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miyoko71
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Help, please
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Dear colleagues,
I �m looking for some drawings that I can use to encourage my students to tell a story.Do you know any please?I want to use them in a "speaking "activity.Whatever is the theme.Thanks |
28 May 2009
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ameliarator
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You could try�comics.com. �It has all kinds of comics like you find in the newspaper. �You could white-out the words so students have to be more creative.Personally, I use my collection of pages (from magazines or catalogs) that have something weird or interesting happening to do the kind of activity you �re talking about.
Hope you find something! |
28 May 2009
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marta_marta
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Try Cambridge Movers Exam, Speaking, Part II. Here �s an example:
Mind you it �s meant for children.
Hugs, Marta
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28 May 2009
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miyoko71
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Thanks for your suggestion |
28 May 2009
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verybouncyperson
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If you go to the Oxford English File page you can sign up and download their "Picture Bank" which contains really simple drawings of every day things.
I play a game whereby students have to take six cards and invent a story without showing their partner the pictures. Then they mix up the cards and give them to their partner who has to remember the story and out the cards in the correct order.
If you want, PM me your email and I �ll send you the copies I have, though as they �re scanned, they might not be perfect quality...
T :)
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29 May 2009
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