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Higher education oral communication math cultural activities
Multiplying and Dividing Decimals Project Based Learning
Distance Learning Printable Math Activity Independent Work Packet to send home with students!Food Truck Project PBL Engage all of your learners with this Food Truck Festival PBL! This decimals activity is a great way to have your students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. This math project is fun for all ages, but more specifically the 5th-8th grade age range. This activity can be differentiated by having every student research the same items for a food truck, cho
End of the Year Teacher Roast
Looking for the perfect way to end the year? Let your students roast you!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Describing your location - ESL adult and kid conversation lesson
YOU CAN FIND A VIDEO SAMPLE OF THIS LESSON: Click here This presentation contains a 71 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a vocabulary handout and Teacher’s notes.Descriptions of locations are becoming more and more difficult (not only for ESL), because we have learnt to rely completely on a GPS. We can’t read maps anymore and we have a tough time for giving directions to a specific location, if we can’t “share the GPS location on our phone”.In this lesson, I’ve tried to collect
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: learning to describe - bundle for ESL, EFL, ELL adult conversation
Black Mathematicians
What kind of people do children see when they turn on the TV? Do kids see mathematicians and scientists? If they do, do they see Black and Brown and mathematicians and scientists? Do they know any Black mathematicians? This resource can help you teach Black History during Black History Month and beyond! These mini informational slides are the perfect edition to any classroom to motivate, encourage, inspire, and empower your scholars. Not only does these slides provide students with written text,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PICTURE OF THE DAY 1st Nine Weeks Critical Thinking, Writing Prompt All Subjects
I use this as a daily review of ELA, Math, Social Studies, and Science. 1st Nine Weeks Picture a Day. 45 pictures with discussion pages. I show the big picture first then go to the discussion page. This Power Point covers all subjects. 100% Editable Slides if you would like to change the picture, discussion topics, or writing prompt. The kids LOVE this activity!
Every Slide:
Observations
Inference
Predictions
Fact and Opinion
Cause and Effect
Some Slides:
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Ecosystems
Shape
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ice Breaker/Human Bingo/Find Someone in Spanish - First Day of School
Want to get some movement in your classroom the first day of school? Get students loosened up with this enticing ice breaker in Spanish! Students are to get up their seats and walk around the classroom looking for students that can potentially fulfill the description in each one of the boxes. Description include: "Tiene ojos de color" "Toca un instrumento musical" etc. I usually tell my students who ever fill one line or the whole sheet with students signatures the fastest gets a prize (usually
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Asking for help – what are we afraid of? ESL conversation in PPT
This presentation contains a PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with 2 worksheets that accompany the lesson and teacher's notes. I got interested in this topic after reading a short article, about a company that Uses very interesting and original methods to encourage their workers to ask for help.This lesson was originally designed for ESL adults, but it was so interesting, that I adapted it to a ‘life skill’ 10th, 11th, and 12th-grade classes.This lesson includes:- A particular choice of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Superstitions - What does science say? ESL adults PPT no-prep lesson
This presentation contains a 36 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format. *This is the conversation part of the "superstition" lesson. The second part is called: "Superstitions - quiz"I created this lesson for the Halloween period when superstitions are fun to discuss. Superstitions are a great conversation topic because we all seem to have them. Even my most pragmatic students reluctantly admit that they wouldn’t discuss road accident scenarios while driving or book a flight on Friday the
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Halloween mega bundle - ESL Adult English conversation power-point
Describing feelings – or are they emotions? ESL kids and adults conversation
This presentation contains a 19 slide, PowerPoint presentation with vocabulary and worksheets.Students in ESL classes have a hard time discussing their feelings because it forces them to cross both linguistic and cultural obstacles. This lesson provides word and photo exercises and vocabulary practice. This lesson includes:♚ Feel – idiomatic phrases♚ describing feelings in photos♚ working with a vocabulary of feelings♚ using the new vocabulary in phrases This lesson is part of a six-lesson se
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: learning to describe - bundle for ESL, EFL, ELL adult conversation
CANADA VS USA - ESL adult and kid debate conversation
This presentation contains a 50 slide PowerPoint lesson in an editable PPT format with a work paper and Teacher’s notes that accompany the lesson. This lesson is a wonderful exercise in debating an opinion for ESL students or high school kids.Most ESL students, adults and kids alike, have misconceptions, stereotypes and sometimes just plain wrong opinions about these two great countries.Most of all, in my experience, it’s Canada that gets the short end of the stick. I know the comparison might a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Describing places – ESL adult and kid conversation
This presentation contains a 27 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a vocabulary sheet, and Teacher’s notes.In this lesson we confront ‘place descriptions’ as an upside-down pyramid, starting from the general description and zooming into the details.This lesson one of a series of four lessons that focus on descriptions, vocabulary, and adjective order.This lesson includes:- The vocabulary for the description of places. (location, size, weather, character, people, food, etc)-the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: learning to describe - bundle for ESL, EFL, ELL adult conversation
Excuses - learn how to make them properly! ESL adult & kid conversation
This presentation contains a 31 slide, adaptable power point presentation, with a video and a work paperTeacher notes included.This subject is fun because it gives us an opportunity to talk openly and in detail about something we usually don’t freely admit.It’s also a great opportunity to use the (very English) phrase ‘hypothetically speaking…. Which my students adopted immediately and totally abused by the end of the lesson…This lesson includes: - Proverbs - The difference between an excuse an
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Emoji – A new language? ESL, EFL, ELL adult and kid conversation
This is a two-hour ESL adult conversation lesson about emojis, their significance and the way we use them. The first hour includes a discussion about the role of emojis as a language. In the second hour, students reflect on the cultural aspect of Emojis and possible misunderstandings and gaffs they might cause.“Emojis” have gone way beyond a fun illustration for our text messages. Not only are they becoming a language onto themselves, but this is, as far as we know, the first truly global langua
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Jaime Escalante Reading Activity
This lesson plan includes a 1,000-word article I wrote on Jaime Escalante, the inspiration behind the movie, Stand and Deliver. The article was written for Hispanic Heritage Month but it can also be used as an introduction to the movie.
