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๐ป๐ Happy Halloween, homeschoolers! ๐๐ป Ed here, your friendly ghost host, ready to conjure up some spooky fun and sprinkle some educational magic into your day! ๐ปโจ Let's dive into today's hauntingly helpful Ed Express! ๐ฆ
๐ป๐ Happy Halloween, homeschoolers! ๐๐ป Ed here, your friendly ghost host, ready to conjure up some spooky fun and sprinkle some educational magic into your day! ๐ปโจ Let's dive into today's hauntingly helpful Ed Express! ๐ฆ
MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE
When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, 'tis near Halloween.
MATHS
Spooky Sequences and Spine-Chilling Sums! ๐ฆ๐งฎ
Let's delve into some frightfully fun maths challenges with a Halloween twist!
Your Mission:
Monster Mash-Up:
Imagine you're creating a monster. It has 3 eyes, 4 arms, and 2 legs. If you make 5 monsters, how many eyes, arms, and legs will you need in total?
Pumpkin Patch Problems:
A farmer has 36 pumpkins. He sells 1/4 of them on Monday and 1/3 of the remaining pumpkins on Tuesday. How many pumpkins does he have left to sell?
Trick or Treat Trail:
You go trick-or-treating and visit 10 houses. At each house, you get 3 pieces of candy. If you eat 5 pieces on the way home, how many pieces do you have left?
Haunted House Dimensions:
A haunted house is 12 meters long and 8 meters wide. What is the perimeter of the haunted house?
Spooky Spider Web:
A spider spins a web with 8 equal sections. If it catches 2 flies in each section, how many flies has it caught in total?
Bonus Challenge:
Create your own spooky maths word problem and share it with us on social media using #EdExpress!
SCIENCE
Eerie Experiments! ๐งช๐ป
Let's explore the spooky side of science with these fun and engaging experiments!
Oozing Pumpkin Jack-o'-Lantern:
Carve a pumpkin and place a cup of baking soda inside.
In a separate container, mix vinegar with red food colouring.
Pour the vinegar mixture into the pumpkin and watch the "lava" ooze out!
Ghostly Dry Ice Bubbles:
(With adult supervision) Fill a bowl with warm water and add a few pieces of dry ice.
Dip a cloth in soapy water and run it around the rim of the bowl.
Observe the spooky fog and bubbles that form!
Dancing Ghosts:
Cut out ghost shapes from tissue paper.
Rub a balloon on your hair to create static electricity.
Hold the balloon near the ghosts and watch them dance and float!
Glow-in-the-Dark Slime:
Make slime using glue, borax, and water.
Add glow-in-the-dark paint or powder to the slime mixture.
Turn off the lights and watch your slime glow eerily!
Bonus Challenge:
Research the science behind these spooky effects and share your findings on social media using #EdExpress!
Remember to always have adult supervision when conducting science experiments, especially those involving chemicals or heat.
JOKE
A giggle a day keeps the learning blues away!
Q: What kind of music do mummies listen to?
A: Wrap music!
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