Reggae resources
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    ESL, lesson plan, Off2Class, pre-intermediate, adjectives, superlatives, vocabulary

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      Subject Arts — Music
      Grade Level Grades 6-8
      Resource Type Activity, Handout, Worksheet
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      About This Lesson

      1) a card game - history of reggae in 9 paragraphs which can be cut up and mixed around for kids to rearrange. Possible starter activity.2) reggae listening exercises - based on Desmond Dekker (You can get it if you really want); No Woman No Cry (Ken Boot

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      reggae_card_game.doc

      Activity
      February 7, 2020
      24.5 KB
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      reggae_listening_exercises.doc

      Activity
      February 7, 2020
      37.5 KB
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      bob_marley.doc

      Handout, Worksheet
      February 7, 2020
      31 KB

      Reviews

      4.8
      10 Reviews
      SML Member
      SML Member October 31, 2010

      suitable for everyone and easily adaptable for differentiation.

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      SML Member October 31, 2010

      Super resources, thank you very much :-)

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      SML Member October 18, 2011

      Brillant. Will be using listening test as a formal assessment later this term.

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      SML Member February 07, 2012

      The listening exercises were really helpful - thanks!

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      SML Member June 10, 2012

      My class enjoyed learning about a musical genre previously unfamiliar to most of them. The listening resources were great. My highest need student went out and purchased a reggae cd.

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