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YouTube The Lion and Unicorn - Bing video

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Nursery Rhyme The Lion and the Unicorn The Lion and Unicorn Rhymes Unicorn and Lion Nursery Rhymes The Lion and the Unicorn Alice in Wonderland The Lion and Unicorn Alice in Wonderland 1985 Fable The Lion and the Animated Mouse 1980s Cartoon The Lion and Mouse The Gypsy Rover YouTube YouTube Animation Wiggles Lechoo Yeladim

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This very short lesson will introduce you to gamification and how gaming mechanics can be used in real life.

Subject:

Education

Level:

Adult Education

Material Type:

Data Set

Author:

scott haselwood

Date Added:

02/28/2019

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Teacher Overview: This very short lesson will introduce you to gamification and how gaming mechanics can be used in real life. Subject: Education Level: Adult Education Material Type: Data Set Author: scott haselwood Date Added: 02/28/2019 Standards No evaluations yet. Add important feedback and evaluate this resource.

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This book has been donated to the public domain.** From the introduction: Hello there . . . ! Welcome to English Banana.com's Big Grammar Book. It's the third fantastic book from English Banana and the aim this time is to practise grammar, grammar and, er, more grammar!

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The Virtual Cell Animation Collection currently contains 24 animations in 3D and with motion, which cover many molecular and cellular biology (MCB) topics. The Animation Collection is available on a website (http://vcell.ndsu.edu/animations), a YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/ndsuvirtualcell), and as an Apple iOS app. Biology education research indicates that 1) multiple viewing of animations increase learning gains beyond a single viewing either before a lecture, as in a "flipped" classroom, or during a lecture, 2) increased learning gains result from engagement with animations over engagement with static graphics, and 3) students perceive that engagement with animations greatly facilitates their understanding of MCB processes.

Subject:

Biology

Level:

Community College / Lower Division, College / Upper Division, Graduate / Professional

Material Type:

Simulation

Author:

Alan White , Katie Reindl , Phillip McClean

Provider:

Virtual Cell Animation Collection

Date Added:

09/25/2014

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The Virtual Cell Animation Collection currently contains 24 animations in 3D and with motion, which cover many molecular and cellular biology (MCB) topics. The Animation Collection is available on a website (http://vcell.ndsu.edu/animations), a YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/ndsuvirtualcell), and as an Apple iOS app.

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Laugh at these English language jokes and learn English at the same time. Perfect jokes for ESL students. For learners and teachers of English as a foreign or second language.

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Free Image on Pixabay - Fish, Sea, Fantasy, Beached

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One of the best ways to learn about Creative Commons is to watch one of our videos. Twenty Years of Creative Commons (in Sixty Seconds) “Twenty Years of Creative Commons (in Sixty Seconds)” by Ryan Junell and Glenn Otis Brown for Creative Commons is licensed via CC BY 4.0 and includes adaptations of…

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English, Grammar & Writing | Townsend Press

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Drawing from years of teaching experience, research-based strategies, and our famously-clear pedagogy, this collection of print and digital materials effectively teaches students the English and Writing skills needed for success in the classroom and beyond. Practical, precise, and user-friendly, our...

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In this section we have provided a collection of biology courses and resources from across MIT. Some are materials that were used to teach MIT undergraduates, while others were designed specifically for high school students.

MIT’s Biology program ensures that students master the core principles of the field, including molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, and cell biology. Undergraduates go on to careers in the biomedical industry, medicine, pharmaceutical and biotech management and finance, intellectual property law, bioethics, forensics, and teaching.

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stupid red panda

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Free Image on Pixabay - Red Panda, Yawns, Curious

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Rural life is quite separate and unlike urban life in most developing nations. In Cambodia, there is a great contrast between rural and urban life. The rice fields of Kampong Cham and the bustling streets of Phnom Penh are worlds apart. The purpose of these three lessons is to provide students with an overview of Cambodian rural life through lecture, reading, and writing. Students will analyze demographic data, write a creative story using the viewpoint of a village participant and critically discuss issues of poverty and modernization in rural Cambodia. Finally, they will reflect on how their own values influence the way they view life in rural Cambodia. These lessons are designed for a high school elective about Cambodia, but could certainly be used by any high school or middle school students studying Cambodia.

Subject:

Arts and Humanities , World Cultures

Level:

Middle School, High School

Material Type:

Lesson Plan , Teaching/Learning Strategy

Author:

Miriam Morgenstern

Provider:

PrimarySource.org

Date Added:

10/25/2010

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Rural life is quite separate and unlike urban life in most developing nations. In Cambodia, there is a great contrast between rural and urban life. The rice fields of Kampong Cham and the bustling streets of Phnom Penh are worlds apart.

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Hands-on Activity: Engineering for the Three Little Pigs

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Hands-on Activity: Engineering for the Three Little Pigs

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The purpose of this activity is to demonstrate the importance of rocks, soils and minerals in engineering and how using the right material for the right job is important. The students build three different sand castles and test them for strength and resistance to weathering.

