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Story of Albert Einstein , famous Scientist biography for kids.

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Story of Isaac Newton - famous Scientist biography for kids.

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CANAdooDAday | Alexander Graham Bell Invents the Telephone | CBC Kids

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Charles Darwin - Short documentary for kids

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Penn & Teller Give a Lesson in Misdirection Using a Vanishing Chicken

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Law of Attraction Manifestation - Antonio Ortega

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The Beatles - The Beatles Short History and Legacy - Beatlemania.vidlify.net

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Topics part 1:

1. All students should have daily chores.

2. Every home should have a pet.

3. Every student should play a musical instrument.

4. Homework should be banned.

5. School uniforms should be required.

6. Year-round education is better for students.

7. Children should not be allowed to drink soda.

8. PE should be required of all students throughout middle and high school.

9. All students should be required to volunteer in the community.

10. Corporal punishment should be allowed in schools.

11. The Internet should be banned from schools.

12. Junk food should be banned from schools.

13. All parents should be required to attend parenting classes before having a child.

14. All students should be required to learn a foreign language in middle school.

15. All museums should be free to the public.

16. Single-sex schools are better for education.

17. Students should be held legally responsible for bullying in schools.

18. Children under 14 should not be allowed on Facebook.

19. Prayer of any form should be prohibited in schools.

20. Statewide tests should be abolished.

21. All people should be vegetarians.

Part 2:

1. Solar energy should replace all traditional forms of energy.

2. Zoos should be abolished.

3. It is sometimes right for the government to restrict freedom of speech.

4. Human cloning should be banned.

5. Science fiction is the best form of fiction. (Or any form of fiction of your choosing)

6. Macs are better than PCs

7. Androids are better than iPhones

8. The moon should be colonized.

9. Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) should be banned.

10. All students should be required to take a cooking class.

11. All students should be required to take a shop or practical arts class.

12. All students should be required to take a performing arts class.

13. All students should be required to learn sewing.

14. Democracy is the best form of government.

15. America should have a king and not a president.

16. All citizens should be required to vote.

17. The death penalty is an appropriate penalty for certain crimes.

18. Sports stars are paid too much money.

19. The right to bear arms is a necessary constitutional amendment.

20. Students should never be forced to repeat a year at school.

21. Grades should be abolished.

Part 3:

1. All individuals should pay the same tax rate.

2. Teachers should be replaced by computers.

3. Students should be allowed to skip grades in school.

4. The voting age should be lowered.

5. Individuals who share music online should be put in jail.

6. Video games are too violent.

7. Students should be required to learn about poetry.

8. History is an important subject in school.

9. Students should not be required to show their work in math.

10. Students should not be graded on their handwriting.

11. America should give more money to other countries.

12. Every home should have a robot.

13. The government should provide wireless service for everyone.

14. School pictures should be abolished.

15. Smoking should be banned.

16. Recycling should be required.

17. Children should not watch television on school nights.

18. Performance enhancing drugs should be allowed in sports.

19. Parents should be allowed to choose their baby's gender.

20. Education is the key to future success.

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Beginner 2 English Course: Times Expressions

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BIOGRAPHY

Albert Einstein was born as the first child of the Jewish couple Hermann and Pauline Einstein, nee Koch, in Ulm on March 14, 1879. When Albert's grandmother saw him for the first time she is said to have cried continuously: "Much too thick! Much too thick!" But despite all fear the development of young Albert was a normal one. In November 1881 Albert's sister Maria - called Maja - was born.

A short time later the Einstein family went to Munich where Albert first attended elementary school and subsequently Luitpold grammar school. He was an "average" pupil but already very early interested in science and mathematics. He did not like lessons in grammar school as they were held with strict discipline and as he was forced to learn. When he turned 15 he left school without any degree and followed his family to Milan. To make up for the missed degree he attended school in Aarau (Switzerland) from 1895 to 1896 when he successfully took his A-levels and began to study in Zurich. His ambition was to obtain the diploma of a subject teacher for mathematics and physics. He successfully finished his studies in July 1900.

