19 November 2014

EFL videos

http://community.eflclassroom.com/video/video/listTagged?tag=funny

Thanksgiving ideas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x6LAAsWqSU
http://photos.state.gov/libraries/hochiminh/646441/vantt/Thank%20You_%20Ma_am.pdf
Turkeys are a great excuse to bring figurative language into the classroom this November. Try giving your students a list of turkey idioms and have them guess what the idioms mean. Then give them a list of the real meanings and see if they can match the expressions to their definitions. You might want to include the following expressions: quit cold turkey, talk turkey, like turkeys voting for Christmas, a turkey shoot, I’m stuffed, stuff it, eat like a bird, and be a turkey. Also feel free to expand your idiom lesson by including idioms that mention other animals. (http://busyteacher.org/21351-thanksgiving-10-activities-to-celebrate.html)

Drama games

http://www.dramatoolkit.co.uk/drama-games/a-to-z
http://www.dramatoolkit.co.uk/drama-games/item/energy/jumping-jelly-beans

7 September 2014

Strange home ads

Not a nice site name, but brilliant for picture description or to start a discussion.
http://geccodejoakecod.444.hu/

28 August 2014

14 years of history in photos

http://news.distractify.com/culture/arts/pictures-taken-in-past-10-years/?v=1
students can describe the photo and guess what's happening without looking at the descriptions
AND/OR
they can match the descriptions to the photos (afterwards)

2 April 2014

“If a 10-year-old lit a fire at an American playground, someone would call the police and the kid would be taken for counseling.”
http://www.treehugger.com/culture/its-time-tear-swing-sets-and-let-our-kids-play-somewhere.html

23 January 2014

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