Recipes for September, 2009

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The Gumball Game (Prepositions of Motion)

In: All Ages & Levels| Elementary| High School| Middle School| Recipe

3 Sep 2009 Download PDF
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"I dropped my gumball, and it went . . . . ."

Required items:

1) Index cards, or pieces of paper

2) A large drawing surface (whiteboard, blackboard, a big piece of paper)

This is a fun activity to help students use the prepositions of motion they already know.

First, get a pile of index cards (preferably ones that you cannot see through). Divide the cards into two piles --- one pile will be prepositions…

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iLearner.eu – Teaching English with Technology

In: Beginner| Elementary| False Beginner| High School| Intermediate| Middle School| Recipe

2 Sep 2009 Download PDF
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Our Online Learning Center (OLC) allows learners to complete interactive English quizzes and enables the teacher to review his/her students’ attempts and control the learning process.

  • Over 260 (and growing) ready-to-use grammar and vocabulary exercises.
  • Levels: Elementary – Intermediate.
  • Covers all the grammar students need for international exams, such as the PET and FCE.
  • Supplements any course, both in a public school or a private language school.
  • Suitable for one-on-one and distant teaching.
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Report it! Newspaper reading…

In: Advanced| Business| High School| Intermediate| Middle School| Recipe| University

1 Sep 2009 Download PDF
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I really think it great when a teacher gets the students interested in the world and what's happening there.

You can use the newspaper in many ways but one easy way is to ask a student each day to begin class by reporting 3 things from the news. A new student each day. Ask questions afterwards and have the student write the 3 main…

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