Bank of Didactic Materials
This bank of materials is aimed to be used for English teachers in a digital environment or in a virtual class. The main porpouse of this bank is to teach different grammar tenses such as; parts of speech, past tenses, future, simple present and to have fun games to use as a warm up, during the class, or at the end of the class to reinforce a topic. This bank of material is proposed as a combination of units.
START
Sharon Duran Ch.
General Instructions
This course focuses on teenagers, young adults and adults students. In this course the student will acquire knowledge about grammar and grammar structures for an A2 Level.
Use the icon of the house to return to the first page. Click on every icon you see to find more information or instructions. Remember that all these activities can work with teenagers, yound adults and adults from ages 12 to 45.
Index
Objectives
Unit 01
Material Going to
This course will focus on grammar interactive digital materials to develop an English class for adults and young adults. Click on each icon here if you want to move directly to a certain topic or material.
Modals and past tense
Material Simple Present
Writing activity
Objectives
English Level A2
- Express comprehension of the use of simple present and is able to communicate by using it in sentences.
- Produce sentences using the future going to or will.
- Distinguish the difference between the modals can and could.
- Identify the use of simple past.
- Develop sentences using the simple past structure.
UNIT 01
Simple Present: Learning the basisFuture: Going to vs Will
UNIT 01 Simple Present
What is Simple Present
We use the simple present tense when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly (or unceasingly, which is why it's sometimes called present indefinite). Depending on the person, the simple present tense is formed by using the root form or by adding ‑s or ‑es to the end.
+ Video
Use the following activities after you have explained the simple present. The idea is for the students to practice using the simple present while talking,or writing, or answering questions. Use the snake and ladders activity with supervision. This activity is for youn adults, teenagers and adults.
Snakes and Ladders
Roll the dice!
Click on the instructions before you start to play the game.
Instructions
QUIZ
Simple Present Quiz
START
UNIT 01 Future will / going to
The future
Will vs going to
Will is used to express future actions decided at the moment of speaking while Going to describes future plans decided before the moment of speaking.
+ Video
Use this video to teach the students how going to is used. However, make sure to pause it and to translate what they are saying, especially because it's for a begginer class.
Use the following activity after teaching the future.This activity is for teenagers, and adults. Read the instructions before playing. And check the i icon for more information. This game should be played with supervision.
GAME For going to
JUMANLLY
START
yOU BETTER SURVIVE!
Instructions
If you want to survive make sure you click on the circles and do what this board game says.And of course, make sure to use future going to or will.
IF YOU'VE MADE IT HERE, CLICK...
Players:
UNIT 02
Modals and past tenseUse the following materials to introduce the students to the modals and past tense
Modals and past tense
Modals
Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs (also called helping verbs) like can, will, could, shall, must, would, might, and should. Modal verbs add meaning to the main verb in a sentence by expressing possibility, ability, permission, or obligation.
VIDEO
MODALS QUIZUse this quiz after you have taught the modals.
QUIZ
Regular and irregular verb listto give to the students for working on the writing part at the end.
PDF- Click
Clue- solve
Use this game with the students to understand the past tense. This activity is for teenagers, and adults. A2 Level.
Click where it says the word "game". There you will find a slide that shows you blurred clues. Place the courser on each blurred clue, and discover who is the mistery famous character. Students can use the internet to investigate. At the end click on solve and type the last name of the character.
Game
You will also have to write a small paragraph about what did you do on Christams Eve, and share it with your classmates to get feedback. This activity is for teenagers, and young adults, and adults. Ages 12- to 60.
Final activities- Writing activities
Now, do some research about your favourite painter, writer, actor, and write a paragraph of what he or she did in the past and why was it important. Make sure to higlight the use of the past tense. Watch the video down below to reinforce the use of the past tense.
UNIT 02 Simple Present
Simple Past
The simple past, past simple or past indefinite, sometimes called the preterite, is the basic form of the past tense in Modern English. It is used principally to describe events in the past.
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Bank of Didactic Materials
This bank of materials is aimed to be used for English teachers in a digital environment or in a virtual class. The main porpouse of this bank is to teach different grammar tenses such as; parts of speech, past tenses, future, simple present and to have fun games to use as a warm up, during the class, or at the end of the class to reinforce a topic. This bank of material is proposed as a combination of units.
START
Sharon Duran Ch.
General Instructions
This course focuses on teenagers, young adults and adults students. In this course the student will acquire knowledge about grammar and grammar structures for an A2 Level.
Use the icon of the house to return to the first page. Click on every icon you see to find more information or instructions. Remember that all these activities can work with teenagers, yound adults and adults from ages 12 to 45.
Index
Objectives
Unit 01
Material Going to
This course will focus on grammar interactive digital materials to develop an English class for adults and young adults. Click on each icon here if you want to move directly to a certain topic or material.
Modals and past tense
Material Simple Present
Writing activity
Objectives
English Level A2
UNIT 01
Simple Present: Learning the basisFuture: Going to vs Will
UNIT 01 Simple Present
What is Simple Present
We use the simple present tense when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly (or unceasingly, which is why it's sometimes called present indefinite). Depending on the person, the simple present tense is formed by using the root form or by adding ‑s or ‑es to the end.
+ Video
Use the following activities after you have explained the simple present. The idea is for the students to practice using the simple present while talking,or writing, or answering questions. Use the snake and ladders activity with supervision. This activity is for youn adults, teenagers and adults.
Snakes and Ladders
Roll the dice!
Click on the instructions before you start to play the game.
Instructions
QUIZ
Simple Present Quiz
START
UNIT 01 Future will / going to
The future
Will vs going to
Will is used to express future actions decided at the moment of speaking while Going to describes future plans decided before the moment of speaking.
+ Video
Use this video to teach the students how going to is used. However, make sure to pause it and to translate what they are saying, especially because it's for a begginer class.
Use the following activity after teaching the future.This activity is for teenagers, and adults. Read the instructions before playing. And check the i icon for more information. This game should be played with supervision.
GAME For going to
JUMANLLY
START
yOU BETTER SURVIVE!
Instructions
If you want to survive make sure you click on the circles and do what this board game says.And of course, make sure to use future going to or will.
IF YOU'VE MADE IT HERE, CLICK...
Players:
UNIT 02
Modals and past tenseUse the following materials to introduce the students to the modals and past tense
Modals and past tense
Modals
Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs (also called helping verbs) like can, will, could, shall, must, would, might, and should. Modal verbs add meaning to the main verb in a sentence by expressing possibility, ability, permission, or obligation.
VIDEO
MODALS QUIZUse this quiz after you have taught the modals.
QUIZ
Regular and irregular verb listto give to the students for working on the writing part at the end.
PDF- Click
Clue- solve
Use this game with the students to understand the past tense. This activity is for teenagers, and adults. A2 Level.
Click where it says the word "game". There you will find a slide that shows you blurred clues. Place the courser on each blurred clue, and discover who is the mistery famous character. Students can use the internet to investigate. At the end click on solve and type the last name of the character.
Game
You will also have to write a small paragraph about what did you do on Christams Eve, and share it with your classmates to get feedback. This activity is for teenagers, and young adults, and adults. Ages 12- to 60.
Final activities- Writing activities
Now, do some research about your favourite painter, writer, actor, and write a paragraph of what he or she did in the past and why was it important. Make sure to higlight the use of the past tense. Watch the video down below to reinforce the use of the past tense.
UNIT 02 Simple Present
Simple Past
The simple past, past simple or past indefinite, sometimes called the preterite, is the basic form of the past tense in Modern English. It is used principally to describe events in the past.