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How to make a homemade pinecone birdfeeder
Red Cardinal birds like to eat the crunchy seeds. Finches like to nimble on those seeds. And Woodpeckers like to peck away at the nearest branches. But in winter, there are few or no food sources for some of these amazing birds. Many of them depend on the countless backyard feeders placed by humans. Or, they may not have enough food to eat or to share…
Keep ReadingSpanish books for kids: Teaching children to get dress
Do you often struggle with children to get them dress before heading out the door? It’s not easy to teach kids the importance of getting dress. It’s more than a struggle. But how can parents help children in getting dress? Picture books are excellent resources to help educate children about getting dress. Whether it’s using the proper clothes for adequate whether or using dress-up costumes for…
Keep ReadingHow do rodents use their teeth for survival?
When it comes to seeing the display of so many animals in the wild, can you guess which ones have the biggest and toughest teeth? Did you ever wonder what type of teeth makes the best tools for grabbing food, carrying their young, or making their home? Beavers and squirrels use their teeth to grip, to dig, and to eat. Beavers are called Castor canadensis.…
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Poetry for children is a great reading alternative
Poetry for children is one of the most rewarding experiences educators show. Besides the literacy aspect of poems, it also shows rhyming, metaphors, and boosts their imaginations. Not only is it fun to learn another language by reading different types of literature, but also it is interesting to see how other authors interpret the world around us. Poems can turn into songs and they turn into poems.…
Keep ReadingFun outdoor project: Using recycled crayons to identify leaves
Botany or the study of plants is a great way to introduce simple and basic plant concepts. Plants have many components like leaves, which make parts of trees, bushes, and flowers. When plants grow, they can produce seeds, fruits and leaves. But leaves are powerful producers of photosynthesis. They harness the sunlight energy in the presence of carbon dioxide and water to manufacture sugars necessary…
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Learning Spanish grammar for beginners: 3 key punctuation and gender points
In learning Spanish grammar, have you noticed the different signs in Spanish such as questions marks, (¿?) and exclamation marks, (¡!), which appear at the beginning and end of questions or exclamations. These are used to either ask a question or express a concern. How are question and exclamation marks used in Spanish grammar? Let’s see how we use them: Can you please pass the salt?¿Me puedes…
Keep ReadingSpanish books for children to learn about germs
Children do not always want to brush their teeth, wash their hands, or use tissues when they sneeze. By learning how germs make us sick, parents can teach children about keeping healthy. By maintaining a healthy living, it will improve their health, their minds, and their academic success. Reading is an excellent way to show the necessary steps to keep healthy. These Spanish books are…
Keep ReadingHow can we prevent germs from getting us sick?
Bacteria or viruses are the main contributors to illnesses. When someone gets sick, germs are the responsible microorganisms that attack our immune system. The tiny small organisms can live in a host or a person, causing them to be sick. Vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and other symptoms are signs a person is ill. White blood cells in our bodies help to fight germs. They are specialized…
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