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crime story - teenagers drug addiction reading reading test about youth crime for Moroccan bac students Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Type: reading     Types of crime Students have to match the name of the crime with the corresponding definition, includes answers Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Vocabulary Related to Crime Nice to introduce new vocab related to crime and punishment to intermediate ss! Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Wordsearch Series 6-Crime wordsearch and other vocabulary exercises Crime vocabulary to be found in the wordseach puzzle and 3 other vocabulary exercises to reinforce target vocabulary.Hope you find it useful! Level: intermediate Age: 7-100 Type: worksheet     Crime vocabulary Tipes of crimes. Similar words:thief, burglar, robber, mugger,shoplifter, murderer, pickpocket and etc.There is an exercise to fill in the gaps. There is a creative task to write sentences to funny pictures. Key included. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet     Crime investigation: Role Play A role play for intermediate students Past simple & Past BE+V-ING / Hear, see +V-ING / What for?>> TO+BV .. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: activity-card     crime and criminals there is a reading comprehension true/false exercise and 3 vocabulary exercises - definitions, matching words, scramble letters. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Investigate a crime scene The students must observe the scene and use the vocabulary to make hypotheses. ex: It�s likely that the murderer shot down the victim with a gun. Level: intermediate Age: 13-15 Type: worksheet     Police Line-up Superlatives For one lesson, I enlarged each clue and printed each on its own separate paper. Then, students partnered with one partner facing me and the other facing away from me. The partner facing me had to read the clue to the person who couldn�t see. For the second clue, I moved to the back of the room where the opposite partner was now the reader. This wo... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Crime and Punishment role-play "Trial" This is a big role-play on "Crime and Punishment". It is the role-play of trial. An old man killed his wife, the students should role-play the trial and decide if the man is guilty or not. May be used with Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced Levels. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     CONDITIONAL CLAUSES 1/5 THIS POSTER IS USEFUL TO PRESENT FIRST CONDITIONAL CLAUSES OR ELICIT FROM YOUR STUDENTS POSSIBLE OUTCOMES OF THE THIEVES� ACTIONS. YOU CAN USE IT TOGETHER WITH THE 4 CARDS WHICH PRESENT EVERY ACTION IN DETAIL. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: Choose     CRIME (+keys) Another worksheet on the topic CRIME I created for my upper-intermediate students. This one contains an article about HACKERS. Ss read the article and complete it putting the verbs into the correct tense form of the active or passive voice. Then we discuss the article information(two birds with one stone...see what I mean? :) ) One more task is to... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Crime Vocabulary - Pictionary this ws contains some vocabulary related to crime. students are expected to match the words with the correct picture. answer key is included. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     CRIME VOCABULARY This is a fill-in (with list of words provided) on court and crime vocabulary. I found it very useful while doing the crime units, and after doing the ws, we played word games with the given vocabulary and I had pairs of students write crime stories using the list of given words. It was very useful and fun, especially the follow-up story writing. Level: advanced Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Talking About Crime board game A board game with photos that allows students to talk about crime and criminality and compare/contrast pictures as in the B2 speaking exam. Students move from square to square sequentially answering the questions or use a coin (move 1 place or 2 depending on the face of the coin) or a die to determine the question. Level: advanced Age: 16-100 Type: activity-card	Unfolding mysteries: putting "can�t", "must" and "might" into practice Use each slide to draw conclusions and practice modals "can�t", "must" and "might"! Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint

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