Practice Reading and Speaking

Hi students! Here is a good reading exercise that you can do to improve your English pronunciation. You can record yourself thru your mobile phone and see how you improve your reading and speaking skills. Before you record, make sure to listen to the audio recording below. Then read the text “On a Healthy Diet”. Once you are ready, take a video of yourself while you read the paragraphs then send it to your teacher.

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How to Introduce Yourself in Front of the Class

Self-introduction

When you meet people the first time it would be necessary to introduce yourself. You may need to tell them basic information about yourself so they can know you better. They will know how to call you when they want to talk to you, and you can interact better with them. For example, during the first day of classes, you do not know some of your classmates yet especially if you move to another school. So, you need to be able to introduce yourself. Continue reading “How to Introduce Yourself in Front of the Class”

Environmental Protection Dialogue – ESL Lesson

Mark: Hi, John. Where are you going?

John: I am going to plant some trees in our school playground.

Mark: Oh, I see.  That’s why you have a shovel and some seedlings.

John: Yes. Would you like to help me?

Mark: Sure.  Let me carry that pail of water then, so we can have something to water the plants afterward.

John: I’m so glad I saw you here.  You’re a big help.

Mark:  No worries, it’s my pleasure to help. Let’s go!


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Dictionary Race

Background

This warm up game is ideal in introducing the lessons vocabulary.  It can also be a stand alone lesson on using a dictionary.  The teams should be provided dictionaries to make the game more exciting.  If dictionary books are not available, you can instruct students to use their mobile phone dictionary app.  The only drawback of using mobile phones is that students are tempted to do other things rather than focusing on the activity. Continue reading “Dictionary Race”