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The Ultimate 200-Word Taboo Challenge Complete A2 ESL Vocabulary Review: 4 Forbidden Words Per Card Team 1 0 - + Team 2 0 - + Team 3 0 - + 60 s Start Turn Next Card Cards: 0 / 200 Ready to Play? This deck contains all 200 ESL A2 vocabulary words. Each card has 4 forbidden words to challenge your descriptions. Click "Start Turn" to begin. WORD FORBIDDEN WORDS: -- -- -- --

Grammar Snakes & Ladders: Kinesthetic Challenge! GRAMMAR SNAKES & LADDERS: KINESTHETIC ADVENTURE! Practice Must, Should, Conditionals, and Relative Pronouns through movement! Welcome to the Kinesthetic Challenge! This is a classic Snakes and Ladders game, but to move, you must earn it. Every square on this digital board is a challenge. Click any number to reveal your task. Correct answers and completed movements allow you to proceed. Red/Orange cards are specialized KINESTHETIC challenges. Game Rules: Play with ONLY 1 DIE Players: 2 to 4. Start your pieces on square 1. Turns: The player with the highest roll goes first. Movement: Roll 1 die. Move your piece the indicated number of spaces. Squares: You must click the square you land on. Complete the grammar task or relative pronoun description...

1. Theme Park Test Rider + Job: Testing crazy roller coasters and exciting new rides What crazy things can you do on a high roller coaster? What is something you can't do when you are sad? How do you feel about being surrounded by children? What do you like doing when you are waiting in a long line? Why are you braver than the other candidates here? How is your energy different from the person next to you? What is the scariest experience you remember in your life? What is the most exciting ride you know about? Why do you want this job more than anyone else? What makes you the best person for this team? 2. Cat Cafe Manager + Job: Taking care of playful cats and making coffee for guests What special tricks or skills can you teach a ca...

The "Who Can / Who Can't..." Challenge Click the button to reveal your question! Generate Random Question How to Play: One person clicks the button to generate a question. On the count of three, point to the person in class who fits the description best. The chosen person must answer using the target grammar. Useful Vocabulary & Phrases: Expressing Ability: "I can...", "I can't...", "He can...", "She can't..." Giving Reasons: "because I am strong", "because she is lazy", "because he is fast" Agreement: "I agree!", "No way!", "That is true!", "I don't think so." Follow-up Questions: "Can you really do that?", "Why do you think so?...

A Campus Turning Point - ESL Reading Task A Campus Turning Point Reading & Writing Task for ELEMENTARY 2 My name is Leo, and I am a second-year engineering student at the university. Last year, I experienced a turning point that completely changed my perspective on our campus. I was walking to the library to study for my final exams when, suddenly, I noticed a huge pile of old computers, broken phones, and printers near the regular trash cans. This was a big community problem. Tech waste is dangerous for the environment because it contains harmful chemicals that can leak into the ground. As an engineering student, I knew that many of those electronic parts could actually be recycled or safely reused. However, our university did not have a proper recycling program for technology. I decided that I needed to use my major...

Losing the Battle for Survival Reading Passage Invasive species are plants and animals that arrive in an area where they are not native, usually due to human activity. For example, a species of shellfish might attach itself to the outside of a ship traveling between countries and enter a new environment in this way. Invasive species are often able to grow quickly in their new homes because they have no natural enemies. As a result, they may replace or damage native plants and animals that live in the same environment. One example is the case of gray and red squirrels in Great Britain. Red squirrels were once a common sight in British forests and countryside. Then, in the 1870s, gray squirrels were introduced from North America because rich people thought the squirrels looked fashionable on the grounds of their large homes. Since then, the grey squirrel population in Great Britain has grown whereas the number of red squirrels there has decreased. Tod...