I would like to share a free writing activity that I found some years ago in the internet (to tell the truth I tried to find it, but could not).

It was a successful one among my intermediate le

Here are 2 activities I’ve come up with which hopefully can enliven your classes and provide your students with natural context for using English to describe pictures and practice/review vocabulary

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A couple of years ago I participated in a conference where some famous speakers were sharing interesting materials.

Sometimes it gets really difficult to find activates for adult learners.

I’d like to share a site which has so many magnificent materials both for EFL and ESL teachers. http://eslsite.com/ It involves not only teaching materials or ideas but also articles for teachers.

In my previous blogs I tried to share links for those who are interested in using cartoons, songs, worksheets, etc. as teaching young learners.

What are the most important skills in any language? If asked this question most people would answer – “reading, listening, writing, and speaking”.

I've just come across www.education.videoblocks.com/ Education.VideoBlocks.com is a database of royalty free and copyright safe multimedia clips that students and teachers can legally download and