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our SCHOOL HAS RECEIVED A LETTER FROM OZ TODAY.

From Oz

To : Santísima Trinidad SchoolValdepeñas

DEAR FRIENDSDorothy, The cowardly lion, the scarecrow and the tin man need your help to find the wonderful wizard of Oz in Emerald City. He can make their dreams come true. will you help them?

Firstly, you will need a ticket to travel to Oz.You can get it if you answer properly the following questions.Are you ready?

Where DOES DOROTHY LIVE?

c)Boston

a) New York

b) Kansas

YOUR ANSWER IS NOT CORRECT

YOUR ANSWER IS NOT CORRECT

How did Dorothy travel to Oz?

a) by a tornado

b) by plane

c) by a hurricane

What's Dorothy's dog's name?

a) Milu

b)Pluto

c) Toto

TAKE YOUR TICKET TO CONTINUE

Welcome to Oz. Dorothy, the cowardly lion, the tin man and the scarecrow are waiting for you. They need your help. Answer some questions about people from Oz to meet them.Good luck!

Who is wearing red shoes?

Yes, Dorothy

Who wants courage?

Yes, the cowardly lion

Who is wearing a black dress?

Yes, the wicked witch of the West

Who wants a brain?

Yes, the scarecrow

Who is carrying a magic wand?

Yes, the Good Witch of the North

Who wants a heart?

Yes, the tin man

Now you can continue your way with your friends. And be careful with the wicked Witch of the West!

You have been captured by the wicked Witch of the West. You must defeat her to escape from her castle.

Water melts the wicked Witch of the West.Find the object in this room that contains water.

You have defeated the wicked Witch of the West!Take the broomstick to continue..

You have arrived at Emerald City.Now you must read the message on the wall. Follow the instructions to get into the city.

Welcome to Emerald City! Now you can go to the Wizard's palace.

The guard says you need to find the key to unlock the door.

Use the loupe to find the key

Well done!Come in the palace.Now if you guess the secret word you will see the Wizard of Oz. Good luck!

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You have found the Wizard of Oz. Now he will give you whatever you ask.

Look into the bag and get your friend's wishes

This is the end of the way. Your friends have got what they wished: The tin man has got a heart, the scarecrow is intelligent, the lion is brave and Dorothy can go back home.

Now it's time for your return too. You can travel by hot-air-balloon. Get on the balloon and pass the last challenge to go back home. GOOD LUCK!

Thank you for your help.GREAT JOB!HAVE A NICE TRIP!

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The Wizard of Oz - Full story, read by Jennifer J. Meyers

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The Wizard of Oz - Full story, read by Jennifer J. Meyers

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The Wizard of Oz - Chapter 1 - Learn English through Story

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The Wizard of Oz - Chapter 1 - Learn English through Story

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The Wizard of Oz - Chapter 2 - Learn English through Story

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The Wizard of Oz - Chapter 2 - Learn English through Story

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The Wizard of Oz - Chapter 3 - Learn English through story

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The Wizard of Oz Part 4 | Oxford Bookworms Stage 1 | Learn English through Story

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The trailer of the movie with Judy Garland (1939)

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The trailer of the movie with Judy Garland (1939)

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The Wizard of Oz | Digital Blu-ray Release Trailer | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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"We are not in Kansas anymore", a fragment of the 1939 Movie with Judy Garland.

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"We are not in Kansas anymore", a fragment of the 1939 Movie with Judy Garland.

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Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe (Adapted by Juliette Saumande) Chapter 1, 2 and 3 (audio)

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Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe (Adapted by Juliette Saumande) Chapter 1, 2 and 3 (audio)

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The Flint Hills is an area of Kansas with gently rolling hills covered in the largest continuous area of tallgrass prairie left in the world.

The first people settled in what's now Kansas at least 12,200 years ago. Archaeologists know this because they've found the bones of mammoths and other animals with markings from human tools on them, a sign that humans had hunted the creatures.

Thousands of years later, Native American tribes including the Kansa, Osage, Pawnee, Kiowa, and Comanche lived on the land.

