Banana resourses for teachers and students

[Т А Кузнецова]

Banana resourses for students and teachers

 

It’s not a mistake; this is the link to the site www.englishbanana.com

 

Time to go to class. You need to prepare stuff for your lesson then you can find many classroom materials to choose from. There are many things online, printable materials and interactive methods. First choose the type of students you are teaching. The level and purpose you are aiming for. Then you can decide which material you want to use in your classroom. Choose a link and see if it suits your need and then go to another one. You can tailor your needs from different site to make a complete lesson plan.

Here is an activity from the materials of the site:

 

Cut out from newspapers and magazines, or bring to class, examples of the following types of written texts, and ask your learners to identify them – either matching them from a list or using their judgement to decide what kind of text each one is. After they have identified each one, get them to think about what the purpose of each text is. What did the writer of each text wish to communicate and why – and to whom?

 

Different types of written texts:

 

• a postcard

• a voucher

• TV listings

• a leaflet or a flyer

• personal ads

• a weather report

• a review (e.g. music, theatre, cinema, etc.)

• a financial report

• a sports article

• a news article

• a headline

• a letter

• a photograph

• an advertisement

• catalogue entries

• a cartoon

• a booklet

• a poster

• an index

• a form

• a magazine article

• classified ads

 

 

Note: your learners will probably be able to think of more types...!

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Banana resourses for students and teachers

 

It’s not a mistake; this is the link to the site www.englishbanana.com

 

 

Блестящий ресурс! Спасибо!

[teacherZ]

Огромное спасибо за ресурс.