English Lessons by Elena Serin & Beyza Kanmaz

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  • Select activity Flashcards with fruits and vegetables

    

    Flashcards with fruits and vegetables Interactive Content

    Age Group: 7-10

    Proficiency Level: A1

    Language Skills: Vocabulary and Writing

    The Learning Objective: By the end of this activity, learners will be able to recognize and write at least five common fruits in English using visual flashcards.

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  • Select activity Matching vocabulary with cards and say their names loudly.

    

    Matching vocabulary with cards and say their names loudly. Interactive Content

    Age Group: 7-10

    Proficiency Level: A1

    Language Skill: Vocabulary and Pronunciation

    The Learning Objective: By the end of this activity, learners will be able to recognize, recall, and pronounce basic fruit and vegetable vocabulary through a memory card game. After the matching activity, the teacher helps students improve their pronunciation by showing them the correct pronunciation.

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  • Select activity Find the words.

    

    Find the words. Interactive Content

    Age Group: 7-10

    Proficiency Level: A1

    Language Skill: Vocabulary

    The Learning Objective: By the end of this activity, learners will be able to identify and spell familiar fruit and vegetable words by finding them in a word puzzle.

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  • Select activity Interactive Video

    

    Interactive Video Interactive Content

    Age Groups: 7-10

    Proficiency: A1

    Language Skills: Listening and Reading

    Learning Objective: By the end of the video, students will be able to recognize and name at least 5 common fruits and 5 common vegetables in English by using their listening and reading skills with the help of images and simple sentences.

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  • Select activity Collaboration Statement

    

    Collaboration Statement Forum

    Please answer (individually) these questions:
    
    1. What specific parts of the H5P activities did you create or work on?

    2. Did you divide the work equally? Why or why not?