All Up to 45 mins articles – Page 31
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Owl Hall: Episode 7: A noise in the night
In the seventh episode, Kara has a bad dream about Owl Hall that takes a sinister turn … You can download the mp3 file for Episode 7, plus a lesson plan (with student worksheets, full transcript and answer keys) written by Lindsay Clandfield.
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Owl Hall: Episode 3: Feeling awkward
In the third episode, Kara produces her first blog entry and video and then has a nasty surprise! You can download the mp3 file for Episode 3, plus a lesson plan (with student worksheets, full transcript and answer keys) written by Lindsay Clandfield.
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Owl Hall: Episode 2: Exploring
In this second spooky episode, Kara, her brother, Martin, and their mum, Janet, arrive at Owl Hall. While Janet makes dinner, Kara and Martin explore the house. You can download the mp3 file for Episode 2, plus a lesson plan (with student worksheets, full transcript and answer keys) written by ...
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Owl Hall: Episode 1: Arrival
In the first episode of this brand-new spooky serialization we meet Kara, her brother, Martin, and their mum, Janet, who are all travelling to the mysterious Owl Hall. You can download the mp3 file for Episode 1, plus a lesson plan (with student worksheets, full transcript and answer keys) written ...
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Experiments: Matchbox paddle boat
In this experiment, pupils learn about the build-up of stored energy and its subsequent release by building a boat powered by an elastic band. Students complete gap-fill and matching exercises practising related vocabulary and the first conditional before placing a sequence of images relating to the experiment in the correct ...
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Live from Geneva: Switzerland
The onestopenglish team is back in Geneva, asking locals and tourists what they like about Switzerland.
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Speaking: Odd jobs
Walton Burns wins the Lesson Share competition with a fun game that practises asking questions and broadens job-related vocabulary.
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CLIL History: The Middle Ages
Check out this engaging Question Loop activity associated with the Middle Ages.
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CLIL Science: Health & Nutrition
Check out this engaging Question Loop activity about health and nutrition.
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Question Loop Speaking Activity: Reproduction in plants and humans: Secondary
Twenty-four question loops on a variety of reproduction vocabulary such as germinate, airborne and bulb for plants, zygote, placenta and umbilical cord for humans.
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Question Loop Speaking Activity: Energy and electricity: Secondary
Twenty-seven question loops that focus on nouns and verbs connected with generating energy, saving energy and energy problems.
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Question Loop Speaking Activity: Water: Secondary
Twenty-five question loops on key verbs, nouns and adjectives connected with water in our everyday lives.
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Question Loop Speaking Activity: Circulation and digestion: Secondary
Twenty-four question loops on specialist anatomical vocabulary connected with the process of circulating blood, medical conditions such as angina and thrombosis and the organs involved when digesting food.
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Pathology of vision: Astigmatism and glaucoma
This is a pairwork worksheet in which students reorder words within a description of astigmatism to make a coherent text then examine a diagram of an astigmatic eye and use modal verbs to make conjectures as to why sufferers experience blurred eyesight. In pairs students ask and answer questions to ...
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Colour
In this lesson plan, students reorder sentences that present the principles of colour vision. Includes key vocabulary such as ‘retina’, ‘receptors’, perceive’, ‘rods’, ‘sensitive’ and ‘pigments’. A writing exercise introduces the notion of colour blindness/Daltonism, getting students to engage with a scientific text by punctuating it. A full key is ...
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Animals: Feet Talk!
Feet are fascinating but what are the differences between human feet and bird feet? In this lesson plan, students match feet photos to the names of birds before listening to a description of the feet of woodpeckers, ducks, ostriches and how their feet are suited to their behaviour. A gap-fill ...
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Pathology of vision: Everyday problems
In this lesson plan, students first consider the process of refocusing the eye and why motion sickness happens. In pairs, students examine diagrams of myopia and hyperopia and describe what causes it. Key terms are provided in a Useful language box. A gap-fill text focuses on conjunctivitis and introduces terms ...
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Live from Geneva: Multilingualism
In this audio lesson, onestopenglish visits Geneva to ask locals and tourists how many languages they speak.
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What shops are there in your town?
This lesson plan teaches the names of shops as well as ‘there is’ and ‘there are’.
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What are you doing?
This lesson plan reviews the present continuous tense and key verbs expressing day-to-day activities.