Showing posts with label interactive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interactive. Show all posts

Xmas Vocab & Activities

Click on the circles to see what the elves have hidden in their hats


         




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Computers in the Past

            

Watch a video from the 1950s about computers and choose the correct answers to the questions. 
Click on this link to answer.

When Two Vowels Go Walking

When Two Vowels Go Walking the First One Does the Talking is one of the easiest rule of English Pronunciation. Keep it in mind and don't forget.






Click on the following link so that you can listen to another cute version by Starfall

Ebola Virus Outbreak


How Not to Catch Ebola from BBC News

 


The Washington Post has published a neat interactive  about Ebola devastating effect on the body

bodies



In the image below you can see an isolation ward at the Royal Free Hospital in London. 






How many Ebola patients are being treated outside of West Africa? From the NYT








Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?


The English Department in our school does not really care whether  you are a Christian or an Atheist, a Buddhist or a Jew. All we want is to share happy English language teaching and learning.

Enjoy the ride!

http://chagall-col.spip.ac-rouen.fr/IMG/didapages/christmas/index.html
BBC Interactive Quiz 2 find out about some of the more unexpected festive traditions across Europe. 6 questions ahead.

Last but not Least.......

http://ow.ly/rRExY







Tales of 20th Century London


A Haunted History Book

This is a 'choose-your-adventure' where you play the part of a child living in London in one of four historical periods: 1900-18; 1939-52; 1952-69; 1971-99. Dress up your avatar and travel through time to learn about the lives of children in the past.

http://www.talesoflondon.org.uk/
http://www.talesoflondon.org.uk/
Commissioned as part of the Renaissance London’s Exploring 20th Century London project, this site is aimed at 7-12 year olds and invites children to discover what it was like living as a child in 20th Century London, through featured objects, selected from the city’s museum collections. The website is designed as an ornate pop-up history book.  By leafing through its pages, children encounter stories, games and quizzes, all brought to life with a good dose of humorous animation, provided by their own customised ghost avatar. After all – ghost stories are always the most compelling!
Exploring 20th Century London



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