collection of all posts:
www.teachingenglish.org.uk (added by Mike in Japan)
www.learningpage.com (added by Anony)
www.handoutsonline.com (added by Orson)
www.learnenglish.de (added by MTEnglish1)
www.free-esl.com (added by henry teach)
www.tesljobs.com (added by yxxygrdzlmoot)
www.developingteachers.com (added by Anony)
www.englishpage.com (added by Lana)
www.tesall.com (added by tesolguy)
www.tesolmax.com (added by tesolguy)
www.eslcafe.com (added by tesolguy)
www.eslkidstuff.com (added by Anony)
www.eslmonkeys.com (added by Anony)
www.mes-english.com (added by Mesmark)
www.teacherjoe.us/Teachers.html (added by TeacherJoe)
www.ohiou.edu/esl/teacher/listening.html (added by LanguageLover)
www.sitesforteachers.com (added by Memy27)
www.hospitalenglish.com (added by Anony)
www.eslteachertalk.com (added by Anony)
www.marks-english-school.com/games.html (added by Anony)
www.eslhq.com (added by Anony)
www.fceblog.blogspot.com (added by Anony)
www.onlinetutoringworld.com (added by Freddy's)
www.better-english.com (added by Uvercinka)
www.esl-lounge.com (added by Uvercinka)
www.australianetwork.com/studyenglish/ (added by Minhsoncse)
www.busyteacher.org (added by Luxurious)
www.1stopesl.com/teacher_stuff.php (added by Neen)
www.englishtoolbox.com (added by Sakota)
www.perfect-english-grammar.com/ (added by Seonaid)
www.tefl-jobs.co.uk (added by Anony)
www.teachingenglish.org.uk (added by Mike in Japan)
www.learningpage.com (added by Anony)
www.handoutsonline.com (added by Orson)
www.learnenglish.de (added by MTEnglish1)
www.free-esl.com (added by henry teach)
www.tesljobs.com (added by yxxygrdzlmoot)
www.developingteachers.com (added by Anony)
www.englishpage.com (added by Lana)
www.tesall.com (added by tesolguy)
www.tesolmax.com (added by tesolguy)
www.eslcafe.com (added by tesolguy)
www.eslkidstuff.com (added by Anony)
www.eslmonkeys.com (added by Anony)
www.mes-english.com (added by Mesmark)
www.teacherjoe.us/Teachers.html (added by TeacherJoe)
www.ohiou.edu/esl/teacher/listening.html (added by LanguageLover)
www.sitesforteachers.com (added by Memy27)
www.hospitalenglish.com (added by Anony)
www.eslteachertalk.com (added by Anony)
www.marks-english-school.com/games.html (added by Anony)
www.eslhq.com (added by Anony)
www.fceblog.blogspot.com (added by Anony)
www.onlinetutoringworld.com (added by Freddy's)
www.better-english.com (added by Uvercinka)
www.esl-lounge.com (added by Uvercinka)
www.australianetwork.com/studyenglish/ (added by Minhsoncse)
www.busyteacher.org (added by Luxurious)
www.1stopesl.com/teacher_stuff.php (added by Neen)
www.englishtoolbox.com (added by Sakota)
www.perfect-english-grammar.com/ (added by Seonaid)
www.tefl-jobs.co.uk (added by Anony)
The BBC also has a good site for teachers of English, with free lesson handouts and all sorts of other stuff.
[url="http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk "]BBC Teaching English[/url]
If anyone knows other sites with free lessons etc. please let us know!
[url="http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk "]BBC Teaching English[/url]
If anyone knows other sites with free lessons etc. please let us know!
Two sites I use for teaching young children:
www.learningpage.com
www.bogglesworld.com
www.learningpage.com
www.bogglesworld.com
Students: We have free audio pronunciation exercises.
You might also want to try www.handoutsonline.com.
It has worksheets and lesson plans you can photocopy and print out. Most of it is grammar, but there are also some vocabulary ones.
It has worksheets and lesson plans you can photocopy and print out. Most of it is grammar, but there are also some vocabulary ones.
Learn English - http://www.learnenglish.de - Free with a section on ideas for teaching.
May I add in www.free-esl.com which again is totally free for students and teachers.
Site Hint: Check out our list of pronunciation videos.
May I add my website: www.tesljobs.com
There are free teaching materials and some articles that I've written on various teaching related topics.
There are free teaching materials and some articles that I've written on various teaching related topics.
I need exercises on tenses, especially mixed tenses exercises. I'm teaching a high-school student who needs some extra help. I've already printed out most of the exercises that I found useful (mostly at www.englishpage.com) and I'm afraid that I will run out of them. If you know any good mixed tenses exercises please let me know. It's urgent! Exercises where two tenses are contrasted are also welcome.
Students: Are you brave enough to let our tutors analyse your pronunciation?
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