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The Phantom of the Opera
A complete plan to work with this reader. Activities to do before your students read the book, after reading the introduction, after reading each section (chapter 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12), and after...
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Cinderella Role-play
This worksheet is a nice way to make the class on theatre amusing and motivate students to learn English. First of all, divide students into two group and ask them to fill in the grid on the first...
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William Shakespeare and the Theatre of the Renaissance
It's a useful Power Point presentation about William Shakespeare's works and the theatre of the Renaissance. It helps students who study a bit of English literature to better understand the magic of...
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Theatre Terms - Matching
This worksheet will help students better understand the terms used in theatre. Students match the word to its corresponding definition. Terms and definitions include:SETTING SCENE SOUND CLIMAX...
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Movie Worksheet. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Movie worksheet about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It contains some comprehension activities of some of the scenes of the movie (from the beginning to minute 37, when the children and their...
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Movie Worksheet: Mamma Mia!
Worksheet about the movie version of the musical Mamma Mia! based on ABBA songs. It contains 5 comprehension activities about some of the scenes of the movie (up to minute 39 more or less).There are...
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Movie Worksheet: Peppa Pig. The Museum.
 Another video worksheet for Peppa Pig. This time it's about going to museums. You'll find a vocabulary list and a video link here. Your students will have to answer the questions about the episode as...
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Making Arrangements, Inviting, Accepting, Refusing
It´s an oral activity for students to practice vocabulary on movies and make arrangements to meet.They can use expressions to invite, accept and refuse invitations. They have to improvise...
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How to Write a Movie Review ( Ppt)
This is an easy-to-use guideline to help students prepare to write a movie review. It has pictures and examples of movies. It is appealing to young students and fun to older ones. I suggest this...
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Cinema Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This is a reading comprehension worksheet for pre-intermediate students on cinema related vocabulary.Students are asked to read the text, answer the questions, find evidence for the statements about...
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Movie Worksheet: "Any Questions for Ben?" ( Writing a Review)
This vocabulary match worksheet comes from a film review on the Australian film "Any Questions for Ben?". Students are then asked to read half of the review to each other and listen for the new...
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Types of Films Wordsearch Puzzle
This is a wordsearch puzzle for revising types of films related vocabulary at elementary level.Students are asked to find nine types of films in the grid provided.The answer key is included.
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Movie worksheet: The King's Speech
This worksheet is intended for intermediate students. Before watching the movie we discussed English monarchy and the responsibilites and pressure on the future heirs. This worksheet also deals with...
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Guess Who...Comic Style
Fun reading and writing activity. Perfect for everyone. We all love cartoons and comic books. This worksheet has 20 known cartoon characters. Students guess who wants to save the world and wears a...
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Lights!Camera!Action! Handout
The handout deals with types of movies and their descriptions, there is also a ppt for this handout on the website.
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Movie Quiz- PPT Activity
Activity aimed at motivating students to talk about films/movies while empowering their vocabulary as well as improving their speech. No one has to be a cinephile to get along with this activity. From...
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Create a Superhero
What students have to do is create a superhero and his adversary. It works quite well with students on a Friday when they're really tired and they just want to relax. It really brings out their...
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Famous people (PPT)
It's a simple PowerPoint about the topic: famous people - which Twilight character am I? Students read the cue about four actors/actresses of the well-known "Twillight saga" and then are supposed to do...
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