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  • Animals - Heba Houzaien
    04-27-2012
    animals lesson plan
  • Revision - singluar and plural - Mohamed Hassan
    04-27-2012
    In this lesson, I review the singular and plural and what to say in different situations.
  • Letter ك lesson plan - Walaa Habib
    04-27-2012
    Students learned to use the letter ك in different words.
  • numbers and time - Kamel Gadallah
    04-26-2012
    This smart board content helps the students learn to count up to 100 and to tell the time in Arabic.
  • body parts - Hu Baojie
    04-25-2012
    In this lesson , students will learn how to say their body parts and learn the song of body parts.

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