The first European to reach the area was Spanish explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, who came in 1541 looking for cities made of gold that were rumored to exist. (He didn't find any!) French explorers and fur traders arrived in the 1700s, and France took ownership of the area in 1800. It became a U.S. territory in 1803, when the United States bought this land-and much more-from France. This transaction was called the Louisiana Purchase.

In 1854 tension rose when the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed, allowing residents of both Kansas and Nebraska territories to vote on whether or not to allow slavery. That tension helped lead to the Civil War in 1861, the same year that Kansas became a state.

WHY'S IT CALLED THAT?

Kansas' name comes from the Kansa Native American tribe, which means "People of the South Wind."

Today some Kansans call themselves Jayhawkers. Before the Civil War, the term actually referred to Kansan bands of robbers. But once the war started, many Jayhawkers enlisted to fight in support of the Union in the North and the abolition of slavery.

Kansas' nickname, the Sunflower State, comes from the fields of sunflowers that bloom here. These flowers are grown for their seeds and oil.

GEOGRAPHY AND LANDFORMS

Kansas is bordered by Nebraska in the north, Missouri in the east, Oklahoma in the south, and Colorado in the west. The state is known for its vast plains, but it isn't all flatlands.

Gentle hills with pastures and forests can be found in the northeast. This area is called the Dissected Till Plains. The land here was cut (or dissected) into hills and valleys by moving glaciers and wind over 400,000 years ago.

South are the Southeastern Plains. They include the Osage Plains, which are composed of eroded shale and limestone, and the Flint Hills, whose flint ridges stick up because flint doesn't erode (or break down) like other rocks and soil do.

Kansas' western half is covered by the Great Plains, which rise in elevation as you continue west toward the Rocky Mountains. Near the Colorado border is Mount Sunflower, the state's highest point.

Nine-banded armadillos, black-tailed jackrabbits, plains pocket gophers, and least shrews are common in Kansas. Reptiles include prairie king snakes, western worm snakes, prairie lizards, and Great Plains skinks. Black vultures, golden eagles, yellow-billed cuckoos, western meadowlarks, and prairie chickens are just a few of the state's many birds.

In the northeast part of the state, cedar, maple, oak, and walnut trees grow. Cottonwood, the state tree, crops up throughout the state. But Kansas is covered in a lot of grass: the west grows buffalo grass; the Southeastern Plains have bluestem grass, switch grass, and Indian grass; and the Great Plains grow bluegrass. Common wildflowers include sunflowers, verbena, purple coneflower, prairie phlox, and prickly poppy.

NATURAL RESOURCES

Fertile farmland is one of the state's top natural resources. The state's most abundant crop is wheat-no other U.S. state produces as much. In fact, Sumner County, Kansas, is sometimes called the Wheat Capital of the World!

-Famous Kansans include pilot Amelia Earhart, environmental activist Erin Brockovich, saxophonist Charlie Parker, and actress Vivian Vance, who played Ethel on the classic comedy I Love Lucy.

-Descend 650 feet beneath the earth to experience Strataca, Kansas' underground salt museum. It's part of a working salt mine, whose salt was formed about 275 million years ago.

-Step into frontier life at Old Cowtown Museum, a "town" of about 40 historic buildings furnished to look like as they did in the 1860s and 1870s! A general store, jail, and schoolhouse are all on display.

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Get facts and photos about the 34th state.

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Listen to the song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and unscramble the lyrics

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Listen to the song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and unscramble the lyrics

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Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Judy Garland

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Do the exercises and check your answers or send them to your teacher: viviane.leme@laclasse.com

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Look at this video to know how to kiss the Castle.

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Read the article: The legend says: "Kiss the Blarney Stone and you'll receive 'the gift of the gab' "

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Read the article: The legend says: "Kiss the Blarney Stone and you'll receive 'the gift of the gab' "

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Cette article a été écrit par un enfant qui a gagné un prix pour son reportage!

