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Hi guys,
I have a few primary school students(age12) who would like to find penfriends and exchange emails with them from time to time. Anyone?Hands up guys;)
Hi guys,
I have a few primary school students(age12) who would like to find penfriends and exchange emails with them from time to time. Anyone?Hands up guys;)
I just found out that I won the last Caption Competition, so here is a picture that I hope will inspire you to create the wittiest, funniest and craziest captions ever!
One of the mice: " Is this supposed to be a new version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears with that big tabby cat in the role of the little girl? I´m not too fond of it !!!"
I.m an English teacher and I need to take the CAE Cambridge exam . What I actually need is the C1 certification in my CV and I also know that there are other exams which are not as difficult as CAE ( it seems that in my country, this is the most popular)
I wonder if you know any online course that I can take to prepare myself for the exam which is not too expensive. What do you suggest?
Hi everyone. I need teaching materials for my 5th grade pupils. I need exercises related to the book everybody up 4. If there is anyone use this book. Please contact me or send me an email :[email protected] Thanks
Hello everyone,
I am from the United States, but I live in Guatemala with my family. I am a teacher by profession, and I teach social studies for a state virtual high school program by working remotely. I am going to be spending some time here in Guatemala volunteering to teach English to students of high school age in a nearby community. These are students without much in the way of economic resources, many of whom are sponsored to attend school by benefactors outside of Guatemala.
I am a veteran teacher, but I am new to ESL. I want to give my students the best experience possible. Right now, I will see them once a week. We start next week! I plan to begin with a diagnostic test to see where their skill levels are. I would very much welcome any advice.
Thanks!
Wendy
I wish I could answer in one sentence but it would be impossible. At least it looks like they will be (or should be) around the same level. That´s always a godsend when teaching languages to groups.
There are some assessment tests on this site, but you´ll also find plenty of internet. Depending on their level you could follow up with something to "break the ice" / form the group, even if they know each other, it´s all good fun.
Here are two of my favourites:
1. First of all ask each student to introduce him/herself to the class. Then select pairs around the room (not sitting next to each other - opposite if possible). Next hand out a sheet of paper to each student and ask them the draw just the head/face of their "partner" adding specific items which will help recognize the person - glasses, hair, etc. (they MUST NOT add the name). They don´t have to be artists that´s the best part of it. When they have finished, collect them and redistribute them around the class being careful not to give them to the same students. Each student must say who he/she thinks it is and what they know about him/her from the introductions they heard earlier.
2. Get a volunteer to draw a quick outline of the country on the board. This one works much better if they all come from the same country, but can be adapted in multi-national classes. Each student comes up to the board and puts a cross where he/she was born. They then tell the class something about themselves, their families and the town they were born in. Of course this may be limited depending on their English level, but it doesn´t matter. I even added myself and started the exercise.
Prepare a couple of revision exercises to get you over the first few lessons. They WILL need them!
You´ve come to the right place here, you´ll find plenty of good worksheets to use. Good luck !
Hi all,
There are some questions confusing my mind. Can you tell me the correct answer?
Other,the other, the others or another?
1. I want to go to four cities. One is Sydney,...... is İstanbul, and........ are Tokyo and Moscow.
2. This coat doesn�t fit me. Can i have..... one please?
3. Mmm! The orange is so sweet. Can i have..... one, please?
