British Museum Tour Short read: “incomparably rich treasure chest” Long read: The British Museum is the big one. The most important museum on the planet, it brims with things of world historical importance. The Rosetta Stone, the Egyptian antiquities and mummies, the Assyrian lion-hunt reliefs, the Parthenon Sculptures, the Black Obelisk, the Enlightenment Gallery, 4,500-year-old “Ginger” (the “pre-dynastic” red head!), the Sutton Hoo treasure, the Portland Vase, Roman gold, Celtic gold, ivories and enamels, tiles and pottery, an astonishing display of instruments for measuring time… here is civilisation, manifest. Here the past turns on its pivots to face the 21st century. The British Museum Tour takes place at 2.30 pm every Monday, every* Wednesday and every Saturday. The meeting point is just outside the exit of Russell SquareTube. N.B. *Except Dec. 25 and Jan. 1
Free And Social Learning Wordle Unlimited (comme son nom l'indique) THE 17 GOALS | Department of Economic and Social Affairs Do you know all 17 SDGs? History The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. At its heart are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are an urgent call for action by all countries - developed and developing - in a global partnership. They recognize that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth – all while tackling climate change and working to preserve our oceans and forests. The SDGs build on decades of work by countries and the UN, including the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs Follow DSDG on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sustdev and on Twitter at @SustDev. Implementation Progress Please, check below information about the SDG Progress Report: SDGs Icons.
DOGO News - Kids news articles! Kids current events; plus kids news on science, sports, and more! English Profile - English Grammar Profile The English Grammar Profile allows us to see how learners develop competence in grammatical form and meaning, as well as pragmatic appropriateness, as they move up the CEFR levels. This provides us with typical, world-wide grammar profiles for each level. Like vocabulary, grammatical forms often have more than one meaning. For example, the modal verb 'may' can be used with various meanings at different levels. Weak possibility: "The weather may be hot." Formal permission: "May I borrow your bike?" 'May well': "You may well find that this is not the case." 'May as well': "We may as well go home." Watch Mike McCarthy's introduction to the EGP below, originally featured on Cambridge English Teacher: How to access the EGP The EGP is available as a free, online resource. Feedback If you have any comments about the English Grammar Profile, please let us know by contacting us.
10 chaînes Youtube pour apprendre l’anglais – Les Outils Tice Dernière mise à jour le 12 février 2023 La plateforme de vidéos YouTube est une mine de ressources gratuites pour l’enseignement. Tout ne se vaut pas, mais en cherchant bien on y déniche de vrais trésors. C’est le cas de l’apprentissage des langues. Il existe un nombre incalculable de cours en ligne dans de nombreuses langues et particulièrement en anglais. Voici dix chaînes YouTube pour apprendre l’anglais qui proposent des centaines d’heures de cours. ISpeakSpokeSpoken Adrien Jourdan vous propose d’apprendre chaque semaine de nouvelles notions en anglais. Anglo Link Plusieurs millions de vues pour chaque vidéo proposée sur cette chaîne qui offre une quantité impressionnante de cours gratuits en ligne. Two minutes english Comme son nom l’indique, cette chaîne propose des vidéos courtes d’une durée maximale de deux minutes pour apprendre l’anglais à petits pas. EnglishLessonsForU Vous serez ici accompagnée par la sympathique Ronnie. English With Jennifer Tout est dit dans le titre.
Proof It! - Trouve et corrige l'erreur (grammaire, voc ou ponctuation) Begin Game! proof-it I want to open this can of beans, but /theirs/there's/ no can opener in the drawer.! Every quiz consists of ten sentences, which will appear one at a time on the screen. The mistake might be a misspelled word, an incorrect punctuation mark, an improperly used word, or a capitalization error. The mistake might also be a missing word, or a missing punctuation mark. If your selection is incorrect, the word will turn red, and a message will appear telling you that your selection is incorrect. If your selection is correct, the word will turn green. In the text box, type the correct word or punctuation mark, and then either click "Submit" or press "Enter" on your keyboard. If you are correct, the next sentence will be displayed. Skipping Questions If at any time you cannot figure out the error in a sentence, you may click the "Skip" button. Scoring Your score will be based on two factors: the number of mistakes you make, and the amount of time it takes to solve each problem.
Gray Matter – What is a Mind Map in the Design Process? When brainstorming a new product concept or evaluating a new feature idea during product design, note-taking sometimes gets out of hand—one can end up with pages of scribbles which are often more confusing than helpful. Mind maps are a great way to organize thoughts more productively. What Is a Mind Map? Mind maps are also called spray diagrams and spider diagrams (or spidergrams, for short) because of how they look. This method and the term “mind map” started becoming popularized in 1974 by Tony Buzan, a British psychologist, author, and educational consultant during a BBC TV series titled Use Your Head. Because mind maps are two-dimensional in structure, they show us the shape of the subject, the relative importance of each point, and how the facts relate to each other. Mind maps are effective because they leverage the natural tendencies of our mind to think visually and understand a subject by making associations. The Anatomy of a Mind Map A Practical Mind Map Example
Best Short Stories for Middle Schoolers, As Chosen by Teachers Short stories are a perfect teaching tool for middle schoolers. Because they require less time to read, they’re an easy way to expose your students to new authors and genres. Also, between stylistic intricacies and plot twists, short stories hook readers and hold middle schoolers’ attention like nothing else. We’ve compiled this list of short stories that are great for teaching middle schoolers. Best Short Stories for Middle Schoolers 1. “The minute I walked in and the Big Bozo introduced us, I got sick to my stomach. Why I love this: Morrison’s stated goal in this short story, which begins in an orphanage, was to remove “all racial codes from a narrative about two characters of different races for whom racial identity is crucial.” 2. “‘Does this safari guarantee I come back alive?’” “‘We guarantee nothing,’” said the official, ‘except the dinosaurs.’” Why I love this: It’s rich with descriptive language and fast-paced, dialogue-heavy action. 3. 4. Why I love this: Even though O. 5. 6. 7.