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Are you in Grade 10 in Vietnam? These Kahoots will be perfect to help you learn Unit 1 in your English Book.

Kahoot! collection | Time & Routine Learn how to use phrases of in English and discuss .

"I Wanna Know What They Really Know": 15 Easy Techniques to Elicit English from Your ESL Students What is Eliciting?Though the phrase eliciting techniques may be a little off putting, it’s really quite a simple thing. Eliciting means getting students to use specific language skills

A nice chart to help students make questions

Question charts Question charts are excellent tools to help both teachers and students to generate a wide range of questions. You first choose one of the question words on the left column, then a word from the top…

Cool and useful video for my Vietnamese friends out there

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Need to make Q&A practice interesting? Add a ball. Students must answer when they catch the ball and ask a question when they throw it. An easy, but efficient, way to add a bit of fun.

Eye-Opening Video Will Make Adults Reconsider The Way They Talk To Children Food for thought.

10 Things You Need to Know About Growth Mindset Ideas and resources that nurture students... in heart and mind.

Graphing practice

The tongue twister game Tongue twisters work well as a warm up to get students speaking, and they help students to practise pronouncing difficult sounds in English.

Something I need to remember and implement more in my own classroom.

Why You Shouldn't Care If Your Students Misbehave World-class archer Kristin Braun practices six hours a day trying to do the impossible. Standing 230 feet from her target, she takes a deep breath and, while simultaneously lifting her bow into place, draws a steel-tipped carbon arrow. She peers over her left hand, taking aim by lining up the target...