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Pair-work 2 movie stars A pair-work to make students practise the simple past with questions and answers and use the vocabulary of the cinema. The 2 stars are Marilyn Monroe and Heath Ledger Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Type: activity-card     Bride Wars Movie Activity Very funny movie!! The activity suits future plans/arrangements or wedding themed lessons.(22 first minutes) Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     What is on at the Cinema? Cinema listings - reading and writing A reading activity using current film listings. Comprehension questions about film genres, ratings and showing times. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     meet Vanessa Hudgens from HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL - reading tasks Same ws as the one I uploaded on Zac Efron but now with his girlfriend, Vanessa Hudgens. it has a text, a table to complete, a matching exercise and questions to answer to. My students loved it as they are all �high school musical� fans. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: Choose     VOCABULARY: SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC (2/3) This is set 2/3 of vocabulary related to the general topic of free time ( SPORTS, CINEMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC ...). Students a re given a list of words, and they have to math the word with the proper definition. SETS 1/3 AND 3/3 ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TODAY. KEY IS INCLUDED Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: worksheet     Film Types - Lexical Test Lexical test �Film Types� I.Unjumble the types of films. II.Guess the heroes. Who are they? III.Match the film titles with their genres. IV.Complete the film type definitions. V.Writ e down the definitions for the following film types. VI.Complete the dialogue using the questions in the box. ... Level: intermediate Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     READING,GRAMMAR & WRITING TEST: THE HISTORY OF STAR WARS MOVIES + KEY FOR THE TEACHER CINEMA: A full assessment about reading (an article about Star Wars movies), translation, grammar (past simple, past perfect, relative pronouns who, which & where, superlative and contrast)and writing.The key is provided on the last page. Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: reading     CINEMA Text " How cinema was born?" and reading comprehension Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: reading     English Test - Cinema Test to assess Thematic Unit Cinema, film genres, passive voice and opinions, and film reviews Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: others     Test - Home cinema Test for 9th graders about home cinema. It also has a writing activity about the importance of entertainment. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     Movie Questions Fun Board Game Editable A fun boardgame about movies and some role play activities. It keeps them talking and talking. Hope you like it. And THANKS SO MUCH TO jecika�s TEMPLATE. Feel free to edit the questions!!! Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Type: worksheet     Cinema vocabulary Matching exercise and a crossword for the new vocabulary Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     A brief history of cinema A worksheet to know more about cinema (its origins, some important dates and events, the most famous awards and the different types of films). Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: lesson-plan     Where are the Movie Tickets Preposition Dominoes and Memory Cards Part 4 of 4 Here are my Where are the Movie Tickets preposition dominoes and memory cards. This file contains dominoes, memory cards, a poster, a poem, a die, a board game, a worksheet and bookmarks! The file is divided into 4 parts. I have used my own drawings and borders. Enjoy! P.S. The words on the worksheet are taken directly from the bookmarks.... Level: elementary Age: 6-14 Type: activity-card     Vocabulary about films/cinema This worksheet is for my 9th grade students in the topic "The big screen" . Level: intermediate Age: 12-15 Type: worksheet	The Magic CHRISTMAS Wall A quiz ideally to be played before the Christmas break. The purpose of the second slide is to explain or let someone explain the quiz and its rules (which can be changed). The consequences of not answering a question or not answering it correctly should be made clear briefly. An optional final question is hidden behind the picture of the sleigh and... Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Format: PowerPoint           Cinema Cinema Level: advanced Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint

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