All Writing articles – Page 11
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ArticleBang, bang!
This inventive speaking skills lesson by Karen Richardson gives students practice in describing an incident.
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Hydrogen Power
Students learn how hydrogen could one day be made and stored as a source of electricity.
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Fuel Cells
Show the class how atoms and electrons interact to produce two sources of energy: electricity and water.
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Biomass Power
What is biomass and how is it used to make electricity? Does it add to climate change or is it a clean, green source of energy? Find out in this set of resources.
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Obama's 2008 victory speech
This comprehensive lesson plan by Rosie McAndrew, available at intermediate and advanced levels, focuses on the final part of Barack Obama's presidential victory speech. Students complete pre- and post-listening activities, including a focus on the literary style of the speech and Internet-based research tasks.
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How Wave Power Works
Teach the class how the energy in waves can be used to generate electricity, and reinforce the present and passive tenses and relative clauses using 'which'.
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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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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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Writing: A class or company newsletter
In this lesson by Karen Richardson, students work collaboratively to produce a class newsletter.
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Spotlight on you
A British English worksheet to write a question for each student in the class. To ask and answer questions.
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When and what?
A British English worksheet to ask and answer questions about daily routines.
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Spot the similarities
An American English worksheet to find similarities between two different pictures by asking and answering questions. To write brief descriptions of the pictures.