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Short Rudolph Skit Short christmas play script for ESL Level: elementary Age: 4-10 Type:     Skit : Honest Wood Cutter You can use it for skit. Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type:     ESL Theatre- We�re Going On Vacation! A 5 person skit that can be used in a classroom by dividing them into smaller groups. It is based on a group of passengers who do get the vacation they expected. A bit of fun and easy to read. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Type:     A short skit: have you made a resolution? A short skit which can be used as present perfect and future tense practice. A few questions/activities on page 2. Level: advanced Age: 12-15 Type: worksheet     Police Role Play Have students work in pairs to fill in and perform the skit. Optional: have students create a "wanted" poster as a prop for their performance. Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: worksheet     Space is Ace A brief skit to teach students the planets of the solar system in plain English . Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: others     A short skit This is a very short �play� for teenage beginners. If you have a more advanced student, they could read the part of the teacher. It�s based on getting answers mixed up so that they are funny. You could get your class to use this as a basis and come up with something similar. About 16 parts, but this could be changed. Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type: reading     The King�s Joker Taken from the Tales of the Arabian Nights, this skit is hilarious and easy to stage. It has a wonderful story and a beautiful moral. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: others     Can you? Skit pair performance worksheet This is a worksheet for pair work. After learning "can," students will make a skit using "can." To make it funny, they will choose verbs by themselves and action. This is good for elementary level students. Also, good for young kids. Please use this cutting in small pieces. Level: elementary Age: 5-15 Type: worksheet     Restaurant Skit This activity is best paired with a lesson on polite requests. Instruct students to use vocabulary like "I was wondering, does the sandwich...," "could I have...," "I was wondering if I could get...," etc. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: activity-card     Classroom English Skits - Part 2 Part 2 of 2. Skits to practice classroom English. Level: intermediate Age: 6-100 Type: activity-card     Classroom English Skits - Part 1 Part 1 of 2. Skits to practice classroom English. Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Type: activity-card     New Student at School - Skit I wrote a skit for my CM2 class (France 10/11 years old) introducing vocabulary in a school such as hallway, stairs, playground, library etc. It builds on what they�ve already learned this year such as I like/I don�t like, salutations, How old are you? It�s on the difficult side for them but it�s all things they�ve learned verbally and now must rea... Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: others     Skit Skit for school students Level: intermediate Age: 18-100 Type: others     Describe the Kwakiutl way of life Second Lesson Plan in Thematic Unit on California Indians. Level: elementary Age: 8-10 Type: lesson-plan	Found 0 PowerPoints matching your request.	Found 0 Online exercises

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