Recipes Tagged ‘task’

Find Someone Who Part 2

In: All Ages & Levels| Recipe

16 Aug 2009 Download PDF
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Usually the FSW (Find Someone Who ) games entail students asking questions AND writing in names to form sentences. (find a whole pile of pre made ones on EFL Classroom 2.0)

ie. (name) loves dancing.

However, there is another option and one that even is stronger cognitvely and pedagogically. (Go here for an explanation and part 1)

Give students a bingo card with…

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2 Way Tasks

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

31 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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2 Way Tasks are a staple of English Language Teaching.

In the typical 2 way task, each student (A and B) have some information and some information missing. they must communicate to fill in their missing information.

Here are some , examples of 2 way tasks, I put together. Very teacher friendly, just photocopy and go! But make sure you model whole class…

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Match ‘em up

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

22 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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The teacher prepares -ADHESIVE TYPEWRITER ADDRESS LABELS ( which can be purchased in rolls to stick on the backs of all the students in the class.) or Post It Notes. Each label contains a real person's name or the name of a character from fiction or television cartoons. Each named person should have a natural partner, for example if you write a label with the name ROMEO, there should also be…

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Total Physical Response

In: Elementary| High School| Middle School| Recipe

19 Jul 2009 Download PDF
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Total Physical Response is a very active way to teach English. Young learners really enjoy it. Basically review the content and vocabulary by having the students repeat your sentences and perform an action at the same time. ex. It is raining! (action - hands/fingers moving down). You can also play some pretty cool games with TPR and see one in this video. Also, make sure to have…

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