Language learning activities

Did you know that one of the best and fastest ways to learn a language is to have fun during the process? We've compiled a list of the best language learning games that will not only help you on your language learning journey but also make the learning process fun! This catalog is made up of options for learners of all levels looking for online or offline, team-based or solo games. There’s something here for everyone!

Practical tips and useful resources to help you successfully teach English to kids. Learn how to teach kids with games and songs. Includes free resources.

The best way to help a child's speech and language development is through play. Here are 10 simple activities that you can do at home, including the key vocabulary to focus on, to help develop your child's speech and oral language. The key to these activities is about engaging with the child and using simple, useful language that matches the actions of play. This puts the language into context with what they are experiencing and gives them opportunities to hear, use and practice the language…

The image you see here is a visualization (which is obviously not comprehensive) of how a given piece of information in a language might get lodged into your brain. The piece of information could be anything: a vocabulary word, a grammar rule, pronunciation, a character, etc. Every one of those lines emanating from the piece of information connects with one kind of exposure. The more exposures you get, the more connections your brain draws to that piece of information. The more repetitions…

Make learning to read sight words more engaging with this fun hands-on game of sight word splat | you clever monkey #literacycenters #sightwords #kindergarten #firstgradeactivities #sightwordactivities

A Picture Dictionary is such an important vocabulary support for newcomer and beginning English Language Learners! This teaching blog post gives tips and ideas for how to use a picture dictionary with students and reasons why they are such a helpful resource for elementary and middle school ESL students. Use for reading and writing with ELLs.

Here’s a fun preschool alphabet game that will have kids learning their letters in no time! Jonathan loves playing the memory game, so I thought why not combine it with learning the alphabet! Paper plates are such a handy craft supply. I grabbed a stack and wrote letters on them with Sharpies. I did pairs […]

Grab this free Spanish Alphabet Poster, to download and use how you like for teaching! This is part of our Spanish for Kids Starter Kit eBook, a free guide to learning beginner Spanish at home as a family. Check it out for Spanish lesson plans, worksheets, printables, games, and activities, all for kids. #free #spanishposter #spanishworksheets #spanishforkids #spanishlessons #spanishathome #spanishprintables #spanishlessonplans #beginnerspanish #homeschoolspanish #spanishalphabet

Games for students of the English language. Free download for teachers, students and parents

10 Activities to Do with ABC Cards! Literacy and language development sould be a key factor in learning. Here are 10 fun and engaging literacy and language activities with ABC cards. #literacyactivities #languageactivities #printableactivities #preschoolactivities #literacyactivities #alphabet #printablepuzzles #education

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Here are 7 fun and easy first day of speech activities your students will love! Great ways to get to know the kids and teach them routines.

Check out the top game and activity picks for teaching functional English for things like agreeing, asking questions, giving advice & more. #function #functional #language #english #agree #agreeing #disagree #asking #directions #question #questions #learn #learning #education