Timetable | |
Sunday 8:30 — 11:30 Personal Inventions You can see many inventions by the students; you may also bring your own inventions. | Monday 19:00 — 21:00 Space and Man Dr. Thomas West If you want to know more about the universe. |
Wednesday 19:30 — 21:00 Modern Medicine Mrs. Lucy Green Would you like to know medical science? | Friday 18:30 — 21:00 Computer Science Mr. Harry Morison from Harvard University of USA Learn to use Windows XP. |
A.Sunday | B.Monday | C.Wednesday | D.Friday |
A.Canada | B.Australia | C.New Zealand | D.America |
A.8:30 to 11:30 on Sunday | B.19:00 to 21:00 on Monday |
C.19:30 to 21:00 on Wednesday | D.18:30 to 21:00 on Friday |
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【推荐1】Welcome to take our French lessons. You will be taught by native French speakers who have a love for teaching and use excellent teaching methods. Lessons are interesting and you will speak French on the first day both inside and outside the classroom.
Learners
·Suitable for all levels from beginners to advanced
·Over 18 years old
Class Schedule
·Classes start on Mondays and run throughout the summer.
·Please arrive at the school by 8:15 am on your first day for a short level test. It will help to place you in the right class.
·Classes run from Monday to Friday each week.
·Classes start at 8:45 am each day depending on your level.
·You will have 3 classes a day lasting 55 minutes each.
·You will have a short break between classes.
Free Time and Tours
·The school offers a lot of cultural activities throughout the week. These activities can include cooking lessons, wine and cheese tasting, visits to Paris, cycling, movies and much more.
·You will have plenty of free time to explore the local area and practice your newly found language skills or just relax on this learning holiday with a difference.
Other Information
·You should bring a small dictionary, pens and paper with you.
·Get more from your holiday, have fun, meet new people and take home a new language skill that will stay with you forever.
1. According to Class Schedule, what will students do on the first day?A.Pay for their study. | B.Take a language test. |
C.Arrive at the school at 8:45 am. | D.Introduce themselves to the class. |
A.3. | B.12. | C.15. | D.21. |
A.It is suitable for children. | B.It gives dictionaries to students. |
C.It has a short game between classes. | D.It offers chances to practice French. |
【推荐2】CAPITOL CLASSROOM
October 2021 through February 2022 on selected Wednesday and Thursday mornings
Overview
Capitol Classroom is a two-hour program including a tour of the US Capitol, interactive lessons, and hands-on activities.
Choose one
Program 1 Art Appreciators: The Art and Architecture of the US Capitol
Students explore the history and culture of America by examining art and architectural elements found in the US Capitol, the Rotunda and National Statuary Hall. This program meets state standards and national standards for the visual arts.
Grades: 3 through6
Number: 20-65 students per program
Length: One-hour classroom program and one-hour tour of the US Capitol
Start Time: 9:30 a. m.
Program 2 Capitol Art: History, Culture, or Expression?
Students study the art and architectural features of the US Capitol and participate in a student-centered creative activity. This program meets state standards and national standards for the visual arts.
Grades: 7 through 12
Number: 20-65 students per program
Length: One-hour classroom program and one-hour tour of the US Capitol
Start Time: 9:30a. m.
Program 3 Environment Matters: How Does a Bill Become Law?
To understand the complex way that a bill becomes a law, students participate in activities that illustrate the process. The Chesapeake Bay and the Clean Water Acts of 1948 and 1972 serve as legislative examples. Groups receive passes to visit the Galleries of the US Senate or the US House of Representatives. This program meets the National Council for the Social Studies’ curriculum standards.
Grades: 6 through 12
Number: 20-65 students per program
Length: One-hour classroom program and one-hour tour of the US Capitol
Start Time: 9:30 a. m.
1. Daisy wants to register for Capitol Classroom. Which date is probably available?A.Wednesday, September 2021. | B.Friday, October 2021. |
C.Thursday, January 2022. | D.Thursday, March 2022. |
A.Program 1. | B.Program 2. |
C.Program 1 and Program 2. | D.Program 1 and Program 3. |
A.Program 1 includes one-hour classroom program and two-hour tour of the US Capitol. |
B.Program 2 is open to the students from Grade 3 through 6. |
C.Program 3 enables students to access Galleries of the US House of Representatives. |
D.Program 3 enables students to participate in a student-centered creative activity. |
Choosing a university or college With over 160 universities to choose from in the UK, and limitless courses and study options on offer, you can make your UK university experience as unique as you are. Understanding rankings Higher education institutions are ranked each year by a variety of organizations. The QS World University Rankings, for example, focuses heavily on research and reputation, but doesn’t include the quality of teaching or students’ views. THE World University Rankings and the Complete University Guide focus more on research strength and student satisfaction. The People and Planet University League even ranks UK universities on their environmental and ethical performance. How to apply—undergraduate (本科) 1. Register with UCAS First, go to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) website where you can fill in your application form. Then write your personal statement. This is your chance to stand out from the crowd by explaining why you are interested in the course, the skills you have that make you suitable, and your life experiences and achievements. 2. Application deadlines There are four application deadlines throughout the school year: October—for courses at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, or for most courses in medicine 15 January— “on time” deadline for most undergraduate courses March—for some art and design courses 30 June—late deadline for most undergraduate courses. While you will be able to apply after the January deadline right up until 30 June, it is better to apply early. 3. Receive an offer UCAS will contact you with any offers from your chosen universities or colleges. If your offer is “unconditional”, you can relax. Some offers are conditional—usually this means you need to achieve certain results in your current studies or in English language tests. |
A.The QS World University Rankings. | B.THE World University Rankings. |
C.The Complete University Guide. | D.The People and Planet University League. |
A.Previous chances. | B.Future expectations. |
C.Hobbies and interests. | D.Qualifications and strengths. |
A.In October. | B.Before 15 January. | C.In March. | D.On 30 June. |
【推荐1】Are you considering visiting some places in a few weeks, or a few months’ time, and are you looking for the safest places to travel? If yes, this travel guide will provide some places you can visit.
