'un sac de papier brun. Mon fils et moi avons simulé une pochette de perfusion Baxter pour une transfusion de sang. Mon fils a colorié en rouge la face du sac à l'aide d'un crayon feutre. Ensuite, j'ai ajouté des gradients et des centimètres cube sur le sac. Mon fils a ensuite colorié une épingle à linge en bois en rouge et l'a attaché à un ruban rouge. Nous avons ensuite…

Experiment #1 What will happen when I put raisins in a cup of sprite? After you do the experiment, you will find out tha...

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The human body is so cool. To kick off some lessons related to our anatomy, I thought we’d read up on bones. Our first book was “Bones” by Stephen Krensky. Even though it’s a step 2 Step Into Reading book, I read it to my son. This non-fiction book talked about bones at my son’s level and I was thrilled to have found it at our local library. Afterwards, I gave my son a skeleton puzzle. (Well, that’s what I called it, anyway.) I downloaded these great bone cut-outs from The Crafty Crow…

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