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JEOPARDY GAMES IN ELT

JEOPARDY GAMES IN ELT. Galena High School In Reno, Nevada, US. Galena High School in Reno, Nevada. Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program (TEA)

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JEOPARDY GAMES IN ELT

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  1. JEOPARDY GAMESIN ELT Galena High School In Reno, Nevada, US TsvetelenaTaralova Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  2. Galena High Schoolin Reno, Nevada Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program (TEA) A program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Department State, and implemented by IREX (International Research & Exchanges Board) 2 TsvetelenaTaralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  3. Reno, Nevada Reno 3 TsvetelenaTaralova, Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  4. Reno 4 TsvetelenaTaralova, Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  5. Galena High School 5 To watch a short clip click on the picture Tsvetelena Taralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  6. Galena High School 6 To watch a short clip click on the picture Tsvetelena Taralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  7. Galena’s school website 7 Tsvetelena Taralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  8. Classes at Galena High School AP (Advanced Placement) classes – in junior and senior years. Very high pass rates on the AP exams when compared to the rest of the school district. Available AP classes at Galena: • AP Biology • AP Calculus • AP Chemistry • AP English Language and Composition • AP English Literature and Composition • AP European History • AP French Language • AP Spanish Language/AP Spanish Literature • AP Statistics • AP U.S. Government • AP U.S. History 8 TsvetelenaTaralova, Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  9. Sports offered at Galena FALL • Football Cross Country (boys and girls) • Cross Country (boys and girls) • Girls Golf Soccer (boys and girls) • Soccer (boys and girls) • Tennis (boys and girls) • Volleyball • Water Polo (district team) CLUBS (23) – paid up to 25 $ a year • Academic Olympics Book Club, Bowling Club, Latino Club, Color Guard Drill Team, Earth Club FBLA, Glee Club Helping Hand, International Club, etc. 9

  10. 10 Tsvetelena Taralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  11. School Calendar • August 29 First Day of School • September 5 Labor Day • September 10 ACT Test • October 1 SAT Test • October 12 PSAT • October 2 ACT Test • October 27 End Grading Period • October 28 Nevada Day • November 1-4 HSPE • November 5 SAT Test • November 11 Veterans Day • November 24-25 Thanksgiving Break • December 3 SAT Test • December 10 ACT Test • December 26- January 6 Winter Break • January 9 Classes Resume • January 16 Martin Luther King Day • January 18-20 Finals January 20 End of 1st Semester • January 28 SAT Test • February 11 ACT Test • February 20 Presidents’ Day • March 6-9 HSPE • March 10 SAT Test • March 23 End Grading Period • April 9-13 Spring Break • April 14 ACT Test • April 16 Class Resumes • April 30 – May 2 HSPE Retest • May 5 SAT Test • May 7-18 AP Exams May 28 Memorial Day • June 2 SAT Test • June 4-6 Semester Finals • June 6 Last Day of School • June 9 ACT Test • June 7, 8 and 11 Contingency Days 11

  12. Going to the toilet 12 TsvetelenaTaralova, Bulgaria, School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  13. Beliefs at Galena High School • Student learning is the chief priority for the school. • Students need to be challenged in order to be problem solvers. • Students learn in different ways and should be provided with a variety of instructional techniques in a supportive learning environment. • Schools educate students to become self-directed and responsible citizens. • Staff, students, parents, and the community share the responsibility for the success of the school as a community of learners. 13

  14. A Jeopardy Game about US (to play it, click on the picture)

  15. Make a new jeopardy game TsvetelenaTaralova Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

  16. I hope you will find this presentation useful.Thank you! TsvetelenaTaralova E-mail: ts_taralova@abv.bg Bulgaria School No 88 ELTA, May 2012

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