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In this post, EFL Collective suggests an interesting viewing lesson you could try with your EFL/ESL classes. This lesson will help you teach a number of cultural aspects. It also helps that the video is pleasing to the eye as it features breathtaking landscapes and nature from Machu Pichu in Peru. I am sure your students will…
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If your students do not usually stay on task during listening lessons, you can try viewing lessons instead. They are more captivating and appealing to students. In this post, EFL Collective suggests two education-related viewing lessons you could try with your EFL/ESL classes. Lesson 01: Schools in Britain Level: Elementary and Pre-intermediate Timing: 55 mins…
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In this post, EFL Collective shares with you 7 tongue twisters you should try in your pronunciation lessons. The post also suggests different objectives for which you decide what tongue twister to use. “Four fresh fish for you” Level of difficulty: Easy Theme: Food/Eating Habits/Health This tongue twister will help the students: internalize the vowel…
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In this post, EFL Collective shares with you 15 quizzes for English elementary classes (common core in the Moroccan context). The quizzes include various exercises in three skills: (1) language, (2) reading comprehension, and (3) writing, across different themes. It should be noted that most of the following quizzes are provided in two patterns A…
Responding to the framework law 57.17 as suggested in its implementation project portfolio (pp. 47-49), teachers are now trained to teach Personal Projects classes, known in Arabic as “المواكبة التربوية للمشاريع الشخصية للمتعلمين”. Such teachers are called teachers-in-chief. In Personal Projects classes, teachers are urged to devise different activities that target self-awareness, learning strategies, careers,…
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Lesson: Writing a Descriptive Paragraph Level: Intermediate Materials: Ticket to English 2 Coursebook (pp. 16 & 17) and a handout (describing people’s physical appearance) Lesson Plan: Download it from here. Explanatory Essay (Procedure & Rationale): In this writing lesson, students will bring their personal experiences into the class and write a descriptive paragraph about someone…
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This is an economical and helpful worksheet which will help you teach paragraph wrting explicitly. Skill: Writing Allocated time: 50 minutes Level: Intermediate Themes covered: Education & Social Problems. Objectives: By the end of the lesson, your students will be able to: identify parts of the paragraph; write an appropriate topic sentence; write an appropriate…
Summary of Gerund and Infinitive uses: Practice: Put the verbs in brackets in the infinitive or gerund. 1. What do you like (do)___________in your freetime? 2. On his way to work, my dad usually stops (pick up) ___________ hitchhikers, whatever they look like. 3. “Thank you for (call) ___________, my dear. I’m looking forward to…
As a teacher who successfully passed the Professional Exam and moderator of a dynamic Facebook group for EFL/ESL teaching materials, I have received many requests for any helpful resources teachers can go over in their preparation for this exam. It goes without saying that your final grade in the Professional Exam, at least in the…
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The following is a list of words and phrases you can use to express your opinion about, for example, the weather, a place, an experience, a holiday, etc. Examples: The weather in Agadir is usually fantastic. For me, the food we have at the boarding school is terrible. I think that Marrakeshi people are…
