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This! I use 4 amazon sites: .com .fr .co.uk .de Our kindle is linked to the .com site
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Accepted :)
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This is me: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/40511334-loesje
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For the Brit Trip Shakespeare level, does this count for the play: https://www.loge10.be/oliver-twist It was in Flemish, and I know Oliver Twist is not a play it self. But Classic plays are a rarity in the area here. We saw it last week :)
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Knowing I can use a Cambridge one works too! I didn’t want to give you extra work...!!!
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As I visit the Library once a month, I am looking forward. Am I right that for Huntingdonshire no recommanded books are available? And I can count a book both for BINGO and Brit trip right?
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This lady darby mystery is cheaper now: https://www.amazon.com/Pressing-Engagement-Lady-Darby-Mystery-ebook/dp/B014EOUNZO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517321866&sr=8-1&keywords=annalee+huber+kindle I wonder why the other volumes are 10-15 euro per volume... :(
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2018-2019 planning for your AL
Loesje22000 replied to SeaConquest's topic in Accelerated Learner Board
Next year is a combination of 11th/12th grade I suppose, so dd will attend a lot of exams. As we try to pass Geography and French (oral and written) this year, we will try anything but Latin, Math and Science next year. As not all the exam topics are equally interesting we try to supplement with subjects like Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology. The last year home (2019-2020) I would like to do some WTM / Great Books style. -
I finished : ‘The hate u gave’ and ‘the map that changed the world’ this week. I don’t consider both books as ‘enjoyable reads’ so I am looking for something more enjoyable :) The map that changed the world is for the carthography square.
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I love this!!! Thank you for all the work ! I am not sure I can join without buying too many books... :( But I would like to receive the printable version, just to see how far I will come. Amy, Robin has my email, is it possible to forward the printable version? My PM is still dysfucntonal.
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Lovely!
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We could meet each other in Brussels then :)
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I only crochet and joined ravelry only for that reason :) Do it!
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Math Olympiad and Hands on Equations
Loesje22000 replied to lgliser's topic in Accelerated Learner Board
Your son would be in 5th here, one birthyear is one class level. I don’t know much about the kangourou, it will be the first or second year there is a participition possible for homeschoolers. You can mail the organization in English. I know there is usually a lack of homeschooleres attending it so they have to skip the activity, but it seems this year will actually a kangourou here! -
Math Olympiad and Hands on Equations
Loesje22000 replied to lgliser's topic in Accelerated Learner Board
Just want to let you know there will be a kangoeroe in Belgium too: https://vhov.be/535/inschrijven-kangoeroewedstrijd/ -
Reading Boxplots (math) question
Loesje22000 replied to Loesje22000's topic in High School and Self-Education Board
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Reading Boxplots (math) question
Loesje22000 replied to Loesje22000's topic in High School and Self-Education Board
I will lett dd take a look at that! -
Reading Boxplots (math) question
Loesje22000 replied to Loesje22000's topic in High School and Self-Education Board
The exercise is: Under 160 students of the Humanities track (60% girls) have been held a research about the amount of minutes they spend on learning for the latest math test. The result is on the boxplot below (I can't manage to upload a photo so I'll try to describe it) The boxplot starts at 0 with a line, the box start at a dot without number (in the middle between 0 and 1), the mediaan is at 1, the box ends at a first dot after 1 before 2, we guess it is 1 1/3 the line continues until a dot after 2. We got question A and B right. Question c is: what is the % of the students that studied more then 1 hour and 20 minutes. ( we thought 25 %) Question d is: how many students studied between the 30-60 minutes (we thought 40 students) Both answers are part of the intervals the asnwer key mentions: c) [0.625;25] d) [0;40] -
We are in a statistics chapter and are learning to read boxplots. So far so good, but what we don’t understand is why questions about percentages or number of students have answers in intervals, not in 25% or 40 students. I can try to translate the exercise tomorrow (GMT+1 time) if that would help.
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French curriculum for kindergarten
Loesje22000 replied to visitor's topic in Bilingual Education Board
http://www.averbode.be/Pub/catalogusvl/Volgens-vak/Vakken-Initiatie-Frans.html -
Book a Week 2018 - BW4: River by Shuntaro Tanikawa
Loesje22000 replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
I finished this week Last Girl, for the Nobelprize square. Very good to read how news flashes touches ones personal lifes. Very touchy topics too. I finished Yemma, a book from a Marrocan-Dutch author and the problem he faces when his analphabetic muslim mother gets Alzheimer and how the care system is not ready for the situation. I also finished the rule of four for Bingo reading.- 113 replies
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Out-of-the-box high school courses
Loesje22000 replied to hollyhock's topic in High School and Self-Education Board
unusual stuff in our context: - sociology - psychology - neuropsychology -
Book a Week 2018 - BW3: Travels along the Silk Road
Loesje22000 replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
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Book a Week 2018 - BW3: Travels along the Silk Road
Loesje22000 replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
Yes of course!I read both Stephanie and Stephan Zweig! Mmm, Q, Quintin Blake has not written anything? Just draw pictures? David Quammen? -
Book a Week 2018 - BW3: Travels along the Silk Road
Loesje22000 replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
Do you like Zola? I like several but not all of his books, and could be used for Z author too...