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A nice game/quiz for students to practise affirmative and negative sentences.
What a great idea for a song. Students can learn Present Simple and Object Pronouns
at the same time.
Have you ever heard an ESL song which sounds so dramatic? It's great, hilarious and perfect for practising questions, affiramative and negative sentences.
Matt made another awesome song. Daily routines this time.
It's a really good video to learn Frequency Adverbs.
I made this game myself some time ago. I hope you like it.
I believe that students learn so much faster when they compete, play and generally have fun. I also believe that students remember vocabulary and grammar much better when they see it in a context or a picture. These videos are perfect to conduct a picture quiz and learn new words and structures at the same time. How? It's very simple.
A SUGGESTED LESSON PLAN
1. You can divide your students into two competing teams or...
*You can also play YOUR STUDENTS VS YOU. I tried this a few times and it was lots of fun. When students guess correctly they get 2 points if they don't you get 3 points
(sounds a bit unfair but my students usually won anyway:)
2. Students have to use only English while consulting in groups
If they don't comply they lose a point.
3. Play the video and pause it where necessary so students could have enough time
to read both options and come up with an answer
(but not too much time, remember this is supposed to be a fast paced game)
5. The second part of the video is a revision of the whole material.
Students can get more points for completing a sentence correctly.
