My children & I were blessed to get to meet the missionary
pilot & his wife who took over in Equador after Nate Saint
& Jim Elliot & the other missionary men were killed. I
was so inspired by these missionaries who were willing to give up their
lives to show God's love to people who had never known that kind of
love. I was even more inspired by the missionaries families willingness
to not only forgive the Indians, but also to befriend them &a
have a relationship with them. Such a powerful example of forgiveness!
This
is a picture of the five missionaries that went into the jungles of
South America to show the love of God to the Auca Indians who knew
nothing but killing and being killed.
If you have not heard the story, I encourage you to check out these resources:
I
have seen all three of these DVDs &a they are all very moving.
"The End of the Spear" is a Film based on the story of what happened
between the Aucas and the Missionaries. Though not everything in the
movie is true. "Through the Gates of Splendor" is a documentary by
Elisabeth "Betty" Elliot ( Missionary Jim Elliot's widow). "Beyond the
Gates of Splendor is a documentary by Steve Saint ( Misssionary pilot
Nate Saint's son). I highly recommend these three videos for anyone
interested in learning more about the story. (Viewer discretion is
advised for ages 13 & under.)
For younger children I recommend watching this movie to begin with until they are old enough to handle the others:
This
is an animated movie of the missionary story that begins when the five
boys were in school. My kids watched this and said it was not scary at
all :) It also has a cd-rom that includes a pdf printable activity book
with comprehension questions.
Our whole family enjoyed this one! This story of love, sacrifice & forgiveness
will live in our hearts &a not be forgotten.
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep, to gain what he cannot lose."--Jim Elliot
I love any reason to celebrate! Whether it be a birthday, wedding or holiday. What better way to celebrate God's love than with some fun Valentine's Dayideas!?! I have collected a bunch of ideas from different blogs to share with you and most are inexpensive. Yahoo!! These are just a few of my favorites. Scroll down to the end of this post for even more ideas!
Redeeming Love
Heaven
Power of a Praying Wife/Parent
Passion & Purity
Holy Discontent
One Thousand Gifts
Creative Correction
The Love Dare
Love and Respect
The Scarlet Thread
Her Mother's Hope/ Her Daughter's Dream
A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus
The Case For Christ
Accessible Apologetics
Bathsheba: The Wives of David Series
Changed into His Image
Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends
Jesus Calling
Managers of Their Homes
I Kissed Dating Goodbye
Books My Husband Has Read that He Recommends:
Every Man's Battle
Power of a Praying Husband
The Man in the Mirror
Family Driven Faith
Redeeming the Time
Raising a Modern Day Knight
Evidence That Demands a Verdict
Wild at Heart
Currently Reading:
Family Driven Faith
Raising Maidens of Virtue
Lies Women Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free
So Much More
On My List to Read Next:
Queen of the Home
Large Family Logistics
What Did You Expect?
It's Not That Complicated
Her Hand in Marriage
Hi Friends,
I have created a website for my children to navigated safe and educational resources online and I wanted to share it with YOU! I have had a hard time feeling comfortable letting my children roam the internet on their own and have installed safe browsers, but I really wanted one place they could go to and find all of the websites they would need. Since there wasn't something like that out there, I decided to create it myself! I hope it is a beneficial resource for you as well. Also, if you have any suggestions or resources you would like to see on my blog, just use the "Contact Me" tab on the Avonlea Academy website and let me know! :)
Hi Friends!
Quite a few people have been asking me for a list of Wholesome Family Movies, so here it is! I am separating the ones you can find on Netflix. Most of the movies are faith-based, & some just are safe & wholesome (no bad language, extreme violence, or nudity...etc). Netflix does change the movies they offer, so make sure to check on the Netflix website for updates. Disclaimer: Some of the movies listed may be subject to maturity level. It is recommended that you view the movies before showing them to your kids.
My List of Family Friendly Shows/Movies on Netflix for Instant Streaming:
The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry
God of Wonders
Creatures that Defy Evolution
Brother White
The Lost and Found Family
The Ballad of Lucy Whipple
My Six Loves
The Shakiest Gun in the West
Being Elmo
How It's Made
Andy Griffith
What Would Jesus Do II: The Woodcarver
The Adventures of Ociee Nash
Veggie Tales
The Borrowers
The Incredible Mr. Limpet
Father Knows Best
Leave it to Beaver
Eyewitness to Jesus
The Case for Christ
Hello Dolly!
