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FILL IN THE BLANKS

Simple often shines. This worksheet condenses each video's content into a fill-in-the-blanks exercise with 10 missing keywords. Ideal for a warm-up or wrap-up, it hones students' focus on crucial concepts learned. The worksheet comes in print-ready PDF or editable PowerPoint format, suitable for Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams. There is also an answer sheet is provided.

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Play an uninterrupted version of this video for the whole class. If you're a student, click 'Interactive Videos' above to discover this interactive course in our library. Here you can add a touch of magic into the video with numerous interactive activities.

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