Adventist Adventurer Awards/Collector
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Contents
- 1 Explain who a collector is.
- 2 Name five popular articles that people are collecting today.
- 3 Listen to an adult collector as (s)he shows and talks about his/her collection.
- 4 As a group plan what you want to collect and gather native items in one of the following ways:
- 5 OR Make two very different collections with at least 20 items in each.
- 6 Have a collector’s show and display two collections neatly arranged with objects well identified.
- 7 Show and explain something you have learned about one of your collections.
- 8 External Resources
Explain who a collector is.[edit]
A collector is a person who gathers things. She/He is interested in and learns about them.
Name five popular articles that people are collecting today.[edit]
- Coins
- Stamps
- Stickers
- Buttons
- Dolls
- Model cars
- Baseball cards
Listen to an adult collector as (s)he shows and talks about his/her collection.[edit]
As a group plan what you want to collect and gather native items in one of the following ways:[edit]
play a game of A to Z Collection[edit]
Try the following zoo animals collection.
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Alligator
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Bear
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Camel
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Deer
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Elephant
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Flamingo
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Giraffe
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Hippopotamus
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Iguana
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Jaguar
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Kangaroo
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Lion
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Monkey
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Nyala
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Ostrich
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Penguin
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Quail
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Rhinoceros
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Snake
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Tiger
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Underwater mammals
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Vulture
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Wolf
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Yak
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Zebra
OR Make two very different collections with at least 20 items in each.[edit]
Objects: stamps, postcards, photographs, coins, etc.[edit]
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A Bad Case of Stripes.jpg
A Bad Case of Stripes
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BrownBearBrownBearWhatDoYouSee.jpg
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See?
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Clickclackmoo.jpg
Click, Clack, Moo
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HungryCaterpillar.JPG
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Seuss-cat-hat.gif
The Cat in the Hat
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The Wizard of the Oz
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Where The Wild Things Are (book) cover.jpg
Where the Wild Things are
