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Message board > FRIENDLY COMPETITION: LET ´S MAKE A CALENDAR
FRIENDLY COMPETITION: LET ´S MAKE A CALENDAR
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graca pereira
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Monday or whatever day... it �s a great idea.
I �m dying to see the result !!
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4 Dec 2009
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volga
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I vote for Sunday. If you want your students to use authentic resources (English calendar), the week should start on Sunday. Kids get used to using this type of calendar faster than some teachers might think.
Cheers, V.
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4 Dec 2009
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JulietaVL
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What a nice idea!!
I vote for Monday...
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4 Dec 2009
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eng789
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Why does it have to be seasons?
Why can �t it be in the form of TIPS as in grammar tips/rules, writing tips, things you should know, British versus American English, spelling rules, pluralizations, punctuation rules etc.
Something that would be useful so people won �t want to throw it away when the year ends. |
4 Dec 2009
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Jayho
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That �s a good point eng789. We downunder get frustrated when everything is depicted in northern hemisphere seasons. I think that tips along the lines you suggested is fabulous and far more useful to a wider number of members. |
4 Dec 2009
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pauguzman
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I like your idea eng789!!!! |
4 Dec 2009
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Damielle
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What a great idea, Victor. I vote Sunday because it will include the starting of the school week in all countries |
4 Dec 2009
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MJ_Misa
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Well, after reading all this: Wouldn �t it be possible to make calendars for northern, southern, western, eastern hemispheres? I believe people from Argentina (e.g) could feel frustrated seeing snow in December, as I would seeing it in August. BTW Cyn., we are still waiting for snow in here
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4 Dec 2009
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Nebal
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What a fabulous idea, Victorrrrrrrr!!! Love competitions and can �t wait to see the results!!!
I vote for monday as it �s the beginning of the school week.
Nebal |
4 Dec 2009
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