Sarah's Choice
Seven Days in Utopia
Liberty's Kids
Courage Mountain
What If...
Flipper
The Cosby Show
Secretariat
Oliver!
The Secret Garden
The Billion Dollar Hobo
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
The Happiest Millionaire
Herbie (The old ones)
Dolphin Tale
Schoolhouse Rock!
Akeelah and the Bee
Flicka
The King and I (older version)
Chronicles of Narnia
Adventures in Odyssey
19 Kids and Counting
Little House on the Prairie
My Favorite Family Movies (Not listed on Netflix):
Today the world celebrates the 108th birthday of Dr. Seuss. For over 60
years, the books written by Theodor (“Ted”) Seuss Geisel have and
continue to thrill young readers. In his lifetime, Seuss wrote over 40
entertaining, whimsical books for children which are not only fun, but
open the doors to a child's imagination.
Here are some Dr. Seuss resources to celebrate his birthday:
Speak for the trees, for they have no tongues, with the Official
Lorax App! Hold the phone up to your mouth, and talk. The Lorax’s
mouth and moustache will move along with your voice.
The American Revolution is filled with well-known stories and heroes. Experience it to the fullest with Homeschool in the Woods' "The American Revolution" CD-ROM. Make a haversack or a booklet with this fun, hands-on approach to learning. 25 Lessons may be spread over 5-10 weeks, and include creative writing, colonial recipes, factfile cards, a file folder game, science experiments, notebook timeline, notebooking activities and more. Text and project overview pages keep lessons on track, while masters, photos and drawings make for easy lesson planning. Teacher helps, keys, resource list and "guide at a glance" included. Grades 3-8; 1 CD-ROM.
Here are some lapbook freebies that I found as well. They both have free printables!
We have also been watching these videos on Netflix & we are almost finished with them. They have been a great learning tool for all of us. They have made the events and people involved in the Revolutionary War understandable. I highly recommend watching this with your kids!
Product Description-
Caught on opposite sides of the revolution, Benjamin Franklin and his
teenage reporters, American colonist James and young Englishwoman Sarah,
confront the real, physical dangers of war. As the conflict rages,
James and Sarah are compelled to choose between their friendship and
their countries, their understanding of good and evil, and the moral
dilemmas inherent in war. All the while trying to look after the
mischievous Henri, an immigrant French boy whose comical escapades
constantly lead them into trouble, as the three bear witness to the
highs and lows of the American Revolution.
Starring news legend
Walter Cronkite as Benjamin Franklin and including guest starring roles
by award-winning actors and real-life historical figures like Dustin
Hoffman, Annette Benning, Michael Douglas, General Norman Schwarzkopf,
Sylvester Stallone, Arnold
Schwarzenegger, Billy Crystal, Ben
Stiller, Whoopi Goldberg, Liam Neeson and many more! The complete Emmy
and Humanitas Award-nominated Liberty's Kids is finally available on DVD
in one six-disc collectors set!
Here is a slideshow I put together of other children's educational products involving the American Revolution. Click on the picture for more information about it.
Cut two three-inch squares, one from each of the construction sheet colors.
Roll each square into a tube that will slip over your finger. Secure the roll with cellophane tape. Note: By using tape instead of glue, the coins won’t be harmed.
To make the Lincoln puppet, tape the penny to the black paper tube at roughly an inch below the top.
Cut a thin rectangle from the black paper for the hat brim. Tape the brim along the top of the head.
To make the Washington puppet, tape the quarter to the top of the blue paper tube.
Cut a one-and-half-inch square from the blue paper for the hat.
Fold the square in half, corner to corner, making a triangle.
Cut a slit out of the center fold of the square to make an
opening. Once again fold the square in half, this time folding the
opposite corner to corner, making a triangle.
Slip the hat over the top of the tube finger puppet.
Tape both halves of the triangle together.
Tips:
Dress them up
by adding details to the puppets using collage materials. You might want
to add a gold sequin medallion to Washington's hat, for example, and
some white doily paper to the chin for a lace collar. For Lincoln, try
adding a shirt collar made from white paper, and some buttons.
