All Elementary articles – Page 27
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Impressions: Making a questionnaire
In this lesson, students create a questionnaire and interview a classmate.
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Lesson
Go Beyond: Knowledge: Dictionaries
In this lesson, students do an activity about Samuel Johnson’s famous dictionary, learn to be better dictionary users and write their own dictionary quiz.
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Beyond: Arts and Media: Books
In this two-part lesson, students read about a book-sharing initiative, discuss their reading habits and read about Britain’s favourite book.
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LessonCelebrations: Happy Birthday
In this lesson, students learn the lyrics to Happy Birthday and research their birthday year.
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Beyond: Knowledge: Computers
In this lesson, students read about PC keyboards and play a typing game.
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Celebrations: St George’s Day
In this lesson, students do a quiz about England for St George’s Day, debate national days and write a quiz about their own country or national day.
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Beyond: Arts and Media: Shakespeare
In this lesson students learn about Shakespeare’s life and words.
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Lesson Share: Integrated skills: Countdown
Joseph Clarke wins the Lesson Share competition with this PowerPoint-supported lesson, focusing on practising numbers and introducing vocabulary related to simple calculations.
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Beyond: Knowledge: History: The 20th century
In this lesson students do a quiz about the 20th century.
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LessonCelebrations: Valentine’s Day
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your students using this romantic lesson and worksheets.
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Celebrations: Carnival masks
Students identify types of mask, read about masks and design a carnival mask.
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LessonCelebrations: Wild Australia Day
In preparation for Australia Day, students do a quiz and discuss whether they would like to visit Australia.
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Tech Tasks: Using mobile phones for images, audio and video (Part 2)
In the latest instalment of the Tech Tasks series, Tom Walton looks at mobile phones as an educational resource, exploring how students can use them to improve their English by creating video and audio content both inside and outside the classroom.
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Impressions: You choose!
In this lesson students will discuss their preferences using both, either/or and neither/nor and give a short presentation.
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Beyond: Knowledge: Maths and money
In this lesson, students learn about maths and pocket money.