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Selime Kökçü- Ceyda Akif

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What are you going to see? In the Hall:🌻 From Vermeer to Van Gogh, Dutch Masters - 34 minutes🎨 Mondriaan, An Abundance of Colour - 14 minutes In the Studio:💫 #mygirlwithapearl – The Immersive Edition - 7 minutes

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Merve Tepe

Dilara Eda Batır

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Dilara Çoşgun ve Duygu Engin

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6th grade unit 7 Holiday - Türk Hava Yolları booking a flight website https://www.esky.eu/airlines/al/tk/turkish-airlines?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA0rW6BhAcEiwAQH28IieHLA9AGRiVNUGlpAjH5q-x-LuvPc-uxiLWrgCU73ZIrHYgEo0jYhoC4WYQAvD_BwE

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eSky.eu - Flights, Airline Tickets, Flight Search, Deals

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Türk Hava Yolları or else Turkish Airlines with their base at the Istanbul Airport were founded in 1933. Since 2008 Turkish Airlines is part of the Star Alliance - the largest airline cooperation. Skytrax prize for the Best European Airline has been awarded to the Turkish carrier twice - in 2011 and 2012. No wonder where all those great Turkish Airlines reviews come from.

If you're looking for a service with the biggest variety of flights from one airport - Turkish Airlines are your choice. You can also fly with them from Istanbul-Sabiha Gökçen and Ankara Esenboğa airports. Altogether they make it into 260 destinations to all populated continents.

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Turkish Airlines - Tickets - Cheap flights - Travellers' reviews. Everything you want to know about Turkish Airlines. Online booking: Turkish Airlines through eSky!

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Bluey | Learn About Feelings With Bluey  😊 | Disney Kids

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Aesthetic anime cooking ramen with sound effects

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Handan Nisa Ozveren

Bedriya Yavuz

https://youtu.be/7xidOWnzSu4?si=DN_KELHA8mdyC939

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6 Ways to Make Homemade Cookies - wikiHow

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There’s nothing like a batch of homemade cookies to lift your spirits and make your house smell wonderful. Homemade cookies aren’t much more difficult to make than the slice and bake kind, but they taste a lot better. Read on to learn how…

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https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20201215-how-online-gaming-has-become-a-social-lifeline

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Hacer Çakar - Fatma Yılmaz

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The BEST Homemade Garlic Bread [Video] | Fingerfood rezepte, Kochen und backen rezepte, Kochen und backen

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Buttery homemade garlic bread is easy to make with just a few simple ingredients! It’s freezer-friendly and is a great side dish for any dinner.

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Anass Toumi 171820211010

Tammar Anber 171820211007

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Armand D’Angour: The ancient origins of the Olympics | TED Talk

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Thousands of years in the making, the Olympics began as part of a religious festival honoring the Greek god Zeus in the rural Greek town of Olympia. But how did it become the greatest show of sporting excellence on earth? Educator Armand D’Angour explains the evolution of the Olympics. (Directed by Diogo Viegas, narrated by Addison Anderson, music by Cem Misirlioglu and Brooks Ball)

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Tammar Anber

Anass Toumi

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Gailan Qaddo

Nurjan Yagublu

https://youtu.be/QKn5H1cekyo?feature=shared

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Grade 2 - Numbers

Bingo Game

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Bedriya Yavuz

Handan Nisa Ozveren

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Before lesson
Start with a greeting song in English.
Review the days of the week by pointing to the calendar and count them
Ask students to count the days of the week together.
While
Write the numbers 1-10 on the whiteboard.
Say each number aloud and have students repeat.
The teacher point to different dates on the calendar and ask students to say the number.
Thw teacher asks questions like, "How many days are in a week?" or "What is the date today?"
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The teacher gives an empty calender and asks them to fill the dates and months with the numbers.

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Dilara Çoşgun, Duygu Engin

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Lesson topic: Numbers

Level: Beginner (Primary School 2nd grade)

Skills: Vocabulary

Language focus: Numbers

Resources: printed Bingos, printed numbers, box, markers, whiteboard

Lead in: teacher tells students to stand up sit down as beginner tpr activity.

Convey meaning: teacher asks do you know how to count? Listens to students answers. Teacher says let's learn numbers. Teacher asks students to repeat the teacher's body language. Teacher makes his/her body as s/he looks like 1, 2...... till 10.

Repetition : Teacher counts the numbers on the board and asks students to repeat after him/her.

Verification: teacher brings a box, asks students to kick a paper from the box. Each student gets a paper with a number on it. Teacher explains that the teacher will shout a number and the students who got that number will stand up. It goes like this till 10, after that the teacher repeats the activity with mixed order for a couple of minutes more.

Use: The teacher gave each student a bingo card. Explains the game. The teacher shout numbers and the students mark the number that the teacher shouted. The students who got all their numbers on the card marked, win the game.

Follow up: The students count numbers in order for on e last time.

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Hacer Çakar - Fatma Yılmaz

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Subject: can and can't

Level: beginner

Skill: listening

Language focus: grammar

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