GUESS THE OWNER OF THE SUITCASES

The students pack their own suitcase with the items they would always take with them on a trip. These must be items that reflect who they are. The rest of the classmates must guess who the suitcase belongs to and why 

Look at the images of someone’s suitcase/bag, describe what you see, and guess who the bag belongs to, de Segni

WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU IN LIFE

This activity helps us stop and think. When we make a list of things we cannot buy, we start to see what we really value. Things like time, love, friendship, and peace of mind are very important — 

When we reflect, we ask ourselves: What makes me happy? What do I have that is special? 

This is simple, but very powerful. A few minutes of reflection can help us live with more meaning and appreciation every day.

HABITS AND ROUTINES: THAT'S ME-NOT ME

STUDENTS REFLECT ON THEIR HABITS AND COMPARE ANSWERS AND FIND SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES.

READ THE QUESTIONS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES AND DECIDE IF IT IS ABOUT YOU OR NOT de Segni

ADJECTIVES AND CONDITIONAL SENTENCES GUESSING GAME

THIS IS A GREAT SPEAKING ACTIVITY, CREATIVE, PERSONAL AND PERFECT FOR PRACTICING DESCRIPTIVE LNGUAGE AND CONDITIONALS

Core categories de Segni

DAILY ROUTINES AND DONALD TRUMP

 

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED OR -ING

THIS TOPIC CAN BE PRACTISED THROUGH TWO TYPES OF QUIZ-STYLE EXERCISES; THE IDEA IS TO MAKE IT CHALLENGING

ANOTHER TYPE OF GAME TO PRACTISE THE ADJECTIVES

How a round works: A card flips with an -ING adjective (e.g. terrifying, satisfying, captivating...) and a hint example. The timer counts down. When time's up, a judge screen appears so the teacher or a designated judge can accept or reject each answer with one tap. Points are awarded and the scoreboard updates instantly.

FRUSTRATING SITUATIONS AND DEBATE, -ED OR -ING ADJECTIVES

 

 

  CLICK ON THE IMAGE

CONVINCE ME IN 60 SECONDS

THINK OVER ALL THESE ISSUES, IDENTIFY YOUR PRIORITIES, AND ONCE YOU’RE CONVINCED, TELL OTHERS ABOUT IT AND PERSUADE THEM TO SEE THINGS YOUR WAY 

 

ROSALIA'S FIRST CONDITIONAL CHAIN STORY

 

WHY MIGHT YOU...?

 CHOOSE QUESTIONS AND ANSWER THEM

MORE HYPOTHESIS

AND NOW QUESTIONS FOR DEBATE ON THIS WALL

KEY WORDS