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who knew three colors would mean so much?

"WHOOOOO WANTS YELLOOOOOOWWWWW?!"

*everyone runs to the carpet*

and they ACTUALLY sat on the carpet at the end of the day and LISTENED to the story I read WITHOUT the Arabic teacher being present.

The 55 Dirham I spent was SO worth it.

and before that?

gasps and big eyes,

"shukran abala!"
"ABALAAAAA ABALAAAAA!! . . .ANA ANA ANAAA!"

for science today they used watercolors,which Im sure they arent allowed to use in art unless its exactly how the art teacher tells them to do it. We also made sensory bottles

(samples,not mine)

and they were very interested in what was in them,what it was called,how it looked,etc.Wanted to take them home. Sorry guys,these are for scool! Very easy to make,and inexpensive as well.

We made:
  1. water and glitter
  2. oil and colored water
  3. sand,gold glitter,shells,and water (beach)
  4. rice and nails (to go along with magnet

Now if I could just relax,enjoy the rest of my day,and let these other stressors fall by the wayside!

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