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It's time to have fun. By fun, I mean fun while teaching. Teaching could be a lot boring sometimes, especially if you use old traditions. Today, it is time to be creative and make teaching fun for yourself and also for your students. With the help of a super useful website called Powtoon, you can create different animations and be creative as much as you want. Powtoon presents you with two options which are free membership or pro membership. Even if, with its free membership you can create many different presentations. Words can be boring sometimes, so I want you to see what I have done on Powtoon. In order to teach the form of "word like to" I created a short video. You can click the play button and enjoy yourselves.


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