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Homeless Turtle
Norman Spores
United States



I am back! I have been away for a while, although I have been stopping in periodically to see how you guys were doing. I am a teacher living in Japan and this site has made my life so much easier. Although I am being pulled in many different directions right now, I thought it necessary to make a renewed effort to give something back to this community and all you wonderful Teachers!

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 		 MOTHER�S DAY ADLIB CARD
 My students love doing this adlib worksheet! It is similar to the MADLIBS books I had when I was a child. First you fill in the required information on the first page. Like Parts of Speech, Animal Names, Body Parts ECT. Then you use that information to complete the story/letter on the second page. When you finish you are sure to have a very humoro...
Level: intermediate
Age: 12-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 26

 		 Mardi Gras
 I made this for my Japanese students, to help introduce them to Mardi Gras. I included a short reading/listening comprehension quiz with it. The article can be read by the teacher or students and then they can take the quiz to help gauge comprehension. It made for a very fun and intresting class! I hope it does the same for you.
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: article
Downloads: 31

 		 Happy Valentine�s Day (reading/listening comprehension quiz)
 I teach English in Japan and I made this for my 7th grade class. It�s a short history on the holiday, which can be read by the students or out loud by the teacher. Their is a short quiz at the end to test comprehension. I know it�s not very exciting, but this is the first thing I have posted, so I will try to get better at this. I hope this helps.
Level: elementary
Age: 11-14
Type: Choose
Downloads: 37

 

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