Un recurso para trabajar Interesting facts. Palabras o nombres que solemos decir que no tienen una eleccion azarosa si no mas bien un porque. Se puede explotar el recurso y trabajar tambien history. Hope you'll find it useful!

When we teach English, one of the interesting things to teach our students are traditional celebrations, foods or traditions from native English speaking countries. As we all know, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a classic plate from de USA and it's a very easy sandwich that you can prepare with your students.

A fun way to learn the recipe is by singing and dancing the song written by Joan Kan Sing. I assure you that you will sing it and dance it with your students once or twice and you will sing it all day long. I challenge you to prepare this delicious sandwich with your students and have a lot of fun!

The pdf includes pictures of children preparing and eating this special sandwich, the recipe and the song.

This is a Power Point about Egyptian and Greek Civilizations.

In here, you can see some interesting facts, pictures and data about their location, their social structure and the most important aspects on both of them.
Also, it includes information about the legacy that each one of them left to the modern world.

There is some work to be done altogether after the explanation.

Good luck!

This is a Power Point about Medieval Times.

In here, you can see some interesting facts about the characters of this age, the explanation about their social pyramid and society divisions, their life, the city and houses, among other important aspects.

There is some work to be done altogether after the explanation.

This Power Point has a second part. 

Good luck!

Practice your key words throughout a crossword puzzle! Here are some interesting vocabulary words for you to learn and practice their meaning by answering a fun crossword puzzle! You can learn these easily!

Use this exit ticket to work on human life cycle!
Make sure the students explore different life cycles of animals. Stages are similar, but some animals have more interesting ones!

You can use the activity of the Butterfly Life Cycle to complement this exit ticket.

This worksheet is to introduce the main organs from the digestive system. The students have to label the picture with the words from the word bank. You can also project a picture of a body on the board and print organs. Then, ask your students to put them in the correct place.
I would suggest to watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBZWgrfZFbU 
It explains the digestive system in a friendly way. Students can get engaged by the jokes or interesting facts that Dr. Binocs tells.

The following lesson contains 43 slides full of activities, questions, examples and definitions of the main five evidences of evolution: Fossils, Embryology, Compared Anatomy, Biogeography and Molecular Biology. In here you will find examples of fossils, the types of fossils, some activities that work skills like data analysis, interpretations of models, comparison between two or more situations and very interesting facts that will make your students be a little bit more in love with science.

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I love activities that foster connection, and this is one of my favorites! With these 20 'Who is most likely to...' questions, you can engage your students in a fun and meaningful way. Not only does it allow them to discover how others perceive them, but it also promotes an atmosphere of camaraderie and laughter.

I have used it with the teachers, with the students talking about the teachers, and with my classroom of students talking about each other, and they have all been very fun and interesting. You can go from pointing at names of everyone on the floor or a table, to using a small whiteboard and a whiteboard marker so that the students can point to who they think is most likely to...

Have fun!
Kris Mega

 

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