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Questions! by agata.wardynska on Genially

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Different discussion questions for a conversation class.

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open the letter

You are on the secret mission.Your classmate got stuck in the headmaster's office. You need to help him!The door is closed and you need a code to open it.Go back. Open the first door on the right and get the first number.

the first mission is behind the map

you found an old projector turn it on watch a film, then answer the question

How many competitions were there?

your first number is

this is your first number

behind the glass door there is....

find a yellow book and open it to get the next number

A - 1B - 2C - 3D - 4E - 5F - 6G - 7H - 8I - 9J - 10K - 11L - 12

guess the code and get the number

M - 13N - 14O - 15P - 16Q - 17R - 18S - 19T - 20U - 21V - 22W- 23Y - 24Z - 25

5-9-7-8-20

got the number?close the book!somebody is coming!

go though the door and go to...

it's dark turn on the torch

ruler

table

chair

desk

globe

mum

doll

sofa

robot

pen

jacket

teddy

find classroom objects, the number of the objects will give you the next number to open the door

run up the stairs and go to...

there is a box under the window...

open

don't open

Did you do the test well? Lets check...

Finally!! you got to the door!Open the door!

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I was waiting for you but I got tired and fell asleep.Thanks for finding the code and helping me!

HURRAYY!!!

Let's go home now... but first...

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children's day 6b by agata116 on Genially

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open the letter You are on the secret mission.Your classmate got stuck in the headmaster's office. You need to help him!The door is closed and you need a code to open it.Go back. Open the first door on the right and get the first number.

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Pick a number and try to answerall of them!

Question time!

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Art

1. What is art?2. How important is art in your life?3. Are you artistically talented? If not, would you like to be?4. What do you think about modern art?5. If you're travelling, do you visit museums and art galleries? Why/ why not?6. Should art be taught at school? In what way?

Healthy Lifestyle

1. What do you do to be healthy?2. How can you eat a healthier diet?3. Do you eat junk food? How often?4. How important is exercise for you? What can it do for your health?5. Vitamins and supplements: a necessity?6. How often do you get medical/ dental check-ups? Why?

Free time

1. How much free time do you usually have in a day?2. What do you do with your free time? Do you prefer to be more active or lazy?3. Do you think people should devote their free time to personal development? Why/why not?4. What are some usual hobbies most people have?5. What are some unusual hobbies you have or heard about?6. Is doing nothing wasting time?

Different cultures

1. What are some things that define a culture of a country?2. What is culture shock? Have you ever experienced it?3. Can you imagine living in a country with a totally different traditions and customs than yours?4. Have you ever been fascinated by any other different culture?5. What are some strange or unusual customs you've heard about?6. What are some special customs in your country?

Environment

1. What do you do to protect the environment?2. How can you produce less plastic?3. How does rubbish segregation work? Do you do it?4. What do you know about alternative sources of energy?Are they the future?5. What can be done to make pollution in cities less severe?6. Which is more important, increasing people's standard of living,or protecting the environment?

Studies

1. Is it important to graduate from university to get a good job?2. What are some of the best fields of studies to get a profitable job?3. What are some of the best universities in your country?4. Should you work when studying? why/why not?5. What kind of experiences can you get while studying?6. What would you like to study? OR What did you study?

Music

1. How important is music in your life?2. What kinds of music do you listen to? Is there any kind of music you hate?3. How do you listen to music?3. Do you play any musical instruments? If not, would you like to?4. How often do you go to concerts? Which artist would you like to see the most?5. Which kinds of music are the most popular in your country? Do you listen to them?6. Can you name 10 instruments in English? :)

Medicine

1. What is the most important medical advancement in the history of humanity?2. What do you think about the healthcare system in your country?3. What is your opinion on alternative medicine?4. Is testing new drugs on animals acceptable?5. What is the future of medicine?6. What medicines do you have at your home?

Technology

1. Name 20 appliances that make your life easier.2. What three devices or gadgets do you use the most often?3. What is the most important human invention? Why?4. Can you imagine living for a week/a month/a year without any kind of tech? Why/why not?5. Is being constantly online a good thing or a bad thing? Why?6. When would you give access to a phone/ internet to a child? Why?

Work

1. What is your dream job?2. What are three best paid jobs and three worst paid jobs in your country?3. Can you have a good job without education?4. Which jobs would you never do? Why?5. What are the most important things in a job?6. How many careers can a person have? Is it possible to change a career?