"Gift of the gab" = that means you can speak very well and you can make people believe you even if you exaggerate

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Kissing the Blarney Stone is a tradition that dates back more than 200 years. The Blarney Stone is a block of Carboniferous limestone, also known as bluestone.

The stone is built into the wall at the top of Blarney Castle in County Cork, Ireland. According to legend, if you kiss the stone, you will gain the gift of eloquence or, as the Irish say, "the gift of gab."

During a recent visit to Ireland, I had the chance to see this famous stone. "More than 450,000 people come to Blarney Castle each year," said Paul O'Sullivan, marketing manager of Blarney Castle & Gardens. "Many of our visitors travel up the 128 narrow, winding steps to the top, where the Blarney Stone is embedded below the battlements of the castle." Battlements are cut-out spaces at the top of a wall.
A RISKY KISS

To kiss the Blarney Stone, one must lie down and lean back while holding onto iron rails. An assistant from Blarney Castle is there to support those kissing the stone. The drop below is 85 feet, but there are metal bars to keep tourists from falling.

There is no clear, recorded history about the origins of the stone. But there are several myths and tall tales. The version endorsed by Blarney Castle holds that the stone was originally an altar stone brought over from the Holy Land (roughly the area of modern Israel and Palestine) during the Crusades.

After the lord of the castle saved a witch from drowning in a nearby lake, she presented the stone to him as a gift. "She told him that if he kissed the stone, it would get rid of his speech impediment," O'Sullivan explained. "That is where the gift of eloquence comes from."

We'll never know for certain how the legend of the Blarney Stone came to be. This adds to the mystery and sparks the curiosity of tourists from around the world. More than 1,000 people make the trek each day for breathtaking views and a chance for eloquence.

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Quelle est la différence entre mythe et légende?

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Quelle est la différence entre mythe et légende?

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Tous les deux sont des récits traditionnels, mais lequel est encré dans la réalité? Cet article du magazine "ça m'intéresse" t'explique tout.

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Match the right word with the right picture.

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Match the weather words with the pictures.

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Match the picture with the name of the food

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Vocabulary: healty food x junk food (classify)

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Vocabulary: healty food x junk food (classify)

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Put the words in the right fridge between healthy food (good for you) and Junk food (bad for you).
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Vocabulary: Food (listen and classify game)

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Vocabulary: Food (listen and classify game)

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Pull the food or drink onto the correct category.

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The Cat in the Hat - online exercises - Reading comprehension

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The Cat in the Hat - online exercises - Reading comprehension

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Answer the questions about the story

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The Cat in the Hat - online exercises (classify vowel sounds)

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The Cat in the Hat - online exercises (classify vowel sounds)

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Who is Dr. Seuss? Watch the video and answer the questions

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Who is Dr. Seuss? Watch the video and answer the questions

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Video response - Dr. Seuss (LA) worksheet

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Who is Dr. Seuss? Read the texts to learn more about this incredible author.

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Who is Dr. Seuss? Read the texts to learn more about this incredible author.

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Dr. Seuss Reading Comprehension worksheet

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🌳 Kids Book Read Aloud THE LORAX by Dr. Seuss

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Oh the places you will go! is a book written and illustrated by children's author Dr. Seuss. It was first published by Random House on January 22, 1990, making it his last book published before his death. The book concerns life and its challenges. Though written in the style of classics such asGreen Eggs and Ham and The Cat in the Hat, Oh, the Places You'll Go! has many specific characters including a narrator and the reader. A young boy, referred to simply as "you," initiates the action of the story. However, the presence of a main character helps readers to identify with the book. It is written in second person and uses future tense.

It is perhaps best known for the line, "Will you succeed? Yes, you will indeed. (98¾% guaranteed.)"

In the United States and Canada, Oh, the Places You'll Go! is a popular gift for students graduating from high school and college, spiking in sales every spring, selling up to 300,000 copies every year.

This book has an iOS and Android app by Oceanhouse Media.

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Oh the places you will go! is a book written and illustrated by children's author Dr. Seuss. It was first published by Random House on January 22, 1990, making it his last book published before his death. The book concerns life and its challenges.

