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The world of cinema With this worksheet, get your students to learn about the cinema: history and main steps, film genres, cinema-related words, film directors and their works, film festivals, and eventually, after reading 2 articles, get them to write their own summary of their favourite film Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Going to the Movies - Inviting a friend + Buying tickets - Focus on Reading and Speaking Another "real" situation, this time with the focus on Reading + Speaking. First, students read the dialogues - the 1st one a conversation on the phone (inviting someone to the movies) and the 2nd one at the box office. Then they answer some questions and take out expressions from the text used to invite someone and to buy movie tickets. Finally, th... Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     WRITING A FILM REVIEW (GUIDELINE) This is a WRITING GUIDELINE I created for my students to write a film review. They have to answer some skeleton questions about a film they have recently seen first and then write a composition using the PAST tenses.I hope you find it useful. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Films and TV programmes - Part 1 Motivating handout to practise the different types of films. You can turn it into a competition and see which student or groups of Ss can identify the films first. The 2nd part is a crossword with the same vocabulary and definitions. (The word list is editable.) Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     MOVIE REVIEWS - READING Reading activity based on four film reviews (real!) with exercises on VOCABULARY and UNDERSTANDING OF THE TEXT. Reviews are a bit difficult but the questions are easier. Answers included. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: reading     Asking questions in different situations - forming questions (2 pages) How to form questions - sentence patterns with actual situations - language course, buying a ticket, job interview, at the dooctor�s, restaurant, pub, at the hotel, at the cinema, TV. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: activity-card     CINEMA RELATED WORDS (key included) This ws is to practise cinema related words. Hope it�s useful. Have a nice week. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     Movie activity: Charlie and the chocolate factory This activity was designed to be used with the present simple. All the worksheet is full of sentences using this tense and the idea of routines/habits. Pl ay the part of the movie when Willy Wonka announces he will distribute 5 golden tickets until the part that the 5 children are chosen and ready to enter the factory. (it is about 15 minutes of m... Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: others     AT THE CINEMA - FILMS AND PROGRAMMES- WHO IS WHERE PUZZLE Another WS of my series Who is Who..etc.with Key This time Who is Where to practise Rows and Seats at the cinema in a funny puzzle with prep. in front of, behind, next to plus a matching exercise with 15 diff. kinds of films and programmes. Thanks again for all your wonderful comments, as I�ve already told you they keep me working!!!!The preview is... Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Type: worksheet     The History of Cinema In this worksheet students have to do a variety of reading comprehension activities from matching the correct heading to each paragraph to answering questions. Then, language activities to reinforce and revise simple past tense (mainly). There is also a rewriting activity with different linguistic points to revise as well. Finally, students have to... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Cinema and film vocabulary - a matching activity with key, fully editable Oscars are almost here now! A simple matching activity of film and cinema vocabulary, including: set, cast, premiere, soundtrack... Comes with a key. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     PLACES CARDS 2ND SET This is the second set. Hope you find it useful. and any question or comment will be appreciated. The third part is also coming soon. tHANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR BEING MY INSPIRATION. Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: flash-card     At the Cinema - easy, short dialogues for young learners Kids go to cinema and buy their tickets. They match the questions to the answers (Can I help you/ For what time/ The film starts in 10 minutes/ it�s screen 3...) and then they complete three similar dialogues and act them out with their partner. The words below the images will help them (the film and the time) Finally,they build up another dialogue... Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type: worksheet     MOVIES, MOVIES... Learninig different types of movies. ACTION, WESTERN, SCI-FI, COMEDY, etc. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Amanda likes going to the cinema READING AND COMPREHENSION. Level: elementary Age: 9-9 Type: worksheet	Who Wants to be a Millionaire - Films A nice exercise to add some variety into the classroom and test the students� knowledge of film trivia. I hope you like it. Thx to Mark Damon for making the template available @: http://jc-schools.ne t/tutorials/PPT-game s/ Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Quiz - Interactive Game (PART 1) Students play an interactive game/ quiz as a motivational task in order to assess their knowledge on some well-known movies. It can be used as an introduction to the topic �Cinema�. The hyperlinks only work after you download the 3 powerpoints and copy/ paste the slides by that order to only one powerpoint. After choosing an answer, you have to cli... Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy - General Knowledge Another jeopardy game - credit goes to another esl member for the layout. Another, but slightly easier, version of the jeopardy game in which students must answer questions about tv and cinema, sport, books and music, geopgraphy and science. Great played in 2 teams with a reward for the winning team. Great for revision of question forms and differe... Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Quiz - Interactive Game (PART 2) Students play an interactive game/ quiz as a motivational task in order to assess their knowledge on some well-known movies. It can be used as an introduction to the topic �Cinema�. The hyperlinks only work after you download the 3 powerpoints and copy/ paste the slides by that order to only one powerpoint. After choosing an answer, you have to cli... Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Quiz - Interactive Game (PART 3) Students play an interactive game/ quiz as a motivational task in order to assess their knowledge on some well-known movies. It can be used as an introduction to the topic �Cinema�. The hyperlinks only work after you download the 3 powerpoints and copy/ paste the slides by that order to only one powerpoint. After choosing an answer, you have to cli... Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Mr. Bean at the Cinema This is a PowerPoint that introduces the video clip for Mr. Bean At The Cinema. It deals with the vocabulary in the video clip that can be found at http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=3aIfMX7FB bI In this clip, Mr. Bean goes to a horror movie and gets terribly frightened. It�s hilarious. This is perfect for Halloween and can be used to teach feelin... Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Who wants to be a millionaire The famous Who wants to be a millionaire game, adapted for beginners to lower intermediate students.53 fully playable pages. A real fun, the questions are quite simple and students don�t have to be Harry Potter addicts to answer them. I had to remove the music and sounds to download it, because it was too big...but if you should want it with the m... Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema (2 of 3) I needed to divide this ppt. in 3 parts. I�ve been sending you. I hope you like. My students simply loved it. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint           Jeopardy - Sports, Music and More Another jeopardy game. All credit for the layout goes to another ESL member but I have adapted it and made it my own. Great revision of questions structures and topics that relate to the kids: Tv and Cinema, Sports, Science, Books and Music and Geography. Very contemporary questions and hopefully enjoyable for the teacher and the kids. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Super Entertainment Trivia - Quiz Game Students work in groups and try to answer to the questions about pop culture. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Game Part 1 A game where students have to guess the movie title as they read and listen to the clues (genre, setting, plot, actors...). Hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           FILM / CINEMA A very nice power point to practice cinema/movie words and some movies for the students to guess! Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           CONVERSATION TOPICS: ENTERTAINMENT I made this powerpoint to lead a conversation about entertainment. What is the first choice of the different questions asked? First students answer the questions on a separate ws that I will upload tomorrow, then they see what choice comes first, second and so among their classmates. For ex they can see what sport is mostly practised by the student... Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           Types of film Powerpoin/ Flash cards to introduce vocabulary for film genres. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Game part 2 Second part of this movie game. Enjoy it!! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint	Television and cinema They are 3 exercices. One about "Different TV programmes", the second about "Film genres" and the last one about "Adverbs of frequency". Hope you like it ;) Level: elementary Age: 10-100   My Day at the Cinema Hope this short story helps with comprehension.. Crunchie.... Level: intermediate Age: 11-14   Do you like cinema ? (without keys) This page contains a listening comprehenseion exercise, but I�ve had troubles logging the mp3 document. If you want it please ask me and I�ll send it to you. I will try to put it on a link soon. The exercise don�t have the right answers because I didn�t want the students to look at them too quickly. I will post another page with the right answers ... Level: elementary Age: 12-14   Places in Town I hope this game will be useful for you. Regards. Liudmyla Level: elementary Age: 8-13   rooftops 4 unit 5: At the cinema types of films and objects related to them. Use of a/an or plural without the article. Level: elementary Age: 8-11

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