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Level: All Age: All
AT THE AIRPORT
Label the picture with the words in the box.
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Ky 1) rnway,2) departure building, 3) bus, 4) control tower, 51baggage loader. 61 tanker, 71 jetwey, 8) pilot. 9) passengers 10) ground personnel
31) erorehaller.
Level: Ali Age: All
AT THE RAILWAY STATION
Label the picture with the words in the box.
Keys 1 platform, 21 track/railway, 3) ticket office, 4) station newsstand, 5) foot tunnel. 6) station clock, 7) locomotive, 8) passenger coach, 9) engine driver,
101 passengers, 11) platform seat, 12) litter bin 'ss
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,4i Level: All
PETROL PUMP
NEWSSTAND ESCALATOR LUGGAGE
BAGGAGE HANDLER PLATFORM BUS DRIVER
AT THE SEAPORT
Label the picture with the words in the box.
LIGHTHOUSE
WINDSURFER
BERTH
CRUISE/PASSENGER SHIP
DOCK
MOTOR BOAT
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CONTAINER WAREHOUSE DIVER
ANCHOR CARGO VESSEL SAILING BOAT
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Key: 1) dock, 2) cargo vessel, 3) eroi:e/pa:sengerthip, 4) container, 5) warehouse, 6) berth, 7) 1 ighthowe, 8) tailing boat, 9) motorboat, iO) diver, '0-
11) anchor, 12) windnar)er.
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Level: Ilernentary 49e: All
? Rewrite these sentences using the verbs in the box. Don't forget to put them into the right tense.
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61 Last year I went to Italy by plane.
Key::) i drive to work; 211 take the bus to the dub; 31 As the weekends, i ride my bike to she park/i bike to the perk; 41 i aiways walk to She supermarket; 5) i take
She underground to the library; SI Last year I flaw to Italy; 71 We are taking the train tone across the country; 8) He'll take a taxi to the hospital; 911 don't like
driving downtown. I prefer to rake the bus; 15) if I had money, I would sail around the world.
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Level: Pre Intermediate Age: All
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VERB MEANING
1) to carry a) to move or travel controlling a vehicle's movement.
2) to bus b) to travel or move in a particular way.
3) to take C) to take people to a place by bus.
4) to run dl to take things to people's houses or offices.
5) to taxi e) to take something from one place to another.
6) to hire f) to take a means of transport after running after it.
7) to drive g) to get in/on a means of transport.
8) to deliver h) to pay to use something for a short period.
9) to catch i) to move slowly on the ground (plane).
BI Write the past and the past participles of the verbs above.
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Key. A) lIel; 21 v);31 9);41 b);51 i);6) hl;7)al;8l d);9)f). BI 1) carried, voided; 21 burred, bussed; 3) took, taken; 4) tort, run; 5) taxied, taxied; 6) hired, hired;
71 drove, driven, 8) delivered, delivered; 9) caught, caught. c) the srudentsown anrwers. 94
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4) Air transport is _,There are very few accidents around the world.
6) On Sunday mornings there are few people traveling. The underground is almost
8) Seats in Economy class are quite . People can't rest very well.
9) However, seats in First class are very . You can stretch your legs and relax.
KwnA) 1) on; 2)orrs3l off; 4) by; 5) in; 6) rc7)ors8I off; 9) in; 10) by. 0)1) ur,reliablm 21 rtlitble, panstuaL3) dangerous; 4) safe 5)smwed;6)empty 7)feni,
qulclt B) uncomfortable; 91 comfy, comfortable, spacious, roomy.
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Vocabulary
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pictures for children to learn the tetlers' names
and the sounds they stand for. The cards of this This game is inspired
poster will provide many opportunities to expose in the letters of the
the children to the letters in print. alphabet and different
categories. Sure your
Here are some activities for helping children learn the students know and
alphabet. have played it many
times but here goes a
reminder with its
and guide the children to catl out the letters. rules.
Then they can go through the alphabet adding the words All the students play
represented in the pictures. Example: A for apple. B for book. C individually and they
for cat, etc. (Find a complete list on pholocopiable page 20.)
will have the grid on
page 21, so make sure
you have copies for
• Have the children make the letters of their names out of
everybody before the class! There is enough space to add the
ptasticine, dough or clay, then spelt them out.
categories you consider appropriate; even the students can list
• Prepare a series of cards with words they already know, for them as they choose. Put the cards of the poster face down on
example, dog, girl, bolt, etc. Ask the children to spell the words your desk. You can draw a card and show it to the students.
or say which words begin with the letter you say. They will write the letter the card shows in the first column.
- You: D See example below. At the 'Go!' the timer starts and the
Children: D for dog. students have to write an answer starting with the selected
They could provide words starting with D and say, D for dog, letters to each category. Assign several minutes and say 'Stop!'
door and day. when time is up. The scoring should be as follows: one point if
The rest of the class can go on adding words until you decide the answer is correct but ten points for a student who it the
to change the letter. only one with that answer. So, they will have to think hard to
• Cut out words from old magazines or newspapers that start write down a word that is not so well known. The winner is
with a letter chosen for the day. The children can add more the one with the most points at the end of all the rounds
words or drawings of things to the list. agreed upon (ust before starting the game. As you can see, this
• Distribute the photocopiable activity on page 20. Have the grid will be useful for five rounds, but you can increase the
children cut out the cards and write the letter corresponding to number making extra photocopies or reduce it depending on
the picture. how much time there is for this game. You can also change the
categories for each round.
