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Knock, knock! Who's there? Ed! Ed who? Ed-ucation is knocking at your door, ready to fill your day with fun and exciting learning opportunities!
Knock, knock! Who's there? Ed! Ed who? Ed-ucation is knocking at your door, ready to fill your day with fun and exciting learning opportunities!
MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE
Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going.
ENGLISH
Creative Writing Challenge: "The Lost Toy" 🧸✨
Let's unleash our imaginations and embark on a storytelling adventure!
The Prompt:
Imagine your favourite toy has suddenly come to life! But there's a twist - they've lost their memory and don't know who they are or where they belong.
Your Mission:
Describe your toy: What kind of toy is it? What does it look like? What are its special features?
Develop the story: How does your toy come to life? Where does it go on its adventure? Who does it meet?
Write a story with a beginning, middle, and end, focusing on the toy's journey of self-discovery and finding its way back home.
Bonus Challenges:
Include dialogue between your toy and other characters (real or imagined).
Add descriptive details and sensory imagery to bring your story to life.
Illustrate your story with drawings or create a comic strip.
Share your stories on social media using #EdExpress!
This activity encourages creativity, imagination, and storytelling skills. Let's bring our toys to life and embark on a magical adventure!
LANGUAGE
Bonjour! Basic French Vocabulary 🇫🇷
Let's explore the beautiful French language and learn some essential words and phrases!
Today's Focus: Greetings and Introductions
Bonjour! (Hello!)
Bonsoir! (Good evening!)
Au revoir! (Goodbye!)
Comment allez-vous? (How are you? - formal)
Comment vas-tu? (How are you? - informal)
Je vais bien, merci. (I'm fine, thank you.)
Je m'appelle... (My name is...)
Comment vous appelez-vous? (What's your name? - formal)
Comment t'appelles-tu? (What's your name? - informal)
Enchanté(e). (Nice to meet you.)
Challenge:
Practice these phrases with a friend or family member.
Try to use them in real-life situations (if you meet someone who speaks French).
Create flashcards to help you memorize the phrases.
Bonus Challenges:
Learn some basic French vocabulary, such as numbers, colours, or days of the week.
Listen to French music or watch French-language videos to improve your pronunciation.
Find a French-speaking penpal or online community to practice your skills.
Share your French language learning journey on social media using #EdExpress!
JOKE
A giggle a day keeps the learning blues away!
Q: What do you call a nose that won't work?
A: Lazy!
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