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I Like... Basic Vocab Builder

Teach "I like..." and "I don't like..." with some fruit and vegetables or any other words you want to teach using these fun activities.

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

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Learn Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers in Italian

Learn the numbers in Italian: both the numbers for counting and money, and the numbers for first, second, etc.

Published by Elizabeth Stannard Gromisch (630 pts

) on Nov 17, 2009 to
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Jazz Up Spanish Class with Some Unusual Games

Need something to perk your students up? Try these fun but educational Spanish classroom games.

Published by lmaloney (2,890 pts

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Which Board Games are Readily Available in Spanish?

A list of the Spanish-language board games you're likely to find in the United States. Twister, Apples to Apples and Monopoly are all choices.

Published by lmaloney (2,890 pts

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Gaelic vs. Goidelic vs. Gaeilge: What's in a name?

Learn what you need to know about the difference between Gaelic, Goidelic, and Gaeilge. Getting language names right isn't just a way of showing respect; it's also critical to being understood.

Published by lmaloney (2,890 pts

) on Nov 16, 2009 to
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English Catenative Verbs Reference List

The following reference list is a supplement for the article "English Catenative Verbs." This printable download lists the most frequent catenative verbs in English as well as the form of the following verb: infinitive, present participle, or base form.

Published by Heather Marie Kosur (10,330 pts

) on Nov 16, 2009 to
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Translating Two University Latin Mottos: High Point University and Johnson State College

Read about how the official translations of two university Latin mottos compare to literal Classical Latin translations into English.

Published by John Garger (20,655 pts

) on Nov 15, 2009 to
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Man, jemand, niemand, wer? Some indefinite pronouns in German

In many ways, the German language is more precise than English, and this is one of those times! Make it clear that you are talking about "one', "someone" or "everyone". Then we examine the German pronoun man (one).

Published by Gillian Hendrie (1,748 pts

) on Nov 15, 2009 to
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A Translation of Two Universities’ Latin Mottos: Duke University and the University of Florida

Often, the literal translations of university Latin mottos into English do not match the official translation offered by the university. Learn whether the two official translations of these two universities match up with a literal Classical Latin to English translation.

Published by John Garger (20,655 pts

) on Nov 15, 2009 to
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Harvest/Thanksgiving Day Festivals Around the World: A Collection of Educational Resources

This information will be of value for ESL, foreign language, and general language arts students to explore the topic. Giving thanks on Thanksgiving is an important American tradition, but it is not just a tradition celebrated in the United States.

Published by J.Alpha (2,174 pts

) on Nov 15, 2009 to
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