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Being a leprechaun - a fun skit "Being a leprechaun" is a short skit I wrote as an Ireland-themed entertainment contribution to a weekend we had on "English around the world". It can be used as a role-play for three people or a comedy contribution of one person or a reading activity. The company name mentioned can be replaced by any name that is more applicable in your country.... Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: others     Thanksgiving Skit Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: activity-card     Skit Lesson - 4 Themes Students are given a handout with one of four themes they must follow for their skit. Two sentences of help is given if the students need help to get started. Requirements are set to 4 additional sentences and anymore is considered to be bonus. Can be changed. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Skit Lesson - Gerund Grammar Theme Handout for a skit lesson. All skits must start with: "I just won the lottery. How about..." Then students choose a location and build their skit around it. A demonstration can be done by the teachers using the skit example. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Role Playing Students are given a list of different scenarios. They must come up with the dialogue and create a skit using the information given. Creates teamwork and allows all students to contribute. Great speaking activity! Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: lesson-plan     SKIT-DRAMA PROJECT This is a worksheet which will guide intermediate and advanced students to write and design a skit for their classmates. It has several parts: choose a topic, describe the character, draw the costume, adapt the classroom for the play, think about the props you will need, and of course, the script. You may adapt this worksheet as you wish. Great for... Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Type: worksheet     Practice Word Emphasis with TV commercials! This is an activity I made when I covered word stress or emphasis. And by word stress, I mean stressing words to indicate importance within a sentence! The lesson consists of two parts: watching / discussing 2 TV commercials and students creating their own commercials. First, I showed the class two American TV commercials (one for the "Snuggie" ... Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Type: activity-card     Everybody loves Raymond - The Skit + Answers 10 multiple choices questions about the TV show Everybody loves Raymond, episode ��The Skit�� + the answers. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Snow White and the Christmas elves A Christmas play adapted from the story of "Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs". The play uses very easy English and short lines perfect for students with limited English ability. There are also pictures beside the lines as cues for your students so they know what is happening in the scene. Level: intermediate Age: 7-17 Type: reading     A Peter Pan and Captian Hook Christmas This is a fun Christmas/holiday play for students with limited English ability. The lines are easy and short and have pictures beside them so students understand what they should be doing in that scene. Level: intermediate Age: 6-17 Type: others     Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer Christmas Play This is a short Christmas play for teachers to use for students with limited English. There is short and easy dialogue and two songs. Level: elementary Age: 6-14 Type: others     Read & Learn I am a university lecturer trained in experiential learning of English. I would like to recommend the book "Come into my world: 31 stories of Autism in Singapore" (more information available at www.come-into-my-wor ld.com) for reading practice. I have designed some activities to go with this reading. It is an engaging way to help learners pick up t... Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Type: activity-card     Doctor Doctor this is a fun little skit that you can have students play "up" or "down" according to their level. It is a very basic script and they are required to create new ways to interpreting the material for 4-7 retakes (up to you the number of times and styles you wish for them to try) this is a great exercise for students to play with enunciation, rhythm... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: others     MAKING PLAY: FAMILY AFFAIRS (5 situations and 1 sample of a skit) These are five family affairs/ problems that I ask my students to make a small skit/play to show the problems, then give solutions. They are really excited to be actors or actresses in these play. I also include one script for a situation in the this worksheet. Hope your students work well. Nice weekend! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Warmup Activity: Accidents Happen Then You Go To The Doctor How to do the Monologue with your class: My routine: First I slowly do only one stanza with motions. Then I do it again a little more quickly. Then I ask them questions about what happened. Then I have them repeat it after me with motions 2x. I give it to them on a strip of paper for them to read. I ask if there are any questions. Then we... Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: others	Found 0 PowerPoints matching your request.	Found 0 Online exercises

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