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telephone role play Level: advanced Age: 15-100 Type:     CAN-CAN�T Students have to write the correct verb and then use can-can�t to say whether they can or can�t do the activities. Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type:     DOBLE SPORTS (PART D) This worksheet is the part D of DOBLE GAME SPORTS (PART A). Print it, cut it out and laminate it to play in class and practice the vocabulary. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type:     DOBLE SPORTS (PART C) This is the part C of the DOBLE SPORTS (part A). Print it, cut it out and laminate to play in class. Level: elementary Age: 9-100 Type: others     DOBLE GAME SPORTS (PART B) This worksheet is the part B of DOBLE GAME SPORTS (PART A). Print it, cut it out and laminate it to play in class and practice the vocabulary. Level: elementary Age: 9-100 Type: others     DOBLE GAME (SPORTS) PART A Vocabulary to play the game "double". This is the board, in the worksheet B and C you have the vocabulary cards to play. First print it, cut it out and laminate it to make it last. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: others     Giving feedback: dialogues Students can use this worksheet to give each other feedback. For: role plays/dialogues/disc ussions Level: intermediate Age: 10-16 Type:     Good and Bad Manners You should / You shouldn�t Level: advanced Age: 10-17 Type:     LIFE CYCLE OF A FROG This is a multi-purposes template for teacher teaching at school, moms can print out and play with their kids at home. Print the lake image into 4 copies, fold in half shape, use glue to stick 4 pcs together. Then, each of quarter will demonstrate a stage of the frog. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Type:     I want to break free by queen Level: intermediate Age: 10-15 Type:     Calling the receptionist The Role play helps students develop speaking skills during the telephone call Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type:     Role play AT THE CONFERENCE The task is aimed at practising the speaking skills during the conference while having the business trip. Level: intermediate Age: 18-100 Type:     Role play This is a creative task based on method of immersion, where the students have to live the situation they are in. Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Type:     Alice�s Adventures Underground Adapted from the Lewis Carroll classic story "Alice�s Adventures Underground." Created as a script that can be easily read and acted out in any classroom to the delight of readers and audience members alike. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     Do/Play/Go Practice answering questions with do/play/go. Students can review the grammar structure and complete the gap-fill exercise. Level: elementary Age: 4-100 Type:	The Food Chain Game (Dialog Practice) This is a fun game for young kinds that can be used to help students practice any short 2 part dialog. Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Format: PowerPoint           Meeting People Role play IN depth Meeting People Role play template..students practice introducing each other and asking and answering questions. You can use with information cards or they can give real answers about themselves. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           My first day at school this PPT is an easy way to start introducing the school for non - native English speakers for 1st grade Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Format: PowerPoint           Daily Routines PPT Power point for introduction of daily routines in third person singular. Picture first to elicit and text added on second page. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Role Play - Past Simple vs. Past Continuous This is a role play game in which students read cards and then act out situations (or pantomime) while members of their team must guess the situation using past simple and past continuous constructions. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Directions: How far is the...? An easy guided conversation/role play where one person asks directions ("how far is the ____ from the _____" or "How long does it take to get from the _____ to the ______"). Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Missing Dialogue It�s a role play to make students study the dialogue out loud and then they take roles as A and B and start to study the dialogue. After that at each step there are missing parts and students must read the dialogue as there is nothing absent. It works a lot to encourage sts produce their own dialogues. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Format: PowerPoint           let�s go camping some useful things you need to carry when you go camping Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Format: PowerPoint           Clothing and Accessories I hope your students enjoy this ppt. Blessings!! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           A Job Interview Pupil can play this game at the end of studying the topic "Jobs and professions" Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Role play - ordering the food This is a ppt slide for a role play activity. Divide the class into two teams. Then, make Ss be a waiter or customer and say the key expressions together. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint           Summer Holidays - Spoken interaction activity Sts work in pairs and talk about their summer holidays. They act their dialogue out in front of the class. Level: intermediate Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Picture Cue Cards Picture Cue Cards. Great for visual students or behavior reminders. Level: elementary Age: 3-14 Format: PowerPoint           Conversation topic: Endangered Animals Endangered Animals Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           weather in the world hi everyone. this is a PowerPoint presentation about weather in different parts of the world. ENJOY :) Level: elementary Age: 13-14 Format: PowerPoint

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