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Reading Is My Hobby A listening activity (with fill in the blanks and choose the correct word) on the subject of reading as a hobby. Has four pages. Includes reading comprehension activities and answer key. Link to audio http://vocaroo.com/i /s06N669yVPoT Level: advanced Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Our Pen Pals Visited Philadelphia and Sent Us Souvenirs! Fictitious pen pals tour Philadelphia and send their partner schools cultural souvenirs. Includes gap fill with correct verb tense, wordsearch, True/False, video links of the cultural points of interest. Images and links are cited in the bibliography. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Comparing Two Houses Describing a house, locations and names of rooms. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: worksheet     Business-speak ** business jargon This worksheet for advanced level students models a dialog using business buzzwords. Students are given a glossary of some buzzwords from politics and asked to make a dialog similar to the one modeled. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Professions Part 1 (12 professions) This worksheet has some pages that are at an elementary level and some which are intermediate. Some pages will be too advanced for 8-10 year olds, but some pages are fine for them. The more advanced pages are appropriate for teens and adults. Thank you to Jecika for the template. Clip art from Phillip Martin and public domain. Included matching,tru... Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: worksheet     Comparing 2 houses Students compare two houses and answer questions about them. On page 2 they decide what they would change about the houses to improve them. Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Pros and Cons of Facebook Dialogue Contains a discussion of the merits and drawbacks of Facebook. Includes interesting trivia facts and a true false exercise. Here is another worksheet by karagozian with a debate on the same topic http://www.eslprinta bles.com/buscador/au thor.asp?user=996875 Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet     My Very Busy Saturday--Simple Past and Daily routine Saturday was a busy day. I had chores, exercise, meals, and finally after all was done, I relaxed. Thanks to Moroccan Teacher for this template found at http://www.eslprinta bles.com/printable.a sp?id=416237#thetop Illustrations are in the public domain, courtesy of http://all-free-down load.com/free-vector /vector-people/girl_ life_vector_eps_g... Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Type: worksheet     Practicing Especially and Specially A worksheet to practice the difference between specially and especially. Many thanks to Bruce yanogator http://www.eslprinta bles.com/buscador/au thor.asp?user=610878 for his explanations, which he kindly gave me permission to use. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Which one or Which ones? Practice choosing the correct form for questions March is National Nutrition Month. I used nutrition based questions to practice choosing "which one" or "which ones" in a question such as "Which ones are citrus?" A sample lesson plan on food preferences is available here https://app.box.com/ files/0/f/0/1/f_5161 1422205 . Many thanks to Mada_1 for the template! All images are in the public domain... Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     OMG! What happened? Introducing some idiomatic uses of the verb �GOT� �Got� can have many meanings: had, acquired, was, obtained, earned, received, contracted, entered, brought, reached, to cause something, understand, arrive at, or recovered. Students can practice using the verb GOT in the future tense, past tense, and present continuous. Introduced with a matching activity. Includes synonym work and definition w... Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Professions Part 2 (12 more professions) This worksheet has some pages that are at an elementary level and some which are intermediate. Some pages will be too advanced for 8-10 year olds, but some pages are fine for them. The more advanced pages are appropriate for teens and adults. Thank you to Jecika for the template. Clip art from Phillip Martin and public domain. Included matching,tru... Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: worksheet     My bedroom has many petty things--There is...there are... Students can practice "there is/there are". Exercises included are true or false, tick the correct answer, fill in the blank. Review of objects found in a living room and bedroom. Some of the pictures do not show up in the preview, but when you download the worksheet, they are there. Level: elementary Age: 5-100 Type: worksheet     I am special! --Modal can and superlatives For young students. Each student is special. Ss name one talent they are good at and describe what they are the best at. Builds confidence. Thanks to Zailda for the font from her shared template. Level: elementary Age: 6-8 Type: worksheet     Our Pen Pals Sent Us Valentines! Valentine�s Day is almost here. A fictitious group of pen pals sends Valentine gifts to their partner class--a locket, Valentine, chocolates and cupcakes, famous statues (Brancusi�s Kiss)and paintings Picasso�s Friendship and Gustav Klimt�s The Kiss), heart shaped candle, conversation candies, balloons, roses, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning�s famo... Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet	Basic vocabulary Jeopardy Game 1 This jeopardy game allows students to practice basic vocabulary: days of the week, months, numbers, telling the time, and classroom objects. (file size 426 KB) Perfect for a review of vocabulary or extra practice. Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Format: PowerPoint           ABCs of Philadelphia, a Tour of History, Sights, and Culture--Part Two This is part two of a 4 part set of slides about Philadelphia. The slides are arranged like an ABCs picture book. "B is for Boat House Row", "C is for Cheese Steak." This part features Independence Hall, the Declaration of Independence,and Benjamin Franklin. There is a link to a map of Fairmount Park and to an article about How Philly Doctors Are S... Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           ABCs of Philadelphia, a Tour of History, Sights, and Culture--Part One This is part One of a 4 part set of slides about Philadelphia. The slides are aranged like an ABCs picture book. "A is for athletics", "B is for Benjamin Franklin".This part features Philadelphia�s athletic teams and art by native Philadelphians. There are discussion questions students can answer. It is animated and has an extensive bibliography at... Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Role plays for Order of Adjectives Sentence Formation Role Play 1.You are the announcer at a fashion show. Use adjectives to describe the clothing. 2.You are witness to a crime. You need to describe the criminal to the detective using descriptive adjectives. 3.You have lost your dog. You need to describe how your pet looks to the dog catcher, so they can look for him.4 4. You are writing a... Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy game with on/in short answers, traffic signs, questions tags, modals, there is/there are I made this powerpoint jeopardy game using a template from http://teach.fcps.ne t/trt10/PowerPoint.h tm It has the following categories: prepositions in/on, short answers, traffic signs, question tags, there is/there are. I hope it is useful. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparing 2 things: Comparatives Part One This is part one of a series of powerpoints on comparatives for beginners. Part One covers regular building of the comparative of one or two syllable words:(adjective plus -er). Subsequent parts cover doubling the consonant and adding -er, changing y to i and adding -er, irrigular comparatives, and building comparaties of long, multisyllable wor... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives Part Five - Irregular Comparatives like Bad and Good This is Part /five in the series on comparatives. 1.Part One covered regular comparatives. Part Two covered doubling the final consonant. Part three covered words ending in -e, where we add only an r. Part Four covered words ending in y where we have to change y to i and add er. Part Five shows some irregular comparatives. They must be memorized be... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives Part Three - Adding only an r This is Part Three of the series on comparatives. Part One covered regular comparatives. Part Two covered doubling the final consonant. Part three covers words ending in -e, where we add only an r. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives Part Four - Changing y to i and adding er This is Part Four of the series on comparatives. Part One covered regular comparatives. Part Two covered doubling the final consonant. Part three covered adjectives ending in -e, where we add only an r. This part covers words ending in y, where we have to change the y to i and add er, like happy -> happier. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives Part 2 This is part two of the comparatives series. Part One dealt with regular comparatives. Part two deals with one syllable words that require the doubbling of the final consonant before adding -ed, in order to preserve the short vowel sound. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Count and Non-count Nouns poem This a ppt to accompany the worksheet that I created. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives Part Six - multi-syllable comparatives like "more beautiful" This is Part 6 of the series on comparatives. Part One covered regular comparatives. Part Two covered doubling the final consonant. Part three covered words ending in -e, where we add only an r. Part Four covered words ending in y where we have to change y to i and add er. Part Five covered irregular comparatives like good and bad. This part covers... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint	Found 0 Online exercises

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