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1. Mixed Letters – SPORT A really fun way to review vocabulary at the end of the lesson or the week is to mix up the letters of each word. Write a word or words on the board. The students then race to identify the vocabulary.
Boost your Sports Vocabulary with this B1 intermediate-level lesson that includes pictures, definitions, examples, exercises, and a fun game.
A list of common sports vocabulary with definitions & sample sentences. Links to online reading and listening resources. You’ll find PDF downloads of both the questions and sample answers and the sports vocabulary list at the bottom of the respective sections.
1 A person who really loves a sport. 2 People sit and watch sport in here. 3 A game where one team wins. 4 A person who does a sport like basketball, tennis or football. 5 A competition to see who is the fastest. 6 A person or team that wins a competition. 7 You play sports like tennis, basketball and volleyball on this.
Sports Vocabulary. Students can practise vocabulary related to sports with this worksheet. This ws is made up of different types of exercises (matching, definitions, compound words and jokes). 812 uses.
Stage 1 (0-5 mins): Introducing the Topic . In pairs, students discuss (a) their favourite sport to play and (b) their favourite sport to watch. Students should explain their reasons. Take feedback from 4-5 pairs. Students should report on what their partner said. Stage 2 (5-10 mins): Introducing Activity 1 .
One of you chooses a sport. Describe it for the others to guess, using the questions below or your own ideas. • Is it a team game? • What equipment do you need? • IWhere do people do it? • Do people compete or usually do it just for fun? • Does it involve several different sports? • Is it dangerous? • Have you ever done / played it?
