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Sessão 8 (Anexo ao trabalho final)- Link do Quizizz (Atividade para os alunos)

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Sessão 8 (Anexo ao trabalho final)- Link do Quizizz (Atividade para os alunos)

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.

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Enjoy and answer to some questions!

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My Body | Parts of the Body for Kids! | Jack Hartmann

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Lesson created by Video from Isabel Nunes using TED-Ed's Jack Hartmann Kids Music Channel YouTube channel lesson creator

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Esta ferramenta é bastante interessante e divertida. Os alunos podem rever os temas trabalhados em sala de aula e é motivador, pois em cada resposta surge uma imagem engraçada que estimula os alunos a realizar o "Quiz". É uma maneira rápida e eficaz de compreender o que os alunos apreenderam e o que o professor tem de reforçar no caso de se verificar uma grande percentagem de respostas erradas.

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.

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Formato do quiz

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Classroom Language Quiz quiz for 1st grade students. Find other quizzes for English and more on Quizizz for free!

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Exemplo de um Quiz retirado da aplicação

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Exemplo de um Quiz retirado da aplicação

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Um um "quiz" simples e eficaz para consolidar o tema.

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Food and Drinks quiz for 4th grade students. Find other quizzes for English and more on Quizizz for free!

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A ferramenta Quizizz permite usar e criar "Quizes” para ser jogado em sala de aula ou como trabalho de casa.

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O que sabem sobre a origem do "Halloween"? - brainstorming and voting | tricider

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Let's do some brainstorming and vote for the best ideas. What do you think?

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https://www.tell-a-tale.com/halloween-the-story-behind-the-festival/#google_vignette

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Halloween has become America's second largest commercial holiday with an estimated spending of USD 6 Billion by Americans alone on the festival. According to sources, a quarter of all the candy sold in US is purchased for Halloween.

Halloween finds its origin in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced as sow-in) which was celebrated on November 1 as New Year, by Celts. They lived around 2000 years ago in the area that now consists of modern Ireland, United Kingdom and Northern France.

Celts believed that the long and dark winter started on this day marking an end of the summer and harvest season. They believed that the night before the New Year, on October 31 st, the spirits of the dead descended on earth. The Celtic priests, or Druids, made predictions about the future of people on this day and told funny stories, guided by the spirits of the dead. People burnt huge sacred bonfires to sacrifice their crops and animals as offerings to the Cetic deities.

The Celtic region came under the influence of Rome for about 400 years by 43 A.D. The original festival of Samhain got influenced by two Roman festivals, Feralia and Pomona. Pomona is the Roman god of fruits and trees, symbolized by an apple. It is widely believed that the worship of Pomona is the behind the tradition of "bobbing for apples" which is practiced on Halloween.

Bobbing for apples is a simple game where a large tub is filled with water and then apples are put into it. The players then try to catch the apples by only using their teeth. Their arms are usually tied behind their back so that they cannot take any support from them. Young people, especially children, love this game.

In 8 th century, the All Martyrs Day was shifted from May 13 to November 1 and was declared as All Saints Day. (In 1000 A.D, the church declared that November 2 would be celebrated as All Soul's Day - a day to honour the dead. Many believe that it was an attempt to replace the old Celtic festival with a festival approved by the church).

The All Saints Day was celebrated similar to Samhain with huge bonfires, parades and dressed up various costumes as saints, angels and devils. All Saints Day was also known as All-hallows or All-hallowmas. The eve, came to be known as All-hallows Eve or Halloween.

When Halloween came to America, it evolved into a public holiday for community get-togethers. By the end of 18 th century, Halloween parties became a popular way to celebrate the day. These parties became popular for games, foods of season and festive costumes.

One of the most famous figurines for Halloween is the Jack-o-Lantern. It is widely believed that the custom of making Jack-o-Lantern during Halloween began in Ireland and Britain. Usually a monstrous or a funny face is carved in a pumpkin and a candle or a tea light kept inside it. Those who made the lanterns believed that the lanterns would ward off evil spirits when hung in front of the house.

At the beginning of 20 th century, the tradition of trick or treating became very popular. This became a very popular and inexpensive way for the neighbourhood to celebrate Halloween.

The way it works is simple. Members of a household could prevent tricks to be played on them by arranging for small treats for the children of the neighbourhood. This tradition is most popular in North America till today. Happy Halloween!

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Recommended Reading: The Christmas Story (Little Golden Book) - Illustrated

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The Story of Halloween - Stories from America and Europe

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Halloween has gained importance as a large commercial festival in various parts of the world, especially North America. Know the story behind the festival.

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Todos foram resgatados da rua. O do meio já tem 10 aninhos.

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O meu nome é Maria Isabel Nunes. Sou licenciada em Ensino de Inglês e Alemão pela Universidade de Aveiro. Nasci em Beja, mas cresci e vivi grande parte da minha vida na Figueira da Foz. Como muitos de nós, andei de terra em terra e agora encontro-me a morar em Monchique e a dar aulas de Inglês ao 1.º Ciclo no Agrupamento de Escolas de São Teotónio, Odemira. Tem sido bastante gratificante, mas também desafiante. Este ano, por exemplo, para além de lecionar Inglês, atribuíram-me a tarefa de ensinar Português Língua Não Materna. Desde a Alfabetização até à Consolidação. Tem sido uma aventura e tenho muito a aprender. Vou partilhando, ao longo desta formação, algumas situações de sucesso e também onde não fui tão bem sucedida e estou aberta a sugestões. Terei, também, todo o gosto em prestar o meu contributo sempre que necessário. Boa sorte!