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Make a newspaper clipping with your own headline and story.

Phraseup* assists you with writing, by suggesting possible combinations to fill-in the words you can't remember. Each suggestion is accompanied by definitions, synonyms and translations to other languages

A blog run by the EOI Zaragoza addressed to That's English students. It includes really useful self-study activities.

5 Minute English has been designed to give you short and easy explanations and exercises. You can also find answers to questions that other students have had about confusing things in English. This is under the Question and Answer section. Take your time and come back to 5 Minute English often. You'll be surprised at how much English you can learn with a little dedication.

LyricsTraining is an easy and fun method to learn and improve your foreign languages skills, through the music videos and lyrics of your favorite songs

Looking for the next great book to sink your teeth into? Look no further. Below are over 100 links to websites that provide free e-books on a huge variety of topics. Browse works by Mark Twain, Joseph Conrad and other famous authors here.

The Zimmer Twins at School is a tool to create animated stories. You only need to add actions or dialogue. Fast, takes about 5 minutes to create a clip.

Very useful site with podcasts in English adapted to different levels (+ scripts). Level 3 includes the original news report (Youtube video)

Webpage with lesson plans for all levels (most of them from intermediate on). Many of them are based on YouTube videos, and use the videotelling technique as a teaching strategy.

Run by a teacher from Madrid, this blog is loaded with great ideas and materials for EFL lessons.