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GIF-based video models of social idioms in context. In this 12-page no-prep resource we focus on the idiom: ‘I have your back’.
In this resource, with the help of GIFs, we explain the idiom ‘I have your back’, contrast ‘I have your back’ with examples of not having your back, discuss why it’s important to having someone’s back (e.g. part of being a good friend), and remind students that we should be grateful for people that have our back.
To play the GIFs, copy the slides onto your Google Drive.
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This 37-page no-prep resource is designed to support students with limited background knowledge – including students with language, reading, and other learning disorders – by reviewing key information about Australia.
The information is presented in a logical sequence, in Plain English, supported by colour maps and visuals, including key information and questions about Australia’s location on Earth, the oceans and seas surrounding Australia, the States and Territories of Australia, the Federation of Australia, and Australia’s population and largest cities.
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This 30-page no-prep resource is designed to support students with limited background knowledge – including students with language, reading, and other learning disorders – by reviewing key information about Sydney.
The information is presented in a logical sequence, in Plain English, supported by colour maps and visuals, including key information about Sydney’s geographic location, Sydney residences, famous Sydney landmarks and beaches, public transport in Sydney, shopping in Sydney and its suburbs, and popular Sydney activities.
Each of the 26 sections has questions, including Blanks Level 3 and 4 questions, for students to consider and answer.
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“Otherwise” is a weird word! Most of the time, it’s used as an adverb or as an adjective. “Otherwise” is not usually considered to be a conjunction.
But – at least in Australia and in the United Kingdom – it’s sometimes used to connect independent clauses in a single sentence. When used this way, “otherwise” acts like a conjunctive adverb: a type of adverb that links independent clauses together.
This 34-page no-prep resource is designed to provide students with lots of models of “otherwise” sentences (41 scaffolded examples), which they can practice, e.g. by imitating an adult, reading aloud, and/or writing down (e.g. in dictation practice).
Once students have the hang of how to use “otherwise”, they can move on to the more advanced 20 sentence-completion and 19 sentence generation exercises included in the resource.
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7 no-prep resources using GIF video models to highlight social idioms in context. The bundle includes the following idioms:
