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watching films reading comprehension with key about cinemas, the televison, videos and DVDs with true/false statements, matching definitions with words, finding similar words and phrases, finally scrambled letter for genres Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Cinema and film genres - PART II Students simply have to match the movie poster to the corresponding film genre (there are several possibilities for some films). Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Film genres Match the poster with the title of the films and with the different genres. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     A History of British Cinema An article on a history of British cinema to read and discuss. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     VOCABULARY: SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC AND GAMES ( 3/3) This is set 3/3 of vocabulary related to the general topic of free time ( SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC ...). Students a re given a list of words, and they have to math the word with the proper definition. SETS 1/3 AND 2/3 ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TODAY. KEY IS INCLUDED Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: worksheet     PAST SIMPLE: AN ACTOR�S BIOGRAPHY - GRAMMAR + WRITING Students review the past simple in order to complete Jim Carrey�s and Keenu Reeves�s biography. I�d like to thank Bruna Dutra for the template. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     cinema (words and collocations) Here is just a vocabulary sheet about cinema. I hope it saves you a lot of time when you discuss this topic with your students. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: others     Film genres This is a worksheet to help pupils learn the different names of film genres. Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     cinema discussion boardgame good for discussion especially after the oscars ceremony Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: others     cinema it can be used as a test to evaluate your students accuracy in the vocabulary related to the cinema industry with its pros and cons Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Cinema exercise - what films are on now: genres, ratings A new version of my cinema exercise using this week�s film listings. Students read the synopses and answer questions about genres, ratings, showing times and plan what to watch. Key included. Fully editable. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Going to the movies This a worksheet on the topic movies. It has reading comprehension, some grammar (verb tenses, used to) and a writing exercise. Hope you find it useful. Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: worksheet     VOCABULARY: SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC AND FREE TIME (1/3) This is set 1/3 of vocabulary related to the general topic of free time ( SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC ...). Students a re given a list of words, and they have to math the word with the proper definition. SETS 2/3 AND 3/3 ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TODAY. KEY IS INCLUDED Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: worksheet     Cinema and Films Vocabulary This is a useful vocabulary list about cinema and films divided into the main semantic fields. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Mr. Bean at the Cinema (Basic gap fill) I have re-worked a sheet of Mr. Bean with special thanks to the original authors. I have changed the format completely to make more suitable for my elementary students with more vocabulary and translation required to complete. The kids were delighted and enjoyed so will use it again. Level: elementary Age: 9-100 Type: worksheet	Elf Day 6 The ppt for the 6th day. It covers new vocabulary, idioms, and characters for the next part of the film, and also introduces an activity related to the film. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Elf Day1 (part2of2) Part 2 of the ppt for the first 10 min. of Elf. It covers the characters we meet in the film and how the students can make their own elf hat. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Let�s go to the cinema!: Printable worksheet on cinema vocabulary This original activity is intended to both reinforce students� spelling and build up/review their vocabulary on cinema: thriller - script - plot - comedy - box office - trailers - screen - stunt man - cast - cartoon Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Symbols in Cinema A slide show that introduces the concept of symbols and how they are used in cinema. It will generate discussion about a wide variety of films that students have seen or the teacher may use in class. Level: advanced Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Places Around Town A handout to reinforce some different places around towns/cities and to have students build on that to tell why we visit them Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Format: PowerPoint           In Town An interactive game about buildings in town. Level: elementary Age: 4-7 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy on Art and Cinema Jeopardy related to cinema and art. Level: elementary Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint           Films Presentation which focuses on films as a part of culture. It covers basic vocabulary for description of cinema and jobs connected with film making. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Give your opinion A short ppt so that students express their opinion about movies they like or not. Little help with linking words Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Focus on: - Cinema experience questions (group work dialogue); - Present Perfect; - Past participle exercise of irregular verbs (an answer key is provided in each sentence by clicking); - Past Simple vs Present Perfect; Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy : General Knowledge This is pretty straightforward. It�s a Jeopardy game with questions about 5 different areas: Tv/cinema, Sports, Science, Books and Music and Geography. Have fun! Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           Let�s talk about cinema Students are expected to describe the films, using the pictures provided and the prompts. The first one is done as an example. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Describe the poster, present the film, read the review of Fantastic Beasts Describe the poster, then present the film thanks to the small stickers, read the review and find the positive or negative elements. Youtube link and answers are provided. Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Format: PowerPoint           describe the poster, present the film Free Guy Describe the poster, watch the trailer, then present the film using the small stickers around the poster, keys included. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy - Movie and Music Trivia An exciting game with interesting questions (on Disney, Cinema, Super-heroes, Comedy and Music), which will engage your students a lot in class, having a lot of fun and improving vocabulary as well. Are you ready? Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Format: PowerPoint

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