Pretzel Log Cabin
What you'll need:
Small empty milk carton
Pretzel sticks
Chocolate frosting or peanut butter
1 Rolo or other tubular shaped candy
1 square cracker
Scissors
Hot glue or tape
How to make it:
Cut the top flap of the milk carton off and tape or hot glue it closed to form the roof.
Spread chocolate frosting or peanut butter on one side of milk
carton then cover with pretzels. Repeat this step all over the milk
carton until log cabin is complete. You may need to break the tips off
of some of the pretzels to make then fit up the sides.
Break a square cracker in half, then break one of the halves in
half. Spread some frosting or peanut butter on the back of the first
half. “Glue” it to the front of the cabin as the door. Repeat this step
with a smaller broken piece for the window.
Spread some frosting or peanut butter to the bottom of Rolo and stick to the roof.
Tips:
You can make this a larger project using any box and large pretzel logs.
This is an edible craft project, just be sure you check for allergies, especially if using peanut butter as your glue.
Ask children to save their milk carton from their school lunch and wash them out thoroughly before using.
This is a tutorial on how to make a judge's or barrister's
wig. This
costs less than $5 and takes about 3 hours to make.
Get a cheap fiber Christmas tree skirt ($2.00 after Christmas sale),
like the blanket of snow you might put under your Christmas village. It is the same rolled polyfill batting that is sold in fabric
stores. Use a ballcap for the base (after you remove the bill) and mold the batting around it.
Make a seam down the middle for a part. Gather the back together
then add a "ponytail" made from two flat pieces hot-glued together.
Then tie it with a black grosgrain ribbon.
For
the side rolls, take long strips of batting (approx. 5" wide) and
roll them up like pastries, sewing them shut with a running stitch. Leave a little flap so you can sew one roll to the next. Remove the
wig from the ballcap base and try it on periodically to make sure it
fits and looks right.
Then make the "bangs". They are supposed to look like a "crewcut" in
the front...not easy to do with fiber batting. Cut 3-4 lengths of
batting 2" wide, clip the top side of each row and glue them, one
below the other across the forehead area, then "fluff" them out.
Take a black sharpie and draw in some
"grey" hairs to outline the various parts, especially the bangs and the
swirled-up end of the rolls. Without the black outline, the whole thing
will look like a bright white towel sitting on a head!
We have been using a program called Classical Conversations for the past 2 years. CC uses a classical method of instruction (from the beginning of time and moves forward from there). (Which has been so much easier to understand than the way I was taught history!) The children learn facts in sequential historical order in 3 different cycles starting with Foundations. Though we have chosen to teach our children CC at home with the memory cards and songs on CD, many parents join the local CC co-ops that are located all over the U.S. We have enjoyed learning this college level material to the tune of fun songs, games, & activities.
Here is how we use it:
First, I bought the Cycle 1 Audio CD, and the Cycle 1 Memory Cards on PDF.
Then, I printed out the cards according to the colors CC prints theirs in. (You can pay $30 & they will make & laminate all the cards for you, or you can pay $15 and make them yourself) Since I had more time than money, I decided it would be better to make them myself. Plus, if they were ever lost or misplaced I would have the file to make new ones. Also, I was able to cut & make one set of cards for the kids to hold AND made another set that I didn't cut apart but just left them in sheets and put the sheets in page protectors in my CC binder. I had to call CC and ask them which colors went with which subjects.
I got a packet of assorted cardstock through our charter school & went to work.
Here are the subject-colors I used when I printed my cards:
Latin-purple
Grammar-blue
History-orange
Science-pink
Geography-green
Math-yellow
The U.S. Presidents I left white & they are repeated in each cycle so your kids have 3 years to learn them;) Though they probably won't need that long since it doesn't take that long to learn a song!
They also do the same Math for all 3 cycles, so do not be discouraged if your kiddos don't have all of them memorized by the end of the year. There are other great ways to supplement (I will share more later).
Most of the memory work has songs to go with it except for Geography, Science & Grammar. So I went to my iTunes playlist and started matching-up songs with each memory sentence! Boy did that take a lot of work! But it was worth it when I noticed how much faster the kids were learning the facts since it was to the tune of a song.
