Visit to African American safari in Canada
Once upon a time, a group of curious kids from Toronto—Liam, Maya, Noah, and Zara—went on an exciting adventure to visit a special wildlife reserve in Canada. This reserve was
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Once upon a time, a group of curious kids from Toronto—Liam, Maya, Noah, and Zara—went on an exciting adventure to visit a special wildlife reserve in Canada. This reserve was
Author’s Note:
I am an educator and entrepreneur with a personal blog, Notu.us, where I share my educational journey. The blog features various projects, initiatives, and academic strategies that I’ve developed. If you’re looking to improve your daily English vocabulary, especially for communication in cleaning or construction work, visit the “Lessons” tab in the main menu and explore the “ESL – My Daily Schedule” section. You’ll find helpful audio-visual materials to enhance your language skills.
I am also open to collaboration as an English teacher with tutoring centers. Currently, I offer in-person weekend classes and online classes in the afternoons or evenings.
The text is simple and easy to read. It’s likely to be understood by someone with at least a 6th-grade education (age 11).
Vocabulary
Unique words 28% Below average
Rare words 37% Below average
Word count
Characters 11,772
Words 2,108
Sentences 199
Reading time 8 min 25 sec
Speaking time 16 min 12 sec
Readability
Word length 4.3
Below average
Sentence length 10.6
Above average
Readability score 82 … Continue readingThe Man by the Home Depot
জোৎস্নায় গভীর রাতে, হরিণ এসেছিলো এই শহরের মাঝে, এসেছিলো তারা ধীরে ধীরে ইস্ট রিভার নদীর কিনারে, গভীর বনের রাস্তা ছেড়ে। জীবনে এক মুহূর্ত আনন্দ পেতে তৃষ্ণার্ত হরিণ এক হরিণীর কাছে পেয়েছে আশ্বাস; নিষিদ্ধ ফুল ফুটে টবে ঝুলে থাক। … Continue readingফুল ফুটে টবে ঝুলে থাক
• Students will be able to identify where the USA🇺🇸 in the world 🌎 map.
• Students will be able to tell what the current season is. (autumn).
• Students will be able to pick one word and complete tasks with help. … Continue readingLesson plan on Social Studies
Three Poems for Papi Mona to Compose song. … Continue readingThree Poems for Papi Mona
Students will be able to identify Days, Weeks, and Months of the year. Students can talk about the weather and their moods in English as a second language. Students will learn to use daily uses vocabulary. … Continue readingESL- Exploring Special World
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The “Song of Climate” on the features lyrics that focus on climate change awareness. It highlights the melting of polar ice, rising sea levels, and the need to “reduce, reuse, recycle.” The song’s verses touch on the global impact of man-made disasters and deforestation, particularly in Quebec. The recurring bridge emphasizes environmental degradation, while the chorus calls for collective action to care for people and the planet. The song uses imagery of both nature and divine care to encourage collaboration for a cleaner, more sustainable world.
(We like to inspire listeners to understand climate change’s significance—a man-made disaster that can bring natural justice upon us— so we must take action in our own lives. Musicians can showcase their talent in an informal setting.)
Verse 1: If Global warming changes the climate, what price will we pay? Think outside the box; what do you say? Man-made disasters affect every nation. What footprint should we follow for reforestation?
Project Goals and Objectives
Our goal is to produce a high-quality video song that highlights climate change’s impacts and the importance of taking action to adopt more sustainable practices.
We aim to use the video song to engage a broad audience, particularly younger generations, who are highly responsive to multimedia content. … Continue readingSong of Climate
The song of Hiawatha: You are the highest and the greatest, you are the unique one, there is none equal to you, You are the unique one.
You have no son with any person; you are not a son of anyone. Send your blessings to the system of education and protect us from frustration. Protect us from the bad spell of evil Iblis, and safeguard us and our kids. … Continue readingSong of Hiawatha