New TEFLtastic worksheets July 2009 Part One

All PDfed for easy printing, after the editor of the site saved me from technical disaster once again.

Adverbs of frequency ladder game (good for adults, teens and kids, with lots of lovely personalisation- full instructions by clicking on the link)

Adverbs of frequency Answer me! (ditto)

Business and financial trivia numbers review (teaching numbers is my thing, and this is the best way I’ve found so far. Suitable for all levels)

Mini brainstorming meetings (how to turn brainstorming into the topic of a lesson and the excuse for lots of lovely functional language, rather than just another brainstorming vocab stage)

Needs analysis auxiliaries tense review (another lesson polished up over the years and in its best yet version- better than the version on Onestopenglish that you have to pay to see!)

So and neither Answer Me! (same game as above- one of the most fun and adaptable ones ever- with a different grammar point and used this time with Upper Int adults)

Things in common tense review (another attempt to add personalisation, this time to the nasty start to most Upper Int textbooks)

Xtranormal.com dialogue writing activity (making “films” with your students just by typing in the dialogue)

Plus extra book-specific supplementary worksheets in:

Market Leader Games and Worksheets

Inside Out Upper Intermediate Games and Worksheets

Challenges 1 Games and Worksheets (Teen textbook from Oxford University Press)

Tags: Personalisation

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