Pick up an egg, gently hit it against the side of a bowl and empty the contents into a clean bowl.
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Grab an egg and crack it beside the bowl.
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Open the fridge and take out the butter. Take off the lid. Get a knife and use it to scoop some butter. Rub the knife onto the toast.
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Get the butter from the fridge, get the knife and scoop come butter out and rub it into the toast.
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Hold the two shortest sides of paper and bend them together. Squeeze them so that the paper is now in half.
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Get a piece of paper and fold it in half.
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When you hear the sound of the whistle, move one leg in front of the other as quickly as you can.
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If you hear the whistle run as fast as you can.
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When player One had rolled the die, they should hand it to player Two, who should then roll it too. The person with the highest score moves their counter first.
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When player one has it’s turn rolling the die. It is player two’s turn to roll the die. The player with the highest score moves their counter first.
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If you want to turn on the computer, look for the round, lack power button and press it once.
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If you want to go on the computer find the circle power button and turn it on.
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Hold the handles of the scissors and cut along the dotted line, making sure you don’t hurt yourself.
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Hold the scissors with your hands and cut along the dotted line on the paper. Make sure you don’t cut yourself.
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Before you start mixing the ingredients, switch on the oven and turn the dial to 140 degrees.
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Before mixing the ingredients turn on the oven to dial to 140 degrees.
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Take the lid off the glue stick and rub the glue on the tab, being careful not to get any glue on your clothes.
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Grab a glue stick and rub it on the tab. Make sure you don’t get glue on your clothing.
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When you have planted your seed, pick up the pot and move it it near to a window where it will get lots of sunlight.
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Once you have finished planting your seed, pick up the pot and move it near to a window where it will have lots of sunlight.
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This week for writing we have been looking at rewriting instructions. This was our writing for literacy.
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