Pronunciation/articulation drill for ending sounds in English. Objective: This is a speaking exercise for the final sound of verbs. The teacher chooses the tense to practice either 'past tense' or 'present tense.' The tense of the verb does NOT change during the drill. Directions: Students work in small groups. Select one person to flip the cards and to ask the question What did he do?/What did she do? The rest of the group answers. Follow the examples: What did he do? (to talk) He talkSSSSSSS. What did she do? (to walk) She walkTTT. When all of the verbs are completed in the drill the person to the left of the leader now becomes the leader. The leader mixes the cards and begins again. Continue until everyone has had the chance to be the leader. Remember, the ending sound is to be EXAGGERATED! This is to be a fun way to drill endings that are difficult to remember. Remember my dear students, in my class, you must be brave to learn to speak English!
Handwriting practice for ESL adult students who are learning to read and write in English. These students never attended school in their home countries due to political constraints.
Flashcards to practice reading days of the week, months of the year, and the numbers zero to ten. Also, by making 2 copies the students can use these cards in a "memory game" format.
ABC order with names from Game of Thrones. This is aid students learning to read a directory. By writing names last name first, first name and then into ABC order it is hopped the students will become familiar with American phone directories. A bonus. I love Game of Thrones, maybe others do too.
Flowcharts are often used to diagnosis a problem and provide a remedy. Adults learning to read need to be familiar with the reading rules for flowcharts. Reading flows downward not moving 'left' to 'right'.
To review capitalizations rules in English. Students are to read the text, highlight in yellow the letter to be capitalized, compare their work against the answer sheet, make any necessary corrections, and then rewrite the text in proper essay format. Essay format has the text indented, written in the margins, no splitting of words with hyphens, and no lines skipped between paragraphs. The text is cited by the URL copied on the bottom of the text.
Cards to use to prompt questioning and answering between beginning ESL students. What is the day before...What is the day after....What is the month before.....What is the month after.....
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