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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Typical questions

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 Give them these typical questions, a four-year-old child may ask, e.g. ‘Mummy, does the moon go for a wee-wee? 8217; ‘Where did I come from? 8217; 2. Ask each student to write half a dozen questions (or answers) such a person might ask (and an adult answer). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). At the time of the photo.

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: What she’ll do if...

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. What she’ll do if. 1 Pair the students. Ask the pairs to work simultaneously and think up 5 actions A might mime doing to B and 5 actions B could mime doing to A. To get the students thinking, give some examples: A pats B's hand / B stares at A / A ignores B / B kisses A, etc. 2 Go round supplying vocabulary the students will need. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What she’ll do if. Three of a kind. Je ne regrette rien.

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Your partner story

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 Tell the students they have 3 - 4 minutes to mime their stories to their partner on the left. 2 When they are finished, ask the students who were listening to turn to their partners on the left and to tell orally what they understood from their right partners’ mimes. 3 After 3 –4 minutes they change their roles again and so on until each student hears his or her own story. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: I didn’t know that last week

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. I didn’t know that last week. 1 Ask the students to remember the events of last week. 2 Tell them to write down the things they didn’t know that were at that moment, would happen, and had happened before, e.g.: Last week I didn’t know that I was pregnant / would marry this summer / had met my future husband. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I didn’t know that last week.

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Mad discussion

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 Divide the students into teams. One student from each team comes forward. 2 They have 3 minutes to argue about which is more important for mankind, e.g. detective novels or pizzas. 3 A jury decides who has put the best arguments and awards points for each team. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What she’ll do if. Three of a kind. Je ne regrette rien. Was my teacher like that?

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Different roles

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 Write the following questions on the board: Who/what does/did your best friend want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your father want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your girlfriend/boyfriend want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your mother want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your brother/sister want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your teacher want you to be/do? Who/what does/did your subordinate want you to be/do?

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: New words

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 Ask each student to prepare one new word that is the most interesting for him for each lesson. At the lesson students write these words on the board and into their exercise-books. 2 Then try to use this set of vocabulary at the lessons to imprint the material on the memory. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What she’ll do if. Three of a kind. Je ne regrette rien. Was my teacher like that?

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Three of a kind

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. Three of a kind. 1 Ask each student to write down the titles of three books that have affected them. Alternatively, they could choose three public figures, three towns, three languages, etc. 2 Ask them to find and write down five adjectives to describe each. 3 When they have done this, they should explain their choice of books etc. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What she’ll do if. Three of a kind. Je ne regrette rien.

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: At the time of the photo

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. At the time of the photo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). At the time of the photo.

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language: Sentence ladder

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Best Games for Teaching English as a Second Language. Enter your search terms. 1 The teacher writes on the blackboard 6 words from the active vocabulary students have recently learnt. 2 The task of the class is to use all these words in the same order in one long sentence. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). At the time of the photo.