It has some really great ideas and themes, but yeah, as an adult we may be more critical. As a kid I remember drooling at the thought of Turkish delight without even knowing what one was.
c) poultry flavored and thus his best teeth brushing experience ever.
I read Lion the With and the Wardrobe and Prydain as a kid. I loved both. I reread them both to my kids, and Prydain's narrative constructions, characters, lessons, and dialog still resonated with me. Not the case for Lion and co unfortunately.
Beat me to the punch on this one. I read this to my little ones and was surprised how well it held up after all these years.
Damn, Sementics Guy is probably still trying to recover from that encounter.
Reading the Fellowship of the Ring to the kiddos. At the bridge of Khazad Dum. I stopped a page before the end of the chapter. They were confused and asked me to finish it. I asked them to trust my wisdom. I didn't want to end the night with their tears.
The Commander Rules Committee for Magic: the Gathering has, due to death threats, resigned and handed over responsibility to Wizards of the Coast. This makes me sad on a few levels, not least that it is increasingly hard to trust Wizards of the Coast with the billion dollar baby of MtG.
I think most among us teachers find this true: phys.org/news/2024-09... Frequency not duration is more important.
Researchers at Maynooth University's Hamilton Institute and Department of Mathematics and Statistics in Ireland have unveiled significant findings on the role of homework in student achievement. The r...
Coke vending machine on wheels sounds more compelling than the actual cybertruck.
I have been playing since it first came out in the early 90s. This is definitely one of the special releases. I usually resist buying boosters, but each card makes a visual story which then makes the drafting fun. Glad you are giving it a try at this time!