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LET’S GO 1A PERIOD 33Edited date: Educated dates: SWEEK 17PERIOD 33: UNIT 1-2LESSON 1: LET’S REVIEW_P18LESSON 1: LET’S REVIEW_P18*Objectives: By the end of the lesson ss will be able to practice describing things fluently*Materials: Textbook, a poster of picture di[r]
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LETS GO 1A PERIOD 53Edited date: Educated dates: SWEEK 27PERIOD 53: UNIT 4LESSON 3: LETS SING _P29LESSON 3: LETS SING _P29*Objectives: By the end of the lesson ss will be able to know how to sing the song*Materials: Textbook, pictures, cassette and tape*Procedure:T Contents & T[r]
will barge into environments involving series of decisions. Such artificial environments provide plenty of stimuli, and our brains will be reacting to them. 5. Do some calculus and mathematical operations: Besides keeping our math fresh, mathematical operations activate the left side of the brain. A[r]