Engelska spel Det engelska språket omger oss alltmer i vardagen. Spela dessa engelskaspel så att du kan, vågar och vill använda engelska i olika situationer. Här har vi samlat alla spel inom ämnet Engelska. Spelen passar förskolan, grundskolan och ändå upp till gymnasiet. Food Årskurs 1 0 av 3 nivåer klara Para ihop olika matord på engelska med rätt bild i detta spel. Am / is / are 0 av 2 nivåer klara • Verbet är - am/are/is Träna verbet "är" som på engelska heter antingen am, is, eller are. Wild animals Ett spel där eleven får lära sig vilda djur på engelska. Engelska glassmaker • Glassorter• Frukter• Sötsaker Glassmaker på engelska. Glosor från Minecraft 0 av 5 nivåer klara • Stavning• Engelska• Glosor• Minecraft Stava rätt på glosor från MInecraft. Oregelbundna verb • Verb• Oregelbundna Träna tio oregelbundna verb i de tre formerna. Practise Colours • Igenkänning• Engelska• Färger Öva färger med hjälp av bilder. Engelska julord 0 av 16 nivåer klara • Engelsk jul• Engelsk nyår• Stavning julord 0 av 20 nivåer klara
Gen Y’s New Words for 2009 | Work Exposed the Blog NEW SLANG From povo and myselfish to retox and kward, the terms to know for 2009 While we understand the fleeting nature of slang and promise we are not “trying to make ‘fetch’ happen,” each year ushers in a bevy of new words you might hear and may even want to use (though we urge you to do so sparingly). 2009 introduces us to a vocabulary inspired by pop culture and technology, and here are a few of the favorites heard from the streets, our bloggers, and Gen Ys who know… RECESSION-INSPIRED SLANG Povo (po-vo) “Caroline, I can’t go out to dinner tonight: My pay cut has left me totally povo.” Ex-hole n. Cupcake v. Hot Room n. DIGITAL SLANG Pwn (pone) v. Epic Fail n. Geequals n. Myselfish adj. THIS YEAR’S REHAB Retox (ree-tox) v. Smashed Potatoes adj. STREET SLANG Hate-cation n. Obama/Not Obama adj. Alt-worthy adj. ‘Kward (kwerd) adj. Like this: Like Loading...
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Gen-Y Slang Lexicon of Gen-XY vernacular, by Lexicon. fly-describes something that is good, like a girl that looks sexy or a car that looks good. dope- new word for cool. money- similar to fly, only more so. Can be applied more universally. betty-same as babe or chic, only more respectful. baby- same as babe or chic, only not so respectful, used between guys, usually. harsh-[b/]usu used to describe an overreaction. [b]shenanigans- desribes a situation in which some strange things occur as a result of an individuals or groups actions. fiend- an addict, as in "I am a straight dope fiend" can be conjugated to "fiending" as in craving what one is a addicted to. jones very retro, this term means the same thing it always has. porn- something that has intrinsic value due to rarity and shock effect, or an occurence that is very dramatic. porn-star- a drama queen, not to be confused with the popular clothing line. -of death something that is very hard to endure or tiresome. ill- in poor taste, usually. deal- cope.
Expand your vocabulary Murder Winks Directions: The students stand in a circle, and one of them will be the "murderer". This student will "murder" other students by winking at them. To choose the murderer, you can either a) have them close their eyes, walk around the circle, tapping one student on the back, or b) put one square of paper for each student in a hat, writing "murderer" on one piece and "innocent" on all the others; the students silently choose a piece of paper to determine who is the murderer. Now the game begins. If the murderer "winks" at a student who is looking back at him/her, then the student is "dead" and must sit down. As more and more people "die" and the group gets smaller, it gets very difficult to be the murderer without getting caught. Students will want to play this game over and over.
Baby Boomer Slang | BabyBoomerDaily.com Etymology: the study of the history of words in popular culture, their origins, and how the meaning may have changed over time. Acid, referring to LSD, was first recorded in 1966. The compound was synthesized by Albert Hofmann in 1938 from ergot, a grain fungus that typically grows on rice. LSD is an acronym for its chemical name: lysergic acid diethylamide-25. Amped, as in “excited/ready-to go,” appeared in 1960s baby boomer talk, based on amp, the abbreviation for music amplifiers. Bad, meaning good, popular high school slang in the 1950s and 60s, was picked up from 1920s jazz language. Bag, as a particular interest or area of expertise, is from 1964 and came from jazz jargon. Bang for the buck was a cold-war military term, indicating greater firepower for expenditure. Beehive (hair style) was a rage among teen baby boomer girls from the mid-1950s through the late-1960s. Singer Dusty Springfield’s beehive inspired a generation Boob tube was attested in 1959.
Access More Than 1,000 Socrative Quizzes Sorted by Subject One of the nice administrative aspects of Socrative is the ability to share quizzes with colleagues and import quizzes that are shared with you. This morning on the Socrative Facebook page I found their massive spreadsheet of more than 1,000 shared quizzes. The spreadsheet is arranged by subject and grade level. You can find a quiz by opening the filter menu and selecting a subject. Once you have found a quiz you can import it into your Socrative account. Click here for directions on that process. Socrative is accepting submissions for more quizzes to be added to their spreadsheet. To create a copy of the Socrative quizzes spreadsheet, sign into your Google account and select "make copy" from the file menu while viewing the spreadsheet. Disclosure: Socrative's new parent company, MasteryConnect, is an advertiser on this blog.