Language Feature: Vocabulary for Youth Skills and Activities
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Warmer/FillerBoost Your Vocabulary: Hobbies & Free-time Activities
Help your students talk about their hobbies and free-time activities while using collocations and superlatives.
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ArticleVocabulary Builders: Humorous Language
Knock-knock! Who’s there? Teach your student all about humour and jokes.
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Warmer/FillerBoost Your Vocabulary: It’s a plan!
Help your students understand the difference between the words practise and rehearse while using new phrases and expressions.
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Teaching toolGame Cards: Sports
Get your students talking about their favourite sports with this set of Game Cards.
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Warmer/FillerBoost Your Vocabulary: Books & Stories
Help your students talk about their favourite books while using adjectives and prepositional phrases.
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ArticleVocabulary Builders: Don’t lose it—use it!
Have you ever learnt a great new word only to forget it the very next day? Try these strategies and the new Interactive Worksheets!
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Warmer/FillerBoost Your Vocabulary: Going Places
Help your students talk about their favourite holiday spots while using new vocabulary.
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ArticleVocabulary Builders: IT metaphors
Help your students master information technology jargon. Now with Interactive Worksheets!
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ArticleSchool vocabulary
Did you get a good mark, or did you do badly in your exam? How hard did you study? Did you know that word, or did you look it up in the dictionary? Enable students to discuss their school subjects in English with common expressions used by native speakers. The ...
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ArticleBritish English vocabulary lessons: listen to / hear
Students are often unsure when to use look at, see or watch, and when to use listen to or hear. This lesson plan by Karen Richardson aims to practice this vocabulary in context.
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Warmer/FillerCommunicative Language Learning: Future Plans
Get your students talking about their plans for the new year, next weekend, or an upcoming holiday.