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Marion Wilbers
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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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Preparatory work for writing postcards to Fukushima
One of our memebers, Errie, asked to send postcards or crafts to the people of Fukushima where he works. People there still suffer the consequences of the 2011 tsunami. the world has shifted its interest to other things but these people are still having a difficult time.I decided to offer the challenge to my 6th graders and prepared this text as ba...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 40
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describe a room, furniture vocabulary practice
Students describe the room, using furniture and prepostions of place. They can color the picture and add colors to their descriptions. It worked weel for my students, hope you like it, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 113
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substitute picture of furniture for its name
This is a re-uploaded sheet. I improved an old sheet for my fourth grade students. They have to write out the full sentences, substituting the picture by the word for the furniture object.(chair,table , shelf, pillow, bed, rug, desk , blanket, closet, radio, clock)Practices �there is/there are� and some basic prepositions of place as well (apart f...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 10
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match job to description
Students read short description and match to appropriate job.
Practices reading and strengthens jobs vocabulary.
Hope it�s useful, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 5-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 281
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A postcard from Rome (2 pages)
Another worksheet to help my students towards writing a postcard about themselves. The text gives an example, the comprehension questions help them to write full sentences and in the last exercise the write about themselves by answering guided questions. Hope it�s useful for some, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 105
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basic jobs boardgame
game designed to strengthen jobs vocabulary. Students throw a die, if they reach a word they jump to the picture and vice versa. Encourages sight reading, and helps memorize vocabulary while having fun. Thank you Zailda for the template.
Hope it is useful for someone, my students seemed to like it.
Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: others
Downloads: 72
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Present simple and continuous with �In the Ghetto� by Elvis (2 pages)
Thank you all for providing ideas for an Elvis song!! There are two parts to the exercise, first they need to write the correct form of all verbs in present simple in the song, then they need to describe a few scenes from the song (pictures given) using the present progressive/continuous. Hope it�s useful for some, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 9-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 43
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Family reading with exercises (2 pages)
Reading comprehension about a family. Focus on family and have-has. I wrote this in order to practice reading in general with a few weaker students, while staying close to the current class topic. It has a bit of everything, (magic e, ou/ow, y, al). Second page has true false exercise. Hope it is useful for someone, Marion
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: reading
Downloads: 409
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simpsons family boardgame (2pages)
simple game to be played with die and counters. If you reach a picture, jump to the word and vice versa. Because students jump back and forth it takes quite a while to finish. great reading practice for family vocabulary. It comes with cards with a family tree for those not familiar with the family. Hope you like it. Marion (thanks to Jecika for th...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: Choose
Downloads: 61
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go fish/quartet game - 3 pages, 9 families - family vocabulary
students play in groups of 3 or 4, each student gets 4 or 5 cards, rest left in a stack. Goal is to complete sets of 4 by asking questions using family vocabulary. (example: Do you have Homer�s daughter? Yes, I have Lisa, Homer�s daughter, if the answer is no, asker needs to take card from stack). Designed to print well in greyscale, just copy on h...
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: others
Downloads: 146
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