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Friday, November 10, 2017

November 10, 2017 by Primary One

Do you know where popcorn comes from? We are practicing our Spanish vocabulary words for the month, one of the words we learned is elote, which is corn in Spanish. We learned popcorn comes from corn kernels.

The children had fun making an elote(corn) and using popcorn for the kernels. They were a bit sad they could not eat the popcorn we used for the art project but were excited to pop popcorn for us to have for snack!

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