Steve P Ragland
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Sounds from around the Home Quiz. How many of these sounds from around the home do you recognise? The answers are at the bottom of the page. There is also a Slideshow version of this quiz. See How to Play for ideas on how to run the quiz and resources for making your own guess the sound quiz. Sound 1 – vacuum cleanerSound 2 – ice in a glassSound 3 – frying eggsSound 4 – spreading butter on toastSound 5 – a microwave ovenSound 6 – unlocking a doorSound 7 – a toilet flushingSound 8 – a stirring a drinkSound 9 – a hair dryerSound 10 – drawing the curtainsSound 11 – sharpening a knifeSound 12 – chopping vegetablesSound 13 – opening a tinSound 14 – sweepingSound 15 – a sewing machine.
5 creative Google Jamboard TEFL activities! - Level Up your Teaching. Every now and then there’s an ICT tool that catches my attention. Unfortunately, the more years I spend teaching, the less frequently I like a tool a lot. Maybe it’s true when they say that you can’t teach an ‘old’ dog new tricks.
Or maybe because, with more experience, there is a greater need for actually useful tools with real pedagogical value. In any case, Google Jamboard caught my attention and here is a list of my 5 most favourite activities I’ve been using with my students! What is Google Jamboard, you ask. In a nutshell, it is a whiteboard that focuses on collaboration. (that happened once and it wasn’t pleasant) Word to definition It’s one of my favourite ways to get the students to figure out challenging vocabulary after they’ve read a text or listened to a conversation!
Here’s the link to the JamBoardDownload the backgrounds (I’ve put them all together in one file) Ranking Here’s the link to the JamBoardDownload the backgrounds Naming objects Brainstorming activities. Primary Teaching Resources | Educational Resources.
Storyboard That: The World's Best Free Online Storyboard Creator. Warmers (with a Business English flavour) Update. Thanks for visiting my blog! I was very happy to learn that this post was shortlisted for Teaching English – British Council blog award. If you decide to vote for it, let them know by ‘liking’ the post on their Facebook page: Last Friday we met together with a group of colleagues at EPAM Systems to share some of the ice-breakers, warmers and games that we use.
Here are some of the warmers that we came up with. We teach in company, so many of the activities have a Business English flavour, but the great thing about these warmers is that they can be easily adapted to any topic, no matter whether you teach Business or General English. Start with a picture Display a picture and get the students to guess the topicDo the same but reveal the picture gradually using a clipart shape connected to the topic (Google topic + clipart). 1. Start with a sound Start with a prop Play a guessing game Brainstorm.