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» Visual Mish-Mash
By Simply ESL | Published 03/10/2007 | Beginner , Young learners , ESL Warmers , Team Games , Running Games , Tutoring , Card Games , ESL Teaching Games , Fun Activities | Unrated
This fun game will help (hopefully) your students tell the difference between the visual object and the word.
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» Run and slap
By Simply ESL | Published 08/7/2006 | ESL Teaching Games , Fun Activities , Running Games , Beginner , Intermediate | Unrated
A fun and energetic activity for young learners!
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» Congo Line
By Simply ESL | Published 08/5/2006 | ESL Teaching Games , Young learners , Drills , Phonics | Unrated
This is a fun drill for young learners.
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» Taking advantage of ESL forums
By Simply ESL | Published 07/26/2006 | English (ESL) Learning Ideas , ESL Lesson Plans , Tutoring , ESL Teaching Games | Unrated
With all the resources available on the internet for ESL teachers what makes forums so useful? Well for starters, they connect you with ESL students and teachers from all over the world.
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» Creating an ESL Lesson Plan
By Simply ESL | Published 07/26/2006 | ESL Teaching Games , Beginner , Intermediate , Advanced , ESL Lesson Plans | Unrated
A step-by-step guide to creating a successful ESL lesson plan!
This article is broken down into three parts:
  1. Why create a lesson plan?
  2. What to include in a successful lesson plan
  3. Enhancing your lessons

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