Movies are one of the most powerful tools for language learning. They are engaging, memorable, and full of natural language that students actually want to use.
Like you, I'm a huge fan of movies. So when it comes to teaching a film unit in class, I needed a lesson plan that would match my love for the silver screen.
Walk the walk and talk the talk.
An ESL classroom fashion show is one of my favorite ways to teach clothing vocabulary and adjective order because it turns grammar practice into something active, memorable, and fun!
The 30-Day English Challenge is designed to improve your speaking, writing, vocabulary and reading, and boost your confidence and fluency. By completing a simple language task every day for 30 days, you’ll be on your way to better English… fast! Can I really improve my English in 30 days? Yes,…
When it’s time to put theory into practice, grammar dice is an easy, zero-prep ESL grammar activity that students love. It’s engaging for all levels and language backgrounds, including teens and adult learners. Students can review and practice tenses, conditionals, and question forms… all at once! Ready to learn the…
Learning English can be tricky—especially when it comes to pronunciation. Because English borrows words from many different languages, pronunciation can change depending on the origin, meaning, and speaker. The most common mistake is adding too many syllables to a word, making it longer than it needs to be. For each…
