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Find Someone Who…

This lesson is a easy yet fun and interactive one to do right on the spot: it only requires a few slips of paper, students, and some interesting facts. Students write an interesting fact on a slip of paper, grab another’s, and mingle to find out whose interesting fact belongs to whom.

North American Vowels

There are 16 vowel sounds in North American English (the dialects of the USA and Canada); however, there are ONLY 5 vowel letters – a, e, i, o, and u (well, six if you count the letter of ‘y’). If you want to know how to properly teach your students how to pronounce NAE, you better read this blog.

Lead-in

A good lead-in sets the context of the entire lesson, engages the students in the content from the very beginning, and is student-centered by providing them ample opportunity to practice speaking for fluency.

Hypothyroid Health Protocol

Hypothyroidism If you are hypothyroid, sorry to inform you, but you almost certainly have an autoimmune condition called “Hashimoto’s”. Having an autoimmune condition means that your body is attacking itself by antibodies from within. Having “Hashimoto’s” means that you have…
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Food Color Additives

Warm-up: Introduction Questions (answer in the comments section below): Directions: This is a free-writing exercise. Write down everything you know about the topics as quickly as possible. Do not stop and worry about paragraph structures (e.g. introduction, body, and conclusion). The…
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