Little Bird Tales - Home Games & Activities for the ESL/EFL Classroom - Page 3 Games and Activities for the English as a Second Language Classroom Page 3 Return to iteslj.org/games. Stop Level: Medium to Difficult On the top of a page each student writes the following: category names: NAME, PLACE, ACTION, ANIMAL, OBJECT, FRUIT/VEGGY and TOTAL. Someone starts saying the alphabet, A, B, C...etc. then someone else interrupts the alphabet-teller shouting : STOP!!! Let us suppose the alphbet-teller was interrupted on letter "K". The participant that finishes filling all categories first shouts STOP!! The participants compare their words. Submitted by Pablo Ortega-Jurez Verb Review Game Level: Any Level This game can be played in teams or individually, depending on the size end knowledge of the students. Step 1: The teacher gives the students 5 minutes to review a list of both regular and irregular verbs. Step 2: Then the teacher writes something like this on the board : "things we do with our feet" Step 3: Step 4: After the time is up, the teacher checks the students' lists of vebs.
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DEEPENINGKNOWLEDGE :: Deepening Knowledge: Aboriginal Peoples Curriculum Database OISE's Aboriginal Peoples Curricula Database What is the Deepening Knowledge Project? The Deepening Knowledge Project seeks to infuse Aboriginal peoples' histories, knowledges and pedagogies into all levels of education in Canada. On this site you'll find information about the history and traditions of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and Native American cultures, information about the challenges facing Aboriginal communities today, and curricula for incorporating this information into your teaching practice. Thanks to a partnership with the students and staff of the Native Learning Centre of Toronto, we will have some amazing artwork and photos taken by an awesome group of youth from NLC to add to our website. We have just added an exciting new video on infusing Aboriginal content into one's teaching and specifically, teaching about Residential Schools featuring Sarah Foster, OISE teacher candidate and some of her students from one of her practicum placements. Four Directions Teachings
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