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What is it?

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Are you ready to learn?

Are you ready to learn?. - Name tags, pen, Oral English notebook on desk ???????????? - No electronics/no food ???????? / ????? - No outside work ???????????????. When is Halloween?. October 31st. History of Halloween.

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Bon matin : Good Morning

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Surfing

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Halloween

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Stargate : SG-1 And the Quest for the Long-Lost Library of TBN*

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Slovak traditions

Slovak traditions. New Year. New Year ' s Eve Fireworks, champagne New Year ' s Day Lentil soap Wishes of health. Hromnice. 2 nd February S anctified candle. Before Shrove Tuesday. Begins after Biblical Magi End before Ash Wednesday Ritual before lent Carneval Eating fatty foods .

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America, USA.

America, USA. USA Map. Los Angles, California. New York. Washington, D.C. New York, NYC. Times Square. Statue of Liberty. California. Surfing. Rocky Mountains. Famous buildings. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco. Sky needle, Seattle. Statue of liberty, New York.

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Halloween Safety

Halloween Safety. Los Angeles Fire Department Suggestions for Children and Adults By: Nancy Garcia. Halloween Planning ( The Costume). Plan to wear costumes that are bright or add a bright component to the costume (i.e. reflective tape)

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Car Collision Forensics Lab

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Halloween

Halloween. Vocabulary Skeleton: a supporting framework, basic structure, or essential part. Haunted House: a house inhabited by a ghost. Ghost: The spirit of a dead person, especially one believed to appear in bodily likeness to living persons or to haunt former habitats.

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The Mythology and Folklore of Halloween

The Mythology and Folklore of Halloween. Samhain. Halloween is rooted in the ancient Celtic holiday of Samhain (pronounced sow-in). Samhain marks the end of the summer and the beginning of the winter season. The holiday was celebrated with religious rituals, bonfires, and dressing in masks

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Insects

Insects. Insects have unique structures, behaviors and basic needs such as food, water, air and waste removal. Insects are all related to each other, yet exhibit variations and complex life cycles. Big Idea:. Making Meaning.

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Ethnicity

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Halloween

Halloween. Do you love a good fright? Then Halloween is the holiday for you! This eerie festivity is observed in America and Europe on October 31. You can share in the fun by learning some Halloween English lingo and customs. These hair-raising Halloween treats are sure to spook you!

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Happy Halloween

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