News Quiz 2024: follow up

 Activities for reviewing and recycling the language from News Quiz 2024

Fictional newspaper clippings generated with ChatGPT

I hope you enjoyed the latest edition of the News Quiz. I also hope that your students didn't feel it was too celebrity-focused, or found it lacking in tech news or leaning too heavily on politics - you can't please everyone! But I hope the follow-up activities will give you a balanced and engaging way to continue practising the language covered in the quiz.

• If you haven't seen News Quiz 2024 - click HERE

• Accompanying Quizlet sets: https://quizlet.com/user/leosel/folders/news-quiz-2024 (2 sets for each level as of 6 Jan)

This year not all activities are available in all formats (I don't do much teaching these days). You'll find drag-and-drop exercises on LearningApps (Advanced level), a matching activity on WordWall (Intermediate level), and lots of traditional worksheets in both PDF and editable Google Docs formats (for both levels).

Online activities

Advanced (B2+/C1)

Drag'n'drop 1a  https://learningapps.org/view38544033 (preview below)

Drag'n'drop 1b  https://learningapps.org/watch?v=pmbr2bgxj25

Drag'n'drop 2a  https://learningapps.org/watch?v=pb896y0t325
Drag'n'drop 2b  https://learningapps.org/watch?v=potj64is325 

Intermediate (B1/B2-)

Collocation match: https://wordwall.net/resource/919323 (preview below)

Worksheets

Paper-based worksheets, which can be adapted for online teaching.

Advanced (B2+/C1)

Click HERE to download Word doc or preview below:

 

Intermediate (B1/B2-)

Click HERE to download Word doc or preview below: