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Imaginative materials: radio radio
The radio is a tremendous resource of listening material and the internet has suddenly opened this world up for classroom use. Instead of listening to the crackling and fading of shortwave transmissions, it’s now possible to save clear copies of programmes from all around the world. Here are some ideas ...
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ArticleBeginning reading and writing: Introducing letters
Olha Madylus offers a selection of tips and activities for familiarising children with the sound of English and offers a practical way to introduce the alphabet using phonics.
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Reading lesson plans: Flags
Students complete a series of activities based on a text about flags.
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Air travel English
To introduce and extend language for travelling by plane and to introduce the passive voice (present simple).
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Grammar: mood and modality 2
Jonathan Marks explains the difference between mood and modality.
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Grammar: mood and modality 1
Jonathan Marks explains the difference between mood and modality.
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General: Guided tours
Wouldn’t it be nice to get out of the classroom sometimes? If your school permits it, and if your class is of a suitably manageable size, there are many interesting and useful things that you can do outside your normal room.
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Exchanging information: The interrupting game
This warmer gives students suggestions for how to politely interrupt someone who is speaking.
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ArticleTeaching Practice
This indispensable classic helps you cope with different teaching scenarios when you are preparing to become a teacher of English or if you are preparing others to become English teachers.
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ArticleLearning Teaching
The revised and extended edition of the ever-popular 1994 edition addresses the most important, challenging and interesting situations of the English classroom and provides assistance to coping with them.
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Sound Foundations
This new and updated edition is a real help for teachers to feel comfortable when speaking and teaching pronunciation. The CD contains demonstrations of the activities with author's commentaries.
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Children Learning English
Children Learning English reveals the special features of teaching foreign languages to young learners. It is an inspiring read and a useful practical guide in a single volume.
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Lesson Share: Grammar activities: Noughts and crosses
This is a warmer designed to revise previously taught language points.
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Cultural Lessons
A selection of culture news lessons from The Guardian Weekly, focusing on general interest stories, each with an accompanying worksheet of activities.
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ESOL: A for Alpha
To present and practice ‘A for Alpha, ‘B for Bravo’ spelling alphabet to help telephone communication
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Summer stories
In this speaking lesson by Lindsay Clandfield, students prepare and tell each other an anecdote relating to the summer.