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Don't You Believe Me? Spotting Lies Worksheet
Don't You Believe Me? Spotting Lies Worksheet
This worksheet is about spotting lies in everyday situation. It encourages discussion and also provided students with a few ideas to help them spot a lie.  From my experience, this works jus ...
rated by 5 teachers

How Do You Get To School?
How Do You Get To School?
For tweens and teens, this worksheet works as a speaking practice for the question "how do you get to...". Students mingle asking the question and ticking the corresponding box for each means tran ...
rated by 10 teachers

Complete Beginner Elementary
Silly Superstitions
Silly Superstitions
This is a role play that I use to teach superstitions. I firstly introduce the topic and then ask students to brainstorm and come up with a list of superstitions from their country. After that I t ...
rated by 21 teachers

Upper Intermediate and Advanced
A Job Interview
A Job Interview
It's an interesting way to revise the word order and understanding of questions. You could change the questions depending of the level. The children enjoy answering and pretending they are on a re ...
rated by 32 teachers

Elementary
Sweatshop and Child Labor Role Play
Sweatshop and Child Labor Role Play
Objective: This is a fun way for students to understand the complexity of the sweatshop issue. It also serves as a review of the lessons and issues. Setting:A hearing concerning sweatshops and ch ...
rated by 9 teachers

Political Nightmares Role Play
Political Nightmares Role Play
Political Nightmares  Aim: Discussion, expressing opinions, agreeing and disagreeing Activity: Political Nightmares - Interviewing and discussion Level: Advanced   Outline: • ...
rated by 7 teachers

Upper Intermediate and Advanced Exam Level
Bingo TV: Chairing A Meeting Role-Play
Bingo TV: Chairing A Meeting Role-Play
This worksheet contains 3 role cards for a role-play about a TV company.  Example: Role A:You are a senior manager of Bingo TV, an independent broadcasting company. Prepare to table th ...
rated by 12 teachers

Intermediate Upper Intermediate and Advanced Exam Level
Times of the Day Worksheet
Times of the Day Worksheet
This worksheet will help practice times of the day along with Present and Past Simple. Pair work is determined to make questions and answers using pictures about the daily routine and saying the r ...
rated by 28 teachers

Elementary Pre-Intermediate Intermediate
What's In Your Pencil Case? Worksheets A, B and C
What's In Your Pencil Case? Worksheets A, B and C
First worksheet of three. Worksheet A is a Find Someone Who type of worksheet. Students mingle and ask others ...Do you have ............ ? ( these students have cards, worksheet B, that tell th ...
rated by 16 teachers

Elementary Pre-Intermediate
Role Play: Big Brother
Role Play: Big Brother
This activity is not originally mine. I´ve adapted it from a magazine. Students are the participants in the reality TV show "Big Brother".They should choose two people who are going to be dr ...
rated by 13 teachers

Intermediate
Jobs Taboo: Group Work Vocabulary Check
Jobs Taboo: Group Work Vocabulary Check
It is a vocabulary exercise which can be used after dealing with worklife and any job retaed activities. You have to prepare word cards and form groups of 5 to 6 students.
rated by 8 teachers

Intermediate Upper Intermediate and Advanced
56 Helpful Phrases
56 Helpful Phrases
To use in compositions and oral topics: formulas to start, to give opinion, to grab attention, and to finish a text\speech.
rated by 32 teachers

All levels
Worldcup Vuvuzelas: Pros and Cons Reading
Worldcup Vuvuzelas: Pros and Cons Reading
This activity includes two newspaper articles. One brings arguments against the use of noisy vuvuzelas during the worlcup and the other one gives arguments in favour of them. 
rated by 27 teachers

Upper Intermediate and Advanced
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