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I love the Eskimo writing!!!! They are doing awesome…I didn't know what a mukluk was!!!
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Bridget
I love those sweet Eskimos in their journals and your adorable little snowmen!
Erin
Short and Sassy Teacher
I love that your littles like to draw like you 🙂 So cute!
I just love that craftivity. What fun your class is having this month.
Donna
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How cute is that snowman face?! BTW are you a natural at drawing?! Your drawings and lettering are perfect and adorable!!
Love those snowmen!
I teach older elementary kiddos but they still love to be crafty!
Laura
Adventures in Multigrade
LOOOOVE the Eskimos!! Too cute, I've never seen any activities using them before.Thanks for sharing!
Melissa
Keep Calm and Love First Grade
OH.MY.GOSH! I LOVE the colors you used on the snowmen…I thought it was cute when I did it in B&W, but the colors are just that much more adorable!! Love it! Thanks for the shout out, girlie!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue Skies
I was just wondering what books you used to teach about Eskimos or life in the arctic. I am finding it so difficult to find books that do a good job teaching about "Eskimo Facts".
Eskimos is actually not the correct terminology. It means raw meat eater and can be offensive. The correct word is Inuit people.