Students always find the writing paper of the Cambridge First Certificate Exam rather hard. Sometimes it is a problem about lack of ideas, other times it is just a matter of incoherence in the organization of ideas. Here are two recommended websites to show your students so they can improve their essay writing technique: from planning to write-ups. Enjoy them!
10.6.15
30.5.15
Listening comprehension activities with rock&pop songs
This website has very nice worksheets with lyrics of top40 songs and youtube videos from the songs attached to each entry.
Teaching through songs with listening activities is an amazing opportunity to teach your students phrasal verbs, vocabulary terms, reported speech and passive voice rules.
Check the website here and let us know if it was useful :)
Free printable flashcards for young learners
Hello dear followers!
Today I bring an insteresting resource for those teachers who teach Vocabulary to children. This website contains many cartoon flashcards grouped by topic.
There are 100+ sets of free flashcards to print designed for curriculums for children ages 3-9 and 6-10. These cards are excellent image quality and as such some of the files are quite large (1mb~4mb.)
For free download of the flashcards, click here.
29.6.14
Grammar Bank : Rules and worksheets 4 all
GrammarBank
is where you can learn and practice English free online. We offer
hundreds of online and printable grammar exercises, EFL ESL quizzes,
lessons, reading comprehension worksheets, essay writing, vocabulary
practice, great resources for teachers to use in their English classes.
Learn the basic grammar rules, test your learning with numerous multiple choice or fill in exercises. All exercises, worksheets and handouts, printable
or online, are free to help you learn and practice English or teach if
you are a teacher, for you to use in classrooms, as homework assignments
or as testing material.
2.4.12
Grammaropolis
Grammaropolis is website designed to help elementary school students learn the parts of speech. Grammaropolis features cartoon characters that represent nouns, verbs, adjectives, and other parts of speech. Students can click on any of the characters to read that character's story. After going through the character stories students can watch videos about the parts of speech and play games about the parts of speech.
Visit this TIC tool for Teaching grammar here
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