There are five reading comprehension questions attached to the article and some links to video clips. Answer key included.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Baking Around the World Project
This project is designed for students to chose a country around the world (from the provided list) and to create a power point and oral presentation project on that country's baked item. All of the criteria and directions are provided. I used this in my Baking & Pastry Arts class but it could be used in any foods class where you're studying baking. This is also great for students to work with a partner or great for when you have a sub for a few days. Students seem to find this project really
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Tema 4 | La vida contemporánea
Proyectos, textos con preguntas, audios con preguntas, ensayos, comparaciones culturales. La educación y las carreras profesionalesActividades recreativas y tiempo libre VIAJES y CULTURASEstilo de vida y costumbresCalidad de vidaLas Tradiciones y los valoresValores Humanos, éticos, morales, culturales y universalesCursos: SP AP/IV/V/VI Lenguaje y cultura. 100+Visite mi sitio si quieren ahorrar dinero y para recursos gratuitosalessandrasiciliatibilingualed.com
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Neighbors - ESL conversation lesson with role play for ESL Adults and kids
This presentation contains a 29 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a role play activity and teacher’s notes.Although neighbors and neighborhoods are a universal concept, ESL students usually find ‘neighbor relationships’ in Anglo Saxon cultures very different to what they know and experience in their own countries. A ‘neighborhood barbecue’, a ‘block party’, or a ‘yard sale’ - are very foreign and fascinating concepts to most foreign students.This lesson discusses the difference
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Basic Concepts: quantitative (More/Less)
Basic concepts are the foundation of a child's speech and language development as well as eduction. Those concepts are important for a child to understand in order to perform everyday tasks like following directions, description of things, participating in classroom or engaging in conversation.This bilingual therapy material comes in both English and Chinese (中文) version. It targets on understanding and identifying quantitative basic concepts (more/less). It is also great for children who are wo
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PreK - K, Higher Education
Project-based Unit on Polite/Impolite Behaviors
This project-based unit on polite behaviors is an engaging and interactive way for ESL students to build their communication skills. Other skills and systems are targeted in the unit, such as reading to make predictions and writing a hypothesis. Depending on the dynamics of the class and instructor, this unit can be completed in 1-2 weeks.Although students are expected to conduct surveys in public and present their findings, the tasks can be adapted to suit the class's comfort zones and needs. F
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Warnings 1 – why do we ignore them? – ESL adult and kids conversation
This presentation contains a 33 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a handout, a vocabulary sheet, a practice activity and teacher’s notes. Warnings are an interesting discussion topic. We’ve all received warnings in our lives, and we’ve all ignored some of them for various reasons.This lesson discusses the reasons warnings are and have been ignored in the past (sometimes with severe consequences, like the case of the titanic).This was fun to create and fun to teach. This lesson
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Warnings – a two-unit bundle
Sweet Treat Experiments Using Pop Rocks
14 Delicious recipes for celebrating July 1st, July 4th, graduation or any other day. All recipes are sweet and include adding pop rocks to them. This is optional but makes a great way to celebrate! You can use these recipes in cooking class at school, teach your kids at home how to, or at family celebrations. You can give these treats as presents or even use them as an edtible center piece. Enjoy the pop and fizz these treats give off. Happy Celebrating!! Includes a recipe for pop rocks too. S
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Buying a car • ESL conversation for older students & adults • Intermediate+
This PowerPoint is a resource for adult ESL students (or older high school students). It will guide the conversation between the student and the teacher (or the teacher and a few students). This PowerPoint was made with a lot of student conversation in mind. You'll get access to an editable PowerPoint presentation. This PowerPoint contains: • pictures and definitions of vocabulary• dialogue for 2 people• 18 questions• 5 fill-in-the-blank sentences • 4 reading slides • additional activities on
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Drunk driving • ESL conversation for older students & adults • Intermediate+
This PowerPoint is a resource for adult ESL students (or older high school students). It will guide the conversation between the student and the teacher (or the teacher and a few students). This PowerPoint was made with a lot of student conversation in mind. You'll get access to an editable PowerPoint presentation. This PowerPoint contains: • pictures and definitions of vocabulary• dialogue for 2 people• 13 questions• 5 fill-in-the-blank sentences • 3 reading slides • a bonus slide with celebr
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Electric cars • ESL conversation for adults • Intermediate-advanced
This PowerPoint is a resource for adult ESL students (or older high school students). It will guide the conversation between the student and the teacher (or the teacher and a few students). This PowerPoint was made with a lot of student conversation in mind. You'll get access to an editable PowerPoint presentation. This PowerPoint contains: • pictures and definitions of vocabulary• dialogue for 2 people• 14 questions• 5 fill-in-the-blank sentences • 3 reading slides• bonus slide with pictures
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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