Super Sparks 1 Exercises Help

[Daimonion]

Hello,

My 7yo son learns English with Super Sparks 1 as an exercise book. And he tries to do so called "Zabadella's Craft Fun" from pages 67-70 where it says that one needs to make "the school object machine". There are two pages to be cut:

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Do you have any idea what is to be done here?

 

[teechar]

Hello Daimonion, and welcome to the forum.
As part of the forum rules, we do not do homework for students. However, if this is just about clarifying instructions, you can scan and post images of those pages here. Remember to cite the source too please.

 

[Daimonion]

Hello Daimonion, and welcome to the forum.
As part of the forum rules, we do not do homework for students. However, if this is just about clarifying instructions, you can scan and post images of those pages here. Remember to cite the source too please.

Yes, I know it and find it right. All I need is to clarify instruction. All my book says is to "Make the School Object Machine" and then there are two things to be cut. We've already cut them a bit (only where it was clear that we should do this) and don't know what to do next.

The source. Super Sparks 1 Exercise Book. PP. 67-70.
How can I add the photos of the things to be cut? (I've already scanned them).

 

[teechar]

Click Reply to Thread, then click on "insert image" as shown here.

 

[Daimonion]

Click Reply to Thread, then click on "insert image" as shown here.

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[teechar]

Can you scan and post the instructions page as well please?

 

[Daimonion]

Thank you. I thought it would be somewhere else but didn't find it. Within the pages 67-70 there is only this "Make the school object machine" (in bold) and, then, the same in my native language. Not even a word more.

P.S. Maybe the instruction is in a teacher's book, but I don't have it.

 

[teechar]

Perhaps they're meant to make this "school object machine" in class. I mean, may be all they're required to do is cut out (and perhaps fold) the pages.

 

[Daimonion]

Thank you for your help. Btw, it is a funny feeling when I've been learning English for ages (actually I publish scholarly papers in that language) and cannot help my kid during his first proper year of learning

 

[teechar]

it is a funny feeling when I've been learning English for ages (actually I publish scholarly papers in that language)

Ah yes, but don't tell your son that though. Just say that the teacher will explain what to do. ;-)

In all fairness, we also have no idea what to do here. Perhaps we all need to do a refresher course in "school object machine" technology.