A week in pictures
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This is designed for an ESL class of learners. It gives activities for the students as you move along in the power point. Aimed to help question building and telling a story.
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A week in pictures
- 1. A WEEK IN PICTURES Learning How to Ask Questions Like a Reporter
- 2. Reporters always want to know what happened so they can tell the story. They link their questions so they can find clear details of any story. Who are these people? Where were they? What happened to cause this situation? When did this happen? Why were they holding on to each other? How long did they have to stay there?
- 3. Now it is your turn. Write as many reporter style questions in the next 7 minutes: What Why Where How When Who Did Were Is Are
- 4. With a partner ask and answer as many questions as you can in 5 minutes. After you will need to ask the rest of the class some of your questions and answer some as well.
Notas do Editor
- Do this as a class. The worst flooding Thailand has seen in 50 years appears to be coming down from its high-water mark, largely sparing central Bangkok while continuing to inundate surrounding suburbs and farms. Heavy monsoon rains have submerged nearly a third of the country's provinces since July, killing more than 370 people.
- For more pictures and info go to : http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/10/thailand-floods-pass-their-peak/100181/ A man watches the news on TV in his flooded house, near the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok, on October 31, 2011. Tensions were rising between Thai residents and authorities in flooded parts of Bangkok, with hundreds protesting that their homes were being given up in attempts to keep the city center dry. (Christophe Archambault/AFP/Getty Images)