Bag of Tricks

      KarineV's picture

      I came up with the idea of creating bag of tricks! I know all the teachers have in mind their bag of tricks. Those that you use sometimes to impress, activate, open up your learners!

      Speaking activities - I love the MESS!

      singerina's picture

      My policy is Let them speak so they can be quiet as well! Teachers often like keeping their pupils quiet. Order in everything, maintaining peaceful atmosphere!

      Talking about food, doctors and risky experiments

      Victoria Kamchatka's picture

      I want to share with you some activities which I offer my Ss to do while speaking about health, doctors and food.

      Board games

      Evgeniya_Zimina's picture

      When I was a child, I loved board games - all sorts of them. There is some magic in throwing the dice and  placing the chips on the correct squares.

      Vox populi (Voice of people)

      crystalheart's picture

      In this post, I'll mention about a drama activity I learned in one of the drama workshops. It can be used for any subject for revising purpose.

      G as in: Great ideas I've learned about in our Blogathon so far

      dxplorer's picture

      I'm learning a lot by being here and blogging. And so far I love it, so I've decided to make a post about the best ready-to-use ideas I've come across so far.

      Bac English

      amineenglish's picture
      Bac English is created for Algerian secondary school pupils .

      Snow day activities

      crystalheart's picture

       

      What's your favourite activity for teaching English to children (especially to EFL young learners)?

      Dear all:

      Since many of us are to become EFL teachers, I'd like to ask the experienced teachers, and the ones who've got ideas, what your favourite activity for teaching English language to

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