All Vocabulary articles – Page 33
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What's at sea?
Which form of energy is moving the boat through the water? A lesson plan for young learners to find the boats powered by wind, humans and steam.
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Sound and light
A lesson plan with colouring-in and classifying activities that facilitate pupils’ understanding of loud/quiet sounds and natural/artificial light.
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Solar energy
This lesson plan contains code-breaking and other activities to teach the origins and uses of solar energy.
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Save some for me!
Where do we get our energy from? In this lesson plan, pupils learn about renewable and non-renewable resources.
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Light it up!
Which of these objects is a conductor? This is a worksheet with a fun Science Museum game about electricity.
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Grammar focus: Energy
In this lesson plan, pupils classify countable and uncountable nouns while learning vocabulary words such as ‘solar panels’ and ‘petroleum’. The activities are suitable for pupils to complete individually or together as a class.
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Venn diagrams
How many pupils are afraid of snakes but not of spiders? What share of the class likes strawberry ice cream? In this lesson plan, pupils read a text then complete a Venn diagram and pie charts. Warm up activities and project ideas engage young learners by encouraging them to discuss ...
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Telling the time
In this worksheet, young learners read a series of clocks to complete sentences, and match clocks to daily activities such as ’bedtime’ and ’playtime’.
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Probability
A lesson plan to use coins, dice and different coloured sweets to teach students how to determine probability.
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Plotting and interpreting graphs
Make maths exciting by linking graphs to favourite activities such as swimming and playing football. In this lesson plan, pupils interpret a graph to complete sentences and read a paragraph to fill in their own graph. Helps consolidate important action verbs and the present continuous. Included in the teacher’s notes ...
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Number sequences
Encouraging your pupils to recognise sequences and patterns in numbers and words is important for developing their learning skills. In these worksheet activities, pupils identify patterns to complete number sequences and use their knowledge of times tables to colour the squares a chart.
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Fractions and percentages
A lesson plan with fun, interactive exercises that use students’ daily activities to teach fractions and percentages.
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Data: Bar and line graphs
A worksheet and lesson plan to help teach pupils to interpret and draw their own graphs.
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Counting with coins
Pupils will have been working on identifying and using rhyming words in their own language: in these activities learners complete poems and play a memory game using rhyming words in English. The worksheet also helps pupils recognise the structure of simple poems and reinforces basic vocabulary words such as ’kite’ ...
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Your English: Collocations: acquire
Tim Bowen has acquired a reputation for writing stellar Your English articles. Read on to see why …
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New Year
What do you do on New Year’s Eve? Do you watch fireworks? Do you make a resolution? In this lesson plan, young learners label pictures, circle the correct words to describe their New Year celebrations, and draw and label their favourite New Year’s Eve activity, while practising sentence formation and ...
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Christmas
In this lesson plan, young learners match Christmas words such as ‘mistletoe’ and ‘candles’ to pictures, decorate and describe a Christmas tree, and create their own Advent calendar to count down to Christmas. The activities teach about the holiday’s traditions while consolidating the singular and plural forms of the verb ’be’.
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Summer solstice
In this lesson plan, pupils match sentence halves, number a series of pictures and identify words hidden in a picture to describe the ways people celebrate the longest day of the year. The worksheet includes fun colouring and drawing exercises and helps pupils practise forming sentences and reading aloud.