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Have you tried these practical activities to help students with vocabulary learning? There's something for all ages and levels.

How can I teach English to a learner who seems not to listen properly?

Students are often asked to listen to tapes or to their teacher talking, but it can be just as useful to encourage them to listen to each other in a more active way.

These games involve the learners sitting in a circle and working as a whole class.

If you'd like to have a first go at 'teaching unplugged' your aim is simply to get students to produce language and then to use the language they produce as the basis for your lesson.

There are lots of ways to use flashcards. Here are just some of them.

Pronunciation straddles two domains: it is part language - like grammar or vocabulary, and part skill - like speaking or listening.

This is an adaptation of the popular children's game where you have to pick up matching pictures, but in this activity we use the two parts of collocations.