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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Calendars and dates

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This lesson aims to help students with days, months, numbers and ordinals.

Age group: Young adults / adults
Level: High entry 1 and entry 2
Time: 1 hour
Skill focus: Days, months, numbers and ordinals
Sub skills: Obtaining meaning from tables
Materials: Worksheet
Curriculum references: Rw/E1.1a Wt/E1.1a Rw/E2.2a W

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