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Illnesses- Diseases
It's a simple PowerPoint about the topic health and illness. Students watch the images carefully and then are supposed to do different tasks, like oral practice, writng activities related to healthy...
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Neighborhood Problems
This is a warm up to talk about problems in students' neighborhood. It will provide students with a chance to give advice to each other. Besides, practice the conversation and discuss the theme,...
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Evolution of Music Players
This is a reading which took me quite some time to make but I'm quite happy with the result. It is for intermediate level but it can be easily simplified by using simpler language. It revolves around...
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Online Tutoring: an Appealing Alternative to Traditional Tutoring
In recent years, online tutoring has really gained traction as an alternative to traditional, in-person tutoring. However, many adults still doubt whether online tutoring is effective enough to merit...
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"Because No Single Size Fits All": The Link Between ESL Teaching Excellence...
When someone gasps and says “...Math is just so difficult”, and “Who on Earth invented Mathematics?” it doesn’t sound one bit surprising any more. Many people, when asked, would gladly admit that...
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Where Do I Go From Here?: English for Travelers
Teaching ESP (English for Special Purposes) can be a challenge at times because the English you are teaching is very specific to the field of the lesson. There are always things you can do to make it...
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Where Are We Going Today, Sir? : ESP for Taxi Drivers
Teaching English for specific purposes differs from teaching ESL in many ways, however the most significant is that your students typically will have a basic working knowledge of the English language....
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Integrated Exercises
This exercise contains grammar, writing, comprehension and vocabulary, it can help students to have a revision during a holiday.(total 10 pages)Grammar items : prepositions, adjectives , tenses ,...
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If I Were...Flashcards
This is a set of pictures to be used while studying subjunctive mood and conditional sentences of the second type. I t might be a warm up where students have to continue a sentence on their card or...
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Passive Voice Worksheet
This worksheet I personally used as a test though you might also like to use it for class practice. It consists of two exercises. In the first one students have to paraphrase sentences without changing...
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Song Worksheet: Gone, Gone, Gone by Phillip Phillips
This activity contains fill in the gaps exercises, choose the correct word in the sentence, organize the sentences. It's fun and kind of easy to understand! The students usually like the song and don't...
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Passive Voice Warmer
This activity is designed for a warm-up while studying passive voice. At first students can be asked to speculate about a picture of a kidnapped girl. After that, they are supposed to form sentences...
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Complaints
It is a list of useful phrases on making, rejecting, accepting and delaying a complaint with the following speaking practice. At this stage students will have to discuss pictures (where actions take...
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Revising Past Tenses
This is a 2-page worksheet for revising past tenses: past simple, past continuous and past perfect. Recommended for intermediate students who are asked to choose the correct option, choose the correct...
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“How Do You Say “Help!” in English?” 4 Activities for Teaching English for...
Pick-pockets. Purse snatchers. Scam artists. Unfortunately, these are some of the included risks when we travel. Fortunately, police are the people you can go to for help when these incidents happen....
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Back to the Future Part Two: 6 More Activities for Reviewing Future Time
Don’t give up on the future just yet. Here are six more fun and fresh activities you can use to review future tenses with your students. Check Out These New Inspiring Future Activities 1 Get Carded...
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“What’s Your Name Again?” 7 Engaging Activities to Learn (and Remember!)...
At the beginning of the year, there’s lots of information for students to keep straight. What time is class? Where is my class? Who is my teacher? But the most important thing for students to learn...
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Prepositions of Place: Multiple Choice Activity
This is a simple activity for teaching or revising prepositions of place .Recommended for elementary students who are asked to choose the correct option to fill in the blank spaces in the sentences...
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Mary's Bedroom
A simple PowerPoint about Mary's bedroom. Students take a look at the image then should be able to tick the correct answer using the verb "have got". The ppt can be used to study house/objects and also...
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Personality Adjectives
This worksheet presents basic personality adjectives. Students learn adjectives and structures for describing people’s personality. There are vocabulary exercises, writing and speaking activities. At...
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