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A virtual tour of the Amazing World of Dr Seuss Museum in Springfield, in Massachusetts, USA

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A virtual tour of the Amazing World of Dr Seuss Museum in Springfield, in Massachusetts, USA

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The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum tour Springfield MA 4K

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The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss - Seuss Museum - Springfield, MA

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Dr. Seuss experience: An interactive museum in Toronto

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Dr. Seuss experience: An interactive museum in Toronto

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Dr. Seuss Experience: Go Inside The Immersive Exhibition | TODAY

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CBC News TV interviews the person who created and organized the interactive exhibit of Dr Seuss in Toronto

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CBC News TV interviews the person who created and organized the interactive exhibit of Dr Seuss in Toronto

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Toronto's Dr. Seuss exhibit brings children's books to life

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Dr. Seuss for Kids - a video about his life

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Dr. Seuss for Kids - a video about his life

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Dr. Seuss for Kids | Learn about the History of Dr Suess and His Stories

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A documentary about Dr. Seuss - Rhymes and Reasons (Part 1)

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A documentary about Dr. Seuss - Rhymes and Reasons (Part 1)

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Dr Seuss' - Rhymes and Reasons Documentary, Part 1 of 9

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Winnie the Witch - vocabulary (online exercise)

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Winnie the Witch - vocabulary (online exercise)

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Winnie the witch Vocabulary interactive worksheet

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Listen to the story (with sounds of the forest)

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Listen to the story (with sounds of the forest)

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The Gruffalo film - the official trailer

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The Gruffalo film - the official trailer

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"A gruffalo? What's a gruffalo?" - "A gruffalo! Why, didn't you know? He has terrible tusks, and terrible claws, and terrible teeth in his terrible jaws." Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/MagicLightPictures Trailer for the half hour animated film based on the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

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The Gruffalo (an extract of the short film): Mouse and Gruffalo meet Owl

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The Gruffalo (an extract of the short film): Mouse and Gruffalo meet Owl

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The Gruffalo : Mouse and Gruffalo meet Owl

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The Gruffalo Song, sang by the author in Makaton (pour les malentendants)

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The Gruffalo Song, sang by the author in Makaton (pour les malentendants)

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A blog with animal body parts to build a card game

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A blog with animal body parts to build a card game

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Animal Adaptations Card Game

Print two copies of the cards and paste on posterboard to make a deck of cards to play Go Fish, review the vocabulary, or play Memory.

Go Fish:
Students each get 2 or 3 cards dealt to them. Going clockwise students try to match up their cards by asking other students if they have a matching card. There are two basic dialogues for playing fish. It doesn't really matter which dialogue you use.

Dialogue structure 1:
A: Do you have an animal with tusks?
B: Yes, I do. (No, I don't. Go fish.)
A: Is it a walrus?
B: Yes, it is. (No, it isn't. Go fish.)

Dialogue structure 2:
A: Does your animal have antlers?
B: Yes, it does? (No, it doesn't. Go fish.)
A: Is it an elk?
B: Yes, it is. (No, it isn't. Go fish.)

There are 57 cards in total so a full deck with 2 cards per animal would be 114 cards, which is a rather large deck. You may want to only focus on some traits or limit the deck to two animals per trait instead of three.

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Animal Adaptations Card Game Print two copies of the cards and paste on posterboard to make a deck of cards to play Go Fish, review the vocabulary, or play Memory. Go Fish: Students each get 2 or 3 cards dealt to them.

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Match the adjectives to the Gruffalo or the mouse

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The Gruffalo (body parts 2) - online game - listening

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The Gruffalo (body parts 2) - online game - listening

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The Gruffalo (body parts 1) - online game - listening

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The Gruffalo (body parts 1) - online game - listening

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The Gruffalo - Listen and put the sentences of the story in order

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The Gruffalo - Listen and put the sentences of the story in order

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Children interview the author

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Match (drag and drop) the pictures to the phrases to make the correct animal similes.

