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Grade Level Estimation Title: Grade Level Estimation: 1st2nd3rd4th5th Grade level may vary depending on location and school curriculum. Common Core Standards Common core standards listing. All common core standards details. If you think there should be a change in the common core standards listed for this worksheet - please let us know. [x] close Very Basic - Nearest Hour What Time Is It? Write the time shown on each clock. I have... Animals (Vocabulary Study & Pronunciation Practice) Videotelling. I would like to introduce Videotelling.
Videotelling is an approach to using video in the classroom that has evolved on this site. It is essentially an interactive storytelling technique in which the teacher is the storyteller and stories are derived from the narratives of short online videos. The ebook will be available later this year. If you would like me to keep you up to date with news, you can subscribe at Videotelling.com. Bekiri - Playing with Questions-A Game for Young Learners. Improve Storytelling with Vocal Verbs and Adverbs - ESL Lesson on Improving Storytelling. Aim: Helping students to use a wider range of vocabulary when relating stories Activity: Rewriting exchanges Level: Intermediate to advanced Outline: Think of an exchange you've recently had with a friend and relate the exchange to the class.
The first time you relate the exchange, only use 'he / she said', maybe adding a 'he / she replied' to add some variation. A Heated Discussion Rewrite the following exchange using the vocal verbs / adverbs sheet to 'spice up' this heated exchange. Peter said he was angry and that he wanted to leave. -> Peter menacingly stated that he was angry. Tom said to Peter that he loved Jane, Peter's girlfriend.
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