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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Water Vocabulary

    Activity Type Introduction


    Vocabulary Exercises: This water vocabulary worksheet helps students learn and practice
    matching, categorising, water-related words that appear in nature as well as some water
    crossword, question words that are associated with man-made structures.
    completion
    Procedure
    Speaking Activity: asking
    and answering questions, Give each student a copy of the two-page worksheet. Students
    freer practice (pair work) begin by matching 15 water-related words to pictures.

    Exercise A - Answer key


    Focus
    Water vocabulary 1. island, e 6. lighthouse, m 11. coast, o
    2. sand, i 7. sea, h 12. bay, j
    3. beach, n 8. ocean, g 13. bridge, a
    Aim 4. canal, k 9. river, c 14. pond, d
    5. waves, b 10. dam, f 15. riverbank, l
    To learn and practice
    water-related vocabulary. Next, students sort the water-related vocabulary from Exercise
    A into four groups, man-made structures, salt water, fresh water
    and land.
    Preparation
    Make one copy of the Exercise B - Answer key
    two-page worksheet for
    each student. Man-made Salt water Fresh water Land
    canal waves river island
    lighthouse sea pond sand
    Level dam ocean beach
    Intermediate (B1) bridge bay coast
    riverbank

    Time After that, students categorize the water words into three groups,
    things or places near your hometown, things or places near where
    35 minutes you live now, and things or places you have visited on holiday.

    Students then move on to use clues to complete a crossword with


    the water vocabulary from the worksheet.

    Exercise D - Answer key

    Across Down
    2. bay 11. sea 1. canal 6. pond
    4. dam 12. coast 2. beach 8. island
    7. lighthouse 13. sand 3. river 9. ocean
    10. riverbank 14. bridge 5. waves

    Finally, students complete Have you been to...? questions with


    names of places that correspond to the water vocabulary from
    the worksheet, e.g. names of islands, rivers, bridges, etc. The
    students then ask the questions to a partner and record their
    answers.

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    THE NATURAL WORLD

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Water Vocabulary

    A. Match the water vocabulary to the pictures.

    1. island ............ a. b. c.

    2. sand ............

    3. beach ............

    4. canal ............ d. e. f.

    5. waves ............

    6. lighthouse ............

    7. sea ............ g. h. i.

    8. ocean ............

    9. river ............

    10. dam j. k. l.
    ............

    11. coast ............

    12. bay ............


    m. n. o.
    13. bridge ............

    14. pond ............

    15. riverbank ............

    B. Sort the water-related vocabulary from Exercise A into the four groups below.

    Man-made
    Salt water Fresh water Land
    structures

    C. Now, categorize the water-related words into the following three groups.

    Things or places near Things or places near Things or places you have
    your hometown where you live now visited on holiday

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    THE NATURAL WORLD

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Water Vocabulary

    D. Use the clues to complete the crossword with the water words from Exercise A.

    1 2

    5 6

    7 8 9

    10

    11

    12

    13

    14

    Clues across Clues down

    2. P
     art of the sea where the land curves 1. A
     waterway made for boats, like the
    inwards, like the ... of Biscay near France Panama ...
    and Spain.
    2. S
     andy land next to the sea, like Bondi ... in
    4. A
     big wall to hold back water, like the Three Australia.
    Gorges ... in China.
    3. A
     long channel of water that flows out to the
    7. A
     tower with a light on top to guide ships. sea, like the Amazon ... in South America.
    10. L
     and right next to a river. 5. W
     ater raised up by the wind or tide. Surfers
    love these!
    11. A
     large body of salt water, like the
    Mediterranean ... 6. A
     body of water smaller than a lake, like
    Walden ... in America.
    12. L
     and next to the sea.
    8. L
     and with water all around.
    13. W
     hat a beach is made of.
    9. T
     he largest bodies of water on Earth, like
    14. A
     structure used to cross a river, like the the Pacific ... between Asia and America.
    Golden Gate ... in America.

    E. Complete the Have you been to...? questions with names of places that correspond
    to the vocabulary from the worksheet, e.g. names of islands, rivers, bridges, etc.
    Then, ask the questions to a partner and record their answers.

    1. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 


    2. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 
    3. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 
    4. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 
    5. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 
    6. Have you been to ...........................................................? Yes  No 

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