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Reading comprehension - Japanese food
(1) Ss read about Japanese food and food popular in Japan [page-1]. (2) Ss answer questions about the text [page-2]. (3) Teacher�s page with model answers and brief summary of grammar points. A4 colour / OK in B&W too. Editable. Contains the grammar points: Present perfect / Relative pronouns / Modal auxiliary / Adverbs (and other simpler points). ...
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 84
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At a hotel
Hotel floor plan (p1); controlled dialogue using "is, are, am" and questions with those (p2); guided dialogue (p3), person cards (p4).... Ss learn room/area names; how to use the "be" verb in questions and answers with single and plural. EDITABLE A4 in colour. Please enjoy :)
Level: elementary
Age: 12-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 34
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Phonics - 3 letter words (CVC) - Writing -IG / -OG
3 letter words. Writing sheet with pictures. (1) Use the flashcards, say the word for each picture. (2) Use the 3-letter word cards with Ss for word-building . (3) Ss finish the exercise by writing the first letter of each 3 letter word on this sheet. A4 colour but OK in BW Editable. Please enjoy and comment/suggest. NOTE: For the flashcards and wo...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 20
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I will / I am going to... (pre-intermediate)
(1) Teacher intro�s [will] vs [going to] with 2 short conversations on an identical theme / Ss read with the teacher. (2) Teacher uses the pictures (diagrams) to help explain the difference. (3) Ss do a short gap-fill. (4) Ss re-arrange words to complete sentences. (5) Ss use options to complete and then practice a guided conversation (example incl...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 80
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I have more custard than you (More/less vs More/fewer) Intro; grammar focus, gap-fill, guided conversation.
Pre-intermediate. (1) example conversations to introduce the use of more + less/fewer. (2) Grammar focus giving examples of clearly countable nouns versus non-countable ones. (3) Gap-fill practice (4) Guided conversations using the target words. Links to extra images included, as some image file-sizes are too big. A4. Editable. Made exclusively for...
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 25
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Family - This is my [sister] board game.
Simple board game of about 24 spaces, using family member names with pictures and words. "Father, Mother, Baby sister, Baby brother, Sister, Brother, Grandfather, Grandmother". Format: B4 in colour. EDITABLE.
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 48
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Phonics - 3 letter words (CVC) - Flashcards -AT
(RAT / CAT / HAT / BAT x2 / FAT / MAT ) "-AT". 3 letter words. Part of a bigger set - details in the file itself and up-to-date links below. A4 in colour. Please print in colour for most effective use. Please enjoy/comment. NOTE: Many of my flashcard sets are BOTH landscape and prtrait so you may not see all pages in the preview, but I can promise ...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: flash-card
Downloads: 32
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Phonics - 3 letter words (CVC) - Flashcards -AN
(FAN / MAN / CAN / VAN / TAN / PAN) "-AN". 3 letter words. Part of a bigger set - details in the file itself and up-to-date links below. A4 in colour. Please print in colour for most effective use. Please enjoy/comment. NOTE: Many of my flashcard sets are BOTH landscape and prtrait so you may not see all pages in the preview, but I can promise you ...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: flash-card
Downloads: 32
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I am a (police officer) board-game
(1) students practicce saying occupation names and (2) play the board game with a dice. Ideas and info on page 2, game on page 1. EDITABLE. Enjoy. Please also consider the domino-game with the same theme, from my list. Words: vet, fireman, carpenter, policeman, farmer, mechanic, fisherman, doctor, baker, hair-dresser, post-man, dentist.
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Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 25
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Phonics - 3 letter words - Find and write
(1)Ss find and write 3-letter-words. (2)After they have found 3-letter-words that they know, they can try to "make" new words, and then check to see if they are really English words. If they are, they can learn the meaning. NOTE: Of course the second activity is no good for real beginners, unlike the first one. It is more of a "phonics" exercise th...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 9
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