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Here is a link of my lesson plan for young learners made in presi.com. Here you can find different activities, worksheets, video on topic "parts of body". Hpe you will enjoy.  https://prezi.com/dashboard/next/#/details/g7cn8ctqogpr/

The worksheet introduces the topic of science and technology. It describes various gadgets invented and involve a discussion about the advantages and disadvantages of scientific and technological advances. You will also find vocabulary exercises and a writing task. https://busyteacher.org/11043-science-and-technology.html

These are nice topics to include in your ESL lessons whether you use them as discussion topics or as themes for worksheets. With  315 worksheets  to choose from, there is bound to be something your students will enjoy.  This worksheet  is great for practicing numbers and certain animals. The description for the worksheet even mentions that you will need to introduce the word endangered to students and that for an extra activity, you can practice using There is and There are. This activity was created for beginners but there are worksheets for students of every level. There are a lot of word searches available as well as projects and some discussion topics.  https://busyteacher.org/classroom_activities-vocabulary/environment_and_nature-worksheets/

This collection includes patient information handouts that physicians can provide to their patients. Use the filters to sort by discipline or topic. You can also search by keyword for articles that include handouts. The collection includes handouts published in AFP since 1998; clinical judgment should be used when referring to handouts, especially older ones, as the validity of the medical information included cannot be guaranteed. https://www.aafp.org/afp/handouts/viewAll.htm

Our Sports and Hobbies worksheets category contains a variety of free   sports handouts   that you can use at home or in the classroom with any grade. https://en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Vocabulary_Focus=Sports

A collection of ESL, EFL downloadable, printable  worksheets , practice  exercises  and activities to teach about  free time , leisure activities. Level: any level you want to choose https://en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Tags=Search%20free%20ESL%20resources&searchworksheet=GO&Vocabulary_Focus=Culture,%20intercultural%20communication,%20cross-cultural%20communication&type=Printables

About 50 pdfs and teaching ideas for travellers and people working in travel and tourism. Topic : Travelling and tourism  Age: 11 grade https://tefltastic.wordpress.com/worksheets/travel-abroad-tourism/

This link for teachers of teenagers and adults at ESOL level 1 explores the theme of everyday shopping. Students will have an opportunity to develop their speaking and listening skills. https://en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Vocabulary_Focus=Shopping

Here are food  worksheets, pdf exercises,  handouts  to print.  Food , fruit, and drinks to learn English. You can download any activity for different ages and levels of students. https://agendaweb.org/vocabulary/food-worksheets-resources.html

A collection of ESL, EFL downloadable, printable worksheets, practice exercises and activities to teach about jobs,  work . Topic: Work Age: all groups https://en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Tags=Search+free+ESL+resources&searchworksheet=GO&Vocabulary_Focus=Jobs%2C+work&type=Printables

These worksheets will put middle grade or  middle school  students to work on the first days of school, and give them a platform to talk about who they are and what they like. This, in particular, helps students think about their intellectual style as well as their interests in school. https://en.islcollective.com/resources/search_result?Tags=school

It is good to be able to talk about where you live and this section can help you decide what you would like to include in your ESL lesson about the topic "Home". There are different worksheets for different ages. https://busyteacher.org/classroom_activities-vocabulary/houseflatrooms-worksheets/

https://www.superteacherworksheets.com/animals.html Worksheets for teaching students about vertebrates, invertebrates, and animal classifications. 

Link for activities and handouts. People and society: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/sites/teacheng/files/consumer-society-worksheets.pdf  Family topics: https://anglomaniacy.pl/familyPrintables.htm Social life: http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/worksheets/social-skills-worksheets

I am convinced that this course is an important step in teaching a high culture of online etiquette for students and helping them to use the Internet comfortably and effectively. We all know how important it is to be alert and keep up with our things. The same principles work online, but instead of personal things, we need to keep our personal information and access to our online accounts. Things that are valuable to our students (e.g., access to email accounts or social networks) may interest swindlers so we need to protect them with secure passwords, reliable sites and confidentiality of personal information. As we are looking for information on the Internet on different topics, in all cases, it's important to use critical thinking to choose information that is useful and reliable. Students always have to check the reliability of the site and not distribute their personal information. While finding some information students should check the rightness of the site comparin

This section contains free ESL materials for teachers and parents to copy for their students and kids. We offer a collection of worksheets that can help children learn and practise English vocabulary connected with the theme Family: http://www.anglomaniacy.pl/familyB.pdf  -   bingo! card s http://www.anglomaniacy.pl/familyM.pdf  -  flashcards http://www.anglomaniacy.pl/familyC.pdf  -  crossword puzzles http://www.anglomaniacy.pl/familyW.pdf  -  wordsearch puzzles

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Can Teachers Be Friends With Students? Can we be friends with our students? Where do we create barriers? How about social-media wise? I'm interested to hear about your experience, lessons learned, regrets, what you would offer as advice for new teachers. It's an important question with two key components. One relates to the question of how teachers and students view their relationships with each other on a broader level, and the other more narrowly in the  social media realm . In fact, it's so important -- and it has so many nuances -- that I'll be devoting three separate posts responding to Brad's question. The bulk of this post will be a guest response from well known author-educator  Rick Wormeli . On Friday, instead of posting the usual new "question of the week, teacher/author/blogger  Jose Luis Vilson  will share his guest response, I'll be sharing some of my own thoughts, and reader comments on the question will also be featured.

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Initially, blogging involved a personal web log, in which a person would journal about their day. From "web log" came the term "blog." Like most new innovations on the Internet, many entrepreneurs saw marketing potential in having a blog, and blogging took off from there. Not only can a  blog be used for marketing , but also, a blog can be a home business in and of itself. Here are some ways to support the bloggers you love, both emotionally and financially: 1.  Leave a comment . The whole point of blogging (at least how I see it) is to create community. When you leave a comment on a blog post, that is your way of saying, “I’m here! I am a part of this!” It makes the writer feel warm and fuzzy on the inside. You don’t need to leave a comment on every post—just once in a while when something resonates with you. Some of my favorite posts that I have ever written have a string of comments below them that all say some rendition of “Me too! I fee

Podcasting is one of the most powerful ways to build your brand and audience. Here are my top 10 recording tips for producing professional, engaging episodes that will keep your listeners coming back for more If you’re a podcaster, this post is for you! I’m sharing my  top 10 podcast recording tips to sound like a podcasting pro—tips and strategies I’ve learned over the last decade in podcasting, and tips and strategies you can apply to your own podcasting right now. In this post, you’ll learn: The right distance your mouth should be from the microphone Why green is good, and red is bad How to stay consistent, and why that’s key for your audience The importance of a killer intro What to do with your podcast outro How to give your podcast website that WOW factor Why you need to say “yes” to segmentation How to cut out the fluff How to avoid over-editing And the most important thing of all: how to keep it light and fun! I believe podcasting is one of the most powerful