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English Lesson for World Heart Day! The SelfAccess lesson
"Fatty Foods Still Too Tempting"
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new resources: Intermediate to Upper-Intermediate Instant
Workbook - A Fishy Business Are there plenty more fish in the sea? Maybe
not. Skills: Answering True, False, Not Given questions and rebuilding a news
article. Intermediate Instant Lesson - T-Rex: Hunter? For a
century, the towering Tyrannosaurus Rex has been regarded as a savage killer marauding
unchallenged across the later dinosaur era. But a new exhibition asks whether
the monster meat-eater was instead a lumbering bully which lived on rotting corpses
or used its bulk to rob smaller dinosaurs of their prey. (Tyrannosaurus Rex, dinosaurs,
reading for information, completing a table, summarizing, vocabulary extension,
listen and draw game, general knowledge quiz, participles, writing a poem.)
Upper-Intermediate Instant Lesson - Little Cuts Make Big Difference Air
Canada, which axed thousands of jobs and grounded dozens of planes in its struggle
to stay aloft, has declared war on lemons, limes and fruit juice to squeeze out
a few more dollars in revenues. (Air travel and business, brainstorming, discussion,
understanding the headline, scanning, word hunt, text organization, words with
more than one meaning, multiple choice, 'What Kind Of Person Are You?' quiz, web
research.) Anna Grammar - Modals - Collocations How would
you teach collocations, particularly at a beginner's level? Weekly Warmer
- Introduce Yourself With Body Language This is a different kind of ice-breaker
activity guaranteed to get students laughing: Make up a new 'language'! Click
here to access this week's new resources. Quote
of the week: "To understand the heart and mind of a person, look
not at what he has already achieved, but at what he aspires to." - Kahlil
Gibran. |