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Listen and drag things that belong in a garden. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a museum. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a aireport. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a firehouse. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a restaurant. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a store. 

Listen and drag things that belong in a home. 

Knowing how you can compose a persuasive essay is crucial to your progress in school in view of the fact that you'll be expected to write argumentative papers more frequently as opposed to any one of the the rest of the categories of paper.

This game will help English learners to learn the names of animals, food,vegetables, musical instruments, clothes and so on by matching the same things together and pronouncing it correctly.

Students will see three words that describe the thing that is in the bag. They will match the descriptive words with the pictures. I have tried this game with my brother. He was able to match the words with the pictures. He memorized the words that were unknown for him easily as the game involves pictures.

The only thing you need to do is to create an account and start creating or teaching your students how to create glogs. You can engage your students in making their posters on different topics from movies to animals. I asked my brother to make a poster on animals. He was instantly involved in the process :)

EFL teachers can use this link to print different recipes and pictures which can be used especially with intermediate level students. Students will see and learn how to cook things and how to write recipes. They will learn both cooking and the language (the use of imperative: food items). I have tried it myself and baked tasty cookies!

Fun for kids! Prince, princess, magic, passing levels...children love this kind of things. So, I would just say "enjoy learning via playing".

20 Questions One person thinks of an object (person, place, or thing). Everyone takes turns asking yes/no questions until someone can guess correctly (or until 20 questions are asked). The difficult part is that you cannot ask "wh" questions! Example: PINEAPPLE. Does it talk? No. Does it make life easier?

I used some of these activities during my internship and they were really helpful for practicing present perfect. And besides Ss got to know many things about their peers.

We liked all the activities especially " Job Interview".

I used this video/audio file to teach my 9 years old niece and her 8 years old friend English prepositions of places. The interesting thing was that I didn't tell them that they were going to learn prepositions . I just played the video clip and went away letting them watch and enjoy it. After watching the video clip several times, I noticed that they were learning prepositions by discussing the video clip and translating prepositions into Armenian language. Hence, I found this video clip to be very useful for teaching prepositions to children in an entertaining way.

While watching that activity online, I got somehow the idea that this is a rather dull activity, but I changed my mind after having shown my little sister. I noticed that she liked this activity as it is about cokking/preparing sth.. In a minute I found her interested in that activity. Of course, she did not notice that it was an activity. She tehn began to ask what this or taht word meant. I am sure that this is a nice source that can enhace kids' reading skills and also vocabulary. The only thing that I advise you is that show this activity to those kids who are interested in cooking. The case was also with my sister.