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History - 4th of July - Independence Day in the USA Watch the video and answer 9 questions (multiple choice, open-ended questions, true or false, scrambled sentences) The Fourth of Julyit’s pretty huge in the USA, but do you know why? It’s more famously known as Independence Day and is a massive annual celebration and national holiday across all 50 states. 4th of July (WIDA: Expanding+; CEFR: B2) is an ESL lesson plan download aimed at students with upper intermediate proficiency levels. You can use this lesson in the days leading up to July 4th or as part of a broader unit on U.S. culture and history. This audio-based lesson explains the past and present of the American fourth of July Independence Day holiday. The lesson focuses on listening comprehension, vocabulary (including word families) and discussion. Because July 4th is the day that the colonies said that they were free from Great Britain, the 4th of July is sometimes called America's birthday. Every year since then, Independence Day has been celebrated on July 4th, with parades, music, gun salutes, cannonfire, and yes - even fireworks. I hope you enjoyed learning about the Fourth of July A listening comprehension activity for adult English language students and young learners about Independence Day, celebrated in the United States on the Fourth of July. Watch a short video clip about the part that fireworks play in the celebrations, and then complete an online quiz to test how much you have understood. Explore ESL questions on July 4th, from traditions to its significance in American culture, for learners A2 to C2. ESL Fourth of July: Independence Day lesson for ESL students. History, facts, and photos about Independence Day. Free downloadable worksheets and July 4th crossword puzzle. Independence Day is celebrated on July 4th by Americans all over the world. It is a federal holiday, so most Americans don’t have to go to work. After having picnics and barbecues throughout the day, Americans light up the night skies with fireworks. On July 4th, Americans demonstrate their patriotism. They are proud of their country and their freedom. There are 5 use of English activities: open-cloze and multiple match A reading exercise about a rodeo 4th of July celebration in Colorado. Includes vocabulary exercise and comprehension questions. This worksheet focuses on analyzing Donald Trump’s speaking style and provides students with practice using comparatives and superlatives. ESL Conversation Lesson Questions: Free classroom handouts. English lesson on July. Use for debates, discussions, speaking, conversations, independent learning and more. Book a class In this first class we will be looking at a quote by William Faulkner, and discussing some questions based on vocabulary related to 4th July. We also recommend that you take some time to study the common pronunciation problems and common mistakes that our students make. Before we get started, let's look at a couple of warm-up questions on the topic of 4th July. Also known as the Fourth of July, this date commemorates the Declaration of Independence from Great Britain. This is a festive day for many Americans as they celebrate with fireworks, parades, fairs, concerts, picnics and family reunions. A FREE 14-page ESL Lesson plan on American Independence Day. A graded article, an online quiz, a printable worksheet and an mp3 listening on this holiday. MULTIPLE CHOICE Independence Day in the United States is also (1) ____ as the Fourth of July. It is a national holiday that commemorates the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This was the day the USA was (2) ____ and became independent from Great Britain. The terms “Independence Day” and the “Fourth of July” are a well-known (3) ____ of the USA’s cultural language. People This ESL lesson is dedicated to American Independence Day – Fourth of July. Students will learn about this holiday, will discuss history of the USA, and their own countries, patriotism and celebrations. Dive into Independence Day with our ESL discussion questions, exploring its rich history, cultural significance, and impact on American identity. Suitable for all levels! This ESL July 4th Lesson Plan starts out by having students describe various July 4th traditions and discuss the history and reasons behind the celebrations. They continue on to match terms related to the history of July 4th with their corresponding descriptions. This Fourth of July lesson plan for ESL students helps them understand American culture while learning new vocabulary. They will be equipped for the holiday and the words they see marketed around the country. Present a mini-history lesson on the American Revolution, teach relevant vocabulary, and plan a game to help students practice what they have learned. This fun guide can help you ready Download this Intermediate+ Level ESL Lesson to teach in the week of USA's 4th of July holiday - your students will love it!
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