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Les traditions canadiennes

Aujourd’hui nous allons explorer les traditions et les célébrations.

All writing that is not poetry is prose. Prose is writing that is made of sentences and paragraphs. Poetry is made up of lines and stanzas.

Le but: Apprendre et apprécier les traditions et les célébrations des communautés francophones autour du monde.

Learning Goals: Determine the missing numbers in equations, Develop and apply reasoning skills to make and test math predictions.

Learning deep breathing exercises helps keep us healthy by exercising our minds and our lungs.

On a farm there were some chickens and sheep. Altogether there were 8 heads and 22 feet. How many chickens were there?

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An “Acrostic Poem” is another kind of poem that writers use to help them share their ideas with others with just the right words.

Recognizing emotions is a key part of Emotional Intelligence and a skill that helps children navigate social interactions more smoothly.

Today we are going to explore traditions and celebrations.

A haiku is a 3 line poem that doesn’t rhyme. Haiku is often written about nature.

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