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Young Beginner
Songs, rhymes, vocabulary, dialogues, themes and short stories for Beginners, year 1-3, A1.1.
Elementary
Theme-based materials as well as stories to read and listen to, videos, vocabulary, chants and raps for Elementary level, year 4-6, A1.2 - A2.1.
Intermediate
Theme-based materials as well as reading, writing, listening and speaking inspiration for Intermediate level, year 7-9, A2-B1
Teen Beginner
A Course Plan and other materials at a beginner’s language level that present topics and ideas at a teenager’s interest level for Teen Beginners, age 15 and over, A1.1-A2.1.
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Summer, 1-6
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End of the Year, 4-9
Related page: Future Plans, year 9 Songs So Long Farewell Lyrics Sound of Music Live - YouTubehttps://youtu.be/HkWtd4tZ4eYSo Long Farewell Lyrics [Children:] There's a sad sort ...
Future Plans
Warm-up Dear Graduates - A Message From Kid President - YouTube (4:12) https://youtu.be/J7Jh31p9RMEOne of Kid President’s dreams is not only to grow up and graduate but also ...
10 steps to create a student-driven classroom
This post was originally published on the Ditch That Textbook blog. One day in 2005, my student Malin walked in looking for me just to ...
Spring is here! 1-6
A Theme Page about Spring with songs, vocabulary, reading and listening activities for elementary students (A1), year 1-6 in Sweden Warm-up Watch This Satisfying Timelapse ...
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10 steps to create a student-driven classroom
This post was originally published on the Ditch That Textbook blog. One day in 2005, my student Malin walked in looking for me just to tell me that she used to hate English before I ...
April 2019
Teachers who follow the calendar find it problematic this year, as Easter coincides with both Earth Day, April 22nd and Shakespeare's Birthday, April 23rd. Whichever way you plan and prioritise, there are ample resources in ...
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The USA 5-7
Map Stunning free photos - Pixabayhttps://pixabay.com/sv/photos/?image_type=&cat=&min_width=&min_height=&q=usa&order=popularFind pictures for your USA project in Pixabay. EnglishGrOnlinehttps://www.ego4u.com/en/read-on/countries/usa/fact-sheetThe United States is the fourth largest ...
Australia
MapPicturesPixabayElementaryEnglishGrOnlineKids' WorldNatGeoKidsScience KidsKwintessentialCultureCrossingDuckstersAustralia Facts for Kids - Cool, Fun, Facts(7:27)Australian Penal Colonies (4:25)Fun Facts about Australia (20:58)Australian Animals (12:58)Tourist GuideVirtual ...
Canada
MapPicturesPixabayElementaryEnglishGrOnlineKids' WorldNatGeoKidsScience KidsKwintessentialCultureCrossingDuckstersFactmonsterA Brief History of Canada (1:26)Canada - 9 Facts About Canada for Kids - Learn With Mrs.B (2:38)Tourist ...
South Africa
MapPicturesPixabayElementaryEnglishGrOnlineKids' WorldNatGeoKidsScience KidsKwintessentialCultureCrossingDuckstersFactmonsterSCOTTs SOUTH AFRICA (7:27)South Africa Geography (3:43)Tourist GuideVirtual Tour Cape TownVirtual Tour, Cape of Good HopeLonely PlanetBBC TravelDestination360WikivoyageRoughGuidesWorldTravelGuidePlanetwareTravellerSouthAfrica.netFact ...
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Talking Cardshttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Talking-Cards-4573470
574 cards with discussion questions to copy, cut and laminate. TpT $5 Advice: Choose before Use
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May 15, 2019
Educators – Rivethttps://rivet.area120.com/educators/Teachers and educators around the world are using Rivet to encourage better reading practice. Bring Rivet to your classroom today!
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May 15, 2019
WORDLESS VIDEOS FOR ELT-2 – ELT-CATIONhttps://eltcation.wordpress.com/2019/04/09/wordless-videos-for-elt-2/Wordless Videos for ELT sharing more wordless videos that are short (about 2-4 minutes) highly engaging, and appropriate for learners of all levels.
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May 4, 2019
Writer Igniter – DIY MFAhttps://diymfa.com/writer-igniterThe writer igniter is a prompt generator with millions of possibilities. Just click “shuffle” to get a character, situation, prop and setting. Then write!
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May 3, 2019
Two Factor Authentication Explained by Common Craft (VIDEO)https://www.commoncraft.com/video/two-factor-authenticationFor too long, passwords were the only thing standing between criminals and valuable information you keep online. Now, websites and apps are adding a second layer of security called Two Factor Authentication and this video explains why it matters, and how it works.
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May 2, 2019
Random Questions – Conversation Topic Generatorhttps://www.conversationstarters.com/generator.phpAn interesting site for student-centered group discussions
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May 2, 2019
10 steps to create a student-driven classroom
10 steps to create a student-driven classroom | Ditch That Textbookhttp://ditchthattextbook.com/2019/04/15/10-steps-to-create-a-student-driven-classroom/?fbclid=IwAR38lP-AUA24kq8FUH3YM15puN2G7_befV0-STHW4umNjOjDuDI39DLsqi8This post was originally published on the Ditch That Textbook blog.
Giving our students voice and choice is essential in a student-driven classroom. Here are 10 steps to making it work in your class.
Giving our students voice and choice is essential in a student-driven classroom. Here are 10 steps to making it work in your class.
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April 22, 2019
The Most Dangerous Writing App
The Most Dangerous Writing Apphttps://www.themostdangerouswritingapp.com/help.htmlDon’t stop typing, or all progress will be lost.
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April 10, 2019
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I use your material in combination with our text- and workbook. I also use it for my students who have English as their mother tongue. We always find good material.
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