Here are a few samples of the songs I have matched to the CC memory sentences:
Latin Noun Cases- to the tune- "Hickory Dickory Dock"
Five Kingdoms of Living Things-to the tune-"Farmer in the Dell"
Fertile Crescent-to the tune-"BINGO"
Prepositions-to the tune-"Yankee Doodle"
*Disclaimer-these are meant to help those that have already purchased the CC materials through their website*
Then I printed out my song matches & added them to my binder.
Then I went online and found pictures for the different subjects and printed those out & put in the binder. Voila!
I hope this has helped fellow CCers or anyone interested in CC.
Be sure to leave a comment if you have any questions! :)
We homeschool through a charter school and had the opportunity to subscribe to an educational monthly subscription called "Little Passports". I am so glad we did! "Little Passports" is a company that sends monthly pictures, games, activities and souvenirs from different countries around the world. It has been a fun way for my kids to learn geography. Your child will receive the travel suitcase first with the world map. We laminated our world map and hung it on the wall near our homeschool room. The kids look forward to getting their package every month! Not only does the package come with fun activities and souvenirs, but it also comes with a secret code to log onto the website and do more activities online! I wish this would have been around when I was a kid! :)
Here's the info from the website:
"Every month, our characters Sofia and Sam travel to a different country and send your
child an exciting package including:
A letter from Sam and Sofia describing their in-country adventures
Fun and unique souvenirs and gifts that bring each country to life
A secret code to access our online Boarding
Zone full of games & activities
First Month's Explorer Kit
In the first month, the adventure starts with an Explorer Kit that
includes:
Fun travel suitcase with an introductory letter from Sofia
and Sam
World wall map
Travel passport
Fun stickers
Activity sheet
Access to online games and activities
with our boarding pass
The Adventure Continues
In each following month, your child will receive a package from Sam and Sofia as they travel to a new country. Each adventure
package includes a letter addressed to your child from Sam and Sofia, fun souvenirs, an activity sheet, a photo
from the country, a passport stamp, a map marker, a suitcase sticker, and a collectible boarding pass to access more online
games and activities.
Little Passports souvenirs are fun, memorable and educational. Examples items include: traditional country toys,
arts and crafts projects, puzzles, pencils/erasers, photos, stickers, and postcards.
The recommended age range for Little Passports is 5 to 10 years old."
My kids just received the Egypt package and were SO excited to get to do this project that was inside: A plaster pyramid with an Egyptian statue inside! Fun, fun, fun!
Click HERE for a sample of "The Worldwide Adventure Activity Sheet"
Hi Friends,
I wanted to share with you the homeschool curriculum we are using this year & LOVE!
We ordered our first set of audio cd's of Mystery of History & we are loving them! We were doing Story of the World but we like this much better. We like this woman's voice, & I also like that this weaves World History with Biblical History. Click on the link below to order this from CBD & you can help support this blog! I prefer the audio but if you don't mind reading the stories yourself, you can order the book instead of the audio. CBD is having a sale on the MOH books 24% off right now!
Listen along to the thrilling story of the Mystery of History Volume I! This CD set features the Mystery of History stories read by author Linda Lacour Hobar and set to music. Read the text along with the CDs, or simply listen. Perfect for families on-the-go, with auditory learners, or who simply enjoy listening to an excellent narration! These CDs contain narrated lessons only, and do NOT include pretests, activities, quizzes, exercises, or other similar items in the textbooks.
Total listening time: 11 hours 14 minutes
This CD is based on the Creation to the Resurrection, Volume 1: The Mystery of History Series, Second Edition text.
or you can read them the stories and save! Click below:
The Mystery of History Volume 1 is written from a Christian, young-earth, perspective, teaching children to see God's hand throughout history...and how the Gospel of Jesus is the mystery behind all of history! Written in a conversational style, many lessons are presented in the form of mini-biographies, integrating fascinating stories with the events of the time. Covering creation to the resurrection, students will learn about famous biblical characters, ancient peoples, and well-known men such as Aesop, Buddha, Pythagoras, Confucius, Emperor Asoka, Herodotus, Caesar, Hannibal, and Herod.
Arranged by quarters and weeks, each quarter begins with an "Around the World" summary of events to introduce the time period; lessons progress chronologically with each week having 3 lessons, a pretest, review, and exercise or quiz. The 108 lessons will take a year to complete if you follow a traditional 36 week school year.
