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The sun circus was a magical place where children and adults could experience imagination and illusion. At the circus, there was a clown named Clarence whose job was to make the audience laugh, but one day he felt sad and lost his lucky flower. His friend the acrobat noticed Clarence seemed upset and asked what was wrong. Clarence explained he couldn't perform without his lucky flower. The acrobat left and returned with a replacement flower, telling Clarence this new flower would bring him luck. Clarence thanked the acrobat for being his friend.
The sun circus was a magical place where children and adults could experience imagination and illusion. At the circus, there was a clown named Clarence whose job was to make the audience laugh, but one day he felt sad and didn't want to perform. His friend the acrobat noticed Clarence seemed upset and asked what was wrong. Clarence explained he had lost his lucky flower and couldn't perform without it. The acrobat left and returned with a replacement flower, telling Clarence it would bring him the strength he needed. Clarence thanked the acrobat for being his friend.
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3) Encouraging writing practice through activities like collaborative storytelling via text messages, blog posts, microblogging on Twitter, and maintaining an oral reflection journal via voice recordings.
4) Facilitating speaking practice through one-on-one language exchanges between students via phone calls or video chat applications.
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Nova generacija grijanja! preinaka postoje?eg sustava u Viking elektri?no grijanje. Elektri?no grijanje bez cijevi, bojlera i kotlovnica. ?isto, tiho i efikasno!
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2) Downloading vocabulary flashcards, listening materials, reading materials, and language exchange applications to facilitate independent practice on mobile phones.
3) Encouraging writing practice through activities like collaborative storytelling via text messages, blog posts, microblogging on Twitter, and maintaining an oral reflection journal via voice recordings.
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Introduction
There are many of us among us making faces by the name of studies. It might be the most boring work for most of us still we continue to do this work as we get scolding by our parents and teachers. Studying helps in making ourselves shine in different fields of life. Nothing else can replace the importance of studies in our life.
What does it mean by Studies?
The study is referred to as the process of learning. This is a period that is dedicated to attaining knowledge by means of books. It is completed by the skills involving reading, writing, memorizing, and practicing. Since our birth, after growing up we have been performing different tasks daily. It is not that the capability of doing different tasks is inherited by birth. We learn all these by practicing. The same principle applies in studies. We have to practice things regularly to bring them into our practice and memorize the facts. Studies help in understanding the aim of our life and provide us great satisfaction and happiness.
Study - A Continuous Process
The study is a concentrated and continuous process. Students are required to follow effective ways of studying. Every lesson related to different subjects taught in the class cannot be prepared by study during the limited number of days during the exams. It is most essential for the students to study regularly whatever is taught in the classes. Attentiveness in class helps us in grabbing most of the things at that time only. The doubts or questions need to be cleared as soon as it arises in our minds. Home works and assignments must be completed on time. This way of planning our study will make our minds sharper and helps in getting prepared for the exams. Hence we need to study daily as studying is a regular process.
Importance of Studies
The study is something that requires extensive effort and sincerity. There are numerous benefits that we get as a result of our study. Some of them are enlisted below:
Make us capable to read and write - Study helps in developing the capability to read and write. It is the basic thing that each child needs to learn for stepping to higher studies. This will enable us with the potential of writing and reading different books.
Helps in understanding and achieving our aim - We all have some aim in our life. The study is the tool that helps us in learning and fulfilling our aim.
Makes us skilled - Development of skills is the most important aspect of studies.
Get good scores in exams - Good scores in the exams requires good knowledge of every subject. Good knowledge of each subject requires devoting our time to studies. If we are not attentive in our studies and do not study regularly we can never score good marks.
Makes us a good student - Studying integrates discipline and moral values in us. The student requires these qualities to be stated as a good student. It is only possible by studying regularly and following the instructions of our elders.
Helps us to know the world around us
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2. Low intermediate level
Topic: body parts
General objective: Students will be able to recognize body parts
in English.
Specific objective:
Ss will able to:
1. Identify body parts
2. Analyze the body parts
3. Stage Objective (s) Procedure Language Time
-the heart 10
-Ss will talk about the body parts and -the brain minutes
Warm up what they consider more important. -the legs
1 Activity #1 Power point -It is covered with hair. 25
Schema -Teacher will present a short story and Ss -my nose is for smelling minutes
Activation have to guess which word (body parts) -my mouth have two¡
they have to use.
1 Activity #2 Power point -we use to walk 30
Presentation 2 -Ss will identify and analyze the name of -an organ that digest food minutes
the human body
4. Stage Objective Procedure Language Time
(s)
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2
Practice ___________.
-Ss play a game called ¡°Who wants to be a millionaire?¡±
-Ss divide in two groups . 35
-One student from each group reads and the rest of the team minutes
answers a question. If the answer is correct, his or her group gets a
point.
-At the end, the group with many points is the winner.
Activity #4 Jeopardy game They are insede your
Production 1 -Ss divide in two groups. They have to choose one option and chest. You need to 25
2 answer correctly . breathe¡ minutes
-the group with many points will be the winner.
Conclusion
-Ss talk about what they think was the best game and why 15
minutes
5. Let?s start with my head . On top you see,
it is covered with Hair On each side of my
.
Head, I have an ear , so I can hear you. I also
have two big eyes they let me see you.
My nose is for smelling. My mouth have two
lips for kissing. Inside it has teeth for
6. Chewing and a tongue for tasting my food. It let
me talk too. My head sits on my Neck. It lets me look
to my left and right and up and down .
Inside my chest, my Heart beats day and
night . When I eat, my stomach fills with
food. My two arms can hug you, and with my
two hands and ten finger s, I can catch a
ball and write my name! And down below, with
7. Those two legs, two feet , and ten toes of mine, I
sure do get around!
My
body!
8. Read the clue in the purple
box, and then choose the
best match from the posible
answer.
9. Next
heart stomach
shoulder elbow
Body parts at the very
top of the arms is call?
10. Next
feet elbow
heart stomach
the body parts one uses
to walk?
11. Next
toes stomach
skull lungs
An organ in the body that
digests food
12. Next
hands heart
head toes
The organ in your body which
pumps blood
13. Next
liver head
brain shoulder
primary organ of the central
nervous system