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Questions created can be saved in a document or exported to Canvas, Quizziz, Kahoot, Blooket, and Gimkit
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- Ecosystem Services
- The Carbon Cycle
- Food Sustainability
- Ecosystem Restoration
- Civic Engagement
A good resource for the approaching Earth Day.
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https://www.earthday.org/restore-our-earth-climate-education-week-toolkit/
Earth Day is an annual event on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Through the following link you can access a wide range of resources to bring this celebration to your English classroom.
It is a web tool that can be used completely free of charge and does not require you to create an account or register, so you don't have to provide any personal information. Moreover, as it is an online tool, you don't need to download or install any software on your computer, you will work directly in your favourite browser.
To work with Lywi, all you have to do is follow these steps:
- Select a template for your comic, you can choose from several with different number and arrangement of vignettes. You can also start from an image (just upload it) or from a blank canvas.
- In the bottom menu you will find all the tools available to create your comics: stickers (characters, objects and more), text, text bubbles, drawing, shapes, etc.
- To add texts, characters, decorations and any other element to your comic, just click on it. You will be able to customise its colour, size, orientation, shadow, etc.
- When you have finished creating your comic, click on "Save" to export it as a PNG image.
Once you have created your comic, you can publish it on any website or blog, send it by mail, share it on social networks, print it on paper, etc.
The platform provides a single access point for users to discover and explore a wide range of cultural and historical materials, including art, photographs, manuscripts, maps, music, and more. Users can search and browse through these items using a variety of criteria, including time period, creator, location, and topic.
In addition to providing access to digitized materials, Europeana also supports a range of initiatives and projects that aim to promote cultural heritage and digital innovation. These include educational programs, research projects, and collaborations with other cultural institutions and organizations.
If you are an educator, student or parent interested in innovative learning, Europeana Classroom is the place for you.
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This report includes 51 indicators covering a wide range of topics relevant to (foreign) language policy at the EU and national levels. Data from the Eurydice Network is complemented by Eurostat data and data from two international surveys carried out by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD): the 2018 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) and the 2018 Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS). (Source: Eurydice)
Alongside the printable grammar worksheets, surveys, flashcards, reading comprehension and communication activities for each level, there are also board games and song lyrics for teachers. There is also a section devoted to phonetics and the improvement of student pronunciation of English. (Source esl-lounge)
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On this website you can find activities and ideas that you may find useful in your English class.
https://www.sutori.com/en/story/sutori-for-english-and-language-teachers--2FoDykeT8fKTraejyRySTKy9
tired stories, challenge problematic ideas and build a radically better future based on a survivor-centred, intersectional, anti-racist and feminist vision of equality. The Inclusive Language Guide is a resource to support people in our sector who have to communicate in English to think about how the way they write can subvert or inadvertently reinforce intersecting forms of inequality that we work to end. (Source: Oxfam)
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The book contains 30 reflective essays written by future or current English language teachers, who discuss whether their ELT practice should contribute to gender equality.
(Source: British Council. Teaching English)
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Different types of texts and interactive exercises that practise the reading skills you need.
This celebration was founded in 1988 by Larry Shaw, an employee of the San Francisco, California science museum, the Exploratorium.
In this lesson, students can join the fun of Pi Day by following a step-by-step tutorial where they will create a block coding project that turns the digits of Pi into a work of art! Students will have combine creativity, problem-solving skills, and coding concepts such as simple drawing, simple variables, advanced string handling, text drawing, simple loops, and basic math.
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This teaching resource collection contains teaching resources suitable for lower, middle and upper grades. It includes fact sheets, profiles of inspirational women, IWD activity task cards and classroom decorations. Some of them are free. You can filter these resources by learning areas, stages, resource types, and availability (free or premium)
https://www.teachstarter.com/gb/teaching-resource-collection/international-womens-day/
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Friday 24 February marks one year since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. This video of less than 5 minutes explains in a simple way some of the main points to keep in mind regarding this conflict that has reached its first year without a clear resolution in the near future.
As well as helping youngsters reconnect with books, this yearly celebration aims to show how literature can be a tool for individual empowerment. Books and reading can enable people in secondary education to engage with ongoing social and personal challenges.
The Day is also an opportunity to emphasise the importance of all the programmes and initiatives already running in individual EU countries to promote reading.
The first edition of the Day of European Authors is taking place on 27 March 2023. (Source European Commission)
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