* Level: ESL Middle School, ESL High School, ESL Adults, ESL Intermediate, ESL Advanced * Time: 25 game questions for a 45 minute lesson. Welcome to an ESL lesson plan for a fun game that is similar to the TV game show Jeopardy. This complete ESL game lesson plan is a listening and speaking exercise. ...
An English-as-a-Second-Language, beginning-of-class warm up is a great way to start class and get students in an English-learning frame of mind. Many ESL students come to your classroom from an atmosphere where English is not spoken. If you are like me – teaching English to kids in a foreign country – oftentimes, the ESL students ...
So you didn’t prepare an English-as-a-Second-Language lesson plan today, but you need a good ESL classroom idea that does not require any preparation? You have come to the right article. Simply extend my ESL classroom warm-up into a full ESL lesson plan that is a fun game for you and your ESL students. You can ...
Using role-plays designed for EFL and ESL can dramatically improve your students’ ability to speak in English. Here are three free role-plays that you can immediately make use of. FORCED TO LIVE ON A DESERTED ISLAND Tell students that they’re going to live on a deserted island, and, that they can only bring five objects ...
This fun, free, easy-for-the-teacher English as a Second Language game is based on the classic game Scattergories, produced by Hasbro via the Milton Bradley Company. ESL students just love this fun and exciting game for the classroom. Suitable for a large or small class size, it really gets ESL students thinking about and having fun ...
Having taught English as a second language to Chinese students for over three years, I have learned some good methods for getting students to remember new vocabulary. Often times, children and adults who learn a foreign tongue struggle with memorizing new terms and how to use such words and phrases in speaking and writing. As ...
