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Conversation Worksheet: TRAVEL Worksheet for conversation class. It can be handed over to students in groups (easier on the teacher who only nees to supervise). Another way to work with it is to present the information slowly to the class. It�s up to the teacher and the quality of the students. Level: advanced Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Santa�s World CREATIVE WRITING- Have your students imagine where Santa lives, how he makes his toys and presents, and Christmas Eve. Make them use their imagination!! Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Type: worksheet     Describing places: The University Card game. Let pupils match the pictures to headlines. The teacher can either write the headlines on the board or let the pupils guess what headline would match the best. Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: activity-card     Describing a setting Describing different settings, encourages children to establish different settings for their writing. Level: elementary Age: 5-11 Type: worksheet     Describing Places It is a worksheet based on describing cities or countries. It has a few different exercises including capital cities, region of Turkey,giving information about a few countries. Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Type: grammar-guide     penfriends it worked well with my pupils Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     places of work this is a follow up activity to do after teaching places in the community, jobs and duties. Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     Who Where What Wear? A fun activity to introduce or revise past continuous. You could take your students outside to a square or mall, or even just around your school. Get them to note down the person�s name, where they are (good for prepositions, shops etc...), what they are doing, and what they are wearing. Bring them back to class to ask and answer. e.g. "What ... Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Reading worksheet on Alice in Wonderland I have created this worksheet in specific to work with Alice in Wonderland as a script to be performed by my students, so it envisages analysing a dramatised excerpt and what is necessary to put it on stage. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Describing places Students use "it is" and "there is/are" to describe different places. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     describing places listening, describing places, giving directions, question words Level: intermediate Age: 6-14 Type: worksheet     describing a place describing a place.�t�s a room decorated with christmas things. Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Type: worksheet     What`s _____ like? (drescribing places) PART 1 procedure: on the board, write SCHOOL or BANK and elicit 5 characteristics from your students. Example: BANK - 1. There are lots of people there 2. There is a lot of money in this place, etc. After that, hand in the slips of paper and ask them to come up with the characteristics for the place they got. Once they did that, have them guess ... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     Useful vocabulary for describing your Paris itinerary Useful vocabulary for describing your Paris itinerary Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: others     Describing your neighborhood / places you know. After teaching my sts how to describe places I gave them these sets of words so that they could create statements about a place they know. I hope it helps you all! =) Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet

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