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REPORTING ON PUMPKINS AND GREECE

10/20/2015

 
Today we heard from our very first Reporter of the Week, DAVID!  We learned what it means if you see a teal pumpkin when you are out and about trick-or-treating.  David told us that a lot of kids have nut allergies these day.  Some families have decided not to give out candy and instead will give out little treats like spider rings or other small Halloween toys.  If you have a nut allergy be sure to look for one of these pumpkins.
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How a Teal Pumpkin can Save a Child's Life

We are thrilled to have our friend Taj back after his trip to Greece.  Today we were lucky enough to learn a little bit more about another culture.  Here's a sneak peak at what we learned:
Greek Land:
1. Greece is famous for their olive trees.
2. Greece is made up of a mainland and about 6,000 islands.
3. The Greek islands are very mountainous with cliffs.
Greek History:
1. Greece is one of the oldest countries in the world.
2. The English language has thousands of words from the Greek language.
3. Greece was head of one of the largest empires ever.
Greek Food:
1. Greece is famous for seafood.
2. Greek food uses lots of delicious olive oil.
3. Greek food uses honey and sesame seeds to make many sweet treats.
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Quick math review of combinations to 8.  How many can you find?  Hint: there are 9 possible!
Target Practice
How many more do I need?

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​Happy Birthday Hayleigh!
We are over the moon to get to spend seven with you.

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