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PROCEDIMIENTOS DE EVALUACIÓN Y RECUPERACIÓN DE MATERIAS PENDIENTES
PROCEDIMIENTOS DE EVALUACIÓN Y RECUPERACIÓN DE MATERIAS PENDIENTES
Friday
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
THE STORY
Tom Sawyer Quiz
The Adventure Of Tom Sawyer Listen & Read-Along Videos
Tom Sawyer is a kid who doesn't like school and who prefers to enjoy playing on the banks of the river. His aunt Polly is very worried because he always gets in trouble. But Tom is a rebellious and adventurous child with a big heart. He spends his days with his best friend, Huckleberry Finn. The two friends like to fish, sleep, eat and play at being pirates. One day, they find a mysterious treasure in a cemetery. They decide to hide it in a cave, but a very dangerous murderer will follow them.
THE MAIN CHARACTERS
THE MAIN CHARACTERS
Tom Sawyer is a young boy who lives near the Mississippi River. He is easy-going, peaceful and a bit naughty. He always skips school classes and goes to play. His biggest dream is to be a pirate in search of great treasures.
He is an orphan who has been raised by his aunt Polly. Huckleberry Finn, like Tom, is a boy who does not like going to school. He prefers to relax and whistle. He has pimples on his face, but he is convinced that he will be a millionaire and that no one will care. Huck is clumsy and not as clever as Tom, but he’s determined and brave.
Tom Sawyer Quiz
The Adventure Of Tom Sawyer Listen & Read-Along Videos
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Tuesday
Advent Calendars
Advent Calendar 1
Advent Calendar 2
Advent Calendar 3
Fun Xmas Trivia
- Xmas Interactive Book
- Xmas Quiz Xmas Crossword Xmas Trivia
- Jacquie Lawson's Xmas cards
- The Origin of Santa Claus interactive
- Christmas Reading & Vocab
- Jingle Bells interactive song
- Xmas Vocabulary
- Here are six pages about Christmas in the US. Listen, play and learn
- Christmas quiz
- Xmas quiz 2
- Xmas TIC TAC TOE
- Coloring Book The Grinch
- Xmas hangman
- Christmas Games
- Get Xmas Presents
- All I Want For Christmas interactive listening
- Visit The North Pole
Monday
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Wednesday
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is celebrated in the USA and Canada. In The USA, it is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November every year. The Canadians celebrate it on the second Monday in October. It is associated with giving thanks to God. In the beginning, people expressed gratitude for the harvest they reaped. It used to be a religious holiday but now it has become a secular celebration.
The most important part of the celebration is the dinner which includes the customary turkey served with cranberry sauce, and pumpkin. A lot of business goes on during this holiday. For example, restaurants take advantage of the holiday to sell turkey dinners Families and friends usually get together for a large meal or dinner during Thanksgiving and have a lot of fun. That's why the Thanksgiving holiday weekend is considered one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Students are given a four-day or five-day weekend vacation. Thanksgiving is also a paid holiday for most workers.
- The origin of the name "Thanksgiving" comes from:
a. thanks given to God.
b. thanks given for the help the early settlers got from each other. - Thanksgiving is a time to:
a. worship God.
b. Thank god, eat and have fun. - It is a vacation for:
a. students.
b. workers and students. - The main food that is prepared for this celebration is:
a. cranberry sauce, and pumpkin.
b. turkey.
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Sunday
United Kingdom Treasure Hunt
Answer the following questions using the link above:
1- What is the British Isles?
2- What two nations occupy the British Isles?
3- Which countries form the UK?
4- What is Great Britain?
5- What is the name of the sea which separates Great Britain and Ireland?
6- What is the capital of the UK?
7- Name the different countries of the British Isles, nationalities and their capital cities.
8- What is the Union Flag (Union Jack)?
Thursday
Present Continuous for Future Arrangements
Many students use only will or going to in order to talk about the future. However, it’s very common to use the present continuous to talk about the future, in the case of arrangements that are planned:
+ I’m having dinner with friends tonight.
+ She’s meeting David at the train station tomorrow.
+ I’m having dinner with friends tonight.
+ She’s meeting David at the train station tomorrow.
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