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2 years 10 monthsEdad: 8+
Level: Pre-intermediate
Idioma: English
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ID: 1324676
29/08/2021
Country code: MX
Country: Mexico
Tema principal: Workshop vocabulary (1495405)
From worksheet author:
Use this worksheet to practice hand tools vacabulary
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Vocabulary
Worksheet description:
Objective Explanation:
The objective of this worksheet is to help students learn workshop vocabulary related to hand tools. By labeling various tools commonly found in a workshop setting, students will enhance their understanding and mastery of the terminology used in this field.
Content Overview:
The main content of this worksheet focuses on identifying and labeling hand tools such as calipers, spanners, screwdrivers, cutters, spirit levels, power drills, monkey wrenches, hammers, screws, vises, bolts, blowtorches, wire strippers, step ladders, pliers, grinding machines, nuts, and tape measures. This diverse range of tools provides students with a comprehensive overview of commonly used equipment in a workshop.
Language and Educational Level Context:
This worksheet is designed for students learning English as a second language at an intermediate educational level. The vocabulary and concepts covered are tailored to students who are familiar with basic English but are looking to expand their knowledge in a specialized field, such as workshop terminology. The language used is accessible and appropriate for students at this level, helping them to build their language skills in a practical context.
Subject Relevance:
This worksheet is directly aligned with the subject of English for Specific Purposes (ESP), as it focuses on teaching relevant vocabulary in a specific field - workshop tools. By providing students with the terminology necessary to communicate effectively in a workshop setting, this worksheet demonstrates the practical applications of language learning in real-world contexts.
Instructions:
The instructions text directs students to label the various hand tools listed on the worksheet, such as toolbox calipers, spanners, screwdrivers, cutters, spirit levels, power drills, monkey wrenches, hammers, screws, vises, bolts, blowtorches, wire strippers, step ladders, pliers, grinding machines, nuts, and tape measures. This instruction guides students on how to engage with the content and reinforces their understanding of the workshop vocabulary by applying it in a practical exercise. Additionally, the brands mentioned, STABILA and STANLEY, provide further context and familiarity with common tool manufacturers in the industry, enriching students' knowledge in this specialized field.
The objective of this worksheet is to help students learn workshop vocabulary related to hand tools. By labeling various tools commonly found in a workshop setting, students will enhance their understanding and mastery of the terminology used in this field.
Content Overview:
The main content of this worksheet focuses on identifying and labeling hand tools such as calipers, spanners, screwdrivers, cutters, spirit levels, power drills, monkey wrenches, hammers, screws, vises, bolts, blowtorches, wire strippers, step ladders, pliers, grinding machines, nuts, and tape measures. This diverse range of tools provides students with a comprehensive overview of commonly used equipment in a workshop.
Language and Educational Level Context:
This worksheet is designed for students learning English as a second language at an intermediate educational level. The vocabulary and concepts covered are tailored to students who are familiar with basic English but are looking to expand their knowledge in a specialized field, such as workshop terminology. The language used is accessible and appropriate for students at this level, helping them to build their language skills in a practical context.
Subject Relevance:
This worksheet is directly aligned with the subject of English for Specific Purposes (ESP), as it focuses on teaching relevant vocabulary in a specific field - workshop tools. By providing students with the terminology necessary to communicate effectively in a workshop setting, this worksheet demonstrates the practical applications of language learning in real-world contexts.
Instructions:
The instructions text directs students to label the various hand tools listed on the worksheet, such as toolbox calipers, spanners, screwdrivers, cutters, spirit levels, power drills, monkey wrenches, hammers, screws, vises, bolts, blowtorches, wire strippers, step ladders, pliers, grinding machines, nuts, and tape measures. This instruction guides students on how to engage with the content and reinforces their understanding of the workshop vocabulary by applying it in a practical exercise. Additionally, the brands mentioned, STABILA and STANLEY, provide further context and familiarity with common tool manufacturers in the industry, enriching students' knowledge in this specialized field.
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