The All American Slurp

Teachers open the door. You enter by yourself. 

                               - Chinese Proverb

Compile a list of popular foods from different cultures in 3 minutes. 

Is it easy to move to a place with a new culture?

Lensey Namioka 

The All American Slurp

Buffet Etiquette

Click here to listen to the story 'The All American Slurp'

Let's play 'The All American Slurp Jeopardy'

Play 'First Conditional Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' and other games!

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Radio Podcast by Alisar and Dana Qadhi (6 G1) 

First Conditional: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Game

Passive Past

Click here to practice 'Passive Voice'

For changing sentences to 'Passive Voice', you must learn your VERB FORMS! 

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Colon Punctuation

The colon is one of the most helpful and easiest to use of all the punctuation marks. 

A colon really does only one thing: it introduces. 

It can introduce just about anything: a word, a phrase, a sentence, a quotation, or a list.

Ready for a test?

Click here for Colons Quiz

First Conditional

If : First Conditional

We use the first conditional to talk about actions or events in the future which are likely to happen or have a real possibility of happening.

The First Conditional has two parts:

1. Condition Part(If ...): We use only present simple in this part. Example: If I go...; If he goes...

2. Result Part (will ...): We use 'will + verb' to talk about the result.

If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.

-- I think there is a real possibility of rain tomorrow. In this condition, I will stay at home

If my father doesn't buy me a bike for my

 birthday, I will be very unhappy.

-- I think there is a real possibility that my father won't buy me a bike. In this condition, I will be unhappy. 

Look at these pictures and read the first conditional  statements. 

                Result part: I will go to Switzerland.

                Condition Part: If I save enough money

         Solve these and scroll down to check the answers:

Notice that you may start your statement with the condition part (If ...) or with the result part. However, if you start with the word 'If"(condition part), you will need a comma between the two parts.

Click on these links for First Conditional:

What is there in a First Conditional?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/115179462

First Conditional link online Practice Link 1:

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/1cond2.htm

First Conditional link online Practice Link 2:

http://english-quiz.net/conditionals-first-test.html

First Conditional link online Practice Link 3:

http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-sentences/type-1/exercises

First Conditional link online Practice Link 4:

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1854

First Conditional link online Practice Link 5:

http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-44239.php

Check your score! 

                

Biography - Autobiography - Helen Keller - Passive Voice

Teachers open the door. You enter by yourself. 

                               - Chinese Proverb

Do we have to accept our limits?

Helen Keller: The Story of My Life

Helen Keller: Later life

Click here to listen to Helen Keller's online biography audio
Passive and Active Voice Worksheet

Passive Voice

Stages of Writing

Peer Feedback

What is peer feedback?

Giving peer feedback from aquaglia

Author's purpose

Click here to listen to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashed's biography
Old Dubai and New Dubai

Jane Goodall and her Chimps!

Jeopardy Game
Let'splay Active Voice - Passive Voice Jeopardy!
Let's Play Jeopardy!


Click here for subject verb practice worksheet


Click here to practice Passive Voice


Click here to learn more about semi colon

Passive Voice Game

Fact or opinion?

Click here to play the 'Subject-Verb Treasure Hunt Game!'
Biography: AL Khawarizmi

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This week: Subject-Object Agreement and Basic Punctuation review Games!

Click on this image to play BBC's Verb Subject Treasure Hunt Game!

Ready for another exciting game?

Must play this game! It is more challenging and fast paced. You must click the word in the viper's mouth if it matches the subject!

How about reviewing some basic punctuation?
The Magical Capitals Game

Help the chameleon punctuate the sentences

Click on these links to punctuation worksheets:
Commas Worksheet

Commas Worksheet Answers

End Punctuation Quiz

End Punctuation Quiz Answers
worksheets
BBC Basic Punctuation Factsheets
BBC Basic Punctuation Factsheet 1

Expository paragraphs

Term Final Spelling: -able and -ible Words Practice Link

Write a Perfect Paragraph!

Safia Grade 6 Student Handout Paragraph

Have Fun with Raz-Kidz! Click below and login! 

Text Features: Click on the image to go the link:

Check your score! 

Relative Clauses - Homophones - Similes and Metaphors

Relative_Clause by Maha
relative clauses homework sheet.pdf

relative clauses practice sheet with key.pdf by Safia Haroon Rasheed

Homophones

Homophones List pdf Al Dhafra.pdf

Homophone Links
Homophones Practice Quiz 1
Homophones practice Quiz 2
Homophones Practice Quiz 3

Homophones Practice Quiz 4

Homophone Online Game 1 - Easy

Click on this link to practice relative clauses online!

Relative Clauses Practice Quiz 2



Black Beauty - Full Movie

Black Beauty - Fire Scene

Unleash Your Creativity at Radio Al Dhafra! 

Listen to your podcasts here! 

Similes and Metaphors by Yousef Ashraf.pdf

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Click here to print the list of irregular verb forms
Can you 'Escape the Tower' in this Spooky Sentence Game? Try it! 

Aladdin: Elements of a Plot Diagram

Simile Song!

Simile and Metaphor