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Title	Age	Level	Rating	Date Posted
Stickers by youngin For younger students, I believe this is the most tried and tested method of discipline. It's very simple. If your...	Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)	All Levels	(50 comments)	04/05/2010
Writing Names on the Board by youngin I have no idea why this works, but it does. When a student acts out, write his name on the...	Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)	All Levels	(74 comments)	04/05/2010
Writing for Kindergarteners by youngin Yes, it's possible. You can teach kindergarteners how to write. Though it can be a challenge, I always teach the...	Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)	All Levels	(12 comments)	04/05/2010
Step to the Front in Turns by JWillis For lower level classes with limited material, I like to have my students step to the front of the class...	Elementry School (Ages 6-11)	Beginner	(8 comments)	04/05/2010
Vocab Relay by youngin The Vocab Relay game is quite simple. You'll need to break your class up into two groups. Each group will...	Elementry School (Ages 6-11)	All Levels	(68 comments)	04/05/2010
The Candy Bribe by korea mike The candy bribe is really a desperate technique. If you've lost all control of your classroom, buy a huge bag...	Elementry School (Ages 6-11)	All Levels	(8 comments)	04/05/2010
Can We Please Stop the Pizza Parties? by korea mike Spending a couple of years in Korean hagwons has exposed me to the harsh realities of the dreaded pizza party....	Elementry School (Ages 6-11)	All Levels	(12 comments)	04/05/2010
What Are Your Biggest Fears? by MaxW I like this topic, especially with older students. It gets them to think a little more than some of the...	Middle School (Ages 11-15)	All Levels	(11 comments)	04/05/2010
Throw it in Reverse by JWillis This is really an idea to try with an older and more advanced class. I use this with my high...	High School (Ages 15-18)	Advanced	(11 comments)	04/05/2010
The Biggest Problem by Chu5 What is the most important problem the World faces. How can you help solve it? How can your country contribute?	College Students (Ages 18+)	Advanced	(25 comments)	07/08/2010
On the Issue of Fluency Among ESL Learners by MICHAEL M. MAGBANUA On the Issue of Fluency among ESL Learners by Michael M. Magbanua GE and ESL Instructor STI COLLEGE-Balagtas Have you...	Adults	Advanced	(59 comments)	06/17/2010
Keeping it Professional by Crof65 This applies to teaching adults. I've taught quite a few privates over the years and the one piece of advice...	Adults	All Levels	(22 comments)	04/05/2010
Selling a Product or Service by longnight I've always found that having my Business English students practice selling some type of product or service is a good...	Adults	Advanced	(63 comments)	04/05/2010
Job Interview by longnight When you get a new class or private, doing mock job interviews is a good way to kick off the...	Adults	Advanced	(15 comments)	04/05/2010
Knowledge Quiz by jaydowns I do not normally like playing games in my classes, but something that I do often is knowledge quizzes. Set...	All Ages	All Levels	(18 comments)	05/25/2010
Role Playing by Steve Cohali With mid level students, getting them to role play in groups is a great exercise. Have your students get in...	All Ages	Intermediate	(14 comments)	05/27/2010
Music teacher/director by JESSE GALLEGOS I have over 20 years teaching private music lessons. Individual and group. I make this available on my time from...	All Ages	All Levels	(8 comments)	04/07/2010
If You Could Study English in an English Speaking Country, Where Would You Go? by MaxW If you're from Canada, your students will respond with Canada. From the States? They will want to study in the...	All Ages	All Levels	(17 comments)	04/05/2010
What Are Your Proudest Accomplishments? by MaxW Nice topic that allows your students to reflect on their lives. When I've used this in my classes, my students...	All Ages	All Levels	(36 comments)	04/05/2010
Around the Horn by on the move One of the best ways to break the ice at the start of a new class is to go around...	All Ages	All Levels	(23 comments)	04/05/2010
Don't Use CDs for Listening! by on the move Ok, this is more of a "what not to do." Do not use CDs in the classroom. Period! Even if...	All Ages	All Levels	(17 comments)	04/05/2010
TOEFL Writing Technique by on the move *For TOEFL students - both in class/at home exercise* If you're teaching TOEFL, you'll probably be dealing with the TOEFL...	All Ages	Advanced	(78 comments)	04/05/2010
Group Presentations by Harrisson I don't put groups together too often in my classes because it frequently leads to chaos. One exception I make...	All Ages	All Levels	(31 comments)	04/05/2010
Doing Your Prep at Home by Harrisson *FOR NEW TEACHERS* At my school, we have to show up one hour early for mandatory prep time. Some teachers...	All Ages	All Levels	(9 comments)	04/05/2010
Reading Out Loud, Correcting Pronunciation by JWillis Nothing too fancy...just a typical ESL reading exercise. Go around the room and have your students read a few sentences...	All Ages	All Levels	(6 comments)	04/05/2010

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