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A song by Lenka, named "Everything At Once" (to practice similes)

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A song by Lenka, named "Everything At Once" (to practice similes)

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"Everything at once", by Lenka (online listening exercise)

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"Everything at once", by Lenka (online listening exercise)

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Listen to excerpts from Lenka’s song. Learn these similes by matching the pairs. A simile is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g. as big as an elephant = very big).

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Similes (comparisons): adjectives + animals - online exercise

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Similes (comparisons): adjectives + animals - online exercise

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Read and Listen to the book with this video: My Mum, by Anthony Browne (with a little girl voice)

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Read and Listen to the book with this video: My Mum, by Anthony Browne (with a little girl voice)

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Read and Listen to the book with this video: My Mum (with a male voice)

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Read and Listen to the book with this video: My Mum (with a male voice)

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Insert the names of the jobs you can hear

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Match the names of the jobs you hear and the illustrations

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Some States of the USA: spot the state in the map (online game)

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Some States of the USA: spot the state in the map (online game)

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Name the states indicated on the map of the USA

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Listen and Read the book with this fun video

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The Scrambled States of America | Read Aloud

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The Scrambled States of America is a fun children's book by Laurie Keller, that demonstrates what happens when Kansas gets bored of being in one place and all the states rearrange where they are in the country. This is a great book for elementary students and 5th graders learning state geography.

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Test your knowledge of American geography: Place some states in the right place. Play alone or with a friend.

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Test your knowledge of American geography: Place some states in the right place. Play alone or with a friend.

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Song with all the 50 States of the USA in alphabetical order. Pay attention in the pronunciation!

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Song with all the 50 States of the USA in alphabetical order. Pay attention in the pronunciation!

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Fifty States Song Alphabetical Order | Fifty States of America Map | Patriotic Song | Patty Shukla

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Song with the states and capitals of the USA and amazing drawings!

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Song with the states and capitals of the USA and amazing drawings!

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Podcast du Quotidien qui parle de chacun des états des EUA (en français, mais très riche en information!) (Episode 1: Kentucky)

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Podcast du Quotidien qui parle de chacun des états des EUA (en français, mais très riche en information!) (Episode 1: Kentucky)

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FIFTY STATES Épisode 1 : Kentucky - L’État en forme de poulet frit

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Emma Watson speech on gender equality - video and online exercise

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Emma Watson speech on gender equality - video and online exercise

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Emma Watson speech - Listening worksheet

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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"Draw My Life" : Emma Watson: video and online exercise

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"Draw My Life" : Emma Watson: video and online exercise

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Emma Watson talks about the movement Time's Up, an organization that supports women women who have been treated badly.

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Emma Watson talks about the movement Time's Up, an organization that supports women women who have been treated badly.

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Read and Listen to the book (British accent)

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Read and Listen to the book (British accent)

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▷ There Is No Big bad Wolf In This Story — Reading Children's Books #32

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Read and Listen to the story. Then complete the blanks.

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Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes (1982) Listen and fill in the gaps.

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My Brother by Anthony Browne - Learn English / Apprendre l'anglais

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Anthony Browne is one of the world's most celebrated creators of children's picture books, with classics such as Gorilla , Voices in the Park, Willy the Wimp and Zoo to his name. View this page to learn about other titles by this author.

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Anthony Browne is one of the world's most celebrated creators of children's picture books, with classics such as Gorilla , Voices in the Park, Willy the Wimp and Zoo to his name. View this page to learn about other titles by this author.

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Anthony Browne is one of the world's most celebrated creators of children's picture books, with classics such as Gorilla , Voices in the Park, Willy the Wimp and Zoo to his name. View this page to learn about other titles by this author.

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Discover more about the author and illustrator Anthony Browne and his writing process in this video

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Children interview the author

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My Brother - Online exercise (listen and match)

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My Brother - Online exercise (listen and match)

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Listen and match the audio to the red pin.

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Look at the picture and choose the correct word.

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Family - vocabulary - online game (hangman with flower)

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Family - vocabulary - online game (hangman with flower)