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ESL teaching ideas for beginner students
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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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» 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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» Switch Positions
By Simply ESL | Published 05/12/2006 | Fun Activities , Running Games , ESL Warmers , Young learners , Beginner | Unrated
A fun activity that can be used throughout your lesson to keep it fun and active. 
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» Touch your Elbow with your tongue!
By Simply ESL | Published 04/13/2006 | Intermediate , Beginner , ESL Warmers , Team Games , Fun Activities , Tutoring , ESL Teaching Games | Unrated
This is a great activity that you can use to teach students body parts!
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