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This is a very exciting activity for the learners of any age who are in their beginning level. While teaching i tried it out and discovered that learners were more attentive to the details. I would recommend it to any learners who want to learn writing and pronouncing correctly. Don't miss your chance to learn them quickly and effectevily!!!

Knowing how you can compose a persuasive essay is crucial to your progress in school in view of the fact that you'll be expected to write argumentative papers more frequently as opposed to any one of the the rest of the categories of paper.

Education is part of life. It should be fun and challenging... not boring. Children should learn while they are playing. It is impossible to imagine any educational or professional experience without using typing. This skill can be very successfully learnt if it is taught when children are pretty little. I tried this activity with my little son, niece and nephew they find it interesting to try typing the words correctly and quickly. Frequently they failed but tried again and again to insure they could make it.

I have tried this activity with my EEC (COM 7) class too. My students really enjoyed this activity, as it is a good revision activity and helps to foster a lively group atmosphere.

I liked this game very much, I even made three different stories myself. Have a try and introduce this game to your students, I am sure they'll enjoy making their own stories.

me too! really engaging and motivating! Thank you Hasmik :-)

I loved my story :D thanks.

All levels and ages enjoy tongue twisters. They help the students to practice pronouncing difficult sounds in English. We have similar activities in Armenian. More tongue twisters here: http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/tongue-twisters

Translation Race This amusing ESL/EFL translation game can be used for almost any teaching point and will certainly motivate your students. This game also helps every student in the class understand new vocabulary and sentence structure. It's a must for every teacher's game book.

This is a very good ice breaker, it can work with all levels. I think the students will appreciate the creativity of their teacher to use M&M's in order to get acquainted with her (the teacher) as well as with each other. I think this can also work with kids, only in that case the teacher would ask the SS to tell about themselves in their native language.

Through this activity a learner can enlarge his/her stock of vocabulary, to think how to find out any substitute word. I tried it out with my son who is 11 years old but he encountered on some difficulties from the beginning which i think will be overcome if i redo the activity several times.

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 site is a collection of games, songs and ideas for use by teachers of languages to children. This site gives you the techniques and confidence to teach any language and get your kids finishing a lesson with a big smile saying "Yeah, that was fun! I want to do more!". there are also video materials that may help or give some ideas to teachers how to make the lesson funny and interesting:)