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This is the exact type of activity for speaking I found for my C4A groups. The topic is animals and it gets the students to read a dialogue and then speak. In my case this activity was a success! For beginners this is a very good and effective task.

A very effective way to teach and learn verbs. The animation and audio make it easy for learners to see the action, hear the verb and read it simultaneously. My friend's son liked this game and played almost five time in order to remember all the verbs and play the game to check the answers.

An interesting game for children aged from 6 to 8, to develop vocabulary. On the screen, there is 2 short list morphemes, that one should connect the dots in order to form compound words. Once all the words are done correctly, you may go to the next level.

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This activity is beneficial for low-intermediate and/or intermediate students. Due to this activity students will expand their vocabulary related to animals!

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A beginning level game, which interactively teaches colors and shapes. The language is clear, comprehensive. The voice and animation is childish which motivates kids to get enthusiastic and interested in it.

I used this video/audio file to teach my 9 years old niece and her 8 years old friend English prepositions of places. The interesting thing was that I didn't tell them that they were going to learn prepositions . I just played the video clip and went away letting them watch and enjoy it. After watching the video clip several times, I noticed that they were learning prepositions by discussing the video clip and translating prepositions into Armenian language. Hence, I found this video clip to be very useful for teaching prepositions to children in an entertaining way.

This is a kindergarten or preschool activity. With the help of this activity u can introduce your child with the alphabet and especially with the Vowels. This can enhance his pronounciation skills and why not phonetics.

This activity is desined to enhance students vocabulary and way of thinking.

Karaoke: easy listening story for elementary level students; the story or the 'song' with the words of the same story is played after which students sing the 'song' repeating the reader, in the end they try to sing alone with words provided like karaoke. I piloted the activity with my 9 year-old neighbour. The kid was really engaged in that the kid was simply listening to the song and enjoying it. I suggest playing the same song over sevearal days so that learner would automatically sing with the song.

Engaging for elementary level learners: matching games on different topics like clothes, family members, animals, kitchen items, body parts, etc. Again, I piloted the actiivty with my neighbour Hayk who is 9 years old. what the kid liked more was the fact he should grasp th epcture uqickly and ut it under the right word. Then he failed becaus eof influency with working with the computer, however we did it for some days and he practiced and improved hand movement. Time limit factor was also motivating since he was trying hard to win the game.

This is a good source for using a simple story to motivate pre-school and first beginning students to learn English. It's easy to choose pictures and creates a story even for a 5 year old kid. My 5 years old daughter got encouraged when recognized that she made it by herself. If it's being used often children would be able to recognize words as a whole; without having the ability of reading the individual letters.

Oh Armine jan it was a very interesting game. I played it twice. It really helps the students to promote their reading skills, as well as their creativity. And the most intersting part was the last part when I was reading the story about me. I liked it very much...:)

This is a game that teaches vocabulary on three certain topics. It has different levels. Though the first level of the game is"EASY" it is not as easy at it may seem. From my experience the first level of the game is appropriate to intermediate level students.

This was the activity which i would recommend to intermediate. learners. It would be reasonable to give them questions beforehand in order to concentrate their attention span on their listening. In this way they would be able to absorb the information more thoroughly.

I tried this activity with my 9-year-old student of beginning level.Children at this age irrespective of their proficiency level are eager to listen to any tales.It helps her to product her speeh usiin the limited stock of vocabulary, even separate words. But her excitement and willingness empowered her to solve the appropriate puzzle based on the fable.

This is a very interesting and effective way for kids to digest what they have already learned during the class. I used this crossword in my EEC Prep 2A class, and the kids did the assignment successfully.

A very nice listening activity. Good opportunity to teach your students in preschool vocabulary concerning picnic, toys, fruit and etc. By the way this gane was awarded as a good game for kids. Can enhance the students pronounciaion, listeting and even speaking skills. However, after watching this video my sister wanted immidiantly to go for a picnic and meet the nice and funny animated ant there. HAVE FUN!!!!!!!

I have tried this game and I find it quite interesting. However, there may be some difficulties for lower level students. It is for advanced level students.

This web site aims to help students to memorize vocabulary in an easy and efficient way, by using pictures, sounds and games.