ESL GAMES WORLD
ESL Interactive Grammar Games offers a rich variety of grammar games according to grammar topics. There are grammar games like : Snakes and Ladders grammar games, Basketall, Football, Hangman, Wheel of Fortune, TV Games and more to help practice grammar. Click here.
Besides, you have:
- Vocabulary games and exercises.
- Pronunciation interactive exercises.
- Games for ESL classroom teaching......
CLICK HERE.
Working on "The Water Cycle Rap" II
As you were told in the previous post, 1st year ESO students are working on The Water Cycle Rap. The first step was learning about the water cycle and writing the lyrics, the second recording our voices rapping The Water Cycle.
Now, thanks to the fantastic DJ Diego Aka London our raps (English and Galician versions) already have music. (Listen to them above)
THANK YOU VEEEEEEEEEERY MUCH, Diego, for sharing your tremendous talent with us. We are very grateful to you.
Soon the whole video on this blog!!!!
Working on " The Water Cycle Rap"
As you probably know if you usually follow this blog, my 1st year ESO D students are working on a project, The Water Cycle Rap (click here). We have already recorded our voices (you can listen to the whole group and to the soloists Anderson, David, Carla and Eddy by clicking on"play" on the first podcast above). The next steps will be adding music and images... So very soon The Water cycle musical clip on this blog!!!!!!!!!
By the way, this project is also being carried out in Galician language (Galician Language Dinamization Department). In fact, if you click on "play" on the second podcast, you will listen to 1st year ESO D students (here the soloists are Nerea, Alba, Paula and Ivana) "rapping" O ciclo da auga (the images and music will be the same as or very similar to those added to the English version).
PRESENT SIMPLE PRACTICE
THE LOST THING
The Lost Thing is a 15 minute animated short film (Academy Award Winner) based on the highly acclaimed picture book by multi award winning author and illustrator, Shaun Tan.
The Lost Thing is a story about a boy who enjoys collecting bottle tops for his bottle top collection. One day, while collecting bottle caps near a beach, he discovers a strange creature, which seems to be a combination of an industrial boiler, a crab, and an octopus. This creature is referred to as "The Lost Thing" by the narrator.
The boy realizes the creature is lost and out of place. He attempts to find its owner but is not able to, due to the indifference of everyone else.....
ACI NOTEBOOK
A "notebook" with exercises for 1st cycle ESO students with ACI.
TESTS FOR BEGINNERS
On top you have a very useful "notebook" (by teacher Mª José Brito) with tests for English learners (beginners).
WRITING - SAMPLE ESSAYS
ENGLISH FOR KIDS
English for kids: flashcards, games and VIDEO TUTORIAL LESSONS. Click here as well.
CHRISTMAS CARDS 1 ESO D
On top you have some Christmas cards designed and drawn by my 1st year ESO (group D) students. They are going to include these cards in their Portfolio.
Javier and Víctor, Plastic Arts teachers, have chosen their four favourite ones (above). Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!
PRESENT SIMPLE (1 ESO)
simple present tense
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The Present Simple is the most basic and common tense in the English language. Because of its easy form, it is the best tense to start learning/teaching English tenses. These are its most common uses:
- Facts, generalizations and universal truths
- Habits and routines
- Permanent situations
Click here, here, here and here.
Click HERE to go to the post "Tell us about your everyday life" in EL TINGLADO blog.
Christmas (1 ESO)
Click here to do some "Christmas Activities".
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
1st year ESO (sample test - 1st term)
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - EXERCISES (BAC)
RELATIVE CLAUSES - EXERCISES (BAC)
More games HERE.
Relative Clauses with The Devil’s Dictionary ----> Here and Here
HERE BBC Learning English Course.
INDIRECT (REPORTED) SPEECH EXERCISES (BAC)
PASSIVE VOICE EXERCISES (BAC)
PASSIVE VOICE. Click here and here as well.
Active/Passive voice quiz HERE and HERE.
Passive causative (Causative have/get) HERE.
Impersonal Passive HERE.
VIDEO - EXPLANATION HERE.