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MarionG
Marion Wilbers
Netherlands



Hi, my name is Marion. I�m from Holland but I�ve been living and teaching in Israel for some years now. This website - and its warm, wonderful community of contributors - is a true gift. I hope you find my contributions as useful as I do yours.

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possessive adjective and pronoun practice
Students have to write out a sentence with a possessive adjective �It is my skateboard.� and a possessive pronoun �The skateboard is mine.�
Level: intermediate
Age: 9-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 3


 
What a wonderful world - song
This is for my first lesson after summer. I�ve been told the classroom might not be ready for use so I made something we could even do in the hallway. It�s a great �feel-good� song with easy vocabulary to set the mood for a great year! Enjoy, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 175


 
Jewish New Year riddles
Very easy riddles about the Jewish new year. Wordbank provided. Based on an idea by Victoria, with permission. Hope you like it and a happy new year to all those celebrating. Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 39


 
colors boardgame
A fun boardgame to practice colors. Up to 4 players per game. In turn students throw a die; when they reach a color they find the word and go there, when they reach a color word they move to the matching color.Since they jump all over the board it keeps them busy for quite a while. Great practice reading and recognizing colors. Enjoy, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 17


 
dice game to memorize order of months
Two pleayers play with two dice. They throw the dice and write the name of the month corresponding with the number they threw (i.e. 8 = August) They can choose to throw one or two dice according to the months they need. first one to fill the list wins. Simple but effective. Hope you like it, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: others
Downloads: 17


 
postcard from India (reading comprehension)
Girl describes what is happening during her visit to India. What the weather is like and what they are doing there. Comprehension questions included. Hope you like it, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 236


 
table calendar 2011-2012 with homework cartoons (2 pages)
copy onto both sides of heavy paper so it can stand up. Students can find and circle dates on the calendar and write on the inside why the date is important (i.e. March 28 - My birthday). Fun hands-on way to practice months and dates. Hope you like it, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 124


 
the fox (what did the fox say) song by Ylvis (2 pages)
Just a silly sheet I wanted to use as a bonus after reading about a lot of different animals while studying present simple. It has full lyrics to the very popular song on one page and different exercises on the other. A> match animals sound to animal, 2> basic present simple exercise, 3>word search with words from the song. Hope it�s useful for so...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-100
Type: others
Downloads: 29


 
rooms spiral and maze activity
two activities on the subject �rooms�. Students need to find names of rooms in the spiral and translate. In the maze they need to trace a sentence (also about rooms). This is to keep the fast students occupied while the slower ones finish their work. Key included on second page. Enjoy, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 48


 
writing/discussion prompts, predictions for 2050, future will form
2 Pages, first page full of questions/prompts about the future (for example:What will school be like in 2010? Will there be teachers? Will students study though computer only? What kind of subjects will the learn? robotics? genetic engineering?)Giving lots of vocabulary to work with. second page is meant for writing their own predictions for 2050. ...
Level: intermediate
Age: 11-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 1547

 

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