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Games, activities and teaching ideas > Name-It Contest
Name-It Contest
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MoodyMoody
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Well, it �s been two days, so I guess it �s time to pick a winner! All of the entries were good, but I picked zailda and her skissors as the winner. (cunliffe came close, but she misspelled "shear" in her answer.) Your turn to post a picture for us, zailda! |
20 Jun 2015
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seansarto
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Maybe too obvious a winner..but "The Cutlass" |
20 Jun 2015
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Apodo
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MoodyMoody . I don �t think Cunliffe �s answer was misspelt. She was just being punny. |
20 Jun 2015
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cunliffe
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Thank you, Apodo. Sheer means extreme, or something like that. Yes, it was meant to be a pun. I don �t do spelling mysteaks. |
21 Jun 2015
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spinney
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@Lynne, Oh yes you du!  |
21 Jun 2015
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MoodyMoody
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Usually "sheer" would be the better spelling. However, when referring to scissors, "shear" is the better pun. That �s what I meant. |
21 Jun 2015
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