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This activity is all about fun facts and helps older teenage or adult learners to practise question forms.

This revision activity is in the format of a generic TV quiz show. 

Here are some ways to encourage learners to make their own dialogues and to experiment with the language they know.

In this programme we hear some examples of games, including a kind of bingo game for vocabulary revision, a version of ‘Who am I?' with only ‘yes/no’ answers, a spelling game called ‘last letter/first letter', a team game with a paper ball for young children, and ‘Alibi’ where the whole class are the detectives! 

Film and video are very effective ways of both motivating our students and helping them to understand language, but they do need to be used with care and an understanding of some of the dangers and potential involved.

Why not use the activities on LearnEnglish Kids for listening practice with your young learners?

This paper investigates attitudes and perceived experiences of English learning by Chinese kindergarten children.

This lesson introduces learners to a popular song about actions with a series of structured activities.

This kit integrates a range of activities for young children based on the rhyming text Down by the Cool of the Pool.