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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Second Conditional Worksheet II”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A worksheet for teaching the second conditional.
There are simple explanations followed by 2 activities in which students are asked to supply the correct tense of the verb in brackets.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Word Head: Face Parts Presentation”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “A worksheet of the different parts of the face.
You can use it in two ways:
the first is by power point presentation, each mouse click shows a different part of the face.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “How Often Do You…? Speaking Cards”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a set of cards for teaching or revising the structure ´How often do you…?, frequency adverbs and household chores related vocabulary.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Song Worksheet: If I Had Eyes by Jack Johnson”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “I used this Jack Johnson’s song during English Grammar teaching. Listening to the song was useful to revise some expressions, and to see the structure of Conditionals. We listened to the song before talking about Second
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “World Records: Superlative Adjectives Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Practice the superlative adjectives, the past of to be and questions with “who” with this reading worksheet about the Guinness Book of Records.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Present Perfect Mingle: Find Someone Who”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “I used this worksheet as warmer after the lesson in which we systematised and practised the Present Perfect. I used it with an adult class, but as it is so short, it can be easily adapted to other levels and you can replace the phrases with more suitable ones.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Present Simple Versus Present Continuous”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “As teachers we all know that students especially the new learners are having difficulties with the difference between present simple and continuous.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Reported Speech: Statements Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “It is a useful worksheet for teaching Reported Speech. Students can improve their grammar knowledge by working on these exercises.This worksheet could be used either during the class course or at home as homework.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Working on Speaking Skills: Household Chores”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “It is a speaking activity that deals with household chores to work with
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Election Lesson Plan”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This amazing 5-page worksheet is a lesson plan for a fun lesson about elections. It contains a reading text about the nature of an election, election graphing activities, an election vocabulary word search, and a whole class role-play for 2 types of elections: open election and secret election. This is a lot of fun for a more or less fluent class, and the teacher can join in!
The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Asking the Way: Directions Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “ASKING THE WAY is a worksheet with lots of useful phrases when asking the way. They can be very useful during conversation tasks. There are also 3 exercises on given phrases. In one of them the students have to read the dialogue and fill in the blanks with the suitable word.
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The latest BusyTeacher blog post is titled “Top 10 Tips to Deal With Indiscipline in the Classroom”.
The BusyTeacher team says, “It happens to every teacher at some point.Sometimes it is with the first class. Other times a teacher gets a few good years under his or her belt before it hits. Sometimes it seems like it happens in class after class. The problem that all too often rears its ugly head is lack of discipline. Every teacher experiences it, and no teacher likes it. The good news is that there are ways to handle indiscipline in the classroom.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Active and Passive Verbs”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Fill in the blanks to complete the story using active and passive voice. The student must differentiate between active and passive voice so that the story makes sense.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Classroom Language Poster”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “My file in PDF is about the language that we use in the classroom. It’s very important that our students know these simple instructions because we use these commands in class every day. The students should get used to hearing/saying these words and get familiar with them.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Buying and Selling”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “Buying and selling, order eight dialogues of a conversation between a girl trying to buy an icecream and the seller.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Correct the Mistakes!”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This worksheet is mostly for smart elementary students. Pre- intermediate students can use it as well. You can see only incorrect sentences in the worksheet.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Have You Ever…? Present Perfect Conversation Questions”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “This is a very easy worksheet which can be used in several ways.
I usually give a copy of the worksheet to each student (if the level is low, a translation session will be of help), then I let them cut out the cards and pick the ones they have actually experienced.
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The BusyTeacher.org team has added a worksheet titled “Rhyming Pairs Worksheet”.
The BusyTeacher.org team says, “My worksheet is for elementary students or for complete beginners with good knowledge of the language. They can rhyme the words when they have free time at the lesson or during the break.
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