Recipes Tagged ‘song’

Not like the other things

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29 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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I am a BIG fan of not only teaching English but teaching thinking skills. We have to do both (and always spice with happiness!). This game really gets students thinking and you'll be amazed at their creative minds and answers! 1.  Practice the song above, "One of these things is not like the others" , a Sesame Street classic. It will get students engaged and ready for the game. Maybe just the…

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Music and Karaoke – Choral singing

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21 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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Singing is a great way to teach English and students will enjoy it very much. One great way is to take a song which repeats a lot and give groups of students a part. One song I like to use is ABC by Michael Jackson.  Give each group a task / lyric to sing... for example.

Group 1  - ABC

Group 2 - …

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Last One Standing Song Game

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21 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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Last one standing This game is fantastic!  Select some vocabulary from a song your student's enjoy (select words that repeat a lot). Then, ask them to choose and write in large letters, one of those words/phrases. Divide the students into groups.  The students stand up showing everyone their word and holding it high. Play the song and students must sit down when they hear their…

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