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Knowledge is Power by James Denmark
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Westward expansion is such an interesting topic for students. The idea of traveling across the country on foot for months is something that many students cannot imagine. How Can We Make This Unit Even More Fun? Acting out the pioneers experiences and using interactive notebooks are both helpful. Add replicas and other items inside of a box for students to explore. They can write about their findings and "touch" the past. Interactive notebooks are also fun.Click here to access a westward expansion interactive notebook. Ask an intriguing question that students must research. This builds up interest in the unit and is a great way to integrate research into the lesson. (*Many sources have stated that water was not sold for $100 a cup, but prices along the pioneer trails were high for items.)
NOTE: This listing is for a digital PDF PATTERN ONLY. This is NOT a finished product. This is a CROCHET PATTERN written in ENGLISH ONLY and uses standard US terms. Refunds are not available on this item. The finished duck, when worked in 4ply yarn, will measure approximately 15cm high and 20cm beak to tail. This will of course vary with weights of yarn and hook/tension. For a larger duck work in double knit, aran or chunky. This pattern is relatively easy to follow but does require basic crochet knowledge of single, double and treble crochet and the ability to work a magic ring. Everything is easily learnt from Youtube if you are not 100% sure. It is written in US terms but easily converted to UK terms. It is worked in African Flower shapes with instructions in written form with photographs and handy hints to follow for assembly. Materials I used Scheepjes Catona 20g of Mercury (074) and 30g of Metal Grey (242), 10g of Black Coffee (162), 10g of Yellow Gold (208), 10g of Dark Teal (401) , 5g of Snow White (106) and a scrap of Jet Black (110) for the beak detail. You can obviously use any colours, weight or brand you fancy but the results will obviously be a little different. You can make this in any weight yarn, but please use the smallest hook you can manage. Mercerised cotton yarn prevents too much stretch so helps to reduce the visibility of the stuffing through the holes, plus it isn’t fluffy so the pattern of the African Flower shape shows more clearly. Other names for 4 ply are 2 weight, sport yarn, fingering, baby etc. Please check your countries equivalent. Please work a test shape to check you are happy before you start. 2mm crochet hook, scissors, 10mm safety eyes, darning needle, long upholstery needle, stuffing, stitch markers. This pattern is written in English. The pattern is delivered by digital instant download. It is a PDF file and will be suitable for whichever device you wish to view or print it from. When the payment is completed you will receive an email by Etsy with the link for download. Copyright: This pattern is personal use only. Do not duplicate, redistribute, resell or share this pattern or parts of this pattern. Do not translate into another language. If you have any problems please contact me. Thank you for your purchase and happy hooking.
Imprint varies. Vol. 2: London : Printed for Henry Brome, 1663. Vol. 3: London : Printed by J.C. for R. Broom, at the signe of the Gun in Ivy-Lane, 1663
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This is an easy, fast square to crochet. Knowledge of crochet stitches needed including trc and dbltrc. This square is worked in rounds.
