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Traits posters Posters to describe the traits of writing Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: others     Artists! This a topic-based activity; a reading comprehension activity in which students will have to read and understand the text and then do the following activities related to the text-context. Level: intermediate Age: 6-17 Type: article     It�s a boys world: everyday actions of boys (2 posters) Here are some uses for the posters, which go with the flash cards. The first poster (with words) can be displayed on the wall; it will print clearly to A3 size. Print out A4 size and laminate, students ask each other �What� s he � doing?� A 533;He�s �ing.� Before using the second poster, ... Level: elementary Age: 4-14 Type: worksheet     motivational posters Motivational posters for conversation, student attitudes, for English on the walls. Fully editable Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: others     Phonic flash cards and posters #4: 5 pages This is the last of these for now but I do plan to make more in future. Do you like the /oa/ and /ow/ pictures? It is always a challenge to think up original designs. I will get back to my mini books soon. PS I uploaded 3 worksheets today. Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: Choose     Phonic flash cards and posters #3: 5 pages This is a little over 500 KBs so happy to see it upload. Notice that I have inserted diacritic lines above some of the letters. If you need to remove them just drag or copy the page into MSPaint and you can do it there. I had to use two different fonts because I did not like the Aa on one font and the Uu on the other. I do hope you like the graphic... Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: Choose     Phonic flash cards and posters #2: 5 pages Here is the second in this new series of phonics materials. You can find more information inside. Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: others     Phonic flash cards and posters: 5 pages I have slowly been decorating my new classroom and would like to share these resources with you. As before if they prove reasonably popular then I will make more. The anchors (top sheet) can be used as flash cards and/or mini posters. I am going to cut them out and stick them on the wall above the phonic posters. David, how do you spell green? /... Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Type: Choose     Numbers 1-12: posters 3 of 3 in full colour These posters go well with my number worksheets which I uploaded sometime ago. They are designed mainly for display purposes so that your students can check their spelling of numbers but you can also use them for speaking practice. �How many cats are there?� �Show me Top Cat.� �How many mice are there?� �What are they doing?� �Do you have mice in y... Level: elementary Age: 3-14 Type: activity-card     Days of the Week Posters: 2 different posters for boys and girls Here are some ideas on how to use the posters. 1. Act out one of feelings and ask "What day is it?", then the other children answer for which day they think it is "It�s Saturday!" 2. Sing a days of the week song and then sing this song to the tune of bah bah black sheep: It�s Tuesday, it is Tuesday. How are you? x 2, then ask a child How are you?... Level: elementary Age: 4-14 Type: worksheet     Superhero Film Posters A sheet designed to remind students about what is required in a film poster. Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: others     Classroom Expressions Posters Something to put up on your classroom walls for young learners. Useful, polite expressions to use in the classroom for asking important and frequently occuring questions. Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Type: others     2 Posters - the Clock - my drawings These are 2 posters - the Pirate Clock,and a normal clock, with the minutes. I drew everything using ArtShapes from Powerpoint. It�s not editable, because of the size. Hope you like it! Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: others     Two posters for some important rules These are two posters you can put on the door. The first one outside and the other inside the classroom. They will help you remind students they have some rules to follow. Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Type: others     Number Posters Students incorporate mathematical vocabulary with number sense to create a riddle about their "mystery" number. Level: intermediate Age: 8-12 Type: activity-card		Found 0 Online exercises

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