Showing posts with label action verbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label action verbs. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 November 2016

At School (an interactive worksheet)

Students watch and listen to the audiobook "At School" by Potato Pals, then sing along with them in the second video and do 3 activities afterwards.
Here's the link for students and here's one for teachers. 

Here's the audiobook with pictures.





Wednesday, 5 October 2016

In the Morning (3 interactive worksheets)

First, students watch the videos "What do you do in the morning?" by Potato Pals and do Activity 1 (to revise colours, numbers, verbs  can, have got, to be). Here's the link for teachers.
Here is the audiobook.


After that, they do  Activity 2 (positive sentences, 3-rd person singular ) and  Activity 3(questions with do/does). Here are the links for teachers: Activity 2 and Activity 3

Thursday, 17 July 2014

A calendar with lots of activities (4 seasons) to practise speaking/writing

Here are some ideas on how to use this calendar:
  1. As you can see, each month has three identical weeks and one different, which can be used for practising Present Simple/Continuous (e.g. I usually go to the swimming pool on Friday, but today I'm going to the skating rink.), Present Perfect (e.g. I have been to the cinema three times this month.), Past Simple/Continuous ( e.g. I called you yesterday but you weren't at home. - Oh yes, I was having a karate lesson then.)
  2. Practise saying the date, review days of the week
  3. Learn/review lots of action verbs/places
  4. Practise using "going to", "have to", "must"
  5. Revise the prepositions of place and time (in February, in winter, on Monday, on the 1st of August, at the weekend, at the beginning/end/in the middle of the month/week, at the cinema, to the theatre)
The calendar is editable, so you can change anything you want once you download it.



Saturday, 13 November 2010

Practise action verbs with different tenses

Students complete sentences with suitable verbs from the list and use them in the correct tense form.



Practice action verbs with different tenses -