A Directions Game and Lesson Plan For Your Level Four ESL Students
This high school ESL game is great for teaching directions for the first time or as a refresher lesson and you can also grade how your ESL students …
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Veterans Day ESL Lesson: A WebQuest For Peace Around the World
In the United States, people across the nation observe, on November 11, Veterans Day. ESL Lessons on this day can include a WebQuest on how other …
Continue ReadingNew Interactive Read-Alouds: ESL Lesson Plans
The ability to read and to comprehend text of any sort is very essential. Teach your ESL learners how to identify the “big idea” of the …
Continue ReadingTeach English Listening Skills and Introduce Students to Reductions
It’s no secret that listening is one of the most challenging aspects of language teaching. Read on and develop your students’ listening …
Continue ReadingAn ESL Lesson Plan for Teaching Adult Students About American Catch Phrases
Idioms in any language are a normal part of everyday conversation. Some are used much more than others. This article features some great idioms for …
Continue ReadingA Fun and Effective Way For Giving Feedback in SEI and TESOL Classes
This article presents one of the TESOL and SEI approaches for giving feedback to one another in a fun way. A person will learn more from effective …
Continue ReadingDance and ESL Lessons: Use Kinesthetic Learning To Enthuse Your Students
The use of a dance in an ESL lesson may seem eccentric, but it can be a highly effective way of teaching your students in a fun and engaging way. The …
Continue ReadingESL Family Lesson Plan
Not sure how to introduce family vocabulary to your students? Don’t know how to approach the often delicate issue of family structure without …
Continue ReadingESL Lesson: At the Airport - Vocabulary and Practice
This ESL lesson covers the experience of being at an airport. Practice greetings and partings, making requests, or asking about the schedule for …
Continue ReadingFirst Lesson Plan of an ESL Class
Not sure where to start on your first day of ESL class? Read on for tips and activities to help you plan a great first class that will help students …
Continue ReadingUse This Conversation Activity about Vacation Plans to Help Upper Intermediate ESL Learners Express Future Time
Talking about vacation is usually an exciting topic. Use this topic in your classes as an upper intermediate ESL conversation lesson. This topic will …
Continue ReadingTeach Colors to Young ESL Learners
Colors are an important initial exposure to adjectives for young children. While the concept of an adjective may still be a bit hazy to the average …
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