Are you egg-cited about checking your answers for the Easter Hink Pinks and Hinky Pinkies? Or are you egg-ravated that you had to wait? Are you cracking up at my egg humor or do you just want to yolk choke me? Before I reveal the answers, I have to share the following egg humor:
This cracked me up, no yolk-ing! (I think the season has me deviled.)
Egg-nuff already! Here are the answers:
9. Twin rabbits = hare pair
10. Royal leader of the season = spring king
11. Egg coloring belongs to me = my dye
13. Chocolate bunnies by the ocean = sandy candy
14. Tall building made of lilies = flower tower
15. Bunny's routines = rabbit's habits
How did you do? Did you find them to be hard boiled and frustrating? Or were they over easy?
One of the things I love most about Hink Pinks, Hinky Pinkies, and Hinkity Pinkities is that they require ALL students to really think. Even "Gavin Gifted" can't produce the answer before you finish reading the clue. That alone makes them worth their weight in gold! However, I will admit that the more of them you present to the class, the quicker the response time. I like to think they are building new neural pathways in their brains.
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As you can see, I'm really into Hink Pinks. This is just a fraction of what I have in my files. Do you think I need an intervention?
Too cute! I love the humor and the hink pinks, of course.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristi. Come back soon. I'm working on Hitinkity Pitinkities at the insistence of my enrichment students. BTW, they named them as I have never come across a name for 4 syllable ones.
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