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Introduction
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Visual Aids in the
Classroom
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Magazine Photos in an
English Lesson
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Magazines and Their Use
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How Do You Get a Student
to Start Speaking?
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October 31st? It's time
to celebrate Halloween!
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Some Suggestions for
Class Participation
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Tips for Personalizing
English
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How Can We Help the
Students Build up Their Vocabulary?
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Teaching Polite Words
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Stimulating
Comprehension Using Jokes
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Organizing the Teaching
Week - First Lesson
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Organizing the Second
Lesson of the Week
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The "Creative" Lesson of
the Week
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If I wanted to teach IF
clauses, I would do it this way!
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Adjectives Are
Everywhere
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Writing Dialogues
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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What Do You Say?
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Stimulate Conversation
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A Language for Every
Country
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Take the Time to Compliment
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Learning Adjectives That
Describe a Person's Character
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English Is a Language
Full of Exclamations!
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Everyone Has a Favourite
Author
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Test Your Vocabulary!
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Christmas Is My
Favourite Holiday
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New Year Resolutions
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Calendar - Let's
Celebrate Holidays!
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Martin Luther King Day
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Getting More Information
About Teaching "To Get"
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Describing a Photo
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Let's "Emphasize"!
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Another Look at Building Vocabulary
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Short Answers Say a Lot
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When To Use the ING-Form
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"Student" Conversation
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Comment, please!
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Happy Saint Valentine's Day
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Let's Talk About Families!
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Presidents' Day in the USA
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What's Your Name?
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Oh, You Poor Thing!
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Compimenting Is an Art!
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What Would You Say... ?
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Women's Day
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A Proverb for Every Occasion
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day
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Hunt Up Slogans!
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HELP, I Don't Understand!
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Advanced Students and University Exams
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Teaching Young Children
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Advanced Students... Keep Talking!
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Let's Talk About Abbreviations
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Happy Easter!
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I Wonder...
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Body Language
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Computer symbol @, the well-known e-mail symbol
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"To Be or Not To Be..."
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Dear...
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Hi, how's everything?
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“Feelings are
everywhere…..”
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Happy Mother’s Day!
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Why not study OPPOSITES?
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Using Prefixes and
Suffixes Increases Vocabulary
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A Word about TRIVIA!!
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Excuses, excuses, etc...
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Try writing "long"
sentences!
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Who, What, Where, When,
Why??
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"Teach" it nice and
easy!
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Let's go to the cinema!
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"Sign" watching!
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CROSSWORDS help build
vocabulary
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Happy Father's Day
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More Jokes to lighten
your lesson!
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Some "guided"
conversations!
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Teach some Synonyms and
Homonyms
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Still More adjectives!!!
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Learning new vocabulary
words…..the easy way!!!
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Make them Think!!!
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Add some
Expressions...to your English
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"Free time" is quality
time!
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Well wishing!!!
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Discover New York City!
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Keep a Diary!!!
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The Five W's
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Collecting "Words of
Wisdom"
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Talking about
Professions
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Reading a Newspaper
Headlines
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Writing "Want Ads"
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Evaluate, how we
evaluate!
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The Twin Towers:
buildings that no longer exist
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There's no place like
home!
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Collect, collect,
collect...
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What's an Ellipsis?
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Do you mind...?
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Going Shopping!!!
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How long...?
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A Class Magazine? Why
not?
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California Dreaming
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Talk, talk, talk...
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A "bunch" of useful
expressions!
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Borrow or Lend?
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Blue jeans, an American
story
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Getting to know you...
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Use the dictionary!!!
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Label it!!!
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Write what you "feel"...
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Geography? Yes, in
English!
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Visiting the Island of
Ponza
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Who am I?
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Creating time lines!
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Gone with the Wind
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Where's the party?
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"You are what you eat!"
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The one, the
only...Charlie Brown
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How's the weather?
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T-Shirt are for
Everyone!!!
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The Story of the White House
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Laugh your way to good health!
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Meet me in the kitchen!
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Talking about the future...your future!
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STOP...Do not enter!!!
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Why don't we...?
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To teach or not to
teach...by the book!
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Correct, please!!!
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A world famous
skyscraper!
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Be Polite!
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Having a Discussion
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Let them sing!!!
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Take that photo!
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"Know that Verb" Quiz
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Confusing words
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The woman of crime!
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Aloha, Hawaii!
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What's a nickname?
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Time to Eat !!!
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Homework yes, but only
Intelligent homework!
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License
plates...personalized!!!
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Numbers, learning about
them!
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Happy birthday origins
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Chocolate, the true
story
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Try writing poetry!
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It takes...
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Raise the flags!!!
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I had a million
dollars...
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Cars...
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Words and meanings
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Who invented what?
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English courses
abroad???
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Whoever teaches English
has a great responsability!
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Look who's planning the
lessons!!!
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Difference between
British and American English
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Teaching Literature in
English...beware of methods!!!
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I’d start out by using lists of Word
Categories.
Here are just a few examples.
Professions
Doctor - Dentist - Lawyer - Architect - Engineer
Professor - Accountant - Librarian - Police officer
Mailman/Postman - Fireman - Insurance agent
Travel agent - Real Estate agent
Stores
Clothing stores - Pharmacy/Chemist - Supermarket
Grocery store - Hardware store - Bakery
Shoe store - Art supplies store - Gift shop
Toy store - Barber shop - Florist shop
Fruit and vegetable store - Shoe repair shop
Housework
Ironing - Washing clothes - Dusting
Washing windows - Cooking - Shopping
Furniture
Table - Chair - Sofa
Armchair - Bookshelf - Cabinet
There are so many word categories to choose from:
Fruit • Vegetables
• Ways to cook
• Flowers •
Trees • Precious stones
• Languages •
Countries • Nationalities
• Colours •
Shapes • Clothes etc.
When the students read an article in English, encourage them to
add on words to the categories they already have, or else add
new categories. They will find it interesting to see how many
new words they can learn in this way.
Labelling photos can also be useful. Try to have
available interesting photos depicting as many items as
possible. Simply draw a line from the item and them write its
name next to it. This activity “bypasses” the need to translate
the words. The English word is “connected” to its image.
You can start labelling the Rooms of a House. The students can
help you hunt up photos from their magazines at home, or else
use photos taken from Internet.
It wouldn‘t be a bad idea to “collect” magazines of all kinds so
the vocabulary words are varied.
A Nice Thought:
“A different language is a different vision of life.”
(Federico Fellini)
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