How to use DELTA Slides
These notes are a general guide on how to use the DELTA slides online with your students.
How to use DELTA Slides
DELTA slides: Teaching online
Find someone who...
Finding others with similar interests in a small-group chat.
Class book blog
Reading and blogging about a book
My favourite podcast
Exploring audio podcasts and reporting back
2 activities
1. Learner book blogs: Recommending different books 2. Blog diary: Keeping an online journal
What's my line?
Watching and listening to movie trailers
How to...
Making "How to" videos
Web tours
Taking others site-seeing
2 more activities
1. Class wish list: Providing feedback on class activities 2. Electronic portfolios: Creating electronic portfolios for evaluation
Pictures in close-up
Getting students to be more observant and encouraging them to create stories around pictures.
Fashion: A1
talking about colours, clothes and fashion
Food: A2/B1
typical British dishes and discussing what students normally eat
Past Simple: A2/B1
some great revision for getting students to perfect using the past simple, especially irregular verbs
IELTS Writing Task 1
Describing a line graph with vocabulary revision and a model answer.
The News
How would you feel? Talking about emotions and what students would have done in an awkward situation.
Our House: A1
Great slides for improving your students' vocabulary of everyday objects around the house and some great homework tasks
Free time: A2
Get your students talking about their free time activities and revise comparatives and superlatives.
Baking & cooking: Level B1 - B1+
Slides for cooking. Your students will love this lesson based around a baking competition
Easter: Level A2
Slides for a lesson about Easter and sharing the cultural aspects of this seasonal event.