Social media

1. How many social media platforms do you use?2. How much time do you spend on social media every day? Is it acceptable for you?3. What do you share on social media?4. Do you participate actively in online discussions? Why/why not?5. Do you know anyone without any social media? Why do they avoid them?6. What are the problems with using social media? Have you ever experienced any?

Future

1. What will your life be like in 20 years?2. Is it possible for people to live on other planets? If yes, when will it happen?3. Will we make contact with any interstellar civilizations? Why/why not?4. Will our Earth still be habitable in 200 years? Why/ why not?5. What are the future technological advancements?6. Would you prefer to live on Earth one hundred years into the future or one hundred years into the past? Why?future

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Questions! by agata.wardynska on Genially

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Pick a number and try to answerall of them! Question time! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All done! 10 11 by wow.edu.pl 12 Art 1. What is art?2. How important is art in your life?3. Are you artistically talented? If not, would you like to be?4.

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Extending far away from a point of reference, especially downwards. Find more definitions at wordhippo.com!

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Are there any English words with two u's in a row?

How many English words can you name that contain two u's in a row? Find out how many you got right, and if there were any you left out.

Are there any words that rhyme with "orange"?

You may have heard that there are no words that rhyme with orange, and it is true that it has almost no perfect rhymes. But which word does rhyme with it?

Are There Any Words Which Use All Five Vowels Next To Each Other?

Are there any English words which have all five vowels (a, e, i, o, and u) next to each other? We take a look at some very vowel-heavy words.

Are There Any Words With The Same Letter Three Times In A Row?

Have you ever wondered if there are any English words with the same letter three times in a row? Here are some possibilities... can you guess any?

Do Any Words Have All Five Vowels In Order?

You won't find a, e, i, o, and u consecutively in any English words, but there are a handful where all appear in that order. Can you guess any of them?

Does bimonthly mean "twice a month" or "every two months"?

Does 'bimonthly' mean 'twice a month' or 'every two months'? Find out how to avoid confusion when using this word.

How many Is a billion?

How many is a billion? Oxford Dictionaries explores how the number has changed, and what the word meant in numerical terms in different locations.

Is 'bookkeeper' the only English word with three consecutive repeated letters?

Are there any more words other than 'bookkeeper' in the English language that use three consecutive repeated letters?

Is "Snuck" A Real Word?

Is 'snuck' a real word or has it erroneously snuck into our language? Find out more about the word, and discover the mysterious origins of 'sneak'.

Is There An Eight Letter Word With Five Vowels In A Row?

There's just one English word that qualifies as an eight letter word with five vowels in a row. And it is a very British one.

Is There Another Word For Nephews And Nieces?

Brothers and sisters together are called 'siblings'. Mothers and father together are called 'parents'. What about nieces and nephews?

Is there a term for the study of love?

Is there a word that describes the study of love? Not exactly, but there's one that comes close.

Is there a word for a baby hedgehog?

The word for a baby hedgehog has come into general use relatively recently. Find out what it is.

What are the ides of March?

The ides of March is something that is often said in conversation, but what are they, and what does it mean? This page has the answer.

What comes after once, twice, thrice?

What comes after once, twice, thrice? Frice? Fourice? The answer might not help you out in all situations, but at least you'll know...

What comes after primary, secondary, tertiary?

What comes after primary, secondary, tertiary? While these are fairly common words, the ones that follow are rarer and might be new to you.

What do you call a new word made by combining two other words?

New words can be formed by fusing parts of existing words - but what would you name such a neologism?

What Do You Call A Word With Two Opposing Meanings?

'Dust' can mean to remove dust or add dust; 'cleave' can mean 'split' or 'stick fast': what do you call a word, like these, with two opposing meanings?

What do you call someone who eats fish but not meat?

What do you someone who eats fish but not meat? No, it's not the beginning to a riddle, but a genuine question - and there is a genuine answer!

What Do You Call Words That Sound Like The Thing They Describe?

From crash to cock a doodle doo: what is the name for words that sound like the thing they describe, and how do they differ between languages?

What Are The Different Types Of Nouns?

What Is The Longest English Word?

These Are Our Top English Spelling Tips!

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How many English words can you name that contain two u's in a row? Find out how many you got right, and if there were any you left out. You may have heard that there are no words that rhyme with orange, and it is true that it has almost no perfect rhymes.

