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Looking for a reading activity for your English/ESL students? This no-prep download for Bucket Lists is perfect for late teens and adult learners. This includes ESL levels and high school students. It includes 3 “Psychology Today” inspired pieces as well as a writing portion afterwards. Ideal for: homework, in-class reading activity, writing activity, English discussions, and group talk Class Objectives and Outcome Students learn what bucket lists are as well as the most common regrets the elderly have Insight into their own dreams, passions, and life story In-class discussion that can include the entire class or neighbor students Download details 1-2 hour class activity 3 pages Table of contents Title Articles Written Section Terms & Conditions, Our socials, Freebies for Teachers! Optional Instructions There are multiple approaches you can use depending on your group. I’ve found this to work best: ESL Learners unfamiliar with the term bucket list Entrepreneurial and personal growth classes TESOL groups and foreign students High school students interested in goals, regrets Classrooms where you’d like students to consider goal setting and personal achievements Leave a comment below if you’ve had success using this resource with other groups! We also love the feedback, so please comment below and we’ll be in touch! Appropriate Age/Grade or Cambridge English Scale Middle of High School and above Mid Intermediate to Advanced Level Students Business Students interested in learning more English We decided to start Teacher Fuel after working as English, ESL and TEFL teachers for the last decade. We were often shocked at the lack of resources many institutes and centers had for teachers wanting to break into education as English teachers- The amount of time wasted on looking up supplementary material was staggering! In response, we started sharing our resources with our staff and were surprised by the encouraging feedback we got. After taking a step away from teaching full-time, we decided to open our marketplace! T-Fuel is all about giving you the tools required for ESL, English and TEFL classrooms without having to spend precious hours scouring for scraps. We never shy away from a challenge and are dedicated to giving teachers complete and convenient resources so you can have that little more fuel to teach your next lesson or inspire that tricky student.

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Hey guys! This is a quick-no frills reading and writing activity for students in grade 7 and above on “Lamb to the Slaughter” by R. DAHL. Awesome printout for teachers looking to practice reading and writing comprehension using short stories. If you don’t know - The short story covers the actions of a housewife following her husband’s news. Dahl is best known for his longer works, such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, and James and the Giant Peach. This story, however, is a bit darker and intended for a slightly older audience. In addition, this also works great with ESL-EFL-TESL students who need to improve their reading, writing and comprehension skills! The package includes R.Dahl’s Lamb to the Slaughter New words and expressions Sentence creation using the new words Multiple choice and long answer section Freebies located at the end of the package Optionally You can cover the entire package as a class Use the package as a reading, writing quiz Assign this package as homework Incorporate group work and transition into class discussion Happy teaching

Looking for an interesting debate activity and topic and don’t know where to start? Perhaps you’re interested in introducing debates as a way to improve critical thinking or listening/speaking skills? This one-click download for animal rights and testing debate is perfect for Animal Welfare Day. It encourages early high school/ late high school students (and adult ESL learners) to develop critical thinking and logic skills in a debate format. The download includes everything you need to get started all in one zip file - along with an instructions document. Detailed summary found below, ideal for: Introducing Debates in English/law/ESL classes Critical thinking & Analytical-focused classes Adult and Teen group collaboration Class Objectives and Outcome Think critically and analyze arguments empirically Assess and present thoughts in a logical manner on conflicting topics Gain a better understanding of both sides of an argument using focused vocab, timing and research Use research and collaboration to argue a point Improve listening, public speaking and articulation skills Download details 1-3 Day class activity (Teacher’s discretion) 6 easy to understand files Table of contents Instructions for Teachers Debate Intro and handout A slide show that you can use to guide some thoughts and discussions with your class Multi-page student graphic organizer to help students as they plan and research their debates and ongoing arguments Terms & Conditions, Our socials, Optional Instructions: Teachers will decide how long they would like this activity to last. More time = more research and teamwork. For first time debaters, please read below: Have classroom projector ready for presentation and class introductions Create copies of debate intro and student organizer equivalent to the number of students you have, each document will be given to one student You can: Prepare a box where the judges may be submitting their votes for debate winners anonymously

Need a No-prep Activity? Whew! Our multiple page quick and easy download for icebreakers, warmers and activities will give you an easy-to-understand guide on games and engaging warm ups. We’re including JUST a 1-page explanations for each activity along with variations and on-the-phone formats so you don’t need to rush out of class to print anything. All of these are minimal/no-prep after all! We’ve used this mainly for English and ESL classes however it is EASILY adjusted for various subjects and topics you are covering. To add, each of these games contains recommended time allocation, student level, size and even variations for those of us who love to keep students thinking! We wanted to keep material flexible for ALL Teachers so we made the instructions and game formats interesting and engaging so your students will never get tired of these no-prep activities. Download details: A HUGE Variety of Times and levels for every kind of class Ten Pages of Different Warmers/Icebreakers you can use any day of the week Variations and easy-to-understand directions for each game Our Sincere Thank your and FREEBIES at the back Happy Teaching! –

