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Mountain landscapes
EduBook Organización
- 3285 visitas
Mountain landscapes Mountains are high elevations of land. A mountain has three parts: The peak is the highest part of the mountain. The foot is the bottom part of the mountain. The slopes are the parts…
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Travelling
Educajccm Organización
- 9 lo usan
- 5252 visitas
Interactive unit designed to help us practice asking and giving information about how to get to a particular place. We study prepositions, the time, traffic signs, means of transport, etc. We practice…
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The Long March
EduBook Organización
- 2734 visitas
Between 1934 and 1935, the communists, led by Mao Zedong, were the protagonists of the so-called Long March. About 100000 people took part in the expedition, walking 10 000 kilometres on foot, whilst…
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What are the three parts of a mountain?
EduBook Organización
- 2616 visitas
What are the three parts of a mountain? The three parts of the mountain are: The is the highest part of the mountain. The are the parts between the peak and the foot The is the bottom part of the mountain.
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Final self-evaluation T11 05 - A bipolar world: the cold war and decolon...
EduBook Organización
- 2290 visitas
Complete the text with the missing words: Zedong – Kuomintang – 1935 – kilometres – socialist – March – Yenan Between 1934 and , the communists, led by Mao , were the protagonists of the…
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Answer true or false
EduBook Organización
- 4214 visitas
Answer true or false: The relief is the shape of the land. → A tunnel is a natural feature of the landscape. → The peak, slopes and foot are parts of a mountain. → Many people who live on…
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John Travoltage
Tiching explorer Organización
- 2481 visitas
In this simulation students will make sparks fly with John Travoltage. They can wiggle Johnnie's foot so that he picks up charges from the carpet. When we bring his hand close to the door knob, he gets…
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