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TVingo! TV Shows Bingo
OK so these are the board for the students.
The boards contain different examples of actual tv shows.
Teacher or students take out papers form a bag with different tv genres: game show, reality show, soap opera, magazine show, sitcom, cartoons, news show
The activity is meant to review the vocabulary
I originally used shows watched here in...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 8
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Parts of the Body Wordsearch
Ss have to find the different parts of the body in the wordsearch, and then write them in the appropiate box
If you want, you can add a word bank, but in my case, I used it with a 22 year-old student that has great memory so I didn�t think it was necessary
Note: To be honest, I can�t recall but I believe I took the picture from someone else�...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 74
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Outsourced Movie Activities
This is a worksheet based on the 2006 movie "Outsourced" (not the sitcom, which was based on this movie). It�s great to talk about outsourcing and globalization, as well as cultural differences.
There is some business vocabulary thrown in there to discuss too.
The first task is a fill in the blanks, and the rest are general listening.
Since t...
Level: intermediate
Age: 15-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 35
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Irregular Verbs: Memory Game
This is a memory game about irregular vebrs in the simple past. I guess they can also be used as flash cards too
It helped my students review and even learn some verbs. It�s a fun way to work with the verbs.
In order to gte the point for finding the appropiate pair, I made them say a sentence using the verb in simple past
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: flash-card
Downloads: 26
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Reading: Why (some) psychopaths make great CEOs
This is an authentic Forbes magazine article followed by some vocabulary activities. The focus is reading comprehension and discussion. I prepared it for my business students on a personality unit.
I recommend watching segments from Horrible Bosses (Kevin Spacey�s character) for a great example of a successful corporate psychopath.
Level: advanced
Age: 15-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 73
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