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Nov. 16, 2007 Observing Osmosis Nov. 14, 2007 A Pyramid Experience
Did you love show and tell as a kid? You will love show and tell Friday! I don’t have much free time but I always try to find time for Suzi Scribbles Blog. Look Suzi, we made your pyramid. If you would like to share a pyramid experience, Suzi, has graciously shared all the details. Thanks Suzi!
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Who Built the Pyramids?
Have you ever wanted to study Ancient Egypt, with a few facts and pictures without to much detail? Can your children answer these questions? What were pyramids for? Why are they so big? Why did the Egyptians write on walls? They will after reading this book, with astounding illustrations and facts about everyday life in Ancient Egypt.
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Nov. 12, 2007 Growing Shoots
Step one: Soak four pinto beans in water 1 hour
Step two: scrunch up paper towel and pretty napkin and place in jar.
Step three: Place your beans between jar and napkin.
Step four: Water with a spoonful of water
Step five: Place in window and wait a day or two.
Step six: Don't forget to water your plant daily.
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Nov. 12, 2007 A T-Shirt Doll Mummy Oct. 17, 2007 Teddy's Button
Here is a story that will open a child's understanding of the spiritual battle within as Teddy learns that he is his own worst enemy! As a stubborn boy and girl refuse to back down from their selfish pride, one of the many lessons they learn is that they cannot win battles by force and hate, but by carrying the banner of love. Through this charming story, Amy LeFeuvre helps children to understand the spiritual battle that rages in their souls, and that parents and children are on the same side! Lamplighter Publishing
We all loved this book!
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Oct. 2, 2007 A Lamp Lighter Favorite........
My kids begged me to finish this one!
Helen and Betty could not be more different in their perspectives of the destitute people that live around them. When Helen, the old sister, hears the story of the Good Samaritan she is rewarded for her classroom achievements, while the other sister chooses to live the example of the Good Samaritan. As Helen lives for herself and is constantly worried about the opinions of others, Betty searches for ways to be a blessing to others. When faced with the realities of living the life of the Good Samaritan, Helen reveals the treachery of her own heart as she mercilessly withholds good from a dirty street urchin. This is a story that reaches the heart, especially when you read how Helen responds to unexpected mercy and forgiveness she did not deserve. Lamp Lighter Publisher
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Aug. 18, 2007 Starting Fishing
Starting Fishing is a realistic handbook for young anglers. You will find everything a beginner fishermen needs to know. Don’t just tell him but show him with illustrations that will capture his interest. Your child will understand the sport of fishing; learn how to bait a hook, put together a rod and reel and how to land a fish.
After reading this wonderful guide book, put their new found knowledge to practice. Completing your study with a field trip fishing; bringing this book to life.
Why not capture the moment in your Nature Journal, as suggested on page 25, sketch your fish on one side and record your tackle and bait used on the other side.
Mr. Wiggles can catch fish too! I guess some fish like their bait a bouncing. 
He was quite the angler landing this monstrous fish.
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Aug. 7, 2007 No Snakes for me!
My boys can explore all they want through Snakes IL , looking at all those amazing pictures and fascinating facts. All hands on touching will not be on my watch. I'm getting creeped out just looking at those beastly things. If you would like to further your investigation, you might chek out AAM Snakes. He offers photos, breeding journals and snakes for purchase.
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Jul. 23, 2007 Planes and Helicopters
My children were flying high on this field trip.
Planes and Helicopters
How do planes and helicopters fly? Who are the Blue Angels? What’s the largest plane ever? Young children are fascinated whenever they see planes or helicopters. They want to know how they work and what they’re called. These questions, and many more, are answered in this book. There are large, bright illustrations of flying machines on every page, with labels pointing out their most interesting parts. See inside a giant cargo plane, understand how a helicopter hovers or imagine flying your own jet.
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