He moved to Bern and was given work at the Patent Office. In his leisure time he worked in the area of theoretical physics. In 1905 he published several of his important scientific works. One of them deals with the ground-breaking special theory of relativity. Another work contains the most famous formula of the world "E = m · c ²". This formula states that matter can be converted into energy.

Einstein's famous formula:

In this mathematical equation, E stands for energy, m for mass and c for the speed of the light in a vacuum (ca. 300,000 km/s).

In 1903 he married his college mate Mileva Maric. One year later Einstein's first son, Hans Albert, was born and his second son Eduard followed in 1910. In 1909 he became professor for theoretical physics at the University of Zurich. After that time he was given a professorship in Prague and then again in Zurich. In 1914 Einstein was called to Berlin to work there scientifically. In the same year World War I broke out.

1 Albert Einstein, 1916

After Einstein had separated from his wife Mileva he married his cousin Elsa Löwenthal in 1919. From 1909 to 1916 Albert Einstein worked on a generalisation of the special theory of relativity, the general theory of relativity. After this theory was proven right in an experiment in 1919 (deflection of light by the sun's gravitational field) Einstein became famous over night. He received invitations and honours from all over the world. There was hardly any magazine which did not report about him and praise his work to the skies. For the year 1921 he received the Nobel Prize for Physics.

When the 12-year-old Eduard asked his father why he was so famous he got the answer:

"When a blind beetle crawls over the surface of a curved branch, it doesn't notice that the track it has covered is indeed curved. I was lucky enough to notice what the beetle didn't notice."

Through the political situation in Nazi Germany Einstein left the country in December 1932 and never again entered German ground. From 1933 Einstein and his family lived in Princeton, USA. At the "Institute for Advanced Study" he found ideal working conditions. In December 1936 Einstein's wife Elsa died. In 1939 World War II broke out. Because of his fear that Germany was working on atomic bombs he wrote a letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt, the president of the United States of America, to tell him about the possibility of atomic weapons. In 1946 he proposed a world government in which he saw the only way to achieve continuous peace.

3 Albert Einstein in Princeton, ca. 1950

Einstein spent the last years of his life reclusively in Princeton. Until his last breath he worked on a new theory, the unified field theory, which however was not successful. Albert Einstein died on April 18, 1955. He was 76 years old.

Bibliography:

Albrecht Fölsing

Albert Einstein

Frankfurt on the Main 1993

Philipp Frank

Einstein. Sein Leben und seine Zeit

Munich 1949

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BIOGRAPHY Albert Einstein was born as the first child of the Jewish couple Hermann and Pauline Einstein, nee Koch, in Ulm on March 14, 1879. When Albert's grandmother saw him for the first time she is said to have cried continuously: "Much too thick! Much too thick!"

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Simple Present - Daily Routines - Details - Kahoot!

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Energy Kids: U.S. Energy Information Administration

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INSTRUCTIONS:

FIRST:

YOUR PARTNER HAS TO DRAW SOME TREES IN THE VALLEY AND A HOUSE BETWEEN THOSE TREES. YOUR PARTNER HAS TO COLOR THE TREES IN GREEN AND THE HOUSE IN BROWN.

SECOND:

YOUR PARTNER HAS TO DRAW A BOAT IN THE LAKE WITH A PERSON IN IT. YOUR PARTNER HAS TO COLOR THE BOAT IN ORANGE. THE PERSON IS WEARING A BLUE SWIMSUIT.

THIRD:

YOUR PARTNER HAS TO DRAW SOME CLOUDS UP IN THE SKY.

FOURTH:

YOUR PARTNER HAS TO DRAW SOME ANIMALS ON THE MOUNTAINS. ANIMALS MUST BE COLORED IN BLACK.

FIFTH:

YOUR PARTNER HAS TO DRAW AN ISLAND NEXT TO THE VALLEY. ISLAND MUST BE YELLOW.

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English - London sightseeing (A1-A2 - with subtitles)