All Elementary articles – Page 64
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How was your vacation?
An American English worksheet to speak to as many partners as possible, asking and answering questions about a vacation.
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ArticleImaginative materials: treasure hunting
How could you create an exciting treasure hunt puzzle for your students? Here are ideas for two kinds of game – a basic chain of clues and letterboxing.
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Imaginative materials: yummy yummy yummy!
An interesting way to teach basic food vocabulary at lower levels is to also include some colloquial expressions such as ‘Yummy!’ ‘I’m starving!’ and ‘Yuk!' Once students know a dialogue you can easily substitute words to practise the names of different foods.
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Imaginative materials: Texting
Do you get annoyed when your students concentrate on using their mobile phones to text each other rather than focusing on the lesson? Here are five ideas for exploiting text messaging in class.
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Imaginative materials: pets
Pets and other animals play an important role in many learners' lives. Here are some ideas for exploiting the theme.
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Imaginative materials: teaching with simple props: string
Some props don't immediately suggest themselves as useful teaching aids. For example, what could one possibly do with a bag of clothes pegs and a piece of string? Mmm…
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Imaginative materials: teaching with newspapers
Teachers rarely have access to whole class sets of newspapers. Here are six ideas for things you can do using a single copy of a newspaper.
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Musical instruments
A British English worksheet to put the names of the musical instruments into the grid to reveal the names of two other musical instruments.
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Teaching writing using the internet
Advice and suggestions about teaching writing using the internet
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Job interview
An American English worksheet to practice asking and answering questions about qualifications and abilities.
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Methodology: teaching intonation with Japanese students
Advice and suggestions on how to teach intonation with Japanese students.
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Phrasal verbs: Introduction
How should you approach teaching phrasal verbs? Lindsay Clandfield explains what phrasal verbs are and gives some practical teaching advice.
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I've just…
A British English worksheet to speak to as many people as possible to practise using present perfect.