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Додаток №1

FIND THE FOLLOWING EASTER VOCABULARY WORDS IN THE EGG ABOVE:

Baskets Bonnet Bunny Chocolate Dress Easter

Egg hunt Eggs Jelly beans Spring Sunday Tulips

Write 5 sentences using at least 5 vocabulary words.

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Додаток №2

How many words can you make out of Christmas tree?
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Did you find?
	Something you wear. Something you drink. Something you drive. Something you breathe. Something to put on the tree. A number. A planet. A subject in school. A month of the year. What a teacher does. Someone who paints.	A place where you sit. A place where you drive. A place where you go up. Another word for clever. The opposite of stand. Mix milk in your coffee. Three of your senses. A small river. A group of athletes. Bonus: Can you find four verbs with both past and present tenses?

SOME ANSWERS:

car treat tree mars star him see her state team rite tea search heart cat rat mat hat tea three teach seat stair sit stir taste charm rich hit heat site stream she sea he start meet christmas tear art tart tech test chest street rim trim richer march match shirt T-shirt teen teeth, create, scar, scare, mast, artist, teacher, tart, at, it, the, stare, and 's' can be added to a lot of words to make plurals.
Three of your senses: see, hear, and taste.
Four verbs with both past and present: eat/ate, hit/hit, meet/met, and sit/sat.

Додаток №3

PRANKS AND JOKES ON APRIL FOOL’S DAY

THE VICTIMS: His neighbors, the Wilson family of Cumming, Georgia
Alan pulled off this prank perfectly. "He took a big wild mushroom," S. Wilson says, "and spray-painted it bright red. Then he secretly planted it in our flower bed. It took us two days to notice it, and, stunned by its beauty, we took a picture and told the kids not to touch it. We were afraid it might be poisonous. When Alan's daughter came over and touched it, our kids got all upset. That's when Alan came over hee-hawing about the whole thing."
THE REACTION: "We all got a big laugh out of it--especially when we found out our other neighbors got a blue one!"

THE PERPETRATOR: Nathan H., age 14, of Chandler, Arizona.
THE VICTIM: His mom, Lynne. Talk about hair-raising! On April 1, Lynne says, Nathan began complaining during dinner that his head was itching like crazy. "When I looked at his scalp, I encountered the worst case of dandruff I'd ever seen. Apparently, a friend had poured salt into his hair as a prank--and now my son was using that to pull a prank on me!"
THE REACTION: Lynne immediately instructed Nathan about the proper shampoo and scrubbing method. Nathan listened for a few moments, then burst into laughter.

THE PERPETRATORS: Barry and Kim L. of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin

THE VICTIMS: Their three kids

There's a major drawback to this trick: the perpetrator suffers along with everybody else--but early risers should find it's worth the lost sleep. Barry sprang this one on his kids last April after they switched his sugar for salt the year before. "I knew the kids would be expecting something," says Barry, "so here is what I did. As usual, we got the three children up for school. My wife and I were all ready for work. The kids were a little slow getting dressed, but they all made it to the breakfast table in time to eat--at least according to the clock. When breakfast was over, I asked my daughter to open the patio curtains, and when she did, her brothers and she saw a large sign that read, 'It's 3 A.M.--April Fool!'"

THE REACTION: "A definite family Kodak moment"

THE VICTIMS: Anybody trying to use the kitchen sink faucet
There are good reasons why this prank was cited by dozens of readers. It's harmless, extremely effective and a snap to pull off--in short, the quintessential April Fools' prank. The prankster need only find a rubber band, wait for a moment when the kitchen is empty, and then slip the rubber band over the sink sprayer handle so that it is stuck in the on position. Carefully aim the nozzle so that it sprays out--onto anybody who turns on the faucet. REACTION: The victim won't need extra coffee to wake up

THE VICTIMS: Cynthia R. (now a mom herself) and her three siblings, of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada "On the night of March 31st, my mother waited until we were all sound asleep in our separate rooms," Cynthia recalls. "At some point--and this is the part that still amazes us--she sneaked into each of our rooms and gently carried and placed each of us into the bed of another."

THE REACTION: "In the morning, she reveled in our confusion. My brothers weren't too keen on the pink ruffles they had to endure!"

THE VICTIMS: Adults and kids were fair game. We've all heard of--or tried--some form of this Bart Simpson “trick,” but we got a chuckle out of this wild animal version nonetheless. To pull it off, simply leave your victim a convincing-sounding message (either on paper or on an answering machine) from a certain "Mr. Lyon," who has called about an urgent matter (a missed lunch date is good for extra laughs) and would like a return call as soon as possible. Mr. Lyon's number? The phone number for your local zoo. THE REACTION: One victim got this response: "I'm sorry, Mr. Lyon is busy at the moment. Mr. Elephant can talk, though!"

THE VICTIM: Usually a dad
This trick has two variations. Let's start with the less common one, submitted by Michelle M. of Sanford, Maine. "A simple needle and thread become our tool for creating mischief," she says. "Our mission? Sew all of Dad's underpants together. This is easy enough as it requires only a few stitches at the side seams. Then they are neatly folded and placed back in his drawer." THE REACTION: "It's fun watching him bite each pair off of the string with his teeth."

The second trick is just as good (as evidenced by the number of readers who suggested it), even if the perpetrator might not get to see it in action. Just sew up the fly on a clean pair of underwear, make sure the victim drinks plenty of morning juice and coffee or tea, and wait. (This is especially effective if you know the victim uses large, public bathrooms, like the ones found in schools and office buildings.) The most challenging part: ensuring the victim selects the doctored pair in the morning. THE REACTION: At best--total embarrassment. At worst--we don't even want to think about it.

THE PERPETRATORS: Callie H., 12, her best friend Megan, 12, and Callie's mom, Susan, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

THE VICTIMS: Callie and Megan's classmates

Callie pulled this one on her class, with some help from her teacher, in honor of her birthday, March 31. "A little before lunch," says Callie, "Mrs. Badger said we could hand out the doughnuts. Mrs. Badger told the kids not to eat them until everyone got their food. A couple of kids said the doughnuts were small. My friend Tracy thought they were homemade. Then the teacher said we could eat. What a sight to see! The boys shoved both of the doughnuts in their mouths, and the girls took small bites. Then Megan and I announced that the doughnuts were play dough." More specifically, a barely edible homemade play dough.

THE REACTION: "All the kids looked at us in horror and spit the doughnuts out. Megan and I laughed and soon the rest of the kids started laughing too." (Callie and Megan then handed out the real doughnuts they'd brought.)

CALLIE'S PRANK DOUGH
This recipe is for an edible craft dough that can be shaped into either doughnuts or doughnut holes. Do not eat more than a nibble, though.

1 cup all-purpose flour (plus 1/4 cup for light dusting at end) 1/2 cup salt 1 cup water 2 teaspoons cream of tartar (optional) 1 tablespoon vegetable oil

Mix all ingredients in a saucepan over low heat (a parent's job) and stir until the dough forms a ball. Turn it onto a cookie sheet, let it cool until kneadable, then knead in red and green food coloring until the dough looks like chocolate. Roll into small balls, roll balls in flour, and serve.

THE VICTIMS: His family While Ken is, according to his sister Mary, an unusually elaborate prankster, one of his simplest tricks will work anywhere. Just superglue coins to the pavement. You'll need to find a spot that is both heavily trafficked and suitable for gluing; a front sidewalk or driveway works well, though you may need to clean the surface to get the coins to stick. THE REACTION: Broken fingernails are not out of the question.

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