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Age: 9-16
Level: 6th kids
Language: English
(en)
ID: 730363
16/02/2021
Country code: BR
Country: Brazil
Main content: Natural disasters (2012580)
From worksheet author:
Activity about natural disasters.
Worksheet description:
Educational Level: Beginner ESL students
Subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) - Natural disasters
Objective Explanation:
The primary objective of this worksheet is to help beginner ESL students expand their vocabulary and understanding of natural disasters. By matching pictures to words, putting pieces together, and identifying different types of natural disasters, students will enhance their language skills and knowledge in this specific topic.
Content Overview:
The worksheet focuses on various natural disasters such as storms, floods, tsunamis, wildfires, heat waves, droughts, earthquakes, tornadoes, and avalanches. Through visual aids and descriptive words, students will engage with these phenomena, learning how to identify and describe them accurately.
Language and Educational Level Context:
Tailored to beginner ESL students, this worksheet provides simple and clear instructions to support language acquisition. The content is designed to be accessible and intuitive, enabling students to grasp the vocabulary related to natural disasters and develop their language skills effectively.
Subject Relevance:
Integrating into the ESL curriculum, this worksheet enables students to apply their language learning to real-life scenarios, enhancing their communication abilities in English. By connecting language skills with practical knowledge of natural disasters, students can strengthen their vocabulary and comprehension in a meaningful context.
Instructions Utilization:
The instructions text provided in the worksheet serves as a guide for students to match pictures with words, assemble pieces to form words related to natural disasters, and identify different types of natural disasters based on descriptions. This structured approach helps students engage with the content and practice their language skills in a systematic manner. Additionally, the inclusion of specific examples like earthquakes, droughts, and storms prompts students to apply their knowledge and demonstrate understanding of the vocabulary associated with natural disasters.
Subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) - Natural disasters
Objective Explanation:
The primary objective of this worksheet is to help beginner ESL students expand their vocabulary and understanding of natural disasters. By matching pictures to words, putting pieces together, and identifying different types of natural disasters, students will enhance their language skills and knowledge in this specific topic.
Content Overview:
The worksheet focuses on various natural disasters such as storms, floods, tsunamis, wildfires, heat waves, droughts, earthquakes, tornadoes, and avalanches. Through visual aids and descriptive words, students will engage with these phenomena, learning how to identify and describe them accurately.
Language and Educational Level Context:
Tailored to beginner ESL students, this worksheet provides simple and clear instructions to support language acquisition. The content is designed to be accessible and intuitive, enabling students to grasp the vocabulary related to natural disasters and develop their language skills effectively.
Subject Relevance:
Integrating into the ESL curriculum, this worksheet enables students to apply their language learning to real-life scenarios, enhancing their communication abilities in English. By connecting language skills with practical knowledge of natural disasters, students can strengthen their vocabulary and comprehension in a meaningful context.
Instructions Utilization:
The instructions text provided in the worksheet serves as a guide for students to match pictures with words, assemble pieces to form words related to natural disasters, and identify different types of natural disasters based on descriptions. This structured approach helps students engage with the content and practice their language skills in a systematic manner. Additionally, the inclusion of specific examples like earthquakes, droughts, and storms prompts students to apply their knowledge and demonstrate understanding of the vocabulary associated with natural disasters.
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