Helping young learners to get the picture #3: flyers – spotting the story
Sep 11, 2017 · In the new writing task in Part 7 of the Cambridge English: Flyers Test, students are asked to write a story using 20 or more words. Here are the pictures for a story from the 4th edition of Fun for Flyers. Let’s look at some good ways to train students to approach this task, and to use their spotting, noticing and thinking skills.
Flyers writing booklet - Let's write! - Teaching Together
Let’s work through various steps to write this story. (Many learners immediately start writing without thinking or using their imagination first!) I usually show learners the pictures one by one. And ask them to write ten words they could use for each picture. My …
Monkey taking photo | A2 Flyers Writing Part 9 | ESL Story Writing
Monkey taking photo is a writing exercise for the Cambridge Assessment English A2 Flyers (YLE) exam where you write a short story based on three pictures for Part 7. 1. Warm-up: answer the questions in the quiz. 2. Write the story: by using the three pictures. You can use the words and phrases in the last part to help you write the story too.
Flyers Writing Skills Booklet – Words to describe pictures
Let’s look at Words to describe pictures from the Flyers Writing Skills Booklet. This is the first step to building up to writing stories, something candidates have to do in the final part of the Reading and Writing papers in both A2 Flyers and A2 Key for Schools.
Look at the pictures on page 6 again. Read the story about the fi rst picture, then fi nish the story about the second picture. A You can choose to tell the story in the present (is, has, etc.) or in the past (was, had, etc.). R em b e r ! You can also tell the story in the past, like this. Finish the story in the past for the second picture. B
Flyers writing booklet – Finish a story - Teaching Together
In this, my sixth post, I’ll be writing about page 7 of the Flyers writing skills booklet – Finish a story. As you can see from the pictures, this activity is directly related to my previous post – Writing about differences. 1. What I’d suggest here is that learners look a the first picture and think how they would describe where the ...
Students brainstorm vocabulary for the task, based on three linked picture prompts. Then they write a short story using the vocabulary and adding some simple linkers. Welcome students – ask them say hello to confirm they can see and hear you.
Flyers Writing Skills Booklet - studylib.net
Read these short sentences about the picture. Draw lines from. each sentence to the people and things in the picture. Example A bird is standing. There are two women. We can see the sun. There’s a clock. Lucy is drinking. There’s a beach umbrella. Look at the words in the box. Add them to the sentences in A.
Step-by-step Story Writing - Ready4Cambridge
Jun 3, 2022 · Write the story shown in the pictures. Write 35 words or more. As you can see, the A2 Flyers pictures are colourful, which is much more to a young learner’s taste, while the A2 Key ones are black and white.
In this lesson, students complete a Reading and Writing Part 7 task (write a short story based on pictures), using time sequencers. They discuss and design their own planet.