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This one hour lesson includes a video, vocabulary, discussion questions, and an extension activity. This advanced conversation lesson can be done in class with many students or online one-on-one with a single student. The...
Reported speech is a rule heavy grammar topic, so one of the best ways to introduce the topic is through guided discovery and speaking practice! Guided discovery is when you allow students to discover...
Teaching kindergarten and VYL students might seem tough, but really there’s a pretty easy formula for it that everyone can follow. This hour-long routine/lesson can be used everyday for your VYL TEFL class. All...
Are you looking for a fun speaking lesson about present continuous? Me too. Here’s a lesson for reviewing present continuous in a fun communicative way with your child, teen, or adult classes. So let’s...
You can teach this simple no-prep lesson with nothing but some scrap paper and a board to write on, but it’s still a fun and engaging way to review past simple questions, something that...
Do you need a fun, engaging Halloween lesson for your students on October 31st? Try this lesson that includes games, conversation, and listening practice through a Halloween video. The worksheet can be downloaded here....
This one-hour lesson will provide your intermediate and high elementary students with a great opportunity to speak, practice comparative grammar, and practice speaking about education. You can download the images and discussion questions here....
Check out this full lesson about possessive with apostrophe ‘s. It’s a great lesson with a PPT and a worksheet included!
A lot of students get confused over when to use indefinite pronouns. In this lesson we will explore how to use these pronouns correctly. The pronouns we will focus on are Some-Any-No-Every. For example,...
There are many negative prefixes. They all serve the same function which is to turn a word with a positive meaning into one with a negative meaning. We will talk about the Un-In-Dis prefixes....
