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One day, Maui wanted to see how life was for the people who lived on the islands. But what he saw there made his heart skip a beat. Life was very hard for them. And he could see why - the days were just too short! There was no time in the day for people to do what they needed to do, like making and cooking food, if they laid out a wet blanket on the next sand, the blanket would still be wet the next day. There was not even time for the fruit in the trees to get ripe. “It is that Sun!” said Maui. “He is racing too fast across the sky! He is not thinking about the people who live down below, on the islands.” Maui…

Dear Friends, For safety reasons, you should have your home addresses and phone number memorized. You should also know relevant email addresses and cell numbers. Work the information into a song, use rhyming games, or post the information prominently around the house - whatever it takes to makes this information stick. You don’t need to know about dangerous scenarios in which the information may help, just that you should know it. You learn gradually through repetition, role-playing and even games. Bravo!…

Wallace Hume Carothers was an American chemist, inventor and the leader of organic chemistry at DuPont, who was credited with the invention of nylon Nylon went into production in 1939. and the display of the new stockings was a sensation at the World’s Fair in New York City that year. With the conset of World War II, nylon was commandeered for war purposes—for example, to make parachute canopies. Once the world war was over, sales of Nylon to Civilian Consumers skyrocketed.…

DID YOU KNOW? Fun facts about Immune System • Some immunity eventually goes away, so we need a new vaccine after a period of time. • Different people have different levels of immunity to certain diseases. This is why some people get sick move often than others. • Sometimes the immune system can get confused and attack good cells. Type I diabetes is caused when T cells attack insulin–producing cells in the pancreas. • T cells and B cells are stored in lymph nodes throughout the body. They enter the bloodstream when they are needed to defend against disease. • Your body responds much faster and stronger the second time it sees an antigen.…

Project Supplies: Paper plate — you will need one for each bird you make. Scissors. Construction paper. School glue. Optional — crayons, markers, feathers, or googly eyes. Let’s get started on this cute little Spring project! First, gather all of your supplies. This will make crafting a lot easier GET READY Begin by folding the paper plate in half. Next, colour the paper plate, if you want to. Then, cut two circles out of construction paper. Next, cut two small triangles from construction paper. The circles will be the bird’s head, and the triangles will be the bird’s beak. You could also cut out bird wings, or you could use feathers to make the wings. Finally, glue the circles to one end of the folded paper plate bird body. Then…

Make Your Own Fake Snot As disgusting as it might sound to some people, let’s make some fake snot! Snot actually serves an important purpose in our body so this experiment is not all about grossing out our friends, although that’s certainly part of the fun What you’ll need: • Boiling water (be careful with this) • A cup • Gelatin • Corn syrup • A teaspoon • A fork INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Fill half a cup with boiling water. 2. Add three teaspoons of gelatin to the boiling water. 3. Let it soften before stirring with a fork. 4. Add a quarter of a cup of corn syrup. 5. Stir the mixture again with your fork and look at the long strands of gunk that have formed. 6. As the…