Dangerous games

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Funny dares are a fantastic way to improve your game of Truth or Dare. And Truth or Dare questions are a hilarious way to spice up a conversation when you run out of questions to ask. Of course, It can sometimes be hard to think of good dares... ...but no worries! This list of 47 funny dares will help you keep the laughs coming. Remember: Truth or dare is supposed to be FUN. None of our dares below are meant to put you or anyone you're daring in danger or in harm's way. If you feel any of…

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Everything you need to analyze the classic creepy story The Most Dangerous Game. This file includes teacher notes (editable PPT file) with notes on foreshadowing and suspense, as well as direct and indirect characterization. Students will have some prereading questions (I use these as a class debate or a four corners and students love to discuss!) to stimulate discussion and get them hooked into the story.

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In a house of two boys and one girl, my husband and I tend to divide “issues.” Most of the “boy stuff” goes to him and the “girl dramas” go to me. This works well most of the time. For example, my 8-year-old son is a video game lover, and I am not. My husband is usually the deciding factor between a new game or video game system, as he grew up playing them and is a pretty good judge of what’s appropriate for a 3rd grader. But there is a large black cloud over this topic in our household...