'Places people' diaporamas de présentation

How do we learn together at school?

Concept Question What is a community?. Unit 2. What does a family do together?. How do we learn together at school?. Who makes our neighborhood a nice place to live?. How do animals work together to survive?. How do plants and animals live together?.

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How do we learn together at school?

Concept Question What is a community?. Unit 2. What does a family do together?. How do we learn together at school?. Who makes our neighborhood a nice place to live?. How do animals work together to survive?. How do plants and animals live together?.

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CHAPTER 5

CHAPTER 5. LANGUAGE. INTERESTING STATISTICS. Over 7,000 languages 100 spoken by at least 5 million. 30% of U.S. graduates have 3 or more years of foreign language Dutch are required to learn at least 2 languages in high school 17% of U.S. high school students have no foreign language at all

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Scenarios Network for Alaska and Arctic Planning

Observations of Environmental and Climate Change in Southeast Alaska Dr. Linda Kruger, Social Scientist, USFS Dr. Jim Powell, Research Fellow, UAF. Scenarios Network for Alaska and Arctic Planning. Federal Trust Responsibility.

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Compare/ Contrast Essay

Compare/ Contrast Essay. What is it ?. A Comparison or Contrast essay is an essay where you compare something or contrast something. In a comparison, you emphasize the similarities between 2 things. In a contrat , you emphasize the differences . . Why do we write them ?.

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Pantomime

Pantomime. MIME vs. PANTOMIME: Similarities. C ommunicate by gesturing, or acting without words Actors portray characters and scenes through facial expressions and body language that the audience can easily understand. . MIME vs. PANTOMIME: Differences.

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Slip Slop Slap

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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS

INDEFINITE PRONOUNS. THINGS. PLACES. PEOPLE. Something Anything Nothing Somewhere Anywhere Nowhere Someone / Somebody Anyone / Anybody No one / Nobody. We use something , somewhere , someone / somebody in affirmative sentences .

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mr.linn.yehtut.aung@gmail

Using the Pickle Jar Theory to improve 4 knowledge for people in Kachin areas, Myanmar. (Myanmar). Mr. Lin Ye Htut Aung. mr.linn.yehtut.aung@gmail.com. Image Courtesy of (globalvoicesonline.org. Using the Pickle Jar Theory to improve 4 knowledge for people in Kachin areas, Myanmar.

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