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Category Archives: Fab YL ideas
Ready, Steady, Cook!
Ingredients: various utensils nicked from home a bunch of empty cartons from the recycling box a pile of toy fruit & veg a pinch of suspense lashings of students Method: 1.Explain to students how the TV programme Ready, Steady, Cook … Continue reading
The last vocab test of the year
What sort of teacher gives a test on the last lesson of term? A very mean one, that’s who! However I’ve never had any complaints about this one, and the results are usually pretty good!
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Pin the nose on the reindeer
I found this idea on twitter (sorry, can’t remember where), the pupils loved it!
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Christmas crafts and language ideas
Our primary teacher made these wonderful snowmen with her class: You can see how to do it on : Not wanting to be left out I jumped in on the act and the students drew their snowmen (with the right … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving -a time for giving thanks
The great thing about teaching English is that we can take advantage of any occasion to talk about values, and appreciation. The sheet was downloaded from http://www.busyteacher.com – thank you! Homework is to take home this sheet and … Continue reading
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The hungry cockroach
This idea has everything I love; storytelling, different forms of student production, encouraging imagination, and it’s simple. Just get three pieces of paper, overlap each of them about a couple of inches and then fold, hey presto a groovy book shape. … Continue reading
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Start thinking about your last lesson already
Every Monday students find slips of paper waiting on their desks when they arrive and I encourage them to write about something great that happened over the last seven days. To be perfectly honest I don’t put them all in … Continue reading
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Webinar review – Charles Hadfield : Creative Grammar IATEFL
Another advantage of being an IATEFL member is being able to snuggle down of an afternoon and watch a webinar whenever I’ve got the time and inclination. I’d been meaning to watch this one for a while and was pleased … Continue reading
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Activating Language
Another quick idea on how to literally warm up students’ language, simply give them a pen each and create a wordmap:
Recycling vocabulary
Teaching young learners involves a constant search for new ideas on reusing vocabulary in class. I try and start every lesson by asking students to recall words from last lesson, today I wrote up the words they called out and … Continue reading