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27 de dic. de 2018 · 10. A little girl born without legs was a true "warrior queen" in this photo shoot. La'Mareea Waddell was born with caudal regression syndrome, a rare condition in which the bones of the lower spine and legs are missing or may be malformed. La'Mareea lives in Junction City, Ohio.
27 de jul. de 2020 · a little spot stays home. by Diane Alber. This book empowers young children, to take action and helps them to understand viruses and why remaining home and safe distancing is both important and necessary right now. It will help children and their family to stay safe and have a positive outlook to overcome their emotions of anxiety and sadness ...
Healing was one way Jesus exemplified the power of God within him. Now, he is establishing the kingdom and I believe he wants us to focus on eternity. When we teach our children to have eternal perspective early on, they will learn to trust in God’s goodness even when he does not heal here on earth. Three Bible Stories That Teach Kids About ...
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Written by Ellie Jackson, Illustrated by Felipe Calv. Categories: Adventure, Age 2-5 Years, Age 6-9 years, All FKB Books, Books for a Cause, Children, Colouring, Creative Commons, Editor's Picks, FKB Make a Difference, Grade 1 to Grade 3, Grade K and Pre K, Health, Intermediate English, Read along video, Toddlers.
Feeling Sick. Feeling Sick is a fun ESL lesson for students to learn vocabulary and expressions to talk about being sick and symptoms for feeling sick. Learn mixed grammar including modal verbs, past simple, past perfect, present perfect, and past perfect continuous. Watch the ESL video, use the ESL storytelling flashcards to retell the story.
Everyone gets sick sometimes. We get sick because of germs. Germs are tiny, invisible things that live on all things, including inside of me. There are some germs that make us sick while some keep us healthy. If bad germs stick to me, they can cause me to get a cold, sore throat or a cough.
