Do you want to go over the vocabulary to revise for a test or just for fun?
Blockbuster is a good way of doing it
Click HERE to view or donwload a PowerPoint with instructions and two possible boards to play Blockbusters in class with your students.
Just project the Blockbuster Board on your White Board and play!!
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ESL teachers:
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more dynamic lessons?
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Feel free to send your ideas to my email: mariazabalapena@gmail.com / englishforeso@yahoo.es. To use the lesson plans in my blog, you do NOT need photocopies for students. You MAY need to print instructions or to use a projector and/or a computer.
For ESL VOCATIONAL TRAINING LESSON PLANS go to my other blog HERE
Browse LABELS to the right, underneath to find prompts and tasks.
* English for Communications. Click HERE. By Beatriz Papaseit Fernández and myself, María Zabala Peña
* English for Office Applications (Computers :Word 2007 and more). Click HERE. By Beatriz Papaseit Fernández and myself, María Zabala Peña
Browse LABELS to the right, underneath to find prompts and tasks.
* English for Communications. Click HERE. By Beatriz Papaseit Fernández and myself, María Zabala Peña
* English for Office Applications (Computers :Word 2007 and more). Click HERE. By Beatriz Papaseit Fernández and myself, María Zabala Peña
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Past Tense: Don't Judge Too Quickly: Potential Cat Killer
General Description of Activity:
Students are confronted with a picture in which a man is seen with a knife on one hand, a cat on the other and a red stain on the floor. The students need to decide what happened. After watching a 30 second video they may realize they judged too quickly
Level: Students need to be able to explain the story in the past. This can be done using simple past or compound tenses, depending on the level of students
The students well need these words:
- Verbs: enter, open/ carry, look at, cook, add spices/salt, chop food, set table, lean on pot/drop sauce, jump, pick up cat, look guilty, hold, be scared/alarmed
- Other nouns: cat, key, kitchen counter, flower vase, knife
Materials:
1. Instruction sheet
2. Related picture
3. Related short silent video (30s)
4. Overhead projector
To download the materials: Instruction sheet + Video click HERE.
To see the video in YouTube click HERE
You can also see the video on line underneath.
To see the video in YouTube click HERE
You can also see the video on line underneath.
Procedure
1. Show the picture of the potential killer:
How did this happen? Why did the man do this?
(Make sure you don’t mislead the students by using the word “kill” in your sentence)
2. Make teams. Students have 10 minutes to explain the situation
3. Students compare their answers
4. Students watch the video and decide whose explanation was closer to the one seen in the video
To download the VIDEO: click HERE
To see the video in YouTube click HERE
To download the VIDEO: click HERE
To see the video in YouTube click HERE
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