Arabic

1- A simple introduction about the presenter. 2- Presenting how important was the sun during Ancient Egypt. 3- Telling the story of the Sun God, Re. 4- Ss choose a mask of an ancient Egyptian king or queen to color it and wear it.

This is an Arabic lesson plan about " At the park" and in this lesson, students will be able to recognize and name the park things in Arabic like flowers, trees, grass, path, fountain, ride a bike, swing and they will also be able to use them in sentences on their own.Moreover, they will be able to describe a park in Arabic. In this lesson, students will be apply some educational activities like the crown game, hot seat and the swat game.

By the end of the Presentation the Students should be able to: - Learn about International Education week. - Identify Teachers of Critical Language Program(TCLP). - Discuss what is an international career. - Learn about Egyptian figures who are famous in their professional fields. - Recognize for the mutual factor of success among these figures. - watch a video about Egypt and listen to Egyptian music.

TCLP Alumni from around the world met for a two-day virtual conference on International Collaboration. Day 1 featured alumni speaking about the sister school partnerships they created with their TCLP host schools and Day 2 featured alumni speaking more broadly about how they connected their classes through both in-person visits and virtual meetings.   Wednesday, December 11, 2019 TCLP alumni Wang Ling (2018-2019) and Gu Wenming (2016-2017) discussed how they have created sister school partnerships with their home schools in China and their American host schools.   Thursday, December 12, 2019 TCLP alumni Guo Jin (2018-2019) and Abdelilah El Alaoui (2018-2019) shared how they planned and conducted in-person and virtual meetings with their students to broaden their horizens.   Each day, the sessions lasted for an hour starting at 3:00pm in Egypt, 9:00pm in China, and 8:00am (EST) in the U.S.   To view in China: https://www.adrive.com/public/qtVjm3/Alumni%20Conference%202019   The Teachers of Critical Languages Program is sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) of the U.S. Department of State and implemented by American Councils for International Education.