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Free Christmas worksheets

Here we recommend a short list of Christmas activities for young learners. All websites are free of charge:

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Short Christmas stories for children

Mystery stories on Christmas

A Christmas worksheet (pdf)

Christmas flascards (pdf)

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Dual-language program at primary schools: good or bad idea ?

The 193 students in the dual-language program at the school in Silver Spring, the only program of its kind in Montgomery County, move between two rooms. In one, English is spoken; in the other, Spanish. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the Pledge of Allegiance and announcements are in Spanish; on the other days, in English. This is the story of a school that serves as a bilingual program for English-speaking students whose parents want them to learn Spanish and for Spanish speakers who must learn English. Find out if they have a successful or an irrelevant programme in the following article from the Washington Post:

Finding fluency in language lessons