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Valentine’s Day Lesson Ideas For Your ELT Classroom

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Oxford University Press ELT

Date

8 February 2017

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Adults / Young Adults Grammar, Vocabulary, & Pronunciation Skills Teenagers Young Learners

Valentine's day ELT lesson ideas With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, we here at Oxford University Press thought we’d ‘share the love’ and create some ELT lesson ideas, activities and worksheets for your language learning classroom. Once again, our former contributors Vanessa Esteves, Julietta Schoenmann, and Christopher Graham have come up with a range of activities and tasks for young learners and secondary level learners through to adult learners that we hope you’ll enjoy.

Young Learner Resources

Secondary Resources

Adult Resources

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4 COMMENTS

callmeriina 8 February 2017 At

Nice post! I am teaching English also here in the Philippines 🙂

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Beth 8 February 2017 At

Thank you!!! What a great support for us!!! Keep them coming!!!

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Kristina Galetin 12 February 2017 At

Hello,

FYI, I want to point out two typographical errors on the second page of the Chinese New Year activity handout (attached). It would be helpful if teachers could edit these very useful exercises.

* CALENDER is used instead of CALENDAR * spectacular is spelled spectacualr

Regards,

Krys Galetin

Krys Galetin Faculty School of English and Liberal Studies Seneca College 1750 Finch Ave. East North York, ON M2J 2X5 ________________________________

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