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Category Archives: ESL Activities
Play and Win ESL Bingo Games
All students, young and old, love games and everyone, no matter where they live, loves to win! Continue reading
Super Success with Children’s Bingo Games!
Try using ESL games. They make teaching English as a second language a lot more fun. Continue reading
Games for Children’s First ESL Lessons
It is difficult to find activities other than songs, that keep children interested and participating. Continue reading
Manor House Secrets Video – Part 1
When you look at an old English manor house, can you imagine how may secrets it might hold? This old house saw some sinister secrets that ended with murder.
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Vancouver’s Brockton Point Lighthouse
While teaching in different countries, we found students who learned to speak English simply by watching television. We are presenting some interesting and sometimes funny videos for ESL students to practice their listening comprehension skills. Vancouver’s Brockton point has a … Continue reading
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Using Childrens’ Games During Low Energy Times
There are times of the day when special activities such as games are very appropriate Continue reading
Types of English Second Language Activities for Active Children
This article suggests types of activities that will catch their interest and establish control and harmony within the room. Continue reading
Ideas for Teaching Listening and Phonics to ESL Children
They’ll learn if they are enjoying themselves. This article offers ideas that can make phonics fun. Continue reading
Successful ESL Lists of Ways to Enhance Your Teaching
Many languages of the world are regular in the way that they are structured. This makes English grammar very difficult for thousands of students whose first language follows a consistent grammatical pattern. Although there is nothing anyone can do about the … Continue reading
