Dgtall Relative Clauses

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    1. Digital Gaming in Teaching & Language Learning
      • Do you teach English as a foreign language?
      • Do you teach young learners?
      • Do you want to use online computer games in class to engage your learners?
      • Then you have come to the right place.
    2. You can use online computer games for all kinds of different skills work.
      • Speaking
      • Reading
      • Writing
      • Listening
      • You just have to figure out how to adapt them.
    3. Here are a few online games I use to engage my learners in a writing task.
      • They are good for:
      • Narrative tenses.
      • Defining/ non defining relative clauses.
      • Linking devices.
      • Narrative language structures.
    4. This one is very popular:
      • You click on the icons on either side of the cube and it grows.
      • Here’s what the cube looks like if you click on the icons in the correct order.
    5. WHAT IS THE CORRECT ORDER?
      • Yellow Man Water Orange yellow and green shapes Wooden pot Blue pipe Fire White bowl Bone Spring Red ball
    6. But how do I use this with my students?
      • I’ve written out a nice little lesson plan for this game here:
      • http://kylemawer.wikispaces.com/Grow+Cube
    7. But in a nutshell I played while my learners watched and one of them wrote . . .
    8. Hang on! That first line has got a relative clause at the end.
      • Let’s get that story up on the board!
      • NOW!
    9. But in a nutshell I played while my learners watched and one of them wrote . . .
    10. Hang on! That first line has got a relative clause at the end.
      • Let’s get that story up on the board!
      • NOW!
    11. The text is now on the board. My learners took it in turns to come up and place a dot where a relative clause could go and told the class what it was.
    12. Here’s what we got:
      • Learners copied this out and writing in the relative clauses.
      • Bye for now.
      • Look out for more slideshows covering different language areas and skills work.
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