Azraelle Mistwalker 's List: ESL

ESL resources

Welcome to Grammar Challenge, the programme where we help language learners use tricky grammatical structures. 




Every programme is downloadable as an mp3 and features an expert commentary on that week's grammar. The website contains fun interactive quizzes, grammar tables and an area for you to practise your written English

Writing prompts

We hope you enjoy using this free resource site for English teachers. Whether you are looking for teaching activities, worksheets, lessons, games, ideas or articles, you've certainly come to the right place. The pages at Teach-This.com are designed to direct you quickly and easily to the ESL/EFL teaching resource you are looking for. You will find lots of new teaching ideas and activities to keep your classes imaginative and interesting.

My mission at The Notebooking Fairy is to teach you how to notebook and to give you lots of free printables to notebook with. Every now and then I’ll sprinkle in some pixie dust to make things extra special.

ideas that connect Movies with motivational (re: fun) language learning. With an expanding list of more than 100 carefully-selected whole-movie lessons and a small-but-growing list of focused short-sequence lessons, Movies Grow English has become the ultimate shared-access website for ESL & EFL teachers and students who love great movies and appreciate their language-growing benefit. Herein is an introductory overview of what's on the menu bar to the left.

Resources & Teaching Ideas

Lots of resources - needs registration (free)

Write interactive stories.

Lesson plans

Saint Patrick's Day - Vocabulary, Exercises and Worksheets

Lesson Plan

Film in education

The focus within the English curriculum on speaking and listening in a range of contexts, as well as the study of spoken English, makes The King's Speech a highly appropriate film to stimulate discussion. As a British production, the film also makes an excellent focus for Media Studies, where students can explore promotional materials around the film's release. The film can also be approached by students of History, as interesting stimulus for further discussion.

Articles, blog, worksheets, links

A nice activity to start working with Twitter in classroom

For almost two years now, we’ve posted a fresh Student Opinion question every weekday.
Each question was originally inspired by something in that week’s New York Times, and all of them are still open to comment by anyone between the ages of 13 and 25.

Nice collection of printable short stories

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