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Independent works for Prezi and for ESL-EFL-ELL
I SURVIVED -Editable End of the School Year Certificates - Awards for all Grades
I survived the school year award certificates will make a great keepsake for your students. This is an editable powerpoint file with: THREE EDITABLE FIELDS: Student's Name - Date and Teacher's Name. This makes a great addition to an end of the year party and can be used for any age group. *This resource is EDITABLE in PowerPointWhat's included: I survived:Distance LearningThe School YearThe Last DayThe First DayTesting DayHybrid LearningRemote LearningPreschoolPre-KKindergartenFirst GradeSecon
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Physical Science Scaffolded/Guided Notes for a Year + 8 PREZIS
These notes are perfect for English Language Learners and Special Ed. Students. However, the PREZIS have enough information to make them more mainstream and I include a blank template that you can add to, or just use the PREZIS alone as another option. I’ve also included some student examples. I often just do the definitions using the PREZI, do a lab/activity to give it application and context and the then the students finish the class by adding sentences and pictures. The following vocabulary w
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5th - 10th
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ESL Adult Conversation/Speaking and Vocab Lesson: Meaning of Life (Level B2-C2)
Bored of everyday chit chat? Immerse your students in an in depth and meaningful conversation about the meaning of life. In this advanced lesson, students will explore the meaning of life from different perspectives . They’ll get to flex their philosophical, scientific and religious vocabulary, while learning to debate a sensitive topic in a graceful yet powerful way. The lesson is adaptable to help students sitting all types of speaking exams, particularly Cambridge and IELTS. This lesson pack
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Superlatives | Spaceships | Speaking activity
Students will look at different modern spaceships and compare them. They will answer some questions as: Which crewed spacecraft is the fastest/ the newest ? etc.
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Present Perfect | Space and astronauts | Speaking practice
A fun activity to practice Present Perfect tense. Ask your students to look carefully at the picture and notice details, and then ask them to make sentences about astronauts and what they have done.
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