Task 2 Create a set of worksheets (4 minimum) for A2 level students

This set of worksheets  include vocabulary, grammar, writing and a game.  In the Blog entry there must be a short description of the activity: which level it is aimed at, what language content is dealt with, etc.

Whole page with prompts for speaking practice - can be used for either introducing oneself to the whole group or as an interview exercise. This worksheet can be used as a whole class activity: give students some time to prepare their answers. Then can individually introduce themselves to the whole class. Alternatively, they can make up all the information and use it for a pair work interview.

A crossword to practise body parts. Students match the words to the correct pictures and complete the crossword. Then find a secret message.

                                                         

With this board game, students will practise GIVING ADVICE in an enjoyable way. Pre-teach possible ways to give advice first, focusing ont he form SHOULD or SHOULDN´T, although there are many other ways to give advice (short grammar summary included). Answer key with sample advice included for almost half of the game squares. Let´s make learning fun.

Grammar-based ´Getting to know you´ worksheet aimed at practising the use of correct wh-question words, speaking, listening, asking for clarification, asking to repeat, note-taking and short presentations or talking in front of the class.

Four skills worksheet focusing on jobs and careers. 

With this board game, learners will practise the future with ´GOING TO´ in an enjoyable way. Every square provides a picture clue (or some words). Every time a correct answer is given, the game can be used as a communicative activity whereby players ask each follow-up questions. Let´s make learning fun!

Grammar-based themed worksheet aimed at practising reading comprehension, the use of present simple questions and adverbs of frequency, speaking, listening, asking for clarification, asking to repeat, note-taking, short presentations or talking in front of the class and writing a paragraph. NOTE: If you want students to practise more listening you could cut the ws into two halves (or use 2 wss) and let students interview each other without them having seen the questions beforehand (pair work). Also, you could use more of these worksheets and do a group work exercise.

The game: Guess your opponent's mystery person before your opponent guesses yours. You can only answer ‘YES’ or ‘NO.’