Showing posts with label seconde. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seconde. Show all posts
Monday, 21 March 2016
St Patrick's Day Lesson
In this class we used the following material from Reward English: a quiz about Saint Patrick, Ireland and the Irish, a text to check the answers to the quiz and finally a crossword puzzle to review the new words and to learn more about the topic (the answers to all the clues are in the text). The students were surprised to learn that the official colour of Ireland is blue!
Friday, 12 February 2016
Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Questions for a Scottish person: survey and presentation
Both groups made a questionnaire using Google forms which I sent out to friends and family to be filled out. Each team had to find questions related to the theme they had done brainstorming on in the previous class (see Scotland week 45 materials). They had to think of 5 questions and choose the two best ones for the survey. They were encouraged to use open rather than closed questions.
Group A's survey
Group B's survey
The students were given the following task for the next 2 sessions, which involved creating a Powerpoint presentation about their survey results.
Group A's survey
Group B's survey
The students were given the following task for the next 2 sessions, which involved creating a Powerpoint presentation about their survey results.
Wednesday, 25 November 2015
Seconde lundi 16 novembre
Here are some examples of the work produced and the vocab ulary learned/revised in this session about selfies.
Sunday, 22 November 2015
"The Voice" descriptions game
Hi,
Here is a class that I think is perfect for students in "seconde" as it allows them to practise describing people using the Voice TV show. I got this idea from Svetlana's ELT-Cation blog.
I've made a padlet to go with this lesson :
I'll also be using clines to help the students revise the modals and adverbs of possibility. This is a idea taken from ELT Recipes
I'll also be using clines to help the students revise the modals and adverbs of possibility. This is a idea taken from ELT Recipes
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