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make a poster - if you're a teacher, you understand very well what to describe and what
not to describe. If you aren't a teacher - go fetch your teacher. :) If you need creative ideas - just see the pages (or take a look at the unit in CEforS). E-mail us your materials or send by the real post - we'll scan and type them and compose the page. (Not to be misunderstood - no charge is required, this is just a place of information exchange). Don't give too much material (like 50 pictures and 20 stories) - if the page is too big it will be loaded for too long every time and people just may become impatient and leave the page without waiting for it to load. Don't forget to give the year, your town and the teacher's e-address - in case you'd like to pen-pal. If your textbook is other than "CEforS" - send us your poster anyway! It's an astonishing execise and can be greater with proper classroom discussions. Oh, don't forget to give them the URL and print out the poster for every student - they like it. And the parents do. |
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For more examples see the official Parcel page http://uk.cambridge.org/elt/ces/parcel/.
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