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This page contains a list of prompts for writing classes/activities for when you need a bit of inspiration for a writing idea. I will try to update it regularly with new ideas, so keep checking bac...
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Some nice ideas for writing activities Delete the scoop?
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As a new addition to the ELT-Resourceful site, I am now adding free downloadable materials, on PDFs. Just click on the link below each picture. All comments very welcome. http://youtu.be/S9B7im8aQj...
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Some great ideas for thought provoking lessons. Delete the scoop?
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I've always been constructivist , meaning that I believe especially with language, students construct knowledge and are active participants in the creation…
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There are some nice ideas in here- I particularly like the snowball fight one! Delete the scoop?
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Free, downloadable, tried-and-tested lesson ingredients, plans and worksheets for EFL teachers, plus teaching tips, TEFL jobs and an updated ELT newsfeed. Delete the scoop?
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Lots of good material here - check out the learners' part of the site, too for homework etc. Delete the scoop?
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What is best: coffee or tea? Hear what people in London told us, then join the conversation! Here's a great collection of short authentic listenings with subtitles. Great for a task based approach - ask leaners to discuss the question in pairs, listen to the video and then look at some of the language the NSs use. They can do it again, then, using the new expressions. Delete the scoop?
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Breaking News Lessons - News English lesson plans: 1,511 FREE EFL/ESL lessons, online activities, podcasts for teaching current events. Delete the scoop?
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Lindsay Clandfield and Adrian Tennant give us some MORE(!) great tips and ideas for creating do-it-yourself grammar lessons. Delete the scoop?
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One of the tricks of teaching with minimal resources is devising ways of making one activity evolve into another, and even another, so that you have a chain of linked activities, none of which involves the use of materials. Delete the scoop?
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Adrian Tennant and Lindsay Clandfield provide us with some inspiring tips and ideas for teaching writing with minimal resources. Delete the scoop?
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ELT legend Scott Thornbury gives us some imaginative tips and ideas for using role-plays in lessons. Delete the scoop?
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Quality EFL / TEFL / ESL worksheets, handouts, lesson plans and resources for English teachers.
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This site isn't free, but it's cheap and I think it has a lot of lesson plans that are ideal for less expereinced teachers as they are written in a very straightforward way. Delete the scoop?
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Free classroom-ready worksheets for English language lessons based on topical news stories at advanced and lower-intermediate levels Delete the scoop?
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Nice ideas from the British Council Delete the scoop?
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If any activities referred to in the posts or in the materials available on the site aren’t adequately explained, a brief description may be found below: (And of course, if there’s anyt...
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Some great ideas for some well-known and not so well known activities to do in class.. Delete the scoop?
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Milada has some really lovely ideas for teaching grammar - highly recommended! Delete the scoop?
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They usually have free downloads of a particular book - it's 'Humanising your coursebook' by Mario Rinvolucri at the moment, which has some great ideas for easy ways to make your coursebook more interesting with minimal preparation - worth the free registration, I reckon! Delete the scoop?
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Scott Thornbury gives us some tips and ideas for grammar activities that don’t require any photocopying. Delete the scoop?
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Lindsay Clandfield and Adrian Tennant give us more great tips and ideas for creating do-it-yourself grammar lessons. Delete the scoop?
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Scott Thornbury offers some valuable tips and ideas for making use of your immediate environment for imaginative language lessons. Delete the scoop?
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Adrian Tennant provides tips and ideas for activities that focus on the process of listening and aim to encourage the learner to become more than simply an eavesdropper. Delete the scoop?
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