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Our cookie usage We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this website, we'll assume that you are happy to receive these cookies. Find out more about how we use cookies. Find us on Privacy and cookies Resource calendar Browse this article: The events in this calendar are celebrations, awareness days and action weeks all covering topical issues relevant to schools. As well as accessing the resources online, you can also download the Global Citizenship Calendar as a PDF, with links to resources for each event. Centenary of the start of the First World War - August 4 Events and resources to commemorate one hundred years since Britain's entry into the First World War. Hiroshima Day - 6 August Hiroshima Day commemorates the day in 1945 when an atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, destroying the city and killing many thousands of its inhabitants. International Youth Day - 12 August World Humanitarian Day - 19 August
Love is Blind - level 1
Hi Lang I’m writing in English to practise. I’m sorry I didn’t answer your email. I started school the day after we arrived in Boston and I’ve got too much work to do. I hate it here. I can’t understand what people are saying. I miss Shanghai and I miss playing in the band with you. Hey, I’ve got to stop. Please write back soon. Deshi PS: I think I’m in love! Deshi turned off the computer and opened his English book, but it was difficult to concentrate on irregular verbs. Deshi couldn’t sleep that night and he was late for school the next morning. School didn’t go well that day. Deshi thought about how unhappy he was as he went down the stairs. Brendan Dunne
Hanukkah - Holidays
The events that inspired the Hanukkah holiday took place during a particularly turbulent phase of Jewish history. Around 200 B.C., Judea—also known as the Land of Israel—came under the control of Antiochus III, the Seleucid king of Syria, who allowed the Jews who lived there to continue practicing their religion. His son, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, proved less benevolent: Ancient sources recount that he outlawed the Jewish religion and ordered the Jews to worship Greek gods. In 168 B.C., his soldiers descended upon Jerusalem, massacring thousands of people and desecrating the city’s holy Second Temple by erecting an altar to Zeus and sacrificing pigs within its sacred walls. Led by the Jewish priest Mattathias and his five sons, a large-scale rebellion broke out against Antiochus and the Seleucid monarchy.
Teach by Calendar - WebEnglish.se.se
Skip to content The Swedish Curriculum stipulates “living conditions, traditions, social relations and cultural phenomena” to be part of the content of communication. One way of fulfilling this requirement is to bring various holidays and yearly celebrations into the classroom. Here are some recommended materials for most levels behind the actual date in the Calendar. General events
Abs Diet Workout Plan
When you construct your schedule, make sure to: Leave at least 48 hours between weight workouts of the same body parts. Your muscles need time to recover and repair themselves after a workout. Take 1 day each week to rest with no formal exercise. Download the Abs Diet Workout to your MP3 player Download the Abs Diet Bonus Workouts to your MP3 player The three components of your weekly schedule 1. 2. 3. (If you need to familiarize yourself with the different parts of the Abs Diet workout, click here.) Your Weekly Workout Schedule Here, you're going to do circuit training to optimize your muscle-building potential. By alternating between body parts, you'll keep your body in constant work mode and be able to perform the movements back-to-back without rest. In the first 2 weeks of the program, do the circuit twice. Monday: Total-Body Strength Training Workout with Ab Emphasis Complete one set of each ab exercise*, then complete the rest of the circuit twice. Tuesday (Optional): Wednesday:
Kwanzaa - Holidays
The seven principles, or Nguzo Saba are a set of ideals created by Dr. Maulana Karenga. Each day of Kwanzaa emphasizes a different principle. Mazao, the crops (fruits, nuts, and vegetables) Symbolizes work and the basis of the holiday. Mkeka: Place Mat The mkeka, made from straw or cloth, comes directly from Africa and expresses history, culture, and tradition. Vibunzi: Ear of Corn The stalk of corn represents fertility and symbolizes that through the reproduction of children, the future hopes of the family are brought to life. Mishumaa Saba: The Seven Candles Candles are ceremonial objects with two primary purposes: to re-create symbolically the sun’s power and to provide light. Mishumaa saba’s symbolic colors are from the red, black, and green flag (bendara) created by Marcus Garvey. Kinara: The Candleholder The kinara is the center of the Kwanzaa setting and represents the original stalk from which we came: our ancestry.
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