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Lang-8 is a free language-exchange social network. Just write a journal in any language you're learning, and it will appear to native speakers of that language. They'll correct it and leave useful comments and feedback. In return, you check other users' journals written in your native language

Very useful! Thanks for sharing. My niece is going to start using it!

Conversational English via Skype with VOA WANT TO PRACTICE YOUR CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH? VOA has a 45 minute "Talk2Us" via Skype service on Tuesdays and Fridays at 15:00 GMT. All participants need to do is logon to Skype and send a contact request to: VOALearningEnglish Segments from the session are then added to YouTube.

Thew British Library puts 1,200 'literary treasures' on new websit. From Brontë childhood writings to press coverage of Oscar Wilde's trial!

Fantastic webpage - type in a word in any language (English, Spanish, and several others) and get an instant translation, along with pronunciation.

Students in New York City are not allowed to take cellphones to school. But students in one neighbourhood have come up with a solution that keeps their phones nearby and also benefits local businesses.

Whether you're doing research for a project, need help with homework, or just want to learn something new, YouTube EDU features some of our most popular educ...

A funny video including a rap song to consolidate irregular past participles.

A real discovery of a site! It includes entries with short texts (with a recording too) about a subject with some highlighted vocabulary. Texts can be used as a warmer in class or as self-study exercises.

Stephen, Ashlie and Rob are back! In this episode Stephen has a new job; he's playing Shakespeare. Ashlie learns more about the greatest English playwright, while Stephen tries to find out what his part is. Amandeep visits London's TheatreLand to go behind the scenes at a famous musical.

This resource is designed to learn our first words in English. It includes the basic vocabulary related to school, the body, clothes, the house, family, toys, food, transport, pets, wild and farm animals. Oral exercises.

Website that offers a great amount of short stories and readings organised in different levels

Great blog by Esperanza Moreno with loads of resources for teaching English to primary school children

Site designed to support teaching English as a Second Language to elementary school students. Fun and exciting resources to help keep your students motivated to learn. Introduce new vocabulary with the vocabulary viewer, play fun flash games for the classroom, and print your own customized worksheets and flashcards. Also download PowerPoint presentations and use fun teaching tools.

Dictation Exercises for English learners.

Blog administered by the CEIP San Miguel Armilla in which the share useful information and resources for Bilingual sections

Fantastic blog written by Richard Byrne for teachers with very useful information about free web based resources

Great site to introduce phonetics (Cambridge University Press)

Resources for teachers of young learners. All of the resources are designed to be versatile and useful in many preschool and K-6 classrooms. I have free flashcards, printable worksheets and handouts to match, phonics worksheets, printable ESL games, printable certificates, stickers to print, and other activities all ready for printing.

I really like this website and I have used it a few times. Hope you like it!

It looks great! Thanks for sharing

What's it like to speak Shakespeare around the globe? Check out this blog! It also includes a video of how Shakespearean English actually sounded

Great interactive books on many different topics (Saint Patrick's Day, numbers, clothes, etc...)