A blog created by teachers for teachers. Read up on the latest teaching tips, insights, resources, and other tidbits from TC Bear and the editorial team at Teacher Created Resources.
The meeting place for ESL/EFL teachers and students from around the world. Features lessons, job board, teaching ideas, vocabulary lists, quizzes, and more!
This site is geared towards middle and high school ESL students. At this link you can find students articles and reading worksheets on many nonfiction topics.
Learning English can be fun and easy. Check out the materials we have organized for you. ESLgold offers free resources for teachers and students, all categorized by skill and level. We’ve got videos, daily lessons, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary activities. A great place to meet new friends and get what you need to study and improve your English.
This is a collection of writing activities such an About Me Activity, a family tree, and a seasonal writing activity. The site also provides links to assist with editing writing, such as combining sentences, using possessive pronouns, and adding describing words to sentences.
There are audio clips available for students to listen to on many different topics at EnglishPond.com. Some of the audio clips are examples of apologizing, telephone greetings, and ways to express gratitude.
At ESL Cyber Listening Lab students can listen to audio versions of conversations. On this website, the conversations are categorized by level of difficulty. After the students listen to the conversations, they are asked to answer questions about the conversation.
The resources available at this site are to promote using the English language. Some of these resources are grammar quizzes on various topics, vocabulary quizzes at different levels of difficulty, and crossword puzzles. To help students understand the new words you can provide them with a video which are provided by the site in the form of podcasts. These ESL video podcasts date as far back as January 2006.
At this website you will find an introduction for teaching ESL students, printable worksheets, games, songs, flashcards, and links to other ESL resources.
This virtual help desk is designed to help ESL students and their instructors. ESL students, besides having the typical adaptations to make to higher education, must deal with language, culture, and education differences. This site provides information, advice, and support to these students and to the faculty who have ESL students in their classes and who act as their advisers.
The purpose of this database is to create a tailored reading list of quality children's literature or to find out if a book has won one of the indexed awards.
Education World's goal is to make it easy for educators to integrate the Internet into the classroom. With 98 percent of the nation's public schools connected to the Internet, the need for a complete online educational guide is evident. Education World is designed to be that resource for educators.
"Great Websites for Kids is a compilation of exemplary websites geared to children from birth to age 14. [...] Newly evaluated and accepted sites are added to the database three times a year. The committee also reviews all sites within the database twice a year to guarantee sites are still relevant, appropriate and accessible."
This site offers planning suggestions, preparation advice, conference forms, tips, insights, and communication ideas to help teachers prepare for successful parent-teacher conferences.
A blog created by teachers for teachers. Read up on the latest teaching tips, insights, resources, and other tidbits from TC Bear and the editorial team at Teacher Created Resources.
A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. Create your own for your class or use one that's already created.