Activities are broken down by age group and reinforce the material just learned through fun ideas that engage all learning styles; they're based upon the classical grammar/logic/rhetoric stages. Review exercises cover the timeline and map work exercises; quizzes are cumulative reviews that go over material from the very beginning of the course; the semester-long tests are similar (though longer), covering materials from 2 quarters (one major time period). Quarter-end worksheets help students synthesize what they've learned and keep everyone straight! Suggested Schedules for different age groups are included, as well as plenty of reproducibles. Line-listed answers included. 636 pages, activity pages reproducible, softcover, three-hole-punched and perforated pages. Grades 4-8, but adaptable for the family. This second edition features the following updates & improvements:
Over 140 new pages that enrich the lessons; broaden the scholarship level of the text; develop new activities; enhance the mapping exercises; and simplify the timeline directions.
The Table of Contents has not changed, but has been improved with better chronological detail, based on the work of James Ussher.
The layout has been changed to a cleaner, more-readable style, and features upgraded artistry, photos, font, and cover; an expanded reading list; Answer Key maps for all the mapping exercises; a pronunciation guide; a Bible reading list; and more.
Our math program is "Teaching Textbooks". This program is my FAVORITE and my daughter's favorite so far. We had tried Right Start, Math on the Level, Math by Hand, Saxon, and all were frustrating her (or me). LOVE this one!!! Order this program from the link below and receive FREE shipping!
Early primary-grade math lays the framework for all later mathematical skills, and is also vitally important for everyday life. Ensure that your students understand every aspect of adding and subtracting multiple numbers, writing fractions, carrying, multiplication, money, telling time, advanced place value, mental multiplication, whole numbers, decimals, perimeter, area, temperature, the metric system, and bar & line graphs with Teaching Textbooks 3. The workbook contains all the problem and practice sets, as well as written summaries of each lecture; the summaries conveniently allow children to skim over the text instead of re-watching the lecture if they forget a key point.
An included digital gradebook grades answers as soon as they are entered and calculates percentages for each assignment. The CD-ROMs feature step-by-step audiovisual solutions to every one of the thousands of homework and test problems.
Teaching Textbooks 3 is designed for Grade 3, or advanced Grade 2, children. 118 lessons, 17 quizzes.
This full-year curriculum kit includes:
A 604-page spiralbound, consumable workbook
An answer booklet, 33-pages, line-listed, softcover.
Four CD-ROMs with step-by-step audiovisual solutions to every homework and test problem. System Requirements: PCs:
A CPU of 1.0 GHz or faster
A Windows XP or later operating system
256 MB RAM
A 4x CD-ROM drive
Speakers MAC:
A CPU Processor type of: G3 PowerPC / Intel Solo
Processor Speed of: 500 MHz / 1.0 GHz or faster
Mac OS 10.4 or later
256 MB RAM
A 4x CD-ROM drive
For Bible we are using "Positive Action Bible Curriculum". It has great colorful activities while teaching about the Bible.
For Handwriting we LOVE "A Reason for Handwriting". Not only do they learn manuscript and cursive, but they have scripture verses to copy and memorize! How cool is that!?
The pages of this fun workbook feature manuscript handwriting based on verses from Psalms and Proverbs. Verses are chosen not only for the correct letter combinations, but also for inspirational content. The course begins with a review of the letter formations learned in Kindergarten and introduces students to the Golden Rule Club and their treehouse. The treehouse is transposed onto the beginning of each line of the manuscript ruled pages and is used as a guide for students to learn the proper sizing and spacing of letters.
After the introductory review lessons are complete, students begin a schedule of lessons that include daily writing practice of selected words in the "Scripture of the week." On Day 4 the student writes the complete verse and then on Day 5 they copy it onto a border sheet from the back of the workbook.
Border sheets are outlined with wonderful black-line drawings and graphics that students can color to decorate their handwritten verse. They are wonderful "treats" for grandparents or shut-ins, aunts and uncles or friends to receive in the mail. Your young student will have an opportunity to spread the gospel and send a smile to someone they love.