• Put these cards face down on the desk. In turns, the children
pick up a card and name the letter and the object. They could Some of the categories you may want to include are: animals,
also spell the complete word. foods, cities, countries, sports, fruits, jobs, clothes, colours,
• Spread the cards face up on the desk and ask the children 10 vegetables,
put them in alphabetical order. Have them say the alphabet tools, u
forwards and backwards. adjectives,
actions,
• Print several sets of cards and spread them on the desk. In
drinks, boys'
groups of four or five, the students pick op cards to form girls'
words. They will stand in front of the class showing their names,
cards. Their mates will spelt the word and call out the name of furniture etc
the object.
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• Put a set of cards face down on the desk. The children pick
up one card, keep it and do not show it to their mates. Then
they will say each other, I have letter... What letter do you
have? According 10 their answers they will form the alphabet,
and then raise the cards to show they have completed the task.
• Ask your students to line up in alphabetical order according
10 the first letter in their names. This activity is a good
icebreaker for students to learn their mates' names.
L) Level: Beginner Age: Children
THE ALPHABET
Write the letter of the alphabet and the name of the object in the spaces provided.
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ghr, 15) 0, orange; 16)P. pot, 17)Q quail; 18l FL river, 19)e, snake; 201T,tmne;21) U, umbrella; 22)V, violin; 23)W, worm; 24) X, xylophone; 25)Y, yoyo;261Zzebra.
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Level: All Age: All
LETTERORIES
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Saint Patrick is the patron saint and nation
Ireland. St. Patrick is credited with bringins
to Ireland.
Background
It is believed St. Patrick was born in the late
He is most known for driving the snakes from
was probably a symbol for having put an end
practices.
Saint Patrick's Day has come lobe associated
culture: green and gold colours, shamrocks a:
those who celebrate its intended meaning, thi
spiritual renewal and prayer.
Class Plan
Elementary students (9-year-olds +)
Objectives:
.10 learn about St. Patrick and Ireland.
To review the alphabet.
Activities:
•The teacher will show a picture of St. Patrick and the flag of Did you know?
Ireland, briefly comment on the celebration and copy key words
• Gaelic is the most commonly spoken language in
on the board: green, shamrocks, snakes, parades. At the end of
Ireland, next to Irish and English.
the talk, the teacher will erase the words.
• Titanic, the unsinkable ship, which sank in its maiden
• Students will then work on the worksheet (see page 26). They voyage, was built in Ireland.
will complete the missing letters from the words, then colour St.
Patrick's picture. The teacher will later instruct them how to • Ireland's oldest pub, Sean's Bar, was founded some 900
years ago.
colour the rest of the pictures.
There are more Irish people living OUTside of Ireland
They can later make a mini-spelling competition using the new
than IN.
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Nowruz is a traditional Zoroastrian holiday, the
first monotheistic religion established in the
world. In Iraq,
it is called Spring's Day since the celebration falls in
the spring season. In Iraqi Kurdistan region, Nowruz
is considered lobe the start or the first day of spring.
holiday. The people wear their best clothes, especially the • www.krg.srg/p/p,aspx?l12&p=212
women who wear colourful attires. • www.cpt.org/cptnet/201 3/05/56/iraql-kurdistan-spring 2013 update
Class Plan
Elementary students 18 year oils +1
Objectives:
-To learn about Spring Day in Iraq.
Activities: __________
-The teacher shows the map with the flag and asks children
which country they belong to. Did you know?
'The teacher briefly describes this national day. • The traditional music of Iraq is the maqam, which is a
sweet and slow rhythm based on Arabic poetry.
.11w teacher presents pictures of typical costumes for this
celebration (see page 27). The teacher introduces/revises • It is offensive to use one's left hand while eating
clothing vocabulary.
because it is considered to be unclean.
• If someone admires an Iraqi's possession, the Iraqi will
-The teacher then asks students to describe their favourite usually insist that this person takes it.
clothes among the ones provided. • The popular story Alibaba and the Forty Thieves was
Example: He/She is wearing... written around 1,000 years ago in Iraq.
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Now we will see how to create comics using classic software
programs. This is a good option for students to work on their
own computers, without depending on an Internet connection
Comic Life
This program is not free though you can download a
temporary copy from corniclife.corn. You will access a blank
screen where you will not be able to make drawings or insert
pre-designed shapes. The graphic component has to be added
by the user.
First, you have to create the basic structure for the comic strip.
Drag and drop a template from the right side of the screen.
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Also on the right, there are three image search options;
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• If you click on Photos, the program will automatically search
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as well as a wide variety of visual effects. The final product
• And clicking on Capture you can capture images being taken
will not be a comic strip, but a funny card with stunning
with your webcam.
visual effects without knowing much about photo editing.
Bubbles can be added by dragging and dropping them from a
Once you open the program, there appears a file browser to
gallery at the bottom of the screen.
import images from your computer. Select the image, which
Inserting the text is very easy because in the selected bubble will be displayed full-screen, and follow these steps;
there automatically appears the text "Your words here" • Right-click on the image and select Edit image from the
showing where to type your text. drop-down menu.
The bubble shape can be modified just by clicking on the • At the top of the screen there will appear an edit tool bar to
button ,. and selecting a new one from the available styles. apply any changes you might consider necessary.
To edit the text there are four icons in the upper menu bar;
• Insert text bubbles by clicking on New Balloon from the
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font type.
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takes a picture of the screen or part of it and enables you to
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