ESL LEARNING

      H ere you can find an exact copy of the map we used in class and all the States and Regions in the area. Below you'll find a colored copy of the map we colored together in class.       W hat you need to know and study is the abbreviated States in the code sheet below. Where is each one of them on the map and which region they belong to. You can find the codes below: Massachusetts = MA New Hampshire = NH Rhode Island = RI Connecticut = CT New York = NY New Jersey = NJ Delaware = DE Pennsylvania = PA Maryland = MD Virginia = VA North Carolina = NC South Carolina = SC Georgia = GA This is everything regarding the original Colonies and the regions they belong to. For the parents: please note that they only need to study the abbreviated code not the full state name since some of them can be be very difficult to spell for them. They can make it easier on themselves if they studied the 1st map in this post as it divides them b...

Here you will find the full explanation of the affirmative version of the present simple: NOTE Good Luck Studying ☺

Today's assignment is writing. You were invited to a friend's birthday party. You got sick and need to thank him/her and apologize for not being able to make it to the party. Write not less than 3 sentences. Hints : Use verb to Be as needed and choose your pronouns carefully from the pronouns table you have in your copy books .

A re you having difficulty getting up in the morning for school? Do you not feel like waking up? If so, this is the guide for you! Steps 1. Go to bed early. Teens need at least 7 hours of sleep, and 8 or 9 would be preferable. The older you are, the less sleep you need. So, in order to awake, say at 6am, you'll need to be in bed by 10:30 pm at the latest. 2. Set your clothes out the night before. By doing that, you won't be stressing while going to bed about what clothes you'll pick in the morning. 3. Have your hygienic items out and ready the night before. This can quicken the time. You won't have to go through millions of drawers just to find some lotion. (This point is mostly for girls) 4. Have a trusty alarm clock. Does your mother/father wake you up? Sometimes they don't wake up as well: they're human beings, you know. Make sure your alarm clock is set to go off at the correct time. Have it tuned to your favorite radio station fo...

Today we've watched a video on the history of the 50 United States of America . Here are a few questions on the 4 states we've covered in class so far: 1- Who was the 1st to land in Florida? 2- Describe the history of naming the state of California? 3- Where does the state of Nevada get it's name from? 4- What is the origin of the name Nevada and what does it mean? 5- When Colorado became a territory, where did it get that name from? 6- Where does the state of Montana get it's name from? What does it mean?  7- Describe the history behind the name New Mexico?  8- There's a dispute on the origin of the name Arizona, write down in details both opinions?  9- Describe in detail the origin of the name Virginia?  10- How can the state of Virginia be named after queen Elizabeth I? (Critical Thinking)  Study these questions well and I've already given you the answers in class cause I'm going to ask you next class on each one of them. Thank you for...

        H alloween is not exactly a typical holiday. Other holidays, like Christmas and Shavuot, celebrate an event. Halloween celebrates a lot of things, including the lives of people who aren't with us anymore. The history of Halloween is not entirely a clear one. Here's how (we think) it started: Many hundreds of years ago, a people called the Celts lived in Europe and on the British Isles. The Celts believed that the souls of the dead visited Earth on the last day of October. They had a festival in honor of these souls of the dead, and they called it Samhain. In time, the Roman Empire conquered the Celts and took over some of their beliefs as well. This included Samhain. The Romans combined it with their own festivals. And since the Roman Empire spread across a great part of the known world, the idea that the souls of the dead visited Earth on the last day of October spread far and wide. Many ideas from the Roman days still survive in the Unit...