by David | Tips, Tools
Today, I want to introduce you to a free utility website I’ve just discovered for compressing Microsoft Office documents. Sometimes I’ve had the need to compress Microsoft Office documents, like Microsoft Word or Microsoft PowerPoint files. The kind of...
by David | Games
Here’s a great little receptive (listening skills) game all kids really love: Hammer Time. I think there are many different ways you can play or adapt this simple game. Given that I’m cover teaching classes at the moment, I make minor tweaks to how I...
by David | Online games
Here’s an online alphabet game (suitable for Kindergarten English students) that I sometimes let the kids play if they’ve finished their craft early. (If it doesn’t work for you, make sure your browser isn’t blocking the pop-up that enables the Flash plugin to...
by David | Crafts
Pressed for time? Here are a few websites that produce an easily searchable collection of quality, free, printable crafts that require no preparation, and are suitable for teaching Kindergarten English students: ESL Phonics World | (www.eslphonicsworld.com) Learn...
by David | Crafts
If you’ve searched for activities and crafts for teaching EFL or ESL to Kindergarten or Primary students, there’s a fair chance you’ve come across Sparklebox. Its one of the largest repositories of quality (free) crafts online. Newer teachers may not be aware, that it...
by David | Lessons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uw8bkc-nR9U One of the language schools I’ve worked for ran a STEAM program this summer. Actually, since there was no Technology, Engineering, Arts or Math, it would more accurately have been called a ‘Science’ or an ’S’...
