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A fairytale with fruits

Once upon a time, in a tiny sunlit garden, there lived a shy little Strawberry named Rosie.

Rosie was smaller than the other fruits. The Apples were big and shiny, the Oranges were bright and cheerful, and the Bananas always made everyone laugh. Rosie, with her soft red skin and tiny seeds, often hid beneath her leaves.

“I’m too small,” she would whisper. “No one will notice me.”

One day, dark clouds gathered over the garden. The wind howled, and the fruits trembled on their branches.

“The storm is coming!” cried Oliver the Orange.

“We must hold on tight!” said Bella the Banana, wrapping herself around a branch.

The rain poured down, and the wind grew stronger. One by one, the bigger fruits struggled. Their weight made it harder to stay attached.

Rosie watched, her heart racing.

“I may be small…” she said quietly, “but maybe that can help.”

As the wind roared, Rosie held tightly to her thin stem. She was light, gentle, and close to the ground. She didn’t fight the wind—she moved with it.

“Don’t resist!” she called out. “Sway with the wind!”

The other fruits tried to listen. They loosened their stiffness and began to move gently instead of struggling.

Slowly… the storm began to pass.

When the sun returned, the garden was safe.

“You saved us,” said Oliver.

“With such a small voice,” Bella added, smiling.

Rosie blushed brighter than ever before.

“I guess being small isn’t so bad,” she said.

And from that day on, whenever the wind blew, the fruits remembered the little Strawberry who taught them that even the smallest among them can be the strongest in their own way. 🍓

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A poem of fruits

In a bowl of morning light they lay,
A quiet crowd at break of day,
Golden bananas curved in sleep,
Red apples blushing, polished deep.

A grapevine dream in clusters tight,
Tiny worlds in purple night,
Each one holding drops of sun,
Sweetness stored for everyone.

A mango hums of distant heat,
Sticky fingers, nectar sweet,
While lemons, sharp with citrus song,
Wake the air that slept too long.

An orange peels its spiral bright,
Unwrapping bits of captured light,
And strawberries, with freckled skin,
Hide summer’s laughter deep within.

Oh fruits, you fleeting, vibrant choir,
Born of soil and sun and fire,
You teach in taste, so soft, so true.
That life is brief, and sweet… like you.

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Flying fruit game

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Flying fruit - Answers move across the screen. Tap the correct answer when you see it.

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Fruit matching game

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Tap the matching answer to eliminate it. Repeat until all answers are gone.. Make an interactive teaching resource in one minute.

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I have one dog and two cats.
I also have two hamsters and one turtle.
My friend has three parrots. They are colorful birds!

At the farm, I see one cow and three horses.
I also see one sheep and two sheep. Sheep is special: it is the same in singular and plural!

In the sky, I see one bird and many birds.

At the lake, there is one fish.
In the water, I can see many fish. Fish is special too: one fish, two fish!

Animals are fun, and I love pets and animals!

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Şehit Erol Olçok Andolu Imam Hatip High School Teacher: Berna CEYLAN

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Şehit Erol Olçok Andolu Imam Hatip High School Teacher: Berna CEYLAN

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Once upon a time, in the heart of the Great Highlands, there was a hidden valley where many trees lived in harmony. This valley was famous for its ancient forests and diverse ecosystems.

​Near the sparkling rivers, the Willows dipped their long branches into the waters. Their silver leaves danced whenever the winds blew. Not far from them, a group of Maples displayed their bright colors. During the autumns, these Maples dropped thousands of golden seeds onto the carpets of moss below.

​In the higher elevations, the Pines stood like tall soldiers. Their sharp needles and heavy cones protected the nests of many birds. These evergreens were the guardians of the mountains, enduring the coldest winters and strongest storms.

​Down in the meadows, the mighty Oaks spread their wide canopies. These Oaks produced endless acorns, which served as meals for the squirrels and chipmunks. Under their shadows, delicate flowers and bushes grew safely away from the hot suns.

​Near the edges of the woods, the Birches showed off their white barks. These Birches looked like silver ghosts among the darker Cedars. Together, all these different species formed a community of giants. Their roots intertwined deep underground, sharing nutrients and messages through the soils. Even though they were different types, they all played their parts in keeping the planet healthy.

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ŞEHIT EROL OLÇOK ANATOLIAN  IMAM HATIP HIGH SCHOOL                TEACHER : Figen GÜLSOY 

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ŞEHIT EROL OLÇOK ANATOLIAN  IMAM HATIP HIGH SCHOOL                TEACHER : Figen GÜLSOY 

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🎵 The Musical Instruments’ Day 🎵

One day, many were in a small music shop.

The guitars were colorful and happy.

Next to them, some pianos played soft music.

The pianos liked calm sounds.

In the corner, loud drums made fun rhythms.

The drums were very energetic.

Near the window, sweet violins sang beautiful songs.

The violins loved slow music.

At night, all the musical instruments talked together.

The guitars, pianos, drums, and violins decided to play one song.

People came to the shop and smiled.

The musical instruments were happy because they played together.

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece 

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece 

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Landforms of the world

The Amazon River is longer than the Danube.

Mount Everest is higher than Mount Kilimanjaro.

Lake Superior is larger than Lake Geneva.

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece 

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece 

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The Solar system comparison

Mars is colder than Earth.

Jupiter is the largest planet.

Venus is brighter than Mercury.

Saturn’s rings are wider than Neptune’s.

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece . Writing about pets!

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece . Writing about pets!

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The students in Grammarland love their pets.

They have dogs, cats, hamsters, and parrots.

The dogs chase balls and wag their tails.

The cats sleep on soft cushions and play with toys.

The hamsters run in their wheels, and the parrots say funny words.

The children take pictures of their pets and write happy stories about them.

They use AI to check their sentences and share their stories on the Padlet page.

Everyone enjoys reading the stories and seeing all the cute animals!

The students laugh at the silly parrots and the playful kittens.

Their stories show how much they love their wonderful pets.

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece. Writing about farm animals!

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Experimental Junior High School of Rhodes, Greece. Writing about farm animals!

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In Grammarland, the students visit a big farm.

They see cows, sheep, and horses in the fields.

The ducks swim in the ponds, and the hens lay fresh eggs.

Many cats play with soft kittens, and happy dogs run around.

The rabbits jump over the green bushes, and the goats eat green leaves.

The students take pictures and write funny stories about all the animals.

They use AI to make their sentences better and share their stories on the Padlet page!

The children smile as they hear the roosters crow and the donkeys bray.

They learn that words, like animals, can come in groups and make stories more fun!

The students clap their hands and thank you for reading this!

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Students add their stories they work on. They add section if they need it

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Students add their stories they work on. They add section if they need it