Esol activities

Your English Language Learners will love these ESL First Day Activities! Great for upper elementary ESL, middle school ESL, or high school ESL!

Check out our top 11 ESL whiteboard games and activities to try out with your students today. Have some fun with these chalkboard games.

A glance at ESL instruction with beginning English learners. This post shares ESOL activities for reading, writing, phonics and vocabulary.

Tackle that awkward getting-to-know-you moment with these 6 fun ESL icebreaker activities. Whether you work with ESL beginners or more advanced students, children or adults, these icebreakers are sure to make the start of your year great!

Do you have a newcomer student in your clasroom? Here are some strategies for supporting a newcomer ELLs in their elementary, grade level classroom...

This blog post shares some of my all time favorite resources to use in an elementary ESL classroom. Each one is kid tested and teacher approved.

How do you teach writing to ESL students? Start with the basics! This blog post goes over the most important writing skills and writing activities to teach.

Check out these 5 ESL speaking games including Tic Tac Toe!

Check out 8 ways to support your English Language Learners (or ELLs and ESL students) in the classroom that will help build their vocabulary, support academic success, and help with social language. The key is to strive for them to feel comfortable, safe, and successful. These activities and strategies are simple to implement into any classroom with any lessons. #ELLStrategies #ESLactivities

Build listening skills and vocabulary with this Listening Bingo Games. ELLs will ask to play it again and again! Extend the fun with writing! Check it out.

Learn how to use formative assessments with ELLs throughout the year in the areas of reading, writing, speaking, and listening. #assessment #esol #esl #testing #language #languagelearning #wida

Check out the best ESL speaking activities for adults that your students will love. Speak English fluently and easily!

Try out these kids ESL speaking games and activities if you want to have fun, interesting, and engaging classes. Save time planning lessons.

Guessing games are a great way to practice speaking, critical thinking and vocabulary building in ESL classrooms starting from young learners through adults. Whether you are an English teacher or a parent trying to improve your child's vocabulary in a first or second language, guessing games are a MUST! Here's where to start: Ages 3-4:

The memory circle game is an excellent way to get your students to speak English and practice vocabulary. It also makes a nice icebreaker!

Do you need a speaking activity for your remote online learning classroom or physical English classroom? Try odd one out! The post contains everything you need for this easy speaking activity for intermediate level and up English language learners.