Ideas, tips and resources for teaching children, including tips to keep children motivated, some ideas to approach grammar in a fun way, and what to do if you find yourself teaching a child one-to-one.
Teaching young children English through rhymes and songs can change their learning experience from a challenging one to one where they are engaged in a relaxed and positive way.
How do you go about choosing resources to use with Young Learners? What works well and what doesn’t, and what will you keep on coming back to, time and again?
Teaching young children gets easier with practice, as you try out new ideas and discover what works. Here are 15 practical tips to help you.
When you’re teaching English to Young Learners, the home/school link is a very important one.
What should you think about when planning a lesson for Young Learners or Kindergarten? Here are 15 practical tips.
Five ways to learn and remember the names of your Young Learners, and why it’s important.
When teaching Young Learners / Kindergarten, the classroom environment is very important.
Children love stories and books! They hold so much potential for teaching and learning but are often overlooked by teachers in favour of published course material and other resources.
A simple game for ESL and EFL teachers to teach or revise grammar, vocabulary or spelling with groups of children.
Six tips to keep children interested in class and motivated to do what you want them to do.
If you have a large class you need a few things up your sleeve to bring the class into line immediately if things get a little over-heated.
Four reasons to move away from traditional methods of teaching grammar and start using a more active approach through games.
