"Ramadan Mubarak!"
-- Traditional greeting in Arabic for the start of Ramadan
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Source: The ESL Nexus |
Boy, did I feel bad. Here I’d gone and advertised all my products at a 20% discount but anyone who browsed my store couldn’t have taken advantage of the reduced prices. As soon as I realized my mistake, I corrected it. My store is now on sale and will be through Saturday, June 11th. I’m not happy about the snafu but I definitely relearned that I shouldn’t rush to do things. Here’s the product that was featured in the newsletter, by the way:
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So here is my just-finished Ramadan product. It’s a collection of resources designed to supplement teaching about the holiday. There’s a reading passage with background information about Ramadan, task cards with questions related to the holiday, a crossword puzzle and four word search puzzles that are differentiated by level of difficulty. Answer keys are also provided where needed. In addition, there are posters with Ramadan greetings in six languages which are suitable for a bulletin board display.
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Wishing you and your students ~
Ramadan Mubarak – Happy Ramadan!