I am an English teacher in Brazil and I really enjoyed finding this site because it has helped me by giving me tools to use while teaching, such as activities, games and useful tips. I would like to write about an activity

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This is a game that practises vocabulary and speaking skills in the context of buying and selling. It is a great revision activity for younger students.

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Here are five useful ways that I have used to try to encourage my teenage learners to use more English in class.

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Learning and remembering the phonemic symbols can be quite a challenge. Here are some ideas and activities which can help even lower levels with this.

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If you have students that aren't very confident or happy about speaking this is a good idea that always works for me.

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Despite the fact that most communication is face-to-face, most listening material does not train students to cope with this.

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This activity gives learners at an intermediate level and above the opportunity to use interactional language in a role-play situation

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I have been teaching in Brazil for almost two years and I absolutely love what I do. Throughout these 19 months I have tried some activities with my groups, some were not very successful, but others worked out really well.

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Discussion wheels are a good way of giving students time to think and formulate opinions before they do discussion work.

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These activities are linked to the Think article - Young learners and the phonemic chart

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