Ideas to keep children busy while quarantined or social distancing.
- Subject:
- Health & Fitness
- Health Education
- Material Type:
- Primary Source
- Date Added:
- 03/25/2020
Ideas to keep children busy while quarantined or social distancing.
Several ideas for products that students can use to demonstrate their learning.
Le tourisme local est de plus en plus populaire. Puisque les vacances arrivent à grands pas, pourquoi ne pas faire une petite recherche sur les activités disponibles dans ta région? 😎
Tu rédigeras un dépliant d’informations que tu présenteras à tes parents.
Vous avez déjà des plans pour les vacances de décembre? Alors, planifie quelques activités pour les fins de semaine de cet hiver.
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