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Timothy has invented a machine that allows him to travel back in time to visit people and places he has read about and to go to events in history that were very significant. Can you help him identify the people, the places and the events?
Hi kids! Some words are difficult because they sound like other words - but they have different meanings. In these short sentences, can you find the right words?
Did you think that was all of the sing-a-long fun? Well, think again, there's more to come. Here are some happy ones that you can do, and all of your friends can sing-a-long too! (Note: Questions are U.S. specific)
How about those famous tall tales and legends we tell each other! Some say they are real. Some say, "What silly nonsense!" I'll tell you a version of the tale. You answer a question about it.
Add a letter to the word given and make the name of a mammal. In the first five the letters are in the right order. In the last five you must change the letters around as well as adding a letter. Give the animal's name.
When you talk about one thing, you use a singular. When you talk about several things, you use a plural. Some plurals aren't quite as obvious as they might appear to be. Let's have a look at some.
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