Can your students identify which pairs of words are homophones and which pairs of words are minimal pairs in this fun ESL pronunciation game?
Homophone or Minimal Pair? (Free)
Can your students identify which pairs of words are homophones and which pairs of words are minimal pairs in this fun ESL pronunciation game?
Got the meeting mindset? Teach your students expressions and idioms for meeting, get them thinking critically about modern attitudes towards meetings, and put them into an innovative role-play with this ESL worksheets and printable lesson plan.
As the fifteen questions get harder, will your students know their idioms and be able to take home the million, or will they go home with nothing?
Who Wants to Be an Idiomaire? (Free)
As the fifteen questions get harder, will your students know their idioms and be able to take home the million, or will they go home with nothing?
Turn it up with this printable PDF or online-ready ESL lesson plan with pre-class activities so it can be used in a flipped classroom, too!
Teach your students to express basic discomforts, such as “I have a headache” and “I’m cold”.
So many festivals: Holi, India; Día de los Muertos, Mexico; St. Patrick’s Day, Ireland; Carnival, Venice… Have you ever been? Did you have a good time? What made that festival unique?
In this B2-C1 ESL lesson plan, students speak about money and finances. They learn a number of money-related expressions and focus on what prepositions to use with verbs relating to money.
Today, let’s teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use “please”, “thank you”, and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations.
Formalities for Beginners (Free)
Today, let’s teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use “please”, “thank you”, and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations.
How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
For beginner ESL students and level A1, let’s get started with nationalities and the verb ‘to be’.