Without TV I'm going to be counting on the Internet to keep me in the World Cup loop! For the most part, I'm going to count on all of you. Please use the comments below to share thoughts and news about anything and everything World Cup related. You can write about favourite players and teams, upcoming games, injuries, and bad calls. You can write your predictions, add your rants and raves, and share new words that you learn as you watch.In return for your updates, I'll create a resource list for you. If you have a good link to anything related to the World Cup (especially for English learners or people without TV) please share it and I will add it to this list. If you write a blog about the World Cup, I will add it to the list too.World Cup Stuff for English Learners (and people without TV)Football Vocabulary and QuizzesFootball Crazy (Grammarman)Pele Shares Life Lessons from Football (Facebook)Is your English good enough to play for a Premier League Team (British Council)32 2010 FIFA Lessons (Listen a Minute)2010 World Cup Printable Bingo CardsTalk about or Describe The Big Picture of The World CupWorld Cup Theme Song Gap Fill (esolcourses)World Cup ideas for Class (ESLimaginarium)World Cup Teaching ideas via Alex CaseShould Vuvuzela horns be banned from the World Cup? Take the Poll or discuss in class.Or, you could just go to Larry Ferlazzo's website. He always has the best list! This one about World Cup resources is for teachers AND students.
Without TV I'm going to be counting on the Internet to keep me in the World Cup loop! For the most part, I'm going to count on all of you. Please use the comments below to share thoughts and news about anything and everything World Cup related. You can write about favourite players and teams, upcoming games, injuries, and bad calls. You can write your predictions, add your rants and raves, and share new words that you learn as you watch.In return for your updates, I'll create a resource list for you. If you have a good link to anything related to the World Cup (especially for English learners or people without TV) please share it and I will add it to this list. If you write a blog about the World Cup, I will add it to the list too.World Cup Stuff for English Learners (and people without TV)Football Vocabulary and QuizzesFootball Crazy (Grammarman)Pele Shares Life Lessons from Football (Facebook)Is your English good enough to play for a Premier League Team (British Council)32 2010 FIFA Lessons (Listen a Minute)2010 World Cup Printable Bingo CardsTalk about or Describe The Big Picture of The World CupWorld Cup Theme Song Gap Fill (esolcourses)World Cup ideas for Class (ESLimaginarium)World Cup Teaching ideas via Alex CaseShould Vuvuzela horns be banned from the World Cup? Take the Poll or discuss in class.Or, you could just go to Larry Ferlazzo's website. He always has the best list! This one about World Cup resources is for teachers AND students.
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So Expector Smith must be happy now ....
Yes, it's a good idea to share some news and thoughts here. When I was young, I used to play football/soccer and enjoyed watching the matches so much. I am a fan of Maradona who is now the coach of Argentina.
Um, yeah, don't forget to learn some sports English when you enjoy the Cup. It isn't easy for learners to understand what the TV commentator is saying, especially when he/she is so excited. So it can be a listening challenge for learners.
Do share your thoughts and news here!
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