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lighter Slide 1




Listen Up!




In each set of words below, two words rhyme

and one does not. Say the three words out loud

and listen for the one that does not rhyme. Write

 it in the “Answer” column.




Then use the directions to select one of the

letters in the answer, and write that letter in the

“Letter” column. When you’re done, take all the

letters you’ve written and unscramble them to

form an idiom. 




Example:



Which word doesn’t Answer Find the … letter

Letter rhyme?


Of your answer


know/go/now :     


        now                     first                  n


The word now does not rhyme with go and know,

 so it is the “answer.”


The directions say, to find the first letter of the

answer, which is n, so n  is written in the

“Letter”column.






Ready? Try these



Which word doesn’t rhyme?


 Answer


Find the … letter of your answer Letter


1. bead / breed / bread third


2. soul / towel / foul fourth


3. beard / word / heard third


4. war / far / snore second


5. goose / choose / lose fourth


6. bed / said / laid first


7. mow / how / cow first


8. weight / height / eight third


9. meat / beat / great second



Write the letters here: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___



Unscramble the letters to form an idiom that means


“I’m ready to listen”:   ______ ________ ________.






Answers:


Unscrambled idiom: “I’m all ears.”


1. bread (e)


2. soul (l)


3. beard (a)


4. far (a)


5. goose (s)


6. laid (l)


7. mow (m)


8. height (i)


9. great (r)  



 


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Lighter Slide 2




The lighter side ( Speak and Spell ):



Homophones are words that are spelled

differently but pronounced the

same (such as no and know).

Each clue below leads to an answer that

is a pair of homophones.




Example:



Unmoving personalized paper stationary

stationery.


Can you think of homophones that match


 each of these clues?


1. reasonable ticket price _ ______________ _


2. an ordinary aircraft _ ______________ _


3. notice the ocean _ ______________ the _



4. naked large mammal _ ______________ _



5. hit a red vegetable _ ______________ a _



6. damage the car’s stopping device _

__________ the __


7. two pieces of green/yellow fruit a _ _______ of

 _ ____ s


8. express on paper correctly _ ______________



9. pink lines of chairs _ ______________ _


10. look at the long dock _ ______________ at

the_ ____


11. beloved doe or buck _ ______________ _



12. corn labyrinth _ ______________ _




Answers to The Lighter Side



(Speak and Spell ):




1. fair fare

2. plain plane

3. see the sea

4. bare bear

5. beat a beet

6. break the brake

7. a pair of pears

8. write right

9. rose rows

10. peer at the pier

11. dear deer

12. maize maze 


 


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Lighter Slide 3




The lighter side (Dare to Read ) :




We’ve scrambled the spelling of 20 things

people read. For example, volen would be

novel, and stil would be list. Can you

unscramble each? If you get stuck, at the bottom of the page we give you the first letter of each answer.


1. koob ____________


2. mope--------------------


3. yorts---------------------


4. rettle--------------------


5. gins---------------------


6. pam-------------------


7. emom-----------------


8. prerot----------------


9. yases------------------


10. tone---------------


11. bella---------------


12. unme---------------


13. peerpawns----------------


14. gainmaze-----------------


15. glob---------------------------


16. leami-----------------------


17. kokoboco--------------------


18. crustinsint---------------


19. hipragboy--------------


20. shingle nightace murfo-----------



Hints (the first letter of each


answer):



1. B

2. P

3. S

4. L

5. S

6. M

7. M

8. R

9. E

10. N

11. L

12. M

13. N

14. M

15. B

16. E

17. C

18. I

19. B

20. ETF





Answers to The Lighter Side




 (Dare to Read ) :



1. book


2. poem


3. story


4. letter


5. sign


6. map


7. memo


8. report


9. essay


10. note


11. label


12. menu


13. newspaper


14. magazine


15. blog


16. email


17. cookbook

18. instructions

19. biography

20. English Teaching. 


 


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Lighter Slide 4




Silent Letters



The letter k in the word "knitting" is silent; that is, it is

not pronounced. Silent letters appear in the spelling

 of many English words. In the conversation, below

between 2 English Teaching Forum readers, there

 are blanks for some words that contain silent letters.





Can you fill in the blanks with letters to spell the

appropriate words? In each missing word, the silent

letter is given to you. (For example, in “Don’t forget

 to _ _ _ B    your hair,” the missing word would be

"Comb"— the "b" is silent.) Numbers in brackets,

such as [1] and [2].





At the end of a sentence correspond with


the answers you will find in the Answer Key.



Forum Reader A: _H_ _ are you doing? [1]


Forum Reader B: I’m knitting a sweater.


A: That looks like fun.


B: So, do you like to knit?


A: I’m not sure. To tell you the truth, I don’t K_ _ _


how. [2]


B: I can teach you. Watch me and _ _ T  _ to my


directions.


I’ll tell you what to do. [3]


A: Thanks! I’d like to learn.


 I don’t have much time now, _ _ U G H.


Maybe some other time. [4]


B: Why don’t you come to my knitting circle?


 It’s a club I’m in.



We get together to knit and chat for a few H_ _ _ _.


It’s fun! [5]


A: But I’m not a member of your knitting circle.


B: No problem! You can come as my _ U _ _ _.

Everyone


will welcome you. [6]


A: It sounds interesting. When do you meet?


B: We meet _W_ times a week, on Mondays and _ _


D _ _ _


_. [7], [8]


A: That sounds great! Thank you! Oh, by the way,


W_ _ is the sweater for? [9]


B: It’s for a close _ _ I _ _ _ of mine.


She lives in a _ _ _ _ _ G _ country, halfway around


the world, so I’ll have to send it to her. In fact,


she lives on an_ S _ _ _ _, surrounded by water.


[10], [11], [12]


A: Is the weather cold there?


B: Not in the summer. But it’s cool in the _ _ _ _ _ N


and winter.


[13]


A: Well, I hope she likes the sweater.


B: So do I. And I hope it !ts her, too.


I’m a little bit afraid it’s going to be the W_ _ _ _ size![

14]



Answers to the lighter slide:



Silent Letters

1. What

2. know

3. listen

4. though

5. hours

6. guest

7. two

8. Wednesdays

9. who

10. friend

11. foreign

12. island

13. autumn

14.wrong






Apply these teaching

methods:


1-Competency-based teaching method



2-CLT Method.



3-Mind-mapping.




4-Constructivism.



5-Discovery education.



6-Teaching Approaches.



7-Methods for teaching.



8-Brain-based learning Method.



9-Teaching Unplugged.



10--How to conduct ELT workshop


11-Task-based language teaching.



12-Teaching Methods for 4 stages



13-Project-based learning method.



14-Problem-based learning method.




15-Inductive and Deductive method.









Teaching Forum, 2017, Volume


55, Number 3




1-Identifying and Building Grit




2-Good Instruction




3-Service Learning and Community








4-Reader's Guide





5-Speed Pairs, a Spoken Exercise





6-Rapport-Building Activity




7-My Classroom: India




8-Try This: Go for the Grit!




9-The Lighter Side



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