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List It! (1) - May 20, 2013
Paid LessonLesson Collection #2
- Lesson 10a
Time: 25+|
Level: JHS~Adult|
Mode: Pair / Group Activity
The following 6 worksheets encourage pairs or groups of students to work together to think of 6 (or more) words that fit a selected topic and that also begin with a pre-determined letter. Students work together to think of words that fit a selected topic and that also begin with a pre-determined letter. For example, the topic might be: Kinds of drinks. The chosen letter might be "C." Students try to think of any kind of drink that begins with the letter "C," i.e., Cocktail, Coke, Cola, Coors, Champagne, Crush, Coffee, etc.
Another example topic might be: City names. The chosen letter might be "D." Students try to think of city names that begin with the letter "D," i.e., Denver, Detroit, Davenport, Dartmouth, Dublin, etc.
There are nine categories to choose from on this worksheet. By choosing a different target letter each time, students can compete against each other over and over. A very fun lesson.
There are five additional worksheets in this series. They are:
List It! #2 (See Lesson 10b below)
List It! #3 (See Lesson 10c below)
List It! #4 (See Lesson 10d below)
List It! #5 (See Lesson 10e below)
List It! #6 (See Lesson 10f below).
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