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Let´s Discuss- Crime worksheet

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Let´s Discuss- Crime
Another of my cloze and discussion activities. This time I focused on some simple crime vocabulary- developed for a student moving to America soon- just to be safe a few crime words don´t hurt. Anyway that is the reason that there are less questions than usual. Feel free to edit out content/add questions as you like. I usually conduct the lesson as follows; 1. go through the vocabulary giving the student(s) a chance to share the meaning if they know. 2. fill the words into the reading which should be not too tough if they understood the words before doing. 3. Engage in the discussion- try to illicit the target words if you can.. Hopefully some enjoy these out there! P.S. sorry for the poor clip art- I did draw it myself though!

Level:elementary
Age: 14-17
Downloads:47

Copyright 26/6/2012 Torento
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