Feelings for young kids
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The document describes different feelings that can occur on a daily basis, including happy feelings from enjoying each day, sad feelings from missing loved ones, angry feelings from siblings teasing, embarrassed feelings from accidents, sick feelings from stomach aches, confused feelings from things that are perplexing, blue feelings when mood is low, blessed feelings from feeling thankful, sleepy feelings from yawning, nervous feelings from performances, excited feelings, surprised feelings from unexpected events, cross feelings when others are angry, cold feelings in chilly weather, and hot feelings in warm weather. It concludes by asking what feelings the reader experiences.
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Bridgit Riley is an 85-year-old English painter known for her op art. She was born in London in 1931 and now works in France. After teaching children for two years, she attended art school and is famous for her abstract paintings that experiment with optical illusions through the use of pattern and color.
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This document provides several gardening project ideas for families with young children to enjoy together. It describes how to quickly grow cress or bean sprouts indoors using only paper towels or jars of water. Another suggestion is growing grass from seeds in empty eggshells, which children can decorate with googly eyes. By taking cuttings from houseplants or garden plants and rooting them in jars of water, kids can see how easy it is to start new plants. The document encourages families to use these simple projects as a fun way to introduce children to gardening.
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Instructions explain how to do something by providing a set of directions in a specific order. They include a title, list of materials needed, and steps to follow using words like "first", "then", and bossy verbs like "chop" and "grab". Students practiced writing their own game instructions and sharing them with classmates to get experience following and creating clear, easy to understand instructions.
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- 1. feelings
- 2. Happy everyday is a happy day!
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- 6. Sick everyday our tummy hurts!
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- 16. Hot everyday its quite hot!
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