Thanks man. Will try tomorrow. And yes, I am doing a 20-day summer course of three hours each day in China. You probably know what I'm going through ;)
Gidday mate, ... thks for sharing, you know something mate? Instead of throwing the board with a ball, my nine year student threw the ball on me ... hiks hiks ... just because I was wearing Arsenal jersey no 7 ...
great ideas,i have 10 and 11 year olds where some are really advanced and some cannot read or write and their abilities vary ,do you think this will work,im hoping to try this and feel it might breach the gap in their levels
+Marina Cercvadze Thanks. The best place for that is my book English Rocks: 101 ESL Games, Activities and Lesson Plans. I have several other videos and my website www.esladventure.com has lots of stuff too. I kind of stopped making these videos because I thought the quality was a little bad. Maybe I could make a couple new ones, however. I guess if it has 10,000 views people are interested. Thanks!
The activity it's fine to me . I'd consider changing the object to be thrown though for something stickier. I guess i'd go for several wet crumpled toilet papers.
+Jason Bolster "How" is still considered a "WH" question within an English class environment. It's just how it's always been. I know it sort of makes no sense, but... oh well.
Brilliant, honest and practical
I'm so trying this tomorrow. Thank you!
Thanks man. Will try tomorrow. And yes, I am doing a 20-day summer course of three hours each day in China. You probably know what I'm going through ;)
Jules van der Sneppen I believe it's called Hell. Good luck :)
Love it! Much appreciated!!
Very clever way of teaching...Thank u
very nice! thank you for sharing
Hey man, love this game so much! Also, that is one hell of a throwing arm you have there!
brilliant idea!
wow
what a great idea 👌
Thanks a lot
Thank you for sharing this with us.
I liked this one a lot.
Nice stuff Greg, thanks.
Thank you for sharing!
THANK YOU Teacher Greg!
Great and simple 😘
man you are gas! cheers for the vid
i love your game it was cool in my class
Wonderful idea! I just love it!
it is an amazing activity.. I am gonna try it out inside the class and will let you know how did it go... cheers mate
Thanks for watching - I hope it works out for you!
I have told them these to develope their thinking, problem is the occassional student who sits in class and doesnt try
Gidday mate, ... thks for sharing, you know something mate? Instead of throwing the board with a ball, my nine year student threw the ball on me ... hiks hiks ... just because I was wearing Arsenal jersey no 7 ...
Nice game. And handsome boy.
Thanks a lot for the game
thanks for the idea
Cheers!!
I suppose this will only work for beginner students
great ideas,i have 10 and 11 year olds where some are really advanced and some cannot read or write and their abilities vary ,do you think this will work,im hoping to try this and feel it might breach the gap in their levels
love it
This is great. I have mixed aged and mixed ability classes but some should get this and enjoy it. What's your site called?
Tom Williams www.esladventure.com
Thanks for watching!
good
we need more game! please tell us more ;)
+Marina Cercvadze Thanks. The best place for that is my book English Rocks: 101 ESL Games, Activities and Lesson Plans. I have several other videos and my website www.esladventure.com has lots of stuff too.
I kind of stopped making these videos because I thought the quality was a little bad. Maybe I could make a couple new ones, however. I guess if it has 10,000 views people are interested. Thanks!
you are welcome
Like this video? I've got 101 other ideas that will help you:
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Which?
5ws & 1h mass comm
Good ideas but not great quality..
This is fun. Just next time record with a camera not with a stone.
Oh My God
The activity it's fine to me . I'd consider changing the object to be thrown though for something stickier. I guess i'd go for several wet crumpled toilet papers.
Jorge Trigueros
i hate to break this to you, but "how" doesn't begin with "wh." What's wrong with "which?"
+Jason Bolster "How" is still considered a "WH" question within an English class environment. It's just how it's always been. I know it sort of makes no sense, but... oh well.
well, how does contain a w and an h, (at the beginning and end of the word) so it's still counts.
I suppose that most of the start with "wh" and "wh-words" is an easier term than "interrogative pronouns."
He's teaching question words and you have to include How.
But it starts with "h", so that's why it is called "wh". Make totally sense.
Oh hello =)
i hate to break this to you, but "how" doesn't begin with "wh." What's wrong with "which?"
He said that it doesn't, you just didn't hear him.
A wh question starts wit wh or h