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This morning I was thinking about how we use body part words for other things. For example: A potato has “eyes” where the shoots grow. A toilet on a ship is called the “head.” A section of a large building is a “wing.” Can you think of other examples, in English or in your own language?

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Letter T Listen and repeat then sing along. turtle, tent, teacher, tiger That is my turtle. That is my tent. That is my teacher. That is my tiger. Follow me for more phonics.

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Discussion Time! 😊 In your opinion which country has the best food? And why do you think so?

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Why is “an emerged challenge” incorrect, but “a newly emerged challenge” correct?