It's great that we have a number of tours that take people along the Rows and at this time of year we also have families doing a ghost hunt trail. It's lovely because we are able to tell them stories about our area of the Rows."

From spectacular sun bears to fantastical fish, and from ravishing rhinos to sedentary seoths alongside many, many more species, Chester Zoo promises a great day out for all! This animal welfare charity is home to over 20,000 individuals and has been working to prevent extinction for over 90 years! As you venture around the carefully themed sections of Chester Zoo, learn all about the various species, observe their behaviours, and feel free to ask the friendly rangers and volunteers about the animals!

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In the mood for something different? Why not try one of the spirits from Oddfellows’ extensive selection (including tequila, cognac, vodka, whiskey, and gin)? Alternatively, there are wines spanning all flavour profiles, and international beers to go around (including a 0% option)! Chester's Rows are famous the world over, with tourists and residents enjoying following in the footsteps of some of the city's Medieval occupants in walking along these historic galleried walkways. Option 1 ~ “Chester and Wilson have a very close friendship. Then Lilly moves into the neighborhood. Has this ever happened to you? If it has, tell us about in a Google Doc. How did this new person change your friendship? If this has not happened to you, tell about what you might do if someone new tried to be a part of an important friendship.” Guided by the Grim Reaper and Asclepius, the ancient Greek God of medicine, explore the weird and wonderful history of health and medication. Discover where hidden bacteria lie, perform an autopsy on an unfortunate civilian, get a whiff of the smells of days gone by, and learn about the crazy remedies which were once considered best medical practice! Naturally, Shrub caters to vegetarian and vegan diets, but many of their options are also suitable for other needs – simply ask the team when you arrive.

Chester is the neighborhood Weird Kid. Clearly. He always does things in his own special and particular way. So does his friend, Wilson. They double knot their shoelaces. They use handsignals on their bikes. They never swing at the first pitch. They always carry extra bandaids. My son and I talked about the two boys that he dislikes and we decided to do something to change his attitude and make them his friends. We are calling this "a month of love for ________." E: Pair partner groups to share their work and explain their thinking. Students will use thumbs up/thumbs sideways to evaluate their work with Smart Partners. One day, some older mice begin to make fun of Chester and Wilson when they are riding their bikes. Lilly, disguised as a cat, jumps out of the bushes and scares the bullies away. To show their gratitude, Chester and Wilson soon befriend her and learn to try some new things.Chester without a doubt has his OWN WAY of doing things and living life. But fortunately for Chester, he is BLESSED with a friend, Wilson, who is similarly inclined. Chester is not alone and isolated for living life on his own terms--with his own quirks--because he has found a kindred spirit who sees the world the same way he does. Without Wilson, perhaps Chester's Way would not have been so cheer-y and happy. After practicing the correct way, allow the students to demonstrate incorrect models of the strategy. Keep this short, but allow all kids to engage and be a little silly. Be sure to immediately return to the correct model to reinforce that learning. Chester Racecourse has a wheelchair route running throughout, and disabled parking can be arranged at the adjacent Holiday Inn Express.

Begin by reviewing the concept of a good listener with the anchor chart used during lesson 1. If the anchor chart was created with removable pieces, have students help you rebuild it appropriately. Ask students to use the chart to review important details of a good listener. Yesterday, we talked about the importance of being a good listener. Listening helps us learn. Let's work together to review the 5 things a good listener does. Determine how you want to assign Smart Partners. You may want this to be random by proximity of seating or you may want to have students sit next to your predetermined partner groups. Nobody is sure exactly why Chester’s half-timbered galleries exist, but what is certain is that they constitute a perfect location for a spot of retail therapy, essentially giving you two high streets in one! From independent gems including Powells Vintage Jewellery and Tea Islands, to high-street heroes such as Waterstones Books and French Connection, you will be spoiled for choice on The Rows! Perhaps treat yourself to a pampering at The Scented Garden Retreat, or a new outfit courtesy of Nichols & Co, and a gift from Harriet & Dee!Chester’s City Walls are the most complete of their kind in Britain! Over time, their Roman foundations have been built upon, and now feature Saxon, Norman, and Victorian additions to name a few. Plus, their purpose has varied greatly through the years, from being initially constructed as an ancient defensive mechanism, to later being a fashionable promenade, all the way to their status nowadays as a Scheduled Monument and a major tourism attraction. Offering unparalleled views of England’s oldest working Racecourse, a few nights in this stylish and unique 4* city-centre hotel should not be missed! R: Support students as they work in partner groups and practice the Smart Partner, turn and talk strategy. Also support students as they work to represent in pictorial and/or written format a main idea for the beginning, middle and end of the text in their graphic organizer. This is a number game that also has an embedded discussion about alike/different. It is very simple and also helps kids practice counting, one-to-one correspondence, and their colors. First sentence: Chester had his own way of doing thing....he always cut his sandwiches diagonally. He always gout out of bed on the same side. And he never left the house without double-knotting his shoes.