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Cliparts, Flashcards and Animations : 
- Chores
(mes-english.com)
do the laundry, fold the laundry, iron the laundry, mow the lawn/cut
the grass, water the grass, work in the garden, take out the trash,
rake the leaves, do the dishes, sweep the floor, vacuum, mop the floor,
wash the windows, clean up the closet, dust, walk the dog, feed the
dog, wash the dog
large flash cards, medium flash cards, small game cards,
bingo cards, a handout
B/W backings with color pictures: medium flash, small cards, bingo
Mark's note: I use this set to introduce the target language 'have
to' and 'don't have to.'
- Chores
- des dessins intéressants (atschool.eduweb.co.uk)
Information : 
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Robot to help with housework
"At last, scientists have designed a robot that really can help with the housework...
In a test, he managed to sort out piles of towels of different sizes, colours and materials. "
- with a video 

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Working mothers 'spend three hours on chores every morning' 
"Working mothers spend three hours doing household chores before they get to the office - using up the equivalent of calories as an hour-long bicycle ride...
Packing in activities such as ironing, making the bed and brushing their children's hair means they use up about 500 calories.
Six in ten women say their day is already well underway by 7am and rarely slows until they go to bed just before 11pm."
(telegraph.co.uk)
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How The Average American Spends Their Day 
(loansandcredit.com)

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The life of the Queen : 
- The Queen’s Piper
"Here is a typical weekday morning for Queen Elizabeth II while in residence at Buckingham Palace in London."
(lisawallerrogers.wordpress.com)
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Boy guilty of shooting his mother
"A 12-year-old boy has been found guilty in the United States of murdering his mother following a row over his household chores...
According to prosecutors, the shooting happened after the boy had argued with his mother over chores.
He got a pistol from a bedroom cupboard and shot Sara Madrid repeatedly."
(BBC)

- 'Writuals'
- scribes reveal daily routines
"Virginia Woolf, George Bernard Shaw and Roald Dahl did it in sheds
at the bottom of the garden.
Shaw's desk was famously on castors, so he could turn it throughout
the day to get maximum light.
Dahl even had one of his own hip bones sitting on the desk. Every writer
will have their own ritual.
Kerry McKittrick examines the modus operandi of some of Ireland's favourite
writers and asks: What are your Writuals?"
(BBC)

Vocabulary : 
- Chores
- vocabulaire et exercices interactifs
(ac-clermont.fr)

Listening : 
- Daily routines audio files with worksheets : Choose the correct picture
(123listening.com)

- Daily routine : Audio + Script (teachingenglish.org.uk)
"She gets up at about 7 o'clock and then drinks a cup of coffee..."

- Daily
Routine Listening
"First you will hear the audio and
then the questions will follow."
- with the audio script and a worksheet
(englishmedialab.com)
- Audio
recordings of short texts

A joke (a gorilla in a bar) / The meeting (business)
/ Daily routine
- with SCRIPTS
(BBC)
- Household chores
- a lesson proposed by Randall S. Davis (esl-lab)
with :

- a list of commonly-used vocabulary with a recording of the
words in RealMedia format.
- a short quiz to test students' comprehension of some
of the words,
- a Follow-Up exercise for expanding students' use
of the vocabulary in a conversation with a partner or group.
Videos / Animations : 
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