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This document provides instructions for students to send an email to their teacher using Gmail. It consists of 5 activities: 1) Signing into a Gmail account, 2) Configuring the account settings to English, 3) Composing an email to the teacher with a subject and message, 4) Signing out, and 5) Having another student complete the activities. The message to the teacher should include things like likes, dislikes, daily routines, and family.
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This document provides instructions for a science project on population using presentation software. It includes 5 activities: 1) accessing Wikipedia's main page to find information, 2) searching Wikipedia and Google for definitions of population-related concepts, 3) finding related images on Google Images, 4) creating a word map of key vocabulary, and 5) optional additional activities like reading comprehension or fill-in-the-blank questions. The overall goal is to create a presentation with information, images, and a word map about different types of populations.
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Lesson 12 tac email
1. The document provides instructions for replying to an email that was sent to multiple contacts, creating a new contact group, and sending an email to that group.
2. The steps include opening the original email, clicking "reply to all" to respond to all recipients, writing a meeting message, accessing contacts to make a new group, adding contacts to the group, and signing out.
3. The objectives are to practice replying to all in an email, creating a contact group, and showing motivation for learning about email tools.
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3. Key steps include drawing lines and shapes to make the interior of the card, adding text, and saving the file.
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