A messy and cluttered home means a messy mind... Do you agree with the statement? Why? Is it about you? Do you think that where we are can affect the way we feel and think? Do you have any special places that always make you feel...
Listening
ESL listening activities.
Saint Patrick's Day takes place annually on March 17. Have you ever heard about this holiday? What do you know about the history of the holiday? Why do people celebrate.
Saint Valentine's Day (February 14) is a very popular holiday not only in the US & Europe but also in Arab countries and Latin America. The symbols of this day.
How about practising your listening? Listening will help you to improve your understanding of the English language and your pronunciation. If you are an Elementary or Pre-Intermediate learner of English (A1, A2 or B1), you will like this free audio. It contains a Transcript and...
How can you motivate kids to learn English? What are the steps to achieve the goal? Here are 8 main steps to teach English to kids Keep it simple. Think.
There are a lot of English videos, tales & stories for kids on the Internet. They are fun, exciting & colorful. How to choose useful English videos for kids The.
Agree that it is not easy to find good ESL videos for beginners. Is Youtube good for beginners? Youtube contains a lot of English videos for all the levels, but how to choose really interesting and useful ones? I will share two educational videos for...
Do your kids like songs which tell tales? Ding Dong Bell is a very popular English nursery rhyme for children. This educational song tells children what is right and what.
2020 has been hard for the all of us. Global pandemic with a lot of deaths and its consequences. But we are going to celebrate Christmas again in 2020 with.
What are the most popular things of 2020? Toilet paper, masks, sanitisers. What is the reason? The coronavirus pandemic. Pre-Discussion: What do you know about a coronavirus? When & where was the first case of COVID-19? What are the most common symptoms of coronaviruses? How...