New Zealand
New Zealand has proven to be the world’s safest places to travel after Iceland and they are known for their wonderful dishes such as fish & chips, Hokey Pokey Ice Cream, etc. Whangarei Falls is a twenty-four feet high flowing water with a beautiful view that makes it one of the best waterfalls looking attractive in photographs.
Belize
A visit to Belize would give you experiences such as world-class diving, explorations of jungles, etc. When you are in Belize, you should try the following foods: Rice and Beans, Tamales, Stewed Chicken, Fry Jacks and lots more. Belize is known for Mayan ruins and caves, jungle adventures, and is also known as “Nature’s best-kept secret”.
Greenland
Greenland is said to be a place where you do not have to worry about crime, so you need not worry too much about your safety. It is located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, and it is the world’s largest island. Major tourist offers in Greenland include trips on hiking, tours on dog sledding (雪橇), watching of icebergs, etc.
Tunisia
Tunisia is said to be one of the most visited African countries. Some attractive places include its great capital city of Tunis, the beach resorts of Mahdia and La Kabash Square in Tunis. Tunisia is popular for her beaches which have this golden ring and pocket-friendly expensive items. Tunisians are always willing to help. Some of the delicious dishes that Tunisians enjoy include Traditional Tunisian Bread, Tajine, Meats, etc.
1. What makes New Zealand attractive?A.Beautiful waterfall. | B.Jungle adventures. |
C.Low crime rates. | D.Golden beaches. |
A.New Zealand. | B.Belize. |
C.Greenland. | D.Tunisia. |
A.Tunis is the world’s largest port city. | B.It is the most visited country in Africa. |
C.Tunisians are both warm and friendly. | D.It offers first-class hiking experience. |
【推荐2】Virtual Career Fair for Teachers and K-12 Staff
Still looking for a great job? Attend the Virtual Career Fair on Thursday, June 6. You’ll find employers from across the country ready to meet you virtually and hire you right now. Jumpstart your search in an hour or less to find the perfect position for the 2024 — 25 school year. Sign-up is easy and free.
Since teachers and staff are in such high demand, there is a bonus for you to attend this event. Five attendees who visit at least 2 recruiters (招聘官) will be chosen at random to receive a $100 Amazon gift card.
Note: This event is NOT for those seeking visa sponsorship.
Here’s what you can expect:
·Chat directly with recruiters who are actively hiring using text or video.
·Hundreds of jobs for teachers, support staff and principals.
·Wide varieties of organizations — large urban districts, charter schools, virtual schools, and more.
·Fast progress on your job search. A small investment of your time will yield quick results.
Access from any device. Use your computer, phone, or tablet.
Review the participating school districts and companies, and sign up now to attend the Virtual Career Fair on June 6, between 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. ET (11 a. m.-3 p. m. PT).
It will only take you 4 minutes to register, so click the red REGISTER button and do it now.
1. Who might be interested in the Virtual Career Fair?A.A graduate majoring in Education. | B.A woman seeking visa sponsorship. |
C.A manager looking for investment. | D.A teacher in need of school supplies. |
A.A guaranteed job offer. | B.A face-to-face interview. |
C.Five $100 Amazon gift cards. | D.Direct communication with recruiters. |
A.A website. | B.A newspaper. | C.A magazine. | D.A textbook. |
【推荐3】Can you regain the thrill of reading that you experienced as a child? Time to dust off some of the best childhood classics ever written.
Heidi by Johanna Spyri
This is the story of five-year-old Heidi, an orphan (孤儿) who is sent to live with her rough grandfather in the Swiss Alps and charms everyone she meets with her sunny personality-from the scary grandfather to Peter the shepherd, his blind grandmother and, in fact, the goats.
What Katy Did by Susan Coolidge
It tells the story of rebellious (叛逆的) Katy Carr and her violent brothers and sisters running relatively wild, despite the best efforts of their father and long-suffering aunt. There are a lot of life lessons provided in these pages but it’s never high-handed, always gentle and quietly inspiring.
The Story of Holly and Ivy by Rumer Godden
This story is about magic, Christmas and the power of making wishes. The series of events that bring Holly and Ivy together wouldn’t stand up in real life for a nano-second, but the story is so movingly told that every time you read it, your faith is restored in the wonder of Christmas-a time when dreams come true and wonders can happen.
The Flight of the Doves by Walter Macken
It presents the fast, crazy and hair-raising journey of orphaned brothers and sisters Finn and Derval Dove, on the run across England to escape the control of their evil stepfather and reach their beloved Irish granny in the west of Ireland.
1. Which of the following best describes What Katy Did?A.Wild. |
B.Violent. |
C.Abstract. |
D.Encouraging. |
A.A folk tale. |
B.A fantasy story |
C.A legend story. |
D.A science fiction |
A.They tell about a bad father. |
B.Their stories happen in Britain. |
C.They are about a frightening trip. |
D.Their main characters lose parents. |