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At the restaurant lesson
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ivush
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At the restaurant lesson
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Hello everyone!
I want to prepare "At a restaurant" lesson to my students. Could you share any nice tips with me, please? I am searching for dialogues, games, role-plays etc. Thank you in advance.
Have a nice day.
Ivush
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9 May 2009
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mena22
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Hi! There are lots of worksheets on that topic. Write at the restaurant in the search box and I believe you �ll find what you need.
mena |
9 May 2009
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aftab57
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Hi! as mena says there are many worksheets on this topic here. You may also want to look at this as well.
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9 May 2009
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ivush
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I know, friends, but I need a game instead of worksheets and there is hardly any here :(
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9 May 2009
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Spagman63
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I play a game with my kids that helps their memory and listening skills. I call it "I �m Going Camping"/"I �m Going Shopping" depending on the lvl I am teaching. What we do is: the first person says the phrase "I �m going camping and I �m taking a ......." and names an object you would take on a camping trip. Each person after that has to say the phrase+any previous items + a new item. Maybe you could adapt it for your class. Have them say what the order would be. Like: "I �m really hungry. I think I �ll order a T-Bone steak." BTW, if they can �t remember the items they sit out that round. It is a lot of fun. I often play just to work on my memory. lol
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9 May 2009
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Isabelucha
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Well, I don �t know if you have already found what you were looking for, but I found a very simple text that I used once, to make a roleplay. My Ss memorized it and we prepared the classroom to look like a restaurant. Then I filmed them, acting. It was fun. Here �s he text:
9 May 2009
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ivush
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To Spagman63: Sounds great! I can even practise a planned future with this. Thank you very much!
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9 May 2009
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Spagman63
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UR Welcome. I �m glad you like my idea. (Pats his back)
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9 May 2009
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Missbrittany
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My students are acting small dialogues �at the restaurant � that they have written in class, and I let them use a toys kitchen food set to help them act. They love using the rubber chicken, hamburger, eggs...I also have a bow tie for the one who is the waiter. If the students are young (mine are 11-12), it should work!
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9 May 2009
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