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Post by jo on May 29, 2012 13:15:51 GMT -5
Hi all, obviously with the jubilee fast approaching I wondered what other people were doing to sign 'jubilee'? I've got the poster Signalong have just brought out, but the word jubilee isn't on it?
I'm guessing sign 'celebration'?
Any thoughts or help much appreciated as all the children I teach keep asking.
Jo
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Post by anddav87 on Jun 1, 2012 6:04:15 GMT -5
Hi Jo.
How about to differentiate between celebration and the jubilee using either the sign for 'Gold' or maybe '60' and celebration or party?
Have fun what ever you decide!
Andy
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Post by anddav87 on Jun 1, 2012 6:08:55 GMT -5
Hi Jo. How about to differentiate between celebration and the jubilee using either the sign for 'Gold' or maybe '60' and celebration or party? Have fun what ever you decide! Andy Duh it's not the golden jubilee (sorry not enough caffeine today) so maybe 60 and the celebration? Or I guess diamond and celebration? But I can't see that diamond has been used in a manual whereas 'Sixty' is in Basic Vocab 4 Page 82. |
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Post by Signalong on Jun 6, 2012 8:23:06 GMT -5
Sorry, missed these as I had a few days off.
We chose to use "60" rather than "diamond" because that's what it's about. We felt that if you were explaining why we were celebrating that you would explain that she has been queen for 60 years (although even that is a difficult concept for many)
Mike
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