All Reading articles – Page 33
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Using Tidal Power to Make Electricity
Show how this renewable source of energy can be used to power homes while cutting our carbon footprint.
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How Geothermal Power is Produced
Show how energy below the earth can be harnessed to produce electricity.
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Spot on news lessons for teens: Fair for all
This news lesson is about the benefits of the Fairtrade system, which helps farmers and artisans to get paid fairly.
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Spot on news lessons for teens: New Zealand: Air, Land and Sea
This Spot on news lesson is about New Zealand: a country of fantastic scenery and extreme sports.
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The Cold War
The rivalry between the USSR and the USA dominated international affairs for decades. Students learn the reasons why in this range of CLIL resources.
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How Nuclear Power is Produced
Students learn how nuclear power is produced by splitting uranium atoms.
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How a Combined Heat and Power Plant Works
Students watch an animation which demonstrates how we can turn trees into steam!
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Wind Power - From Air to Electricity
How can the energy in wind be harnessed to produce electricity?
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How Oil and Gas were Formed
Students learn how oil and gas were formed over two million years ago.
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Urbanization
Through these resources students learn about changing patterns of urbanization, how to interpret data and how to discuss findings in English. Resources include speaking activities with useful language boxes, map-labelling exercises and guided writing tasks.
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Colours of the rainbow
Learn how rain splits light into colours by colouring in the rainbow with the colours in the right order.
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Castle siege
Which cannonball will hit the tower? Complete the path to find out while learning about gravity.
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The Well: Chapter 3: Audio and activities
The third chapter of this starter-level Macmillan Reader is now available for Staff Room members.
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One thing leads to another
A British English worksheet to put the stages of a relationship in order according to different criteria.
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ArticleOnestop Phonics - Alphabet
A comprehensive introduction to the Onestop Phonics series for young learners by Rachel Finnie. The article includes an explanation of what phonics is, approaches to teaching phonics and an outline of the series.
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ArticleBritish English vocabulary lessons: A sign of the times
A lesson to encourage students to discuss the language used in signs.
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Lesson Share: Presenting grammar in a way that accommodates different learning styles
Claire Treleaven's article and lesson plan is aimed at using alternative ways to present grammar to students with varied learning styles.