“Talking about the Titanic” is an English language exercise aimed at engaging students in a discussion about the Titanic. Students try to match the vocabulary at the bottom of the page to the pictures. Then they try to answer the questions and recreate the story of the Titanic in their own words.
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“Telling stories” is a story telling exercise using pictures. Students try to match the vocabulary at the bottom of the page to the pictures. Then they try to tell stories about the pictures.
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Great ideas to start the year with our Zoom ESL classes, many thanks.
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Thank you so much. Amazing ideas!