For Foreign Language we are doing "Rosetta Stone Latin Level 1". I think this has been a great way to learn another language. You can move along at your own pace, you can set up separate log-ins for every member of your family so you can all learn together. It comes with the special headset with microphone & it is very interactive. CBD had the best price on this product PLUS FREE SHIPPING! You can click on this link to go into the website and you can choose a different language also.
Rosetta Stone's interactive, immersion-method course has helped thousands of students to easily master a new language. Vivid imagery, native voices, and real-life exercises foster speaking, understanding, reading and writing intuitively from the first exercise to the last, while speech recognition technology provides instant feedback and improved pronunciation. Grammar and spelling components build comprehensive skills, while real-life simulated conversations test fluency.
Allowing homeschooled students to progress at their own pace, parents can choose whether to use a preloaded lesson plan or full-year curriculum track; create their own lessons; or use an alternate program to focus on specific skills such as listening & speaking or reading & writing. Students are tested periodically, automatically advancing as their scores improve through reviewing weaker areas. At the completion of a unit, students complete a "Milestone Activity" in which they must speak into the microphone and participate in a conversation. The built-in reporting tool gives parents the ability to view, print and export student results, including completed exercises, current lesson progress, scores, and time spent learning.
Now including an audio companion, reinforce language skills anywhere, anytime! Five audio activities per level correspond with the computer lessons and provide additional conversation practice. At home or on the go, students can redeem the time by improving pronunciation, vocabulary, phrases, speaking & conversation skills.
Rosetta Stone Latin Level 1, Homeschool Edition, Version 3 with Audio Companion, provides instruction in basic conversational skills, greetings and introductions, colors, adjectives, numbers, prepositions, definite & indefinite articles, singular & plural nouns, family relations, the five senses and time of day. This Kit Includes:
Application CD
Language CD
Users Guide
Parents Guide
Keyboard Stickers with letters for target language
Headset with Microphone
Quick Start Activation Card
Audio Companion CDs
Supplemental Education Materials CD with table of contents, scripts for each lesson, and an index to all the words in the program. System Requirements:
Windows 2000 or later
Mac OS 10.4 or later
512 MB RAM
1 GHz or faster processor speed
600 MB free hard-drive space (per level)
16-bit sound card
800 x 600 display resolution (1024 x 768 recommended)
Internet or phone connection required for product activation
Speech recognition feature requires a USB headset microphone (included with purchase)
16X CD-ROM Drive (for installation)
For Art we are using a wonderful program called "See The Light". It is a master artist that teaches kids all the tools to become artists. She even takes out her Bible and explains how we are God's creation and He is the master artist! So cool! My kids LOVE this program and their drawing has improved SO much. I cannot imagine a better art program for kids! Click on the banner below to check it out!
We use "For Instruction in Righteousness" as our go-to guide for Biblical character training and behavior discipline. It is AMAZING! They have compiled everything the Bible says about each behavior and give pages of things you can do for that behavior. I have even learned new things from this book. I like to use it as a morning devotional and often hear the kids quoting scriptures from the Bible to me from it. Can't say enough good things about it! Love, love, love it! Amazon has a great price for this! I think I paid at least $10 more when I bought mine! I would grab it while the price is this good. :)
I hope you enjoy these products as much as we have! :) Happy Homeschooling!
I am excited to be doing my very first GIVEAWAY on my new blog and excited about what this giveaway is!
See The Light Art Class Volume 1 on DVD
This DVD includes:
Lesson 1: TOOLS OF THE TRADE
- Learn the basics of what makes a drawing. Master artist Pat Knepley
demonstrates what you need to have on hand in your drawing “toolkit” to
always be ready to draw.
Lesson 2: IT ALL STARTS WITH A LINE
- The most fundamental element of all drawing is the line - but not all
lines are alike! Learn about different line qualities and the most
essential skill of drawing - contour drawing.
Lesson 3: CONTOURS & COMPOSITION
- Train your eyes and hands to be synchronized! You'll learn some tips
to place items in a drawing - or "composition" - to get the best
results!
Lesson4: DRAW WHAT YOU SEE
- You'll take a common everyday item - a shoe - as your subject for a
completed contour drawing. This is a true test of whether you draw what
you SEE or what you KNOW!
*Bonus Lesson: CHALK-IT-EASY CHALK ART LESSON with See The Light chalk artist Gloria Kohlmann
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