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The words in this puzzle start with the letter O.
Across
1. Not on.
2. juice.
3. , two, three
4. Not closed.
Down
1. Large body of
salt water.
3. Where parents
go to work.
4. Not under.
5. You hear this
at church.
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?Answers
Across
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Down
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Fop Parents n Teachers
This section of The Mini Page is especially
designed for parents and teachers to use as a
fuide to this week's Mini Page,
age 1: A well planned trip to a fair can save your
family time and money. Study the fair map and plan
how you are going to spend your day. Study the
calendar of events carefully. Many fairs are offering
free grandstand shows and other free entertainment.
Hours can be spent looking at wholesome and
educational exhibits.
Page 2: Carnival Talk: Have the child study the
definitions. Then you make up sentences using the
words and see if he can tell you what the meanings
are. For example: Would you like to take a ride
on a "jenny?" What are you planning to buy at the
"grab stands?" Are you going to visit a "mitt camp?"
Page 4: Recipe: This is an excellent recipe for your
child to make the next time he or she is having
spend-the-night guests! He or she can make it the
night before and pop it into the oven just in time for
dinner.
What Would You Do? Talk about what the child should
do in case he gets lost ? t MPPC I
A Fair Way to Do Things!
"Families today
want to do things
together. That's
the reason fairs
are such a
success," says
Jim Strates,
owner of one of
the largest
traveling
carnivals in the
country.
Left: a 4-year-old exhib
itor and his calf wait their
turn to be judged. Won
der what they are think
ing about?
A cow gets a beauty bath.
Have you
ever driven
a tractor?
Here's a
snack for a
hungry
poodle.
CMPPC
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