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AristocratSomeone from the ruling class, usually those with nobility, money, or both.May always drank tea with her little finger sticking out, pretending to be an aristocrat.

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Current Events: Mozart

Mozart, who wrote some of the world’s most beautiful music, is about to have a birthday. On January 27 he will be 267 years old. Or would be if he were alive. He died in 1791.In his name, the z has a ts sound, so Mozart rhymes with  ‘notes art’. We say Mozart, and everyone […]

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Kids in the Kitchen

Overnight Oats Overnight oats use simple ingredients, are rich in many nutrients, can be made in large batches, and don’t require any heating. Simply mix the ingredients, refrigerate overnight, and add your favorite toppings in the morning. Most overnight oats recipes are based on the same few ingredients. Here is the secret formula! Ingredients: Oats. […]

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Book Review: ‘Thank You, Sarah; The Woman Who Saved Thanksgiving’

Thank You, Sarah; The Woman Who Saved Thanksgiving By Laurie Halse Anderson    Illustrated by Matt Faulkner If it was not for Sarah Hale’s stubbornness and persistence in the 1800s, you would likely have to attend school instead of celebrating Thanksgiving with 2 days off in November. ‘Thank You, Sarah’ is a historical picture book cleverly […]

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Lunar(Rhymes with sooner)Involving, caused by, or affecting the moon.Leslie got a telescope for her birthday. She aimed it at the Moon and looked at craters on the lunar surface.

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A New Year’s Reunion By Yu Li-Qiong  Illustrated by Zhu Cheng-Liang This realistic fiction picture books illustrates a contemporary lifestyle that is supposedly nontraditional yet common for many families in China where family members live apart due to job conditions and meet one or two times a year during national holidays. New Year’s Day, as […]

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Current Events: Lunar New Year

For many people, the Chinese, for example, January 22 of this year is New Year’s Day. Why? Because of the type of calendar they use.The calendar we use is based on the time it takes the Earth to circle the Sun. That time (365 days) is divided into 12 month. Sol is another name for […]

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Slow Cooker Salsa Chicken Easy slow cooker Mexican chicken with salsa – this crockpot meal with only a few ingredients! Ingredients: (Serves 4) 2 chicken breasts 1 can black beans 1 can drained corn 1 jar salsa 1 can lowfat refried beans sour cream optional Instructions: In crock pot, add the chicken breast, black beans […]