[meggy]

hi all, I would like some help locating some material i've been scouring for.What im wanting are some printouts on opposites like (narrow-wide, and light -dark ect. but not for kids, i need them for my adult class, to make comparisons with.Also some stuff on personality traits,im thinking it could be a good lesson starter.I know i could spend hours searching material down, but would really appreciate some help from the pro's out there Well cheers, and hope you can help me.]


Meggy

[emile]

Hi Meggy,

Sorry I can't point you to a source, but I just wanted to say that what you mentioned would probably take about ten minutes to type out yourself. I'm wondering why you would spend so long searching for it?

[livinginkorea]

Sometimes if I can't find the flash cards and if I have some time then I draw them on the boards and let the kids draw them in their notebooks with the name underneath.

Just an idea if you have time.

[jenniferp]

Hi Meggy
iteslj.org is always a good place to start with adult conversation classes.
They have conversation questions that can be adapted in lots of ways according to your classes needs.
http://iteslj.org/questions/personality.html

Make friends with Google. He helps me out an awful lot.

xxjen

[livinginkorea]

The questions on iteslj.org are great. And you can always add some if you want to their lists. I have used the site a lot when I started teaching so so long ago!!!

[Whistleblower]

I have attached something which I bought from a second hand bookshop for two pounds in the UK. It is a page from a book ("Streamline English Departures", Hartley & Viney, 1992) which contains a variety of opposites which include pictures. I would like you to get some inspiration from this page and not print it out for your classes. Hope it helps.

[meggy]

Thanks for the brill ideas, i dont intend to print them, i really just needed some ideas of what things i could use and how to use them. So i think i have a bit more of an idea now, and surely could come up with some stuff.still am finding these adult conversational classes a bit AAAAARRGGHH.it's ok for you TEFL teachers out there, bet everything is a breeze for you lot,(im joking ,really ha ha) So thanks for saving my skin again and setting me up with ideas.Many thanks
Meggy

[livinginkorea]

What's wrong with the adult classes? Sometimes they can be even worse than kids