Trivia Game for Advanced ESL Students (1)
Instructions: Put the students into teams. Read each question, giving them a short amount of time to discuss and write an answer. Depending on your students’ level, you may need…
ESL Trivia Game for Beginner/Intermediate Students
Instructions: Put the students into teams. Read each question, giving them a short amount of time to discuss and write an answer. Depending on your students’ level, you may need…
ESL Trivia Game for Beginner Students
Instructions: Put the students into teams. Read each question, giving them a short amount of time to discuss and write an answer. Depending on your students’ level, you may need…
ESL Game: I Dare You (printable cards)
Instructions: This is a fun group game for ESL classes. Divide the groups into teams. They then take turns drawing a card (don’t let the students see the cards). The…
Tips and Techniques for Injecting Fun into Classes with Beginner Students
The following article is taken from the Introduction of our new e-book, The Great ESL Games Compendium! - available for instant download! When teaching beginner students (and here we are…
Three Rules for ESL Classroom Control
Most of my experience teaching ESL has been in Asian countries, teaching young kids with very limited knowledge of English. This presents a number of problems in terms of classroom…
Writing as an Art Form, not a Chore
To many students, writing is an inherently boring and tedious task, and it can therefore be very difficult to inspire ESL students to put pen to paper. Writing is among…
Teaching Phrasal Verbs to ESL Students
One of the best ways to help students speak more naturally and fluently is to introduce them to phrasal verbs and regularly incorporate these into class. Native speakers often use…
Reasons to Consider a Career in TEFL
There are a number of reasons why teaching ESL might be a profession worth considering. Teaching ESL can be rewarding, enjoyable, and quite profitable, and it comes with a number…
Teaching ESL Grammar with Games and Activities
It can be quite difficult for young ESL students to get comfortable using English, especially given the notoriously daunting nature of English grammar. With the specific parts of speech and…
Adapting Childhood Games for the ESL Classroom
Adapting childhood games for the ESL classroom can result in a learning experience that is simultaneously constructive and fun. Games are a good way to reinforce speaking and listening skills,…
Tips for Connecting With Students from Different Cultures
Explaining the mechanics of the English language to young students with little or no background knowledge of English demands a teacher who is not only highly qualified and experienced but…
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