Recipes Tagged ‘comparatives’

Bragging rights!

In: All Ages & Levels| Recipe

13 Sep 2009
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  Everyone loves to brag, so this lesson recipe works every time with a variety of levels and ages. It also allows students to use their own "lexicon" and thus practice producing language rather than just "acquiring". It really helps fluency.

Write on the board:   My ...... is .......er / more ..... than your.....!

   So what! / Big deal ! / Who cares!

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Who would win – Mighty Mouse or Superman?

In: Elementary| High School| Middle School| Recipe

19 Jul 2009
In the movie Stand by Me, there is a scene where the boys debate who would win in a fight, Mighty Mouse or Superman. This inspired me to do the following lesson: All that you need for this is a stack of index cards, each with the name of possible combatant written on it. For example: samurai, tiger, battleship, pro-wrestler, ninja. Make at least 30 or 40 cards. Mes English…

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