It is time for your smartphones to go on holiday, to have a break. We all know these gadgets are really useful, but they can also be very harmful, especially for younger generations.
And we all have to admit that at the end of the day the most important thing is to preserve our children's mental health!
Here are some articles to read about the issue:
Should Smartphones Be Banned in UAE Classrooms? (Whichschooladvisor)
Stop children using smartphones until they are 13, says French report (The Guardian)
Smartphones could be banned for children in the Irish town of Greystones (BBC News)
Should phones be banned in schools? | A Current Affair
The London to Edinburgh challenge: Episode 2: Travel (BBC Learning English)
Here are some activities for you to do:
Learning English from the News: Australia plans kids' social media ban (BBC Learning English)
English in a Minute: Verbs to use with QUESTION (BBC Learning English)
JOB APPLICATIONS: The THIRD / IMPOSSIBLE or UNREAL conditional (BBC Learning English)
A listening exercise for you to do: Keeping kids off smartphones (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
QUIZZ: Which is correct? (BBC Learning English)
Here's my musical hint for the coming season: Rises the Moon by Liana Flores. Here are the lyrics for you to check!
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
Learn English with Emma Watson
Olympic Legends: Top 10 Heroes and Unforgettable Stories (1936-1960)
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ResponderEliminarI know mobile phones are banned at school,but I don't agree.In exams yes,but when a teacher doesn't come or during the free time I do not agree because we get very bored.We can't do anything,so we fall asleep and speak a lot in class.
ResponderEliminarThere is a book on the table.
ResponderEliminarThere is a cat in the garden.
There are three apples in the basket.
There are many students in the classroom.
There is a problem we need to solve.
Adrian Ionut Pasere 2ºB
Is there a bed in the bedroom?
ResponderEliminarAre there any chairs in the dining room?
Is there a mirror in the bathroom?
Are there books in the living room?
Is there a carpet in the hall?
Are there pictures on the walls?
Is there a lamp on the nightstand?
Are there plants in the garden?
Is there a computer in the study?
Are there windows in the kitchen?
Adrian Ionut Pasere 2ºB