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Letter collage Give each student a large printout of the first letter of his/her name. Block lettering will work best for this activity. For example: Also have glue sticks, scissors,

Letter collage Give each student a large printout of the first letter of his/her name. Block lettering will work best for this activity. For example: Also have glue sticks, scissors,

Look at our world today. We are on the verge of entering an era where artificial intelligence will be the king. In this new era, the human brain is largely

Cryptograms were originally used in warfare to keep the enemy from learning plans if a courier was captured. In those days when the practice was immensely popular, war commands didn’t

Let’s begin with how gorgeous jigsaws can be a wallpaper for your room. Apart from being rather aesthetic to the eye, they are also relatively inexpensive to purchase. There are

Towards the end of World War I, an American business owner named Joseph Babcock modified an existing 19th century Chinese game. The game came to be known as Mah Jongg.

Divide the class into groups of 3 students. Give each group a piece of paper and ask them to fold it into four equal parts, creating an “M” shape (ie.

More community-building activities for your kiddos! Astronaut Have the students sit at their desks with their heads down. Secretly choose one student to be the Lead Astronaut by giving him/her

The best thing about crossword puzzles is how they seem to prepare you even before you get started on them. Regardless of the style of the crossword puzzle you come

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