Human Body

Mar 12, 2019

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Human Body. Human Body. Topic for English corner Friday 12-09-08. Head. Hair Nose Ear Eye Cheek Mouth Chin. _ace Ha_r N_se _ar E_e Chee_ _outh C_in. F ace Ha i r N o se E ar E y e Chee k M outh C h in. Fill in the missing letter…. Game. Touch your neighbor's…

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Human Body Human Body Topic for English corner Friday 12-09-08
Head • Hair • Nose • Ear • Eye • Cheek • Mouth • Chin
_ace Ha_r N_se _ar E_e Chee_ _outh C_in Face Hair Nose Ear Eye Cheek Mouth Chin Fill in the missing letter…
Game Touch your neighbor's… (the one who sits next to you..)
Head Shoulder Arm Hand Finger Leg Knee Foot Body
Bod_ He_d _houlder Ar_ H_nd Finge_ _eg Kne_ _oot Body Head Shoulder Arm Hand Finger Leg Knee Foot Fill in the missing letter…
Game Simon says…

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