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 Learn Arabic through roots. Usually, Arabic words have a three-letter root. https://www.arabicstudentsdictionary.com/

 Each color has many shades. Some are very beautiful. These shades are very popular.  Choose - which once of them you like the most: https://www.eggradients.com/blog/pretty-colors Anodized titanium can have many different shades, depending on the voltage of the electricity used. This coating is cheap and stable. Which shade do you like the most?

 1. Find Namibia on the map 2. Listen to the click sounds on the web site: https://www.ipachart.com/ Here is a web site with probably all the sounds that people make in the languages around the world. Have you noticed that English has different B and P sounds, while Arabic has ء ع, and ظ, like in word "Abu Dh abi"? And some languages use the distinctive click sounds 3. Try to say/ pronounce some click sounds 4. See a video with a fluent use of the click sounds: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Q5H3TPoN7Qo As you can see, the click sounds do not interrupt their speach

 See the video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89wE2Rkhd3E Name the parts of the spectrum, all 7 of them.

 See the video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_62PXH0xkA Try it:  https://www.szynalski.com/tone-generator/

  Thorax : lungs and heart Esophagus goes through diaphragm from thorax to abdomen Abdomen : stomach, liver, gall bladder, small intestine, and large intestine. Back of abdomen: spleen and kidneys. Pelvis : bladder https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18pFeIhJMIJWtjmEf0Bza_Okj5ssUPEn7?usp=drive_link     Glutes - Thighs - Calves Hips - Knees - Ankles Deltoid - Biceps - Flexors Shoulders - Elbow - Wrist The simplest anatomy ☝🏻 More:  https://anatomylearning.com/webgl2024v1/browser.php

 Play the same quiz questions in various ways: Word search Airplane clouds Hangman Question box Key words from letter cubes And others https://wordwall.net/

 This video can be viewed for 5 minutes every lesson, to slowly learn more and more verbs in English! Walk - Run - Ride Stand up - Sit Down Switch on - Switch off ........... https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Gm-gchwpdXDMt0hsa_VI5FRCHSNpNnE7?usp=drive_link More -  The Best Videos for Primary School - Things That Work https://sharelessonresources.blogspot.com/2022/11/the-best-videos-for-primary-school.html

1. Easy to use 2. Free  3. Can see the transcription -  trænˈskrɪpʃᵊn 4. Can listen to the audio and choose the narrator's voice and the accent >>>>>>>>>       https://tophonetics.com/       <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

 1. Go to  https://app.ludwig.guru/s/welcome+aboard 2.  Type the phrase VS another phrase 3. See the usage frequency for each phrase  https://app.ludwig.guru/s/welcome+aboard

  Why in the word "chemistry" CH is pronounced as K? Because it is a Greek word! CH - CH - Native English words Cheese,  CH - SH - French words Chanel, champagne CH - K - Greek word Chemistry, chaos   >>>>>>   https://www.etymonline.com/ EtymOnline is a pleasant to use, and very useful web site

 You can use Math GPT for free to tutor you on math problems. It can: 1. Generate math problems - just request it, for example: "Generate a simple integration problem" 2. Check if your answer is correct 3. Explain how to solve a problem - step-by-step! All for free. Try:  https://chat.math-gpt.org/

 PISA - Program for International Student Assessment This test is used to compare different countries in terms of education. Do you want your country to be ranked at the top? - Let's prepare for the test! 1. They test random students from each country. Not everyone will be tested 2. The testing happens every 3-4 years only. The next time shall be in 2025. 3. They test only one age group - 15-year-old students - usually grade 11 See the sample test:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1D6_Un_h1AMU7gC_C7HMFU-MR_CayjGqR?usp=sharing

 Here you can practice the test: https://practice.mapnwea.org/#/practice-landing Username  = grow Password  = grow The questions can change with time. Here are the sample questions as of 2024, downloaded in a word document: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uHe3l2WHed4oR3I8I1cbhAvOGvj18tKK?usp=sharing

 There are many options https://www.jigsawplanet.com/ This might be used as a fun activity at the end of the lesson. The web site works smoothly and is pleasant to use.

 What is your favorite emoji? Let's see what emojis are the most used on Twitter.  https://www.emojitracker.com/ This web site automatically collects statistics  about the emojis used in the open posts

 Here is a nice, easy to use web site with a 3D map of all the satellites that orbit the Earth. People send satellites to space for different reasons: to provide internet, GPS, to take photos for Google Earth, to study space, etc. https://stuffin.space/

 1 - Bark  2 - Phloem - feeds the root 3 - Cambium - the point of growth 4- Sapwood or Xylem - brings water up the stem to the leaves 5 - Heard wood - hard, lignified old sapwood 6 - Pith - soft part in the very center of the stem. Can become just a hole. More - at Visual dictionary: https://visualdictionaryonline.com/plants-gardening/plants/tree/cross-section-trunk.php

 Here is a nice overview of the history of perfume components:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1O4kFM6SLQvGO77uPqAFVYIRvSBasBMXI?usp=drive_link Amazing lectures about the history of perfumery - with chemical formulas, done by Luca Turin, an experiences scientist.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dflw8uRG7Rc&list=PL_brJ8c_lV9LoBMXx1IXSHTISaYD3geSf&index=16    Our nose works like an IR spectrometer - we can sense molecular vibrations! There are many clever experiments with fruit flies that can used to prove this theory.    We can smell separately functional groups like SH, C=N, COOR, etc., and the whole molecular vibrations in the `fingerprint` region of the IR spectrum. Amazing lectures about the history of perfumery - with chemical formulas, done by Luca Turin, an experiences scientist.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dflw8uRG7Rc&list=PL_brJ8c_lV9LoBMXx1IXSHTISaYD3geSf&index=16    Types of perfume components: woo...

 There are 5 Platonic solids They were first described by Greek philosopher Plato in 4 century BC. They are 3D shapes made by combining regular polygons. There are only 5 of them possible! Download the lesson materials: The worjksheet and a hands-on activity https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Jg7BUSTJ0_rebjxpOSoHIdIECEO9HQDY?usp=drive_link Download the lesson materials: The worjksheet and a hands-on activity  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Jg7BUSTJ0_rebjxpOSoHIdIECEO9HQDY?usp=drive_link