vocabulary

My elementary A0-A1 students need vocabulary! This ESL image-based vocabulary booster offers 16 pictures for students to easily learn relevant restaurant vocabulary.
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Chip in, save up, pay back, get by.... These are just a few of the phrasal verbs your students will learn with this B2-C1 ESL lesson plan. This class is split into two worksheets so that it may optionally be taught with a flipped classroom approach. 
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Teach your students all the necessary summer vocabulary! The Vocabulary Builder category offers a dynamic set of resources for teaching vocabulary for lower levels, and can be adapted for kids (with colouring activities) and adults (with presentations and adult-friendly games).
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Teach your students all the necessary summer vocabulary! The Vocabulary Builder category offers a dynamic set of resources for teaching vocabulary for lower levels, and can be adapted for kids (with colouring activities) and adults (with presentations and adult-friendly games).
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Phrasal verbs are easy when taught through context, examples, and conversation. Today's ESL business English lesson plan teaches 12 business phrasal verbs in just this way, designed for level B1 and B2 business English learners. 
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The railway has played a very important role in British history over the last 200 years or so. Naturally, therefore, it has also had an important influence on the language. From "go off track" to "full steam ahead", you'll discover a wealth of idioms related to the railway, connecting British history to Business Englisha and general conversation which is as relevant today as it ever was. 
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What is "fast fashion", and what is it doing to our planet? This ESL lesson plan for B1-B2 students talks about fast fashion and the impact that it is having on the environment.
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Every day is a day to celebrate our pets, so lets start by learning the names of each animal! The Vocabulary Builder category offers a dynamic set of resources for teaching vocabulary for lower levels, and can be adapted for kids (with colouring activities) and adults (with presentations and adult-friendly games).
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It's a tough one, isn't it? That subtle difference between 'get in', 'get out', 'get on', and 'get off' always catches learners out. This B2-C1 ESL printable worksheet and lesson plan offers students a greater use of phrasal verbs relating to transportation, as well as introducing more vocabulary related to getting around the city.
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Let's teach our students to say hello and goodbye with this engaging ESL lesson plan for absolute beginners with printable worksheet.
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