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The latest BusyTeacher.org blog post is titled “What You Can Do with Seeds and Beans: 5 ESL Activities for Fruitful Results”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Fall is a season of harvest, a time in which we reap the rewards of the seeds we’ve sown. There are lots of animals that gather food and seeds before they hunker down for the winter. But we can teach our ESL students that we can give those seeds another, more fun use.
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The latest BusyTeacher.org blog post is titled “Verb Talk: Conversation Activities to Practice Using Verb Tenses”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Every ESL student needs practice with his or her verbs, but sometimes it can be difficult to move the practice off of the paper and into spoken English. The following activities can be used to give your students practice with specific verb tenses in a conversational setting.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “How Many Fruit: Beginner Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “In this worksheet children will look and count the following fruit: apples, lemons, bananas, kiwis, pears and plums. If you like, you can let them colour these fruit according to what you say (apples red, lemons yellow, kiwis green and so on)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Taboo”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “You can find some taboo words that you can use and play in your class. You can divide the class into two groups and one by one your students can come and try to explain the word on the TOP without using the taboo words below. If s/he does not know the word, s/he can choose another one, but just three times. If the group knows the word, give them ten points. If the student say one of the taboo words, give 5 points even if its true”.
The latest BusyTeacher.org blog post is titled “Get Up, Get Dressed, Get Going: ESL Activities for a Unit on Clothing”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “o matter what level of ESL you are teaching, some topics seem to come up in class after class. One of these subjects that you will probably find yourself teaching at one point or another is clothing. Whether it is in a vocabulary lesson or part of a role play, clothing is one of the subject areas that all students can relate to, so the next time you find yourself teaching about shirts, shoes or serapes, give one of these activities a try!
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The latest BusyTeacher.org blog post is titled “Top 10 Ways to Teach Vowel PronunciTop 10 Ways to Teach Vowel Pronunciation in Englishation in English”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Every ESL student should have a pronunciation element to his language studies. Sometimes, though, a student may need more than one strategy for tackling English pronunciation.
By making sure you use variety in yourpronunciation lessons, your students will be more successful with English pronunciation and gain the confidence that comes with it.
How to Teach Vowel Pronunciation in English…”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Movie Worksheet: Soul Surfer [-ING NOUNS]“.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “After watching the film with my students I came up with this activity when I had to teach -ing nouns. All the sentences follow the sequence of the film. I loved the film, my students loved the film. It provided a good atmosphere to reflect on the things that are important for us. Rate whether you liked it or not”.
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