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Here is Claire C’s equation on The Fifth Child. It was inspired by the article on “funny equations” about newmath.com. Here is the explanation of my work : I use the concept of the article "Funny equations" on the blog for The Fifth Child. My work is...
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WOW!!!!! A war has begun! I'm a big Star Wars fan and I must admit that the last Greenpeace campaign is really punchy! Greenpeace has decided to spoof the little Vader advert by VW in order to show its dark side. Indeed, for Greenpeace, VW is opposing...
Read moreA vid that can be used in a lesson about global warming.
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Here are some covers of The Fifth Child designed by Albert Einstein High School! Waouh! Impressive and really interesting! Don't hesitate to comment on them!
Read moreYou probably know the famous adverts for Old spice! It's incredible how it has influenced many other people. Here are some examples, the latest being the trailer of a motion picture. Possible Xbloggtation: Just use it in class to analyse the process....
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Here are really funny and witty concepts: The first one is taken from Ouï Fm ads that try to blend very famous Album covers into real life. The second one consists in mixing and matching Album covers. The result is impressive and really interesting! Possible...
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How imaginative though so simple idea to recreate famous photos thanks to Lego!!!!!!!! Just enjoy! Possible Xblogtation: Recreate a famous photograph and explain it, or recreate the scene extracted from a movie or a book, or even use a Lego photo to present...
Read moreI was quite interested in the following Greenpeace campaign: I was wondering whether it was possible to integrate it in a lesson. The idea would be to make the pupils imagine their own stencils and catchphrases. We could keep Greenpeace's message or use...
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