Picture Description Lesson Plan Before you use these materials, why not check out our new podcast for learners and teachers alike? It’s called 2Ts in a Pod, have a listen here: This is a fun lesson plan in which students work in pairs describing and drawing pictures. It will be useful for students preparing for Cambridge exam speaking activities. You will need this handout: Pics for describing Put the following picture on the board and hand out other copies to the class: Ask students what they can see in the picture. What’s in the background? What’s in the foreground? Go through the following vocabulary on the board: In the background/foreground we can see………….. On the left/right At the top/bottom He’s wearing…………….. He’s facing left/right/the camera He looks happy/sad/ etc. Prepositions: Next to/beside, above, below, in front of, behind. Now tell students that you are going to describe a picture and they have to draw it. Describe the following picture to them: Try to give as much detail as possible. Follow up activity: Like this:
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Drawing on Drawing Games Part Two – Picture Dictation Another recycled article of mine from Modern English Teacher magazine. As with the game Pictionary which is dealt with in Drawing on Drawing Games Part One, Picture Dictation is a very well known and popular game that I am going to look at some variations on and alternative uses for. I therefore hope that this article will be useful both for those who haven’t used this game before and for those who’d like to use it in different ways. I will also explain how to make sure that Picture Dictations work well every time you use them – and as you will see, there are many different times when you could! In the “traditional” version of a Picture Dictation, the teacher or a student takes a drawing or draws something themselves without anyone else being able to see. They then describe that drawing, and the person or people listening try to draw exactly what they hear being explained. Tips to make picture dictations work well Two difficult skills are involved in this game- drawing and describing.
Describe a photo or picture Examiner: OK. You each have a picture. You’ve got one minute to look at your picture. Melissa: In the picture there is a man lying in the middle of the road and there is a car and a motorbike there. Kelvin: So, in my picture there are three men. Examiner: OK. Melissa: In the picture there is a man lying in the middle of the road and there is a car and a motorbike there. Kelvin: So, in my picture there are three men. Is this source or information good? | Meriam Library When you search for information, you're going to find lots of it... but is it good information? You will have to determine that for yourself, and the CRAAP Test can help. The CRAAP Test is a list of questions to help you evaluate the information you find. Different criteria will be more or less important depending on your situation or need. Evaluation Criteria Currency: The timeliness of the information. When was the information published or posted? Relevance: The importance of the information for your needs. Does the information relate to your topic or answer your question? Authority: The source of the information. Who is the author / publisher / source / sponsor? Accuracy: The reliability, truthfulness and correctness of the content. Where does the information come from? Purpose: The reason the information exists. What is the purpose of the information? You can download a PDF version of the CRAAP Test here.
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Leçons de 4eme - Let's Step In LET's STEP IN CLASSE de 4ème Tu trouveras dans ces pages des bilans sur chacune des leçons de ton manuel Let's Step In 4ème. Ces bilans NE REMPLACENT PAS les leçons faites en classe. Pour chaque leçon, tu auras un MEMO contenant l'essentiel à retenir et comprendre : point grammatical, liste des mots nouveaux, et éventuellement d'autres points particuliers (culturels, par exemple). Pour chaque unité, tu disposeras également du fichier des documents distribués en classe (si jamais tu les as perdus, si tu souhaites les avoir en couleur, ou si tu étais absent). Certains liens t'amèneront vers des fiches te permettant de compléter ou approfondir ta leçon. Bon travail ! lesson 1 Au cours de cette leçon, tu as appris à te présenter et présenter quelqu'un (dire le nom, l'age, la nationalité, etc), en utilisant le PRESENT SIMPLE . Attention ! -pour dire l'age en anglais, on utilise l'auxiliaire BE (pense à "être agé de...ans"). Ex : I AM 14 years old. Question : How old ARE you ? He doesn't like lesson 2 1.
How to Describe Shape, Form and Decoration – Finds Recording Guides Table of Contents There are two motivations behind your choice of words when describing shape, form and decoration: firstly consistency, and secondly full precision. Firstly you will want to use the consistent words that will allow your record to be retrieved. For example, there is a set of rectangular medieval buckle plates which have similar decoration, of a standing animal in profile with a curving tail ending in a tuft. This animal could be described as a quadruped, a lion, a beast, an animal, or zoomorphic. If we want to retrieve all of the records of this buckle plate type, we need it to be described consistently, using the same word(s) that we can build into our searches. On the other hand, if every example is described using exactly the same words, the small differences between individual examples will not be fully described. You can describe your object in two dimensions or in three, whichever seems the most appropriate. It is easy to use too many words when describing shapes.
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