6 MORE No Prep ESL Games & Activities - Shane English Schools Worldwide. October 17th Any ESL teacher knows the merit of having games and activities in an ESL classroom.
Not only can these games and activities be used as a time filler or extra practice, but they can also be used for warm-up activities, breaking the ice, or adding a little fun to the class. In this article, we will focus on those types of games and activities in which no prep is required; thus, making them easy to implement at the top of the hat. Read on to learn more! 1. Suitable for: kindergarten to adolescents Use: icebreaker/warmer/time-filler/vocab practice Students stand in a circle or just stand up where they are (depending on the layout of your classroom).
You can start the game for the first time by giving a student any letter in the alphabet, e.g. You can also play different variations with the game, e.g. a student needs to give words that are longer than three letters, it should be related to a theme, all words should be verbs, etc. 2. All you need is a soft ball or die. 3. 4. 5. 6.
12 Hilarious Shots Taken at Exactly the Right Moment. When we see something extraordinary happen in front of our eyes we often quickly grab our phones to snap a photo before the moment is gone.
Today Bright Side would like to share 12 ridiculous shots that were captured just when they were meant to be. This lady lying under an ocean blanket This cat looks to be in perfect shape This student wore the right T-shirt and took the right seat An obedient dog These dudes sitting next to each other This guy just found the perfect match for his T-shirt This woman matching the hotel.
English Vocabulary Words: Sports Locations – Espresso English. English Dictation. Useful FCE websites. Here are all of the useful websites I can find to help students preparing for the Cambridge First Certificate exam. Please let me know if there are any broken links, or if you find something you think I should add. General www.flo-joe.com/fce/ Great website, full of tips, especially for Reading, Use of English and Writing. I’d definitely recommend students look at the word bank every day, and that teachers try to make use of those words in their classes to motivate students to use it! The official Cambridge FCE website, with information about the length of the papers and the task types, as well as some free materials to download. Three sites aimed at students. Alex Case’s excellent collection of FCE worksheets. FCE Result (affiliate link – I will earn money from Amazon if you buy anything after clicking this link), the OUP coursebook, has online exercises for each unit of the book.
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Have you ever wondered about the contradictions in terms like 'found missing', 'alone together', 'small crowd' & one of my favourites 'Microsoft Works'? Have your students? These terms are called oxymorons. As the Collins English Dictionary says, they are 'an epigrammatic effect, by which contradictory terms are used in conjunction: beautiful tyrant; found missing. (via New Latin from Greek oxumÇron, from oxus sharp + moros stupid)' A way of looking at them in class: Choose which oxymorons you want to look at & write them on the board - but make sure the individual words are jumbled up. As a follow up you could get the students to invent a story using a number of the oxymorons & then discuss how they are translated into their language(s). A way to review some vocab, introduce some collocations & have some fun with the language. For a list of oxymorons Back to the contents A communicative drill?
To the Past Teaching Tips. The town - The city - Vocabulary - Activities. PET for Schools Listening Part 3: free practice test. Call my Bluff. Today we're going to play a little game called Call my Bluff.
In this activity we have chosen ten unusual words. Each word has two descriptions of the word; only one of which is true. You must then guess the true definition. Did you know the word bluff means to make somebody believe something that is not true? It's similar to a lie but we bluff people as part of a joke or a game. Decide which is the correct definition: 1. BBC One - A Question of Sport - A Question of Sport Quiz. My English class: Collocations: do, play or go with sports and other activities. In British English, you can "do sport".
In American English you can "play sports". A typical mistake Spanish speakers make is using the verb practise for sports: *I love practising sport. This should be: I love sport. *I usually practise sport every evening. However, in American English you can use the verb practise or practice (as it is spelt there) to mean "to train": The team is practicing for tomorrow's competition. PET Reading and writing.
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