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A Syrian Arab Picnic “Sayran” – سيران شامي Uncategorized
By: Hala Alhindi (N/A)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Celebrations, Customs, & Traditions, Family Life
Levels: IntermediateLow-CEFRA2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

Bring examples of different food that Arab families have on picnics.


Family and its Importance- A3elatee Uncategorized
By: Alicia Ezat (CrossTalk 2023)
Topic(s): Family Life, Identity
Levels: NoviceLow-CEFRPre-A1 IntermediateLow-CEFRA2 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

It is a month before Ramadan and we need to prepare for numerous family gatherings. Prior to the family coming together, we need to know how to properly communicate with our relatives and how to address them.


Family and Lifestyle in a Chinese Home Uncategorized
By: Sophia Yang (Queens College)
Topic(s): Family Life, House and Home
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 AdvancedLow-CEFRB1/B2

You are invited to visit and stay for a week with your friend's family in China.


Table Manners in Korean Culture (feat. Tech) Uncategorized
By: Gieun Lee (Baccalaureate School for Global Education)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, B. Contemporary Life, Family Life, Food & Meal Taking
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 AdvancedMid-CEFRB2/C1

Context
(a)You applied for a job in Korea, and the interviewer invited you to a Korean restaurant for lunch to discuss your qualifications.
(b)You are in a relationship with this person, and they have invited you to have a formal dinner with their Korean parents.
You want to know proper Korean table manners to navigate the meal smoothly, show respect for their culture, and leave a positive impression.


Preparing a Dia de Muertos festival Uncategorized
By: Meloddy Jimenez (Queens College)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Celebrations, Customs, & Traditions, Family Life, Fine Arts: Music, Dance, Film, Literature, Theatre, Visual Arts, Milestones
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

Students are invited by the Dia de los Muertos DC (DDLMDC) organization to participate on their festival and educate others about the Day of the Dead and the activities Mexicans do during this celebration.​


Abuela, Abuelita, Mamita, Grandma, Nana. Uncategorized
By: Edwin Oswaldo Barajas Herrera (Queens College)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Celebrations, Customs, & Traditions, Family Life, Identity
Levels: NoviceHigh-CEFRA1/A2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

The grandmother develops an important role in the family, and you have been asked to describe her and represent your family’s thoughts and feelings to her.


Chinese Family Structure Uncategorized
By: Yi Sang (UCL)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life, Identity
Levels: NoviceHigh-CEFRA1/A2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 AdvancedMid-CEFRB2/C1

The UK newspaper, “Current China”, is trying to acquire new content about family values and childbirth in Chinese society.


Family values
Family Values are Part of the Cultural Identity of a Community Uncategorized
By: Oleksandra Guliaieva (QC)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 AdvancedLow-CEFRB1/B2

The school is celebrating National Family Week in November 20th-26th, 2022. "Stronger Families, Stronger Communities"


Beyond a pet, into a family Uncategorized
By: Yun Oh (Queens College)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateLow-CEFRA2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1

Students are asked to give advice to Korean guests visiting the US with a pet about the pet industry, including similarities and differences they should be aware of between the US and Korea in this industry.


RESSENTIR ET VIVRE Uncategorized
By: SANJAY-RICHARD TEJIRAM (Forest Hills High School)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life, Identity
Levels: IntermediateLow-CEFRA2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

You listen to a radio program that streams live online from Montreal. The station is holding a contest: the prize is a four-day trip to the city, including tickets to two concerts. To enter, you must record a one-minute synopsis of a song that has special meaning to you and explain why.


It is a D again Open, Uncategorized
By: Ekaterina Kalmanson (James Madison High School, NYC)
Topic(s): Family Life, House and Home, School Life & Education
Levels: NoviceMid-CEFRA1 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

"It is a D again" is a painting by artist Fyodor Reshetnikov, created in 1952. It is displayed in the Tretyakov Gallery.
The painting reflects the realities of a student's life in the USSR. The picture is well known to the Soviet and Russian public.


Italian Family Life Open
By: Flavia Colucci-Lampone (Queens College-CUNY)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life
Levels: NoviceHigh-CEFRA1/A2 IntermediateMid-CEFRA2/B1 IntermediateHigh-CEFRB1

An Italian TV show is seeking participants that will introduce their own families and find some differences and similarities with the Italian host family.


My family and I Uncategorized
By: Marissa Coulehan (Queens College)
Topic(s): Family Life
Levels: NoviceLow NoviceMid NoviceHigh

Your school is planning a "greet and meet" for new students in September. In order to include all students, as a member of the World Language Society, you have been asked to provide a video which demonstrates how students should describe themselves and their families. These videos will be available to the students.


Chinese family value and structure Uncategorized
By: Zizhen Li (Queens College)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life
Levels: NoviceMid IntermediateMid AdvancedMid

The school has a study abroad program. Some students are in this program and are going to China for a year as an exchange student. They will live with Chinese host families. You are the volunteer of the school study abroad program. Before they go to China, you need to introduce Chinese family structure and family values to them to help them have a good experience living with Chinese families.


Independizarse by Kerri McGuire and Sally Miller, Bayport-Blue Point School District Uncategorized
By: Sally Miller (Bayport-Blue Point School District)
Topic(s): Family Life, House and Home, Milestones
Levels: NoviceMid IntermediateMid AdvancedMid

A young adult must decide at what point in life he/she will move out on his/her own. Many factors influence this decision. The factors must be explored in order to make an informed decision.


sliced baguette
Our Daily Bread (El Pan de Cada Día) Uncategorized
By: victoria gilbert (Saint David's School)
Topic(s): Family Life, Food & Meal Taking, Food and Nutrition
Levels: IntermediateLow IntermediateMid IntermediateHigh

It seems that bread is an essential component of every Spanish meal you witness during your time abroad in Spain. Investigate further and compare it to an essential component of meals in your home culture so that you are ready to orient an exchange student coming to stay with your family.


Family Life Uncategorized
By: Lingling Xie (Herricks High School)
Topic(s): A. Identity & Social Relationships, Family Life
Levels: NoviceMid IntermediateMid AdvancedMid

Lunar New Year is coming. Family will come together and the relatives will visit each other. Many of the younger generation don’t know how to talk to the relatives. You are giving them advice.


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