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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Nasa again
Winter Olympics
The winter Olympic games are a great moment.
if you wish to know more about each sport Click here
The passing of the torch dating back to the tenth century BCE( Before the Common Era) is also very great and interesting.
if you want to see beautiful pictures of the event so far click here.
You can see all the torches on this New York Times website Click.
Now for a few exercises: click and here for a scientific outlook
An engaging game from the Canadian Olympic school that you should try: click.
Have a great time watching, there is a problem though: there is no snow in Vancouver, the temperature is too high an average of 7.6 °C read here
epals
We have talked about Glogster in class today. Have a look and let me know what you think.
Here is the link, just click.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
A new word game to help you write and recite your vocabulary
I liked this neat word games. Some are easy and will help you build your vocabulary. Keep an all English dictionary open in another window to help.
Click here and try them
Monday, February 8, 2010
Very neat writing, spelling exercises
This website gives a series of really nice exercises to identify sounds and spelling and to help you write. Try the think and write label.
Another nice one is "Protagonize" you can write a story online and people may add to it help you write it and so on... Here it is,click
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Do you prefer cats or dogs?
I thought this was really funny. Feel free to comment and say if you think it is true or false.
I think it is just that cats are so wise, the way they love sleeping on your desk on the precise spot you have been reading tell the whole story, doesn't it?
Click here to view the article.
If you had a baby recently you know what you should do now to ensure successful studies to your children :)
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Weekly thought Fantastic LEGO
We all have some favorite childhood memories. Some are so dear to us we never grow out of them.
Here is for all LEGO fans. Listening Paul? Click here
Friday, January 29, 2010
J.D.Salinger died
J.D.Salinger died yesterday in his house in Cornish New Heaven where he retired in 1953. He was 91 years old and has never published a book since 1965.
He is still famous for the few books he published and in particular for his best seller Catcher in the Rye.
You may not have read Catcher in the Rye...well then you are lucky, you can read and enjoy it. A translation in French is bound to be published again soon. Buy it and read it. It is taught in schools in the U.S. and still is a teenager favorite.
The hero Holden Caulfield is 16 years old, he thinks people are either authentic or phony, no in between! You will either love him or hate him.
The book is about Holden's perils, travels and adventures in New York city after being expelled from his prep school. If you want to follow him through New York follow this link.
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