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  • Arlo Who? or Thanksgiving What? | English Advantage said:

    [...] the same note, I put up a lesson plan on food that goes perfectly with Thanksgiving Day, discussing the harvest ritual and the kinds of food we [...]

    # 28 April 2010 at 11:03
  • Students Love to Talk About Food! | English Advantage said:

    [...] Food lesson plan is one that goes over very well with students. It’s accessible to everyone. Beginners can [...]

    # 2 May 2010 at 11:55
  • Paul said:

    Hey good resources here… I’m an Aussie tutoring a German student (in Germany) English. Writing a customised course is much easier with resources like these. Thanks for the effort – clearly a tremendous amount of work gone into the prep. Vielen Dank!!

    After asking, “Where is the toilet” the next most useful set of language tends to our basic needs: I’m hungry, I want something to eat and a drink would be good too. The games are thought provoking and making a session as interactive as possible is vital for student success; most German’s learn quite good English at school but are afraid to use it until confronted by an English speaking population!

    Tools to encourage the spoken use of English are gold. Just thought to leave my thanks.

    # 5 June 2010 at 04:34
  • EA (author) said:

    Cool. Glad you liked it. Feel free to leave feedback on how the lesson worked in the classroom or suggestions on how to improve it.

    # 5 June 2010 at 15:57
  • Judy HaLevi said:

    I think this is a great site. I am very impressed with you lesson ideas, and have borrowed some and used them in my classes.

    I love you role play topics.

    Thank you!!

    Judy

    # 29 June 2010 at 12:13
  • EA (author) said:

    I’m glad you like the site. Feel free to add comments to how some of those lessons went and if you changed anything around or anything went not so well.
    Will check out your site as well.

    # 29 June 2010 at 12:57
  • Cathy said:

    Cool! I really liked the ideas about swapping ideas and using each others! Students really learn alot from interaction with each other and peer assessment.

    # 24 September 2010 at 03:01
  • Thanksgiving Lesson Plans and Activities | English Advantage said:

    [...] general, it originally came from a lesson I taught in an English speaking club about Thanksgiving. The Food Lesson Plan gives students a chance to talk about their national food, then gives you a chance to discuss [...]

    # 13 November 2010 at 11:44
  • Kirsty said:

    Thank you for your lesson plan. I am a korean English teacher and teaching korean students. It’s really difficult to make them speak in English because they are so afraid of using it although they do know what they need to say. I like your lesson plan because it makes my students enjoy my classes and very active. Thanks again.

    # 6 January 2011 at 13:48
  • EA (author) said:

    Awesome. Glad they are useful. I would love to do this lesson in Korea and learn all about their food.

    # 6 January 2011 at 14:39
  • Mike from Nursery Menu Advice said:

    A friend of mine acctually teaches French children English, German and Italian. As you could guess he is a very intelligent individual. But sometimes finds it difficult to get his knowledge across to his students. So i’ll email this blog to him and see what he thinks. But im sure he’ll find it extremely helpful!

    Thanks!

    # 12 January 2011 at 21:18

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