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I like sports
I use this with 11 year old Japanese kids. I suggest you use this with my A3 sized Disney sports flashcards (images are from a Disney fan-site for non-profit use). We do "I like - " / "Do you like - "? / Yes I do / No I don�t.
I fully appreciate the English only rule, but I ask you to delete the small amount of Japanese at the bottom (if you do no...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 51
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Illness/ailmets - I have ......(a headache)
(1) Ss practice the basic conversation with the teacher (2) Ss each get one small (ailment) card showing headache/bruise/ runny nose etc and one of the A/B/C/D sheets (3) Ss move around to other Ss and do the conversation. If, for example, S1 asks S2 "What�s the matter" and S2 says "I have a headache", then if S1 has "headache on his/her sheet, he/...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 143
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DIRECTIONS - Conversations and maps - lower intermediate level (street) map 2
I use this with 12 and 13 year-old students in big classes in middle school in Japan. PAGE 1: blank map with letters. PAGES 2&3: map A and map B. PAGES 4&5: activity cards A and B. PAGE 6: Four example conversations. PAGES 7-10: Place-name cards - I use these on a poster-sized version of the blank map. A4 editable (all art-work is simple groups of ...
Level: intermediate
Age: 8-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 30
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Are you eating - What are you eating?
(1) Ss practice 4 short simple Q+A conversations using present continuous.
(2) Students do a short simple fill-the-gap exercise. 4 sets of 4 sentences.
(3) Ss do a Q+A game-activity made for individual or group use:
Each Ss/group circles one word in the box next to each Q+A; Each Ss/group asks another Ss/group the question - that Ss/group answe...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 8
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Food - Vegetable shop activity and card set
Ss learn prices (numbers: 40 - 120), vegetable names and a very basic buying role play. Included: Activity sheet (page 1), Idea and coins sheet (page 2) and vegetable cards (page 3). EDITABLE. Please enjoy :)
NOTE: You can not see page 3 here, as it is "portrait" and not landscape, but it will download (I am told).
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 9
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Reading Comprehension - Travel in Japan - Upper Intermediate
About travelling in Japan, and what you can see/do in the different parts of the country. Level: upper intermediate use of grammar. 735 words + questions / answer key. Editable. A4.
__________________________________________________________ Reading activity links: (1)Japanese_Food / (2)My_Hometown / (3)Growing_Up_&_Looking_Different / (4)Recyclin...
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 74
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At a hotel
Hotel floor plan (p1); controlled dialogue using "is, are, am" and questions with those (p2); guided dialogue (p3), person cards (p4).... Ss learn room/area names; how to use the "be" verb in questions and answers with single and plural. EDITABLE A4 in colour. Please enjoy :)
Level: elementary
Age: 12-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 34
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This / That with questions. Beginner level.
(1) Teacher and Ss read page 1 to practice Is that / Is this / Yes it is / No it is not. (2) Ss note the use of "a" versus "an" / that we do not use a/an with names. (3) Students play an "a/an" game in teams or as individuals, like this: Each Ss/team gets a secret sheet [page3] and a set of 8 cards [page 2]. They ask the Ss/team next to them (a) "I...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 38
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What is this? / What are these?
Using 6 pictures (6 single and 6 plural nouns) students compare the short questions "What is this" and "What are these"? Using the short answers (example) "What is this? - This is a dog / What are these? - These are dogs".
Nouns - dog(s) / log(s) / cog(s) / pig(s) / fig(s) / wig(s)
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: grammar-guide
Downloads: 9
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I use a Playstation TO play games (purpose, objective) pre-intermediate
(1) Teacher + Ss read 2 conversations to intro� the subject. (2) Ss do a 4-sentence gap-fill. (3) Ss do a 4-sentence draw-a-line activity to make meaningful sentences. (4) Ss write-out the 4 sentences that they made by drawing a line. (5) Ss interview one another and fill in their sheets after they listen to what their friends do at the weekend. Ea...
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 32
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