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Amazingly Simple Graphic Design Software - Canva

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The revised New York State Standards aim to reimagine the educational framework for English language arts and mathematics, with the goal of better supporting educators in their instructional practice and to provide additional guidance on achieving a vision of 21st century literacy. While the Standards were designed to apply to the teaching and learning of all students in our state's schools and are the result of collaborative and deliberate efforts between a diverse range of instructional experts, school leaders and parents, the supporting documents that are linked with the Standards provide additional guidance on implementation of the Standards with English Language Learners (ELLs), Multilingual Learners (MLLs), and Students with Disabilities (SWDs). It is the intention of the Board of Regents that these standards serve the intended function in our schools: preparing our students to become lifelong learners and thinkers, as well as active participants in civil, community and professional endeavors. Additional introductory information about the new standards is available here: Preface to the New York State Next Generation English Language Arts and Mathematics Learning Standards.

View the New York State Next Generation ELA and Mathematics Standards:

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New York State Next Generation English Language Arts and Mathematics Learning Standards

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The revised New York State Standards aim to reimagine the educational framework for English language arts and mathematics, with the goal of better supporting educators in their instructional practice and to provide additional guidance on achieving a vision of 21st century literacy.

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In this activity, students will review by talking about things revolving around the university, family, and vacations.

This remix has question cards that are more friendly to secondary students and has been slightly simplified.

Remix of:

Un Buen Repaso/A Good Review- Spanish, Novice Mid

Subject:

Languages

Level:

High School, Community College / Lower Division, College / Upper Division

Grades:

Grade 9, Grade 10

Material Type:

Activity/Lab

Author:

Jacqueline Woods

Date Added:

08/08/2019

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Teacher Overview: In this activity, students will review by talking about things revolving around the university, family, and vacations. This remix has question cards that are more friendly to secondary students and has been slightly simplified.

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The African Storybook (ASb) is a literacy initiative that provides openly licensed picture storybooks for early reading in the languages of Africa. Developed and hosted by Saide, the ASb has an interactive website that enables users to read, create, download, translate, and adapt stories.

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British and American word differences are curious things. Super Agent Awesome stopped by to explore some with us.

We looked at differences with words like crisps/chips and chips/French fries and compared what we'd call things in British and American English. Words we explore in this video include swimming costume and bathing suit, spanners and wrenches, hundreds and thousands and sprinkles, and lots, lots more.

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Chips. Crisps. French fries. Chips.

Hi everybody. I'm here today with Super Agent Awesome. Thank you for coming.
Anytime.
And we're looking at British and American English words today. What's this?
A cell phone.
OK, and I'd call it a mobile.
A faucet.
OK, and I'd say it's a tap. What's that?
An airplane.
I say aeroplane.

Cell phone. Mobile. Faucet. Tap. Airplane. Aeroplane.

Candy. Sweets. Sprinkles. Hundreds and thousands. Jello. Jelly.

Costumes. Fancy Dress. Tux or tuxedo. Dinner Jacket.

What's this thing on the back of the car?
That's a license plate.
And I'd call it a number plate. This bit of glass in the front of a car.
It's a windshield.
A windscreen.

A license plate. Number plate. Windshield. Windscreen.

Oh, these are fish sticks.
We call them fish fingers.
Fish fingers.
Like fish have fingers.
Fish sticks. Fish fingers.
He's doing push-ups. He wants to be fit.
And I'd say he's doing press-ups. And, what are these people doing?
Waiting in line.
And I'd say they're waiting in a queue.

Push-ups. Press-ups. Waiting in line. Waiting in the queue.

He's holding a wrench.
That's a spanner. And, do you know what that's called?
Uh, I think that's an Allen wrench.
We'd call that an Allen key.
Wrench. Spanner. Allen Wrench. Allen key.
We're looking at thumb tacks.
And I'd call them drawing pins.
Oh, they're clothes pins.
And we'd call them pegs.
A vacuum cleaner.
We'd often call it a hoover.
Why would you call it a hoover?
It's named after the American firm, Hoover.
That makes sense. Thumbtacks.

Drawing pins. Clothes pins. Clothes pegs. Vacuum cleaner. Hoover.

We got the laundromat.
And I'd call it a laundrette. And what kind of shop do you think this is?
Uh... a pharmacy.
We'd normally call it a chemists. Do you also call it a drug store?
Yeah.
In British English a drug store sounds funny, because it sounds like a place where you can buy drugs.

Laundromat. Laundrette. Drug store or pharmacy. Chemists.

Uh, that's a merry-go-round.
Usually, we'd say roundabout. We call this a roundabout too.
Oh, it's a traffic circle.
We have a lot of these in the UK.

Merry-go-round. Roundabout. Traffic circle. Roundabout.

Swimsuit or bathing suit. Swimsuit or swimming costume. Bathing suit.

OK everyone. We've finished. So that's it. Bye now.
Bye, oh wait! We almost forgot something really important.
What?
The subscribe button.
Oh, could you tell them about that?
Yes. Hi ladies and gentlemen. Super Agent Awesome here. If you really like our videos and you want to stay informed on this channel, then hit the subscribe button below this video. It's the red button. Do it in ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two one. Did you hit it yet? Congratulations. You just subscribed and you're a new member of Simple English Videos. And that's the end of the video. We are about to say goodbye. Super Agent Awesome signing off. Peace!

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26 British and American English word differences

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British and American word differences are curious things. Super Agent Awesome stopped by to explore some with us. We looked at differences with words like crisps/chips and chips/French fries and compared what we'd call things in British and American English.

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