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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. All lessons are approximately one minute. The Bateleur eagle is a...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. The California sea lion is classified as a type of Pinnipedia. Seals...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. According to this segment, the king cobra is the largest of all...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. The crocodile monitor is only found in the tropical forests of New...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. The largest of the rattlesnakes is the eastern diamondback. This snake...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. The largest living land animals are the African elephants. Males can...
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Produced in French, this series contains 20 lessons on the beginner level for teachers to use in foreign language science study. This segment explores the largest and most powerful of the African...
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Vocabulary covered is signs used at schools. They talk about ordinal numbers and how the are used as adjectives and adverbs. They look at non-manual features that serve as adverbs to change the...
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Styles of signing are part of this lesson. They cover more adjectives related to feelings and explain junction markers. Noun/verb pairs are described.
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They cover how to more effectively rephrase your PSE sentences so that your meaning will be clear to deaf people, specifically the classifier 1. They compare passive voice to active voice. More signs...