This function-based activity combines role playing with an information gap format. Half the students are landlords, and the other half are prospective renters. The students must gather information about apartments to rent.

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In the classic game of charades, students mime action verbs while the others watch. The class guesses the demonstrated verb and makes sentences in the present continuous tense. In this way, students see, feel, hear, and say the word.

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When your class needs a change of pace, you can practice basic language points in unusual ways. A board race, as demonstrated here, will re-energize your class. In this game students must categorize the two forms of comparative adjectives.

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Solar Video Project

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http://www.volunteeradventures .com
Argentina is the most visited country in South America, thanks to an elegant national capital, a lively, refined culture, and extreme geographical beauty. The nation's vast and varied terrain stretches from the spectacular tropical waterfalls of Iguazú on the Brazilian border to the frosty town of Ushuaia in southern Tierra del Fuego. In between are countless towns, cities, and rural regions each with its own unique brand of appeal. The second largest country on the continent, Argentina is home to nearly 38 million people.

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www.volunteerabroad.ie
EIL, the Chilean Ministry of Education and the United Nations Development Program are seeking native English speakers to work as volunteer English language teaching assistants in schools as part of the efforts to improve language skills among Chilean school students.

The program is a collaboration between the volunteers and Chilean EFL teachers. Each volunteer is a real support in the classroom and for many the only chance to practice with an English speaker.

Volunteers dont specifically have to have previous teaching experience as they work hand in hand with the EFL teacher. If you'd like to learn more about this program please visit:

http://www.volunteerabroad.ie/ chile_special2008.htm

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