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No-Prep Filler Activities and Games A1 Elementary Students Imagine you have the perfect lesson plan designed to the last minute but upon finishing the lesson
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No-Prep Filler Activities and Games A1 Elementary Students Imagine you have the perfect lesson plan designed to the last minute but upon finishing the lesson

Jenny the nurse Jenny is a nurse. She’s tall, thin with long hair. She works at the hospital and looks after sick people. She gets
Vocabulary Challenge Can you make a sentence with the Word? Enunciate Verb say or pronounce clearly. “she enunciated each word slowly” Similar: pronounce, articulate, say, speak,

How to Improve your English Here you can find suggestions on how to improve your English. There are many ways to practice and learn to

Tenses Practice & Review Card Game There are many ways to practice the English tenses. One fun way to do so is with this English

You are the Teacher! Peer teaching What is the best way to learn grammar? Teach it! Have your students explain grammar usage to other students
The End is the beginning Adaptable to A1 – A2 Levels The End Is the Beginning is a fast-paced ESL filler activity with a strong

ESL Conversation – Pollution B1 and B2 Level Speaking Pollution – ESL Conversation – Discussion on the major issue of pollution. Here are 20 questions
Vocabulary Challenge Can you make a sentence with the Word Of The Day? Solidarity Unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with

Who Stole The Ruby? Who stole the ruby? A Pirate story – A fun card game to practice Past and Present tenses interrogative forms and