Primary grammar box : grammar games and activities for younger learners

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Primary grammar box : grammar games and activities for younger learners

Caroline Nixon and Michael Tomlinson

(Cambridge copy collection)

Cambridge University Press, 2003

  • : pbk

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Description

Over 50 games and activities including puzzles, games, crosswords and other task-based activities. Packed with more than 50 games and activities to make learning grammar fun for children. The book includes puzzles, games, crosswords and other task-based activities.

Table of Contents

  • 1.1 Noun Bingo
  • 1.2 Card drills
  • 1.3 Fashion parade
  • 1.4 Broken sentences
  • 1.5 Hide and seek
  • 1.6 The animal train
  • 1.7 Sentence scramble
  • 1.8 Peter Potato Face
  • 1.9 Animal jumble
  • 1.10 Toys
  • 1.11 What's the time?
  • 1.12 Look what we can do!
  • 1.13 What's happening?
  • 1.14 My new kitten
  • 1.15 Pairs of squares
  • 2.1 Food and drink dominoes
  • 2.2 The Brillmobile
  • 2.3 Action charades
  • 2.4 Story jigsaw
  • 2.5 Pairs of squares
  • 2.6 A question of taste
  • 2.7 Johnny's birthday list
  • 2.8 Present Bingo
  • 2.9 Where are they sitting?
  • 2.10 You read, I write
  • 2.11 Sentence walkabout
  • 2.12 What do we use?
  • 2.13 Where were they?
  • 2.14 Party time
  • 2.15 Grammargram
  • 3.1 Did he or didn't he?
  • 3.2 Three friends
  • 3.3 A-Z
  • 3.4 The Bingo habit
  • 3.5 What are they going to do?
  • 3.6 Comparatively correct
  • 3.7 Weather report
  • 3.8 Irregular verb checklist
  • 3.9 Who went where?
  • 3.10 Broken words
  • 3.11 Exhilarating auxiliaries
  • 3.12 Grammingle
  • 3.13 Read all about it!
  • 3.14 Film frenzy
  • 3.15 King Arthur
  • Crosswords
  • 1 Plurals
  • 2 I, me, my ...
  • 3 A day in the life ...
  • 4 Adjectives
  • 5 The grammar crossword
  • 6 Past simple half crossword
  • 7 Irregular past
  • 8 Mixed tenses.

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