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Procedural Writing Ideas

  How to Make a Sandwich Steps to make a simple sandwich. Focus on clear sequencing and simple instructions. How to Brush Your Teeth Describing the steps involved in brushing teeth. Emphasize the importance of hygiene. How to Plant a Seed Instructions for planting and caring for a seed. Incorporate scientific observations. How to Tie Your Shoelaces Steps to tie shoelaces. Encourage illustrations to support understanding. How to Make a Paper Airplane Instructions for folding a paper aeroplane. Highlight the importance of following steps carefully. How to Make a Fruit Salad Steps to create a simple fruit salad. Include safety tips for using a knife (with adult supervision). How to Get Ready for School Morning routine for getting ready for school. Focus on time management and sequencing. How to Feed a Pet Instructions on feeding a common pet (e.g., dog, cat, fish). Emphasize the importance of caring for pets. How to Build a Lego Structure Steps to build a simple Lego structure. Encourage
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Books to read on the first day of school.

  Here's a list of engaging and age-appropriate books for students in kindergarten through second grade to read on the first day of school: "The Kissing Hand" by Audrey Penn A heartwarming story about a young raccoon who is reassured by his mother's love as he goes to school. "First Day Jitters" by Julie Danneberg A humorous and relatable story about a student who is nervous on the first day of school. "If You Take a Mouse to School" by Laura Numeroff A delightful and whimsical tale about the adventures that unfold when a mouse goes to school. "The Night Before First Grade" by Natasha Wing A charming story that captures the excitement and anticipation of the night before the first day of first grade. "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault A lively and rhythmic alphabet book that's both entertaining and educational. "Llama Llama Misses Mama" by Anna Dewdney Follow Llama Llama as he experie

Bug themed Books for Young Readers

  Below is a list of bug-themed books suitable for Grade 1 students. These books can engage young readers with fascinating stories about insects, their habitats, and the adventures they embark on: 1. "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle - Follow the journey of a caterpillar as it eats its way through various foods, leading to a beautiful transformation. 2."Diary of a Spider" by Doreen Cronin - Join a friendly spider as it shares its daily experiences and encounters with other insects. 3. "Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!" by Bob Barner - This book introduces various bugs and their characteristics through vibrant illustrations and simple, rhyming text. 4. "The Big Bug Book: A Pop-up Celebration" by David A. Carter - Explore the world of bugs with interactive pop-ups that showcase different insects in action. 5. "Are You a Ladybug?" by Judy Allen and Tudor Humphries - Discover the life of a ladybug and its various stages in this informative and b

A list of Kahoot game topics to play during a party at work place.

  Kahoot is a great way to add some fun and friendly competition to a workplace party. Here's a list of Kahoot game topics suitable for a work environment: Office Trivia: Test knowledge about your workplace, colleagues, and company history. Team Building Activities: Questions related to team-building exercises, retreats, or events. Company Culture: Explore the values, mission, and unique aspects of your company culture. Industry Jargon: Fun quiz on industry-specific terms and acronyms relevant to your work. Famous Workplaces: Questions about famous companies, their founders, or iconic workplaces. Colleague Fun Facts: Get to know your colleagues better with a Kahoot featuring interesting facts about them. Workplace Etiquette: Quiz on office manners, communication, and professional behaviour. Company Milestones: Celebrate achievements and milestones reached by your company. Leadership Quotes: Guess the leader behind famous leadership quotes. Tech Trends: Questions about the latest te