COUNTRY COMPARISON: EVERY AMAZING FACT

 

PARIS/NEW YORK

SHAKESPEARE FOR YOUNG LEARNERS

 

ESCAPE ROOM BY ROBERTA MARTINO

A ESCAPE ROOM TO LEARN SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THE EUROPEAN UNION

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BREAKOUT

START

CHARACTERS

MISSION

ADVENTURE in europe

 

CAN YOU GUESS THESE ICONIC LANDMARKS?

Click on the image

CLICK ON THE MAP AND THEN GO TO THE GOOGLE EARTH MAP. PRACTICE THE CONVERSATIONS TO GIVE DIRECTIONS

Example: How do you get from the London Eye to Big Ben?

How do you get from the Marble Arch to Piccadilly Circus?

How do you get from Buckingham Palace to Covent Garden?

How do you get from Harrod's to Westminster Abbey?

 

A LISTENING EXERCISE 

 THIS IS A VERY USEFUL PRESENTATION

PREPOSITIONS OF LOCATION QUIZ WITH

STARBUCKS JAPAN PREPOSITIONS OF LOCATION

BRITISH COUNCIL

ASKING FOR AND GIVING DIRECTIONS USING A VIDEO

DIALOGUES USING A MAP

 

FOLLOW THE ARROWS

STREET VOCABULARY

PLACES IN YOUR TOWN

Around town, una ficha interactiva de sramallo1
liveworksheets.com

HOW DO I GET TO...?

 

 PREPOSITIONS OF LOCATION

 

DIRECTIONS DICTATION: CIRCLE THE WORD YOU HEAR AND OTHER ACTIVITIES  

  THE FINAL TASK

CITY BINGO

MINIMAL PAIRS

TONGUE TWISTERS

Conjunto de Fichas creado con GoConqr por Vivi W 

  

  TONGUE TWISTERS

 

DIRECTIONS RAP

THE LISTENING MAZE

 

  CLICK AND LISTEN

CLICK AGAIN

AND AGAIN

BINGO

       HOMOPHONES

 

 BAAMBOOZLE: ODD ONE OUT

PHONEMIC CHART ANIMATED

BAAMBOOZLE GAME

SILENT

LOTS AND LOTS OF RESOURCES

THE PHONEMIC CHART

The 'phonemic chart' is a set of symbols that represent all the sounds in spoken English.

Phonemic charts are useful for learning English pronunciation because the spelling of a word in English doesn’t always tell us how it is going to sound. If we write them using the symbols from the phonemic chart, then we can clearly show how a word sounds. 

 

PRONUNCIATION: SHORT VOWELS AND LONG VOWELS

AND NOW THE CONSONANTS

THREE WAYS TO PRONOUNCE THE WORDS ENDING IN -S

DIPHTHONGS 

HOW TO PRONOUNCE -ED ENDINGS

 

Phonetics – how to pronounce -ed, an interactive worksheet by JuanJoseCC
liveworksheets.com

TIME TO PLAY

BAAMBOOZLE

ONE MORE GAME: BINGO

Here you have minimal pairs. Draw a table in your notebook with 12 cells. Choose 12 words from this group and listen carefully to the WORDS. When you hear one of the words you have chosen, cross it out. The first person to complete all the words must say "bingo" and is the winner

A minimal pair is two words that vary by only a single sound, 

PHONETIZER

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ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD

• CLICK ON SHAKESPEARE'S BIRTHPLACE AND USE THE INFORMATION THERE 
• Click on Stonehenge and find the difference between UK -GREAT BRITAIN-ENGLAND

LET'S PLAY! (click on the flags)