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Lesson 8

Building in Second Life

Level: Elementary/Pre-intermediate

Type: General English

Skills practised: Speaking, listening

Language/Systems: Vocabulary: Shapes (nouns and adjectives), colours, prepositions of location Grammar: Imperative

Material: Objects (build in lesson), one or more scripts, notecards (lesson overview, list of vocabulary (shape nouns and objectives), homework

Tools: notecard displayer, content giver

Location/LMs: A sandbox or other place where everybody has permission to build

Summary: Reviewing and teaching vocabulary by building simple objects and editing them.

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