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Hello! What is bingo for? what can teachers and students do with them? Could you help me, please, to read what is written in the picture, which is given as an example here? The picture is attached. I mean the letters under "The fruits bingo". Thanks.
You generally play Bingo with young learners, Bongoes can be on any sots of subjects. it is based on the English game bingo with numbers, each person has a card wirh certain numbers, the game master takes out number after number and each time you get one on your card you hide it with some magnet or others and the first person to get his card complete shouts Bingo and wins. So you can see it can be done with any vocabylary theme as a fun way to learn vocabulary, here with fruit bingo , you give each kid a card with six fruit and normally you have all the fruit individually on small cards and you take one after another until one of your pupils has all the fruit you took out and has his grid complete and shouts Bingo! You can give the role of game master to the winner of each game after
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So, I was wondering if anybody could think of some typical intonation problems for Spanish speakers.
I have a stinking cold and really canīt think of much at the moment except for the following:
Afternoon
Canada
I know there are a lot more but I would like to develop something for a class I have on Wednesday and canīt find much on google. Preferably I want to do something with some kind of game or maybe even a correction exercise with listening comprehension.
If anybody can add to this list you will have my undying gratitude.
When I was learning I had many issues with the letter "j", we pronounce it hard as the arabic, so all the words with that sound probably are a hurdle in the way.
JUST; JEALOUSY; JOINT...
Another problem that spaniards may have is the "h" sound and of course the words starting with "s" as we all pronounce "es" when naming those words.
HAM; HOLLY; HIT; STABLE; STORM; STATE...
"v" could be a problem too, as we pronounce "v" and "b" the same way:
VIOLET; VIOLENCE; VOLCANO; VELVET
I hope I helped you a bit.
Have a great weekend
Aisha ;)
edit: There are some words that are important as when spanish pronounce them wrongly, the meaning obviously change: "SHIP" VS. "SHEEP"; "BICH" VS. "BEACH"...
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In one book (ESL BOOK) was such board game - Big Monster Game or smth like that. It was about body parts and colours. maybe someone can tell me where I can find that game..
Karel Capek_reading_worksh eet
Life and work of Karel Capek, Czech writer and playwright.
Level: intermediate Age: 11-16 Downloads: 10
past simple vs present perfect
Students can differenciate these two tenses by checking the time expressions.
Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Downloads: 10
to be and to have
Scramble sentences to put in the right order, working to be and to have with young students.
Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Downloads: 3
Monsters and colors
Students should paint the monsters according to the colors assigned for each, taking into consideration their description.
Level: elementary Age: 4-5 Downloads: 3
mid term test first year
mid term test hope it is helpful
Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Downloads: 19
to be a lioness, but oh dear, I am a Great White Shark! My husband said he always knew. 
