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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Run out of ideas... again
Run out of ideas... again
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Neda
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Run out of ideas... again
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Hello my friends! I �m teaching do/does to young kids 7 or 8 years old. Do you know any games for that subject?Thanks a lot!
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5 May 2010
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martinasvabova
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I think battleship game is always a good way of practising questions. I�m sure you will find some here.
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5 May 2010
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denfer
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You can ask your students what they usually do at the weekend and write it on the board. E.g. : go to the swimming pool, visit my grandmother etc. - write let�s say 10 examples. Then one pupil chooses only one activity(whichever s/he wants) but tells nobody which one. The others have to find the activity by using DO : Do you usually go to the swimming pool ? The pupil who guesses the right answer chooses the next activity. It is usually fun :-) |
5 May 2010
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amparoH
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You can play �The Coffeepot �. It �s an oral game to practice questions and short answers. I can�t remember where or who taught me but it works.
A student choose a verb (ie. wash my face) and the class has to guess it asking: "Do you coffeepot in the morning? When do you coffeepot? Do you coffeepot everyday? Do you coffeepot at home/at school? and so on, until the class using the information guess the word. It �s funny and students practice a lot.
I hope it helps you. |
5 May 2010
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ezeca
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Dear Neda: Sorry to be writing late, but I �m quite new in the site and the forum too.
I have a lot of material to send to you, but I don �t know how to do it privately.
If anyone can help... |
8 Jul 2010
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