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Description Looking for an engaging class activity that gets students thinking critically and developing their writing skills? Perhaps you’re interested in introducing debate writing and persuasive arguments to enhance analytical abilities of your students? This one-click download for whether or not we should keep animals in zoos is perfect for primary or middle school students interested in writing prompts, debate writing, and organizational writing. This product is designed to encourage grades 5-8 students to explore both sides of an argument, develop critical thinking skills, and enhance their persuasive writing techniques. Ideal for: Introducing persuasive writing and debate in language arts or social studies classes Critical thinking & Analytical-focused activities Middle school group collaboration Class Objectives and Outcome: Understand and apply the elements of persuasive writing, including thesis statements, logical arguments (logos), emotional appeals (pathos), and credibility (ethos) Analyze and present thoughts logically and empathetically on controversial topics Develop the ability to research and support both sides of an argument using structured writing prompts Improve writing, public speaking, and organizational skills through structured debate activities Download Details: 1-2 Day class activity (Teacher’s discretion) 6 easy-to-understand files Table of Contents Instructions for Teachers Introduction to Persuasive Writing Worksheets Yes/No Worksheet for Debate Writing Two Supporting Articles (Yes and No) for the Topic Persuasive Writing Rubric for Assessment Terms & Conditions, Our Socials, Freebies for Teachers! Optional Instructions: Teachers will decide how long they would like this activity to last. You can also include a verbal and group debate activity if you’d like. More time = more research and teamwork. For first-time debaters, please read below: Have classroom projector ready for the introduction and class discussions. Create copies of the introduction topics and student organizers equivalent to the number of students you have, each document will be given to one student. Although this may be as simple as having a discussion between a few students, larger class sizes may require more structure and guidance from teachers. I’ve found this to work with: Critical thinking and writing classes ESL learners interested in developing their language, persuasive and debate skills Engaged middle school students needing a challenge *Leave a comment below if you have had success using this resource with other groups! We also love feedback, so please comment below, and we will be in touch! Appropriate Age/Grade or Cambridge English Scale Native English middle school students Intermediate to advanced Level middle school and early high school students Older students of international classrooms

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Looking for an interesting debate activity and topic and don’t know where to start? Our Mandatory Voting Topic for Debate is a great way to introduce students into the world of politics and debate. This one-click download for the Mandatory Voting is perfect for critical thinking and group collaboration. It encourages critical thinking/ law/ high school students (and adult ESL learners new to the country) to fine tune their listening and logic skills in a debate format and target language format. The download includes everything you need to get started all in one zip file - along with an instructions document. Detailed summary found below: Ideal For Introducing Debates in English/law/ESL classes Critical thinking & Analytical-focused discussions Group collaboration and Public Speaking Classes for Various Levels Class Objectives and Outcome: Think critically and analyze arguments Assess and present thoughts in a logical manner on conflicting topics Learn about countries who have mandatory voting laws and their effectiveness and penalties Use research and collaboration to argue a point Improve listening, public speaking and articulation skills Download details 1-3 Day class activity (Teacher’s discretion) 6 easy to understand files Table of contents Instructions for Teachers 2.Debate Intro and handout A slide show that you can use to guide some thoughts and discussions with your class Multi-page student graphic organizer to help students as they plan and research their debates and ongoing arguments Terms & Conditions, Our socials, Optional Instructions: Teachers will decide how long they would like this activity to last. More time = more research and teamwork. For first time debaters, please read below: Have classroom projector ready for presentation and class introductions Create copies of debate intro and student organizer equivalent to the number of students you have, each document will be given to one student You can: Prepare a box where the judges may be submitting their votes for debate winners anonymously

Engage students with a virtual field trip to London! Explore UK culture, history, iconic landmarks & more in this enriching download, sparking lively group discussions and interactive learning. In this comprehensive and versatile package, students get to embark on an insightful virtual exploration through London, England, immersing themselves in the quintessential culture, history, and lifestyle of the UK. This tour covers renowned tourist spots around the city like Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London, offering a closer look at English life through engaging interactive activities, discussions, and group work. Exciting Learning Journey: The journey begins with a virtual field trip around Ireland, leading into enriching class discussions. Students delve deep into British expressions and life, developing their understanding of different aspects of UK culture. The first activity is well structured, maintaining a balance of guided learning and open-ended exploration to encourage proactive learning and interaction. Educational Objectives & Outcomes: Acquire knowledge about iconic UK culture through interactive activities, such as a virtual field trip and engaging discussion. Attain exposure to new vocabulary related to London and the UK, including landmarks, slang, and cuisine. Enhance critical thinking skills by analyzing and interpreting London culture, history, and relevance, comparing it with their own. Package Details: This is a 2-5 hour class activity with over fourteen pages and multiple file types included for easy digital access. It comprises a variety of activities and worksheets starting with a London Tour, coupled with FREEBIES included in the back. Ideal for mid to late high school learners, ESL classes, cultural lessons, and any groups with a keen interest in global learning. Usage Guidelines: Teachers can follow the detailed yet flexible instructions included, allowing room for additional material and discussions based on each sight. Teachers are encouraged to prompt students to explore different London sights during the tour and subsequently answer the questions provided in the handouts. These activities and discussions can be adapted to fit varying classroom needs and learning levels, ensuring an enriching and engaging learning experience for all students. Flexible & Versatile: This resource has been employed in multiple classrooms with diverse levels of success. The completion time for videos and discussions is flexible, depending on the teacher discretion and can include pair or group discussions. Whether you are an English teacher, or involved in ESL/ELL/TESL, introducing your students to contemporary London, or if your groups have an interest in London and Europe, these tours are a brilliant way to ignite students curiosity and enthusiasm about new sights, sounds, language, and cultures.