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These are all posts about ESL activities, also called ELL activities, that English teachers can do with their students. There are online activities as well as in-person activities
Interactive activities in language learning are so important! Here are some fun ones for your classroom.
There are many benefits of using ESL activities in the classroom and I hope these posts help inspire you to use it more and more.
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You can use activities and materials focused on Project-Based Learning to inspire your online English classroom.
Writing a personal narrative is a great way for English language learners to practice creative writing.
Using essays to prompt discussion is a classic ESL lesson plan idea. If you are stumped for a lesson, you can always follow this format:
Creative writing prompts are a powerful way to teach students English and I enjoy using them the most with middle school and high school students. It’s really hard to get that age group to open up, but creative writing prompts…
Here is a list of some of the best public texts to help your students learn English and practice their reading. Publically accessible books are a free, fun way to practice reading a new language. They are at an intermediate…
a real example of an reading comprehension mindmap made by my students
Here are some fun ways to teach English outside. If you have a class that meets outside, here are some fun outside ESL games you can play.
Here is a list of fun things to do with a toddler while teaching them English. After a few years of childcare, I realized that a schedule is what makes all the difference in childcare. If you are stuck in…
Let’s talk about some fun games to teach kids vowel sounds! I have adapted some of these for teaching vowels to online students. Young learners, especially, will benefit from these simple vowel activities. But teachers can use these vowel activities…