Teaching & Learning English
“You,” said Princess Terrett, “will pay for that!” ” I-I didn’t do anything,” protested the shamefaced yellow cat. ”Yes you did!” Exclaimed the fox. “You ripped her dress, you tit!” (A tit is a type of bird-not a rude word.) ”Hey, thanks for your loving support, Nightshade,” said the cat sarcastically. ”But you did, Lemon.” … Read more
We must help the children in Gaza Strip. Problem & Reason The children is in very dangerous situation because of invasion from Israel. They lost their home , food and water supply , even their families. Solutions & Call to Action We need to donate the food , clothes and money to the children in Gaza … Read more
SGD #1 and #2 (No Poverty and Zero Hunger) Problem: Food is a necessity for everyday life but for many people around the world they don’t have this and go to sleep hungry and malnourished every night. This a huge problem around the world especially in India which has over 190 million people who go … Read more
The big problem in Burundi Problem The lack of medical resources has led to a more serious impact of the dies disease in the country, and many people face health treats. Like For example, AIDS, malnutrition Reason Because people in Burundi are serionsly lacking in medical resources, t and their daily food is rarely dirty. … Read more
Country: whole world SDGs: Zero Hunger Problem Hunger is a serious problem across the globe even NOW. 309 millions people are facing hunger in71 countries where data is avaliable, 1 in 3 people face to food insecurity, 37.2 millions people were in worse levels of hunger, 1 in 9 person is in hunger. Reason Conflict … Read more
As the most populous country in the world, India is facing a very serious water resource problem. This poses significant challenges to India’s economic growth, safe water supply, and people’s physical health…… Picture Source: https://x0.ifengimg.com/res/2022/67F94DBD60DA27B84B29755B15D2E1C90132CCC2_size1103_w1000_h668.jpeg Problem In India, about 80% of Indians live in rural areas and have little access to running water. Household water … Read more
Problem: One of the biggest agricultural products is India which produce rice, wheat, milk and sugarcane. Every person need to eat food every day, but many poor families in India do not get enough food. This is a big problem which also lead to health problems. To achieve the “zero hunger” (SDG Goal 2), we … Read more
The e-book below was put together by my Grade 6 English Language and Literature class as a warm up for our current unit Do you believe in magic? They are a very productive class – this work only took them half an hour, including the research 🙂
Story traveling is a tough task. Especially for our trio of animals. Nightshade, a quick and agile no-nonsense detective fox, Lemon, the comic relief cat and Froggi, a sweet little frog who can turn into human at will. The three were exhausted from traveling through the “Cloud”. A story traveling hallway for going into other … Read more
Ocean belongs to all of us ,lifes in the ocean are finite and vital to us. Ocean pollution will has a great impact on the people in future. To achieve the goal of clean water and life under water (SPG 6,14)，we must act now. Problem Ocean pollution is getting worse.The main reason is nuclear water … Read more
It was a sunny day. The clouds were few and far between, the lake was glimmering in the sunshine and the daisies were smiling gaily. Suddenly a yellow foot crushed a few daisies flat. ”LEMON! I told you not to step on the daisies!” A fox was scowling at a yellow cat which had one … Read more
-Problem In the Egypt, the education problem is very serious.Areas deprived of education have increased by 6.5 per cent in the countryside and its outskirts.High dropout rates, which, in the preparatory education, exceed other stages and are more severe in rural government. Also, dropout rates rise above average within 12 of the urban government. Weak … Read more