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Business English Materials.com. ESL lesson plans. Complete with 20-page printable handout, 8 online quizzes and mp3.
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A blog without an audience is like...a library without books, a car without an engine, Beyonce without a ring. Via Christine Cox
The ideas was for the students to take photos, email photos from home or find photos online to represent their weekly Hebrew vocabulary words. Once the images are on the iPad, tap on the blank canvas and choose “Photos From Library” to import photos into PicCollage. Via Nik Peachey
Resources to learn the English language for ESL, EFL, ESOL, and EAP students and teachers.
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News English Lessons: Free 13-Page ESL lesson plan on Fake Pilot - Handouts, online activity, mp3... for teaching current events.
ESL Holiday Lesson plan on European Day of Languages. Handouts and mp3 listening.
A guide to strong collocating emphatic expressions used in formal written and spoken English for English learners and ESL classes.
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News English Lessons: FREE 11-page handout and mp3 on China's Super Rich.
Teaching a new language to non-native speakers may be one of the most challenging educational jobs out there, so ELL teachers can use all of…...
Printable worksheets explaining phrasal verbs with the word make (make up, make out, make do, make into, make over, make off).
The OneLook reverse dictionary is a great tool to get students thinking about how they explain what words mean. Unlike most dictionaries which gives you the meaning of a ord, this one will give you the word as long as you can give the correct maning. This is a great skill to develop as a language learner. Via Nik Peachey
Looking for HTML 5 (mobile friendly) games for Moodle? You're in luck! We have 20+ games that work in Moodle and on mobile devices. The games are SCORM compliant and pass a score to the Moodle grade book. Via AgileBelma
A newspaper by Jonathan Acuña - updated daily with a curated selection of articles, blog posts, videos and photos.
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The rules couldn't be simpler; create a rolling story, one post at a time, alternately optimistic/pessimistic. I'll get the ball rolling.
Customize this newspaper! Add a section title and a headline for the article. Have fun!
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