Imaginative Projects
Published on 19. October 2000
Book
Spiral bound
128 pages
978-0-521-66805-7 (ISBN)
Description
Imaginative Projects is a photocopiable supplementary resource book for teachers of EFL learners aged 11-17. This book provides a bank of ten projects, on themes designed to capture the imagination of students and encourage them to use English naturally in groups to work on the projects end product such as a poster, radio programme, or performance. This flexible material is linked to coursebook topics and language areas. Eight of the projects consist of four single lesson 'mini projects' that can be used independently. It offers step-by-step teaching notes, a cross-referenced map of the book and a mini-map at the start each project. If you need a motivating, enjoyable alternative to supplement your coursebook, Imaginative Projects is ideal.
Imaginative Projects is a photocopiable supplementary resource book for teachers of EFL learners aged 11-17. This book provides a bank of ten projects, on themes designed to capture the imagination of students and encourage them to use English naturally in groups to work on the projects end product such as a poster, radio programme, or performance. This flexible material is linked to coursebook topics and language areas. Eight of the projects consist of four single lesson 'mini projects' that can be used independently. It offers step-by-step teaching notes, a cross-referenced map of the book and a mini-map at the start each project. If you need a motivating, enjoyable alternative to supplement your coursebook, Imaginative Projects is ideal.
Imaginative Projects is a photocopiable supplementary resource book for teachers of EFL learners aged 11-17. This book provides a bank of ten projects, on themes designed to capture the imagination of students and encourage them to use English naturally in groups to work on the projects end product such as a poster, radio programme, or performance. This flexible material is linked to coursebook topics and language areas. Eight of the projects consist of four single lesson 'mini projects' that can be used independently. It offers step-by-step teaching notes, a cross-referenced map of the book and a mini-map at the start each project. If you need a motivating, enjoyable alternative to supplement your coursebook, Imaginative Projects is ideal.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Target group
ELT/ESL
Dimensions
Height: 227 mm
Width: 298 mm
Thickness: 16 mm
Weight
410 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-521-66805-7 (9780521668057)
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Imaginative Projects
Elementary to Upper-Intermediate
Book
04/2001
Klett
€62.00
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Content
Introduction; CLASSROOM LANGUAGE; 1. Creating things; 2. Game play; THE ISLAND: 1.1. Island poster; 1.2. Travels with my rucksack; 1.3. Desert Island students; 1.4. Robinson Crusoe; MOVIE MOGULS: 2.1. The Audition; 2.2. The mogul game; 2.3. Movie magazine; 2.4. Shooting; SPACE CITY: 3.1. Building the future; 3.2. The city of the future; 3.3. Travel to Space City; 3.4. Loving the alien; THE EXHIBITION: 4.1. Three little pictures; 4.2. Make my machine; 4.3. Opening the wardrobe; 4.4. Catwalk; BLIND DATE: 5.1. Getting a date; 5.2. The date; 5.3. Photo love; 5.4. Honeymoon; RADIO SHOW: 6.1. Idols; 6.2. Adverts; 6.3. The Harchards; 6.4. Headlines; THE RESTAURANT: 7.1. Food families; 7.2. Setting up; 7.3. Dining out; 7.4. Our restaurant; SECRET AGENT: 8.1. Equipping your agent; 8.2. Codes; 8.3. Interrogation; 8.4. The base; A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S PROJECT: 9.1. Introduction and background; 9.2. Auditions; 9.3. Rehearsals and preparation; 9.4. Performance; TIME CAPSULE: 10.1. Introduction; 10.2. Decisions; 10.3. Filling; 10.4. Burial; Appendix 1; Using new technology; Appendix 2; Using the community