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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Opposites Attract: Having Fun with Antonyms”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “After all these years, Paula Abdul had it right.Opposites do attract, but we are not talking about relationships here.
Antonyms are a fun and lively way to teach your students new vocabulary and improve their English language skills, so now there is no need to look high and low for vocabulary development strategies”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “What Do You Eat? Meat 4/5″.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “The 4th of the series to revise vocabulary about food. This ws deals with meat. There are 20 words and 20 pictures that the students have to match . The ws can also be used, as usaual, to motivate conversation concerning their eating habits, likes and dislikes. key included”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Advantages and Disadvantages of the Internet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet provides the students important vocabulary about the advantages and disadvantages of the Internet. After filling the chart the class can be separated into two groups and start a debate around this subject in which students must use the vocabulary given”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “What Do You Eat? Fish 3/5″.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “The 3rd ws of a series of ws to revise/learn vocabulary about food. This time there are 20 words that have to do with fish. The students have to choose and match the words with the pictures. Then they can talk about their preferencies concerning fish. Key included”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “My Family Tree”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “AThree simple activities for A1 – A2 level, describing family relations and a family tree: a gap-filling, answering questions and writing/speaking tasks. Answers provided. Have got, possessive ‘s and possessive pronouns can be taught and practiced as well. Enjoy! Continue reading »
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Tigers: Interesting Facts”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a 2-pages worksheet about tigers. Your ss will find interesting iformation about these animals. There are true/false and comprehension questions. The 3rd task is a description of a picture. For Intermediate level”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Elementary Exam Paper (adult learners)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet includes an exam for adults with elementary level. Contents: verb TO BE (Pres.S.), Present Simple, Possessive ‘s, adverbs of frequency, articles a/an/the, prepositions of time in/on/at, adjective order. Two of the exercices (possesive ‘s and adjective order) include an extra “translating” task”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “The One (-s)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet practices “one(s)” It has a short explanation and it’s very graphic. The second part of the worksheet has a situation in a shoe store. The end of it is for the ss to finish and can be done as a role-play. It is suitable for A1 and A2 ss”.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Past Tenses (for high school / bachillerato)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Useful worksheet, it includes the following: PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS, PAST PERFECT SIMPLE, USED TO. Explanations, examples and differences between each past tense.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Snow White And The Huntsman Trailer Activity”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Listening activity based on the just released trailer of Snow White And The Huntsman. Continue reading »
Sts have to fill in the blanks with words provided in a box. Feel free to remove the box to make it more challenging.
My sts loved the activity and got really hooked with the movie.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Drama Terms Word Search Puzzle”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A wordsearch created for teaching drama terms to EFL students before dealing with the drama itself.
List of words used in this word search: PERFORMANCE, SCRIPT, GESTURE, ARTICULATION, SETTING, ACTRESS, SOUND, CLIMAX, PLAYWRIGHT, SCENE, DIALOGUE, AUDIENCE, STAGE, ACTOR, PART, PLOT, PROP, LINE, REHEARSAL, EXPOSITION, SCENERY, DIRECTOR, PROTAGONIST“.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Grammar Exercises (Hight School / Bachillerato) ”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet includes two exercises with fifteen sentences each. Exercise number one: rephrasing fifteen sentences using relative clauses (who,which,that,whose,whom,when,where). Exercise number two: complete the fifteen sentences by choosing the correct form of the verb (infinitive or gerund) Really useful for the last course of High School (2ºBachillerato). Hope you’ll find it useful! Rate and comment, www.tuclase.net”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Irregular Verbs: Boardgame”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Games are so popular with language learners, so here´s an adorable boardgame, designed for students who are studying irregular verbs.
It is played in groups or pairs with dice and counters, when students land on a square they must make a sentence using the picture clue and the verb provided.
It can be used by all levels”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Parts of the House (Vocabulary – Drawing and Coloring)”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Useful and enjoyable worksheet! Encourage your students to be architects! Get them drawing and painting a three-floor house, with all its parts (living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, basement, balcony and a little library!) You can use the instructions and sample provided in the worksheet or just improvise! Hope you’ll find it useful! Rate and comment www.tuclase.net”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Present Perfect Vs Past Simple”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is an exercise in the form of a dialogue between a detective and a Mr.Peterson whose wife has been found dead. Though tragic as it might seem there is some point of humor in it! My students really enjoyed it! The tenses in the dialogue show the difference between the use of Present Perfect & Past Simple”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Irregular Verbs: Elementary Flashcards”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Young students will love this adorable set of Flashcards.
They can be used for teaching the most common irregular verbs, play games such as memory games or to decorate or classroom as posters”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Prepositions of Time (at,in,on) Elementary Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A simple worksheet for teaching prepositions of time: at, in and on.
It has explanations at the top of the page and a simple activity to go with. Students are asked to complete the sentences given with the most suitable preposition of time”.
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Evaluation Test”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is an evaluation test. Students must read the text and do exercises on the comprehension of the text. Then they have to complete blanks on several subjects, like activities, Possessive Determiners, Personal Pronouns, Present Simple, Question Words”.
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