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We set off to build an aqueduct. I used 2 paper towel holders and the top part of a pizza box. For Some reason I didn't get a picture of it cut up, hopefully you can get it from the picture below. The sides came from the pizza box. I 1/4 of one of the paper towel holders away.
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Then I used my hot glue gun to glue it all together.
I asked Conner first if water can get to the other side of a flat plate without help. So, he tried it out and couldn't get it to work. Then we tried the aqueduct and it worked!!
Lesson 44 Isaiah and Micah
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He became the potter to his piece of clay!!
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Lesson 45 Israel Falls to Assyria
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100 legos.
Blessings!!
Hi, this is very cool and great project for World History studies. Thanks for sharing.
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What fun! We LOVE MOH! Our 8th grader is enjoying it this year and her two younger brothers are having fun with it as well :) Thank you so much for linking up at The Homeschool Mother's Journal over at So You Call Yourself a Homeschooler?
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Love the hands on you are doing with MOH! And I love your aqueduct! and that it works!
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If I ever homeschool, I'm coming here! Thanks for linking up with the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party. I have pinned your post to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Board!
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DeleteI LOVE your aqueduct!! I pinned it to my history board and will be sharing it on social media this weekend =)
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Beth =)
Thank you for sharing!! He enjoyed this lesson tremendously!
DeleteWhat great lessons!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
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