Welcome to Challenges in ELT. In this series of articles, teachers from around the world tackle the current and pressing issues in English language teaching.
In this lesson, students do a quiz and talk about personal firsts.
By Luke and James Vyner
This video lesson includes interviews with Londoners talking to their friends about how well they know each other.
By Tim Bowen
Keep your eye on the ball with Tim Bowen as he kicks off these theme-based expressions about the beautiful game.
By Adrian Tennant
Students are introduced to the topic of hobbies in this instalment of Adrian Tennant’s Topics series. The lesson is available at two language levels (Pre-intermediate and Intermediate +) and gives students practice in reading, listening and speaking skills, as well as exercises focusing on grammar and vocabulary.
This mini-play features a father and son from Yorkshire, who are on a long-distance journey to a football match. The lesson contains a downloadable MP3 audio file and a PDF with student worksheets and teacher's notes.
By Luke and James Vyner
Set in Kings Cross, London, this video includes interviews with Londoners talking about healthy food and what they have for breakfast.
By Carol Read
In this lesson children identify food that is imported from other countries and describe where imported food comes from and how far it travels to get there.
By Jackie McAvoy
With the festive season upon us, Jackie McAvoy asks students to think about chocolate - and lots of it!
London is one of the world’s most vibrant cities. Teach your teens all about it with these fun card games and lesson plans by Colm Boyd, designed to build both speaking and vocabulary skills.
London is one of the world’s most vibrant cities. Teach your young learners all about it with these fun card games and lesson plans by Colm Boyd, designed to build both speaking and vocabulary skills.
In this lesson for adults, students speak about tourist attractions, learn vocabulary for describing attractions and practise the pronunciation of some famous places in London.
By Karen Richardson
In this lesson, available at two levels, students read texts about the historical festival of Inti Raymi in modern day South America.
By Karen Richardson
In this lesson, available at two levels, students read a text about Cinco de Mayo and create a multiple-choice quiz for others to do.
By Karen Richardson
In this lesson, available at two levels, students read and discuss four short texts about four different coming-of-age celebrations worldwide.
Owl Hall, by Robert Campbell and Lindsay Clandfield, is a gripping teenage mystery story told in thirteen spooky parts.
Meet Katie as she makes a new start in Caifornia from the UK.
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