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08-Apr-2008, 07:36
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 Lessons with no electricity I have a hard knack to crack today. In a few hours I begin teaching, but there is no electricity, no phones, no light, no Internet at this school today due to some heavy snowfall. I don't want to wast that time any ideas for a lesson in semi-darken classroom? No reading, no writing - just listening and speaking. HELP :) Cheers! Mr_K |
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08-Apr-2008, 07:43
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 Re: Lessons with no electricity How old are the children? |
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08-Apr-2008, 07:54
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| Re: Lessons with no electricity They're 16-17. :) |
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08-Apr-2008, 20:47
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| Re: Lessons with no electricity Sounds like a good chance for some modal practice; we would be able to x if we had y, we can't do x... |
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11-Apr-2008, 15:51
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| Re: Lessons with no electricity Souds good! I had that class and what I did was a ghost story reading class. With candles, a plastic skull and stories by E.A. Poe from abridged series. Followed by a discussion and a ghost story competition (homework but instead of grades just feedback and a prize for the best short story. <a copy of E.A.Poe's stories>) Take care! |
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12-Apr-2008, 13:21
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 Re: Lessons with no electricity oh. my students are around 16. maybe you can organize some games or sing songs with them! |
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