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Listen to a sentence and then click the word that's asked for. Very basis level of reading. Might work well for beginning readers who already have a solid oracy skills in English like native speaking kids. 

This game helps to practice body movements and actions vocabulary. It is a matching game, matching the images with the words. It is good for beginning level students as the images serve better to reinforce the vocabulary you have recently learned.

This is fun and interactive activity. It helps the students practice verb be and have in the present tense.

Simple Sentences is sutable for EFL/ESL beginