All the worksheets are here! (July 2009 Part 3)

A few really nice one for kids at the top here, though I say so myself, the first hilarity without technology in my classes for a while. Sometimes feels like I’m the only person in TEFL still teaching in their normal job, now it’s nearly August, but if not give them a try (and if you’re doing a summer camp, what better place to experiment?)

Present Continuous Accusations (it suddenly occured to me that the classic Past Continuous Accusations game didn’t need to be so complicated, and this actually makes it even more amusing)

Present Continuous Sounds Impressions (also a fair amount of merriment)

Classroom language Present Continuous sounds (they don’t call me Mr Classroom Language for nothing*)

Good and naughty boys/ girls/ superheros projects

Your most treasured possession presentations (extended speaking)

Second, third and mixed conditionals discussion questions (part of a recent push to do discussion questions for specific grammar points)

Top language learning tips Articles practice (a free production speaking and writing activity)

Fame and fortune top tips Articles practice (to tie this and the topic above together)

Money idioms discussion questions

Worksheets July 09 Part Two is further down this page, and all several hundred worksheets so far (as kindly recently recommended by Ask Auntie Web) are available here, divided into Grammar, Vocab and whathaveyou

*in fact, they don’t call me Mr Classroom Language at all (boom boom!)

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