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BBC Learning English - Course: Fake News: Fact and Fiction / Unit 1 / Session 2 / Activity 1

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In Fake News: Fact and Fiction we break down the concepts and language connected with ‘fake news’. In this episode we examine the word ‘news’. Does it stand for ‘north, south, east, west’? Find out here!

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If I were a politician, ...

MATUROPOLY

THE GAME OF

Throw the dice, move your counter, answer the questions to collect as many points as possible.

DRAG THE GAME PIECES

USE THE DICE!

Conditionals

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The pandemic won't stop unless ...

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If I had known the questions before the test ...

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The flight was cancelled because ...

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Yesterday I saw my neighbour being ...

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The e-mail will be ...

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We had studied the offer carefully before ...

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While I was ...

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Agnieszka Dacka

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Maturopoly - finish the sentence by Agnieszka Dacka on Genially

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If I were a politician, ... MATUROPOLY THE GAME OF Throw the dice, move your counter, answer the questions to collect as many points as possible. DRAG THE GAME PIECES USE THE DICE! Conditionals START + The pandemic won't stop unless ... Conditionals + If I had known the questions before the test ...

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Game and Puzzle Maker Resources at Internet4Classrooms

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Our online puzzles are so much fun that kids don't even realize they're building essential problem-solving, spatial reasoning, concentration, and deduction skills while playing! These online puzzles are perfect for fast finishers, indoor recess, and more!

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Kids have so much fun with our puzzles that they don't even know they're developing abilities in problem solving, spatial reasoning, memory, deduction, persistence, and more! Teachers around the world trust Toy Theater to provide safe and effective online learning tools. Free to puzzle, priceless for learning.

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Generador de Crucigramas
Créateur de mots croisé

1. Enter your crossword words and clues in the form below OR choose a premade word list (just below the instructions box) OR use the Quick Add Box to create your crossword clues and answers with Artificial Intelligence (AI).

2. Click the large green "Make Crossword Puzzle" button near the bottom of the form to make your free custom puzzle quickly.

3. You can now create online NEW!PLAYABLE and NEW!SHAREABLE crossword puzzles! Or make PDF's, Images, or just print them.

These Crosswords were created here!

Quick Start Tools

You enter any subject and we will generate all of your words and clues for you! TIPS Video

Generate Clues/Words with A.I.

Import a word/clue list into the form that is already made

Quick Add (Import Word List)

We have some pre-made lists that you can use:

Pre-Made Word Lists

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Crossword Puzzle Maker | Print, Play Online & Easily Share using our custom crossword maker

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Free crossword maker w/no registration needed! Free A.I. Generation. Play Online & Share! Add images, change colors and fonts to create professional looking printable crossword puzzles. Our A.I. crossword maker can create the entire puzzle with just a subject!

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The Transum name selecting application helps teachers choose students in a completely random way. Click on the select button to find one of the student names in the class list.

Saving Names

Click on the 'save' button at the top of the list of names to save them to a cookie on the computer you are currently working on. The names will then be available the next time you visit this page on this computer for up to 365 days. Please see the Privacy Policy.

Arrange Students

If you have saved the list of names in the class list on the right of this page you can also use:

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This is a facility that will help a teacher by randomly selecting a student from the class.

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128 YEARS OF COCA-COLA’S HISTORY IN 2 MINUTES

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About Words - Cambridge Dictionaries Online blog

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by Liz Walter

February 14 th is Valentine's Day, when people all over the world express their love for one another. With that in mind, we thought it would be good to give you not only some useful words to talk about love but also the phrases or 'word partners' you need to use them in a natural way.

The first and most important thing you need to know is that we fall in love. Fall is really the only verb that sounds natural with love, probably because it expresses the idea of what happens to us so well. Falling in love is a kind of accident - usually a happy accident, but one that we are not able to control. We express a similar idea when we say that someone is madly in love, or even head-over-heels in love, as if love makes that person feel crazy and out of control.

The Scottish poet Robert Burns wrote: " My love is like a red, red rose...", and red roses have become a symbol of love and a common Valentine's gift. The image of a flower is also used when we say that love blossoms or romance blossoms, meaning that it grows from a small feeling into something open and beautiful.

Not everyone believes in love at first sight - falling in love with someone the moment you see them. Nevertheless, it is still a popular romantic idea that two people see each other for the first time, their eyes meet and their hearts pound (beat very hard). At that moment, they know they have found love.

When people fall in love quickly, and especially if they get married after a short period of time, we call it a whirlwind romance. Once again, the image is of something that we cannot control; a strong, violent wind that blows us in circles and makes us unable to think clearly.

When people declare or proclaim their love, they announce it clearly, and when we are sure that love is real, we call it true love. A more formal way of saying ask someone to marry you, is propose or propose marriage, while pop the question is an informal way (notice that it's not necessary to say what the question is!).

A fairytale wedding is a beautiful and romantic wedding ceremony, at which the couples make their marriage vows (their promises to one another). After that, everyone hopes that the couple will remain happily married, and - as in all the best fairy stories - will live happily ever after.

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Valentine's Day: How to talk about love.

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by Liz Walter February 14th is Valentine's Day, when people all over the world express their love for one another. With that in mind, we thought it would be good to give you not only some useful words to talk about love but also the phrases or 'word partners' you need to use them in...

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United Kingdom, London Shoreditch (N1 6HQ): Young Learners EFL Teacher - London Shoreditch

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We are seeking well-qualified, ambitious and committed English teachers who are capable of teaching across the full ability range of youthful students, to join our thriving Young Learners Programme. Ability to offer native English Language advantageous.

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United Kingdom, London: EFL Teachers / Senior EFL Teachers / EFL Teachers

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For our course centres in London, Portsmouth, Brighton and Keele, ALPADIA is currently looking for EFL Teachers, Senior EFL Teachers and Academic Managers for the 2018 season. Join us and help make the summer a memorable one!

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United Kingdom, London, Cheltenham, Ramsgate, Dover, York, Bath, and Edinburgh: Summer Teaching Jobs

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Churchill House Summer Centres are currently recruiting teachers for our residential summer schools. We offer very attractive salaries, excellent locations, full training and support for the right candidates. We have vacancies at several locations including London, Cheltenham, Ramsgate, Dover, York, Bath, and Edinburgh.

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Edpuzzle video lesson. Make any video your lesson. Take a video and crop it, add your voice or embed questions at any point.

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Edpuzzle video lesson. Make any video your lesson. Take a video and crop it, add your voice or embed questions at any point.

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Uzupełnij zdania czasownikami modalnymi MUST lub MUSTN'T

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LEARNING APPS

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Match the places and buildings with their names

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Na podstawie charakterystycznych elementów rozpoznaj miasto w Stanach Zjednoczonych Ameryki Płn.

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Let's try to check whether you know some facts about the cities of the USA.

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Put the names of the presidents in the right order: from the earliest to the latest.

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Rozwiąż krzyżówkę. W luki wpisuj słowa po angielsku.

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Much / many/ a lot of/ rzeczowniki policzalne i niepoliczalne

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vocabulary / learning apps

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housework, household chores - obowiązki domowe

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All about the Present Perfect Simple (Part 2)

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THE PINK PANTHER. THE PRESENT PERFECT IN ENGLISH.

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EnglishLessons4U - Learn English with Ronnie! [engVid]

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Past Simple and Past Perfect - Tenses in English

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http://www.engvid.com Learn how to use the past perfect and past simple tenses together in English. I'll teach how you can show what order events happened in when talking about your day by using these tenses correctly. And go to http://www.engvid.com/past-simple-past-perfect/ to take the quiz!

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Milo - Milo's clean up crew | Cartoon for kids

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Milo the cartoon for kids, Milo is a cute bunny rabbit. As a 6 year-old child, he has all the positive and negative aspects of his age. He reacts with the surrrounding environment in a positive way, thanks also to his parents who help him to get to know the things and people who attract his natural curiosity.

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PAST PERFECT and PAST SIMPLE | Common mistakes in English

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Mixed Past Tenses - Mr. Bean at the Hospital

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The free noise level display and stopwatch for the cooperative classroom. It helps students be aware of the noise level in the...

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Turn ordinary text into a beautiful spiralling heart.

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team generator

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This is a facility that will help a teacher by randomly selecting a student from the class.

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3ab

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Submit a list of names, then click to spin the wheel to choose one at random! Save your lists and embed them in your website or blog!

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- zakończenie lekcji - kartkówka na wyjście z danej lekcji
- ankiety interankiety.pl, metoda świateł/kciuka
- zapytanie na koniec lekcji -JAKIE BYŁY DZISIEJSZE CELE? CZEGO SIĘ NAUCZYŁEŚ?
- taksonomia Niemierki nie do końca jest już aktualna (przykład przyszycia guzika i wiązania buta); teraz bardziej Bloom
- info zwrotne dla ucznia - czego się nauczyłeś, a and czym jeszcze musisz popracować