It had been a while since we had any revision, so this class was dedicated to brushing up what we had already learned.
After a five minute quick workout, we began with a short quiz to find out whether the students were good citizens or not. (Again, the answers is deliberately obvious and the point of the quiz was the vocabulary involved)
Quiz- Are you a good citizen?
Then choosing from a set of twenty cut pictures, the students had to stick the relevant picture under the words given to them. All the words were from the previous lessons on Home, Vacations and Transport.
Pictures for matching
Worksheets
We played a vocabulary board game- the player can move forward once if they correctly translate the word they land on, otherwise moving backward once. You will need a dice and player pieces. The words used in the board game came from previous lessons on Time, Health and Body, Jobs, School life, Food and Drink, Cultures, Family, Feelings and Describing People.
Again, formatting issues prevent me from uploading the Board Game- here is a preview and the original is available upon request:
Next, we revised vocabulary of Hobbies and Daily Activities through this exercise. The worksheets showed a series of pictures describing three peoples' weekends, and the students' task was to write down as a paragraph how they spent the weekend.
Exercise- What they did last weekend
Finally, for our Listening Exercise, we watched an Arthur episode- Arthur Writes a Story- and answered questions based on it.
After a five minute quick workout, we began with a short quiz to find out whether the students were good citizens or not. (Again, the answers is deliberately obvious and the point of the quiz was the vocabulary involved)
Quiz- Are you a good citizen?
Then choosing from a set of twenty cut pictures, the students had to stick the relevant picture under the words given to them. All the words were from the previous lessons on Home, Vacations and Transport.
Pictures for matching
Worksheets
We played a vocabulary board game- the player can move forward once if they correctly translate the word they land on, otherwise moving backward once. You will need a dice and player pieces. The words used in the board game came from previous lessons on Time, Health and Body, Jobs, School life, Food and Drink, Cultures, Family, Feelings and Describing People.
Again, formatting issues prevent me from uploading the Board Game- here is a preview and the original is available upon request:
Next, we revised vocabulary of Hobbies and Daily Activities through this exercise. The worksheets showed a series of pictures describing three peoples' weekends, and the students' task was to write down as a paragraph how they spent the weekend.
Exercise- What they did last weekend
Finally, for our Listening Exercise, we watched an Arthur episode- Arthur Writes a Story- and answered questions based on it.
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