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Check out these interesting short podcasts, all under 15 minutes, which include transcripts so you can easily check your English listening comprehension. 1. Strange Animals Podcast These short fascinating podcasts are all about weird...
Video lessons are great because students find them engaging and they tend to be very hands-off for the teacher. Keep this page bookmarked for those days where you need a fun, low-prep TEFL or...
The only way to improve your English listening is through practice, so listen to this short podcast about a mythical beast, answer the worksheet questions, and then answer the discussion questions with a friend...
A great way to improve your English listening is through podcasts. Check out this short podcast about spiders, answer the worksheet questions, and then have a discussion with your friend or tutor using the...
These 10 pop songs are all appropriate for any TEFL classroom. There’s a free PDF worksheet for each song. The worksheets by themselves will only take about 10-15 minutes to complete, but if you...
In today’s lesson students will learn about positive affirmations, make an origami heart, write their affirmations on it, and decorate the classroom for Valentine’s Day. This lesson will take about 45 minutes in total....
Here are some fun first conditional worksheets with answers. Some of these worksheets focus more on speaking, others more on reading, and others on practicing the first conditional. Have a look and pick out...
Here are some ideas and a few templates for a writing project that you can do with your class. They are meant to take a few classes to complete where each section might take...
We’ve all had to do review lessons where we don’t have much left to review. The quiz or exam is around the corner and all the review games we usually play like Kahoot, WordWall,...
“I’m finished! Now what?” Every teacher has heard a student say this, probably multiple times a day, and it can be particularly tricky in an ESL/EFL class where the teacher normally has a set...
