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Proverbs
Proverbs
are brief sayings which have in them some
concentrated wisdom, usually learned by experience.
One
first grade teacher wanted to teach her group of
6-year-olds some of our American proverbs. She gave
them the first part of a famous proverb and asked
them to finish the statement. This is what she
learned from her first graders.
Don’t
change
horses....................................................Until
they stop running.
Never
underestimate the power
of.............................Termites.
You
can’t teach an old dog
new..................................Math.
If you
lie down with dogs,
you’ll...................................Stink in
the morning.
The pen
is mightier than the
.......................................Pigs.
An idle
mind
is..............................................................The
best way to relax.
Where
there’s smoke,
there’s.....................................Pollution.
A penny
saved
is..........................................................Not
much.
Two’s
company,
three’s..............................................The
Musketeers.
Don’t
put off till tomorrow
what...................................You put on to
go to bed.
Laugh
and the world laughs with you, cry and...........You
blow your nose.
There
are none so blind
as.........................................Stevie
Wonder.
Children
should be seen and
not................................Spanked.
When the
blind lead the
blind......................................Get out
of the way.
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