Creativity

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            Yellow leaf in autumn is fantastic!
           My son was three years old in the Pre-k class. His teacher gave a leaf to him, which collected in the yard, and the teacher wanted them to use the leaf within the project. He decided to make Lightning McQueen's smoke with leaf.  After, he learned the damages of exhaust gas to the environment.

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  1. Shanika DixonOctober 5, 2019 at 6:49 PM

    Hello Behice,
    I think that this is very creative, and my son loves Lightning McQueen. I heave used leaves in my class for trees and teaching about fall but never in this way. I love it!

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  2. Mario Takasi AloOctober 6, 2019 at 10:02 PM

    That is great! I love the creativity your son used! I would have never understood the leaf and the car collectively. Once I read your post, I realized it, and I saw it clearly!

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  3. Mario Takasi AloOctober 6, 2019 at 10:04 PM

    This is awesome! I stopped to think about the leaf and the car as a collective unit, but failed to figure it out. Once I read you post, it all became so clear! Your son is super creative!

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