34th Elt Blog Carnival Great Lessons
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The document describes several lesson plans and teaching resources shared on the ELT Blog Carnival, including a lesson on the song "Tom's Diner" using listening and speaking exercises, a lesson on phonebloks that teaches a real-world lesson, a fluency activity where students discuss a topic using a line technique and photo prompts, handouts and worksheets for teaching six essential nutrients, and a lesson based on the song "One of these things is not like the others" using a PowerPoint game. It also advertises an upcoming carnival focused on video where teachers can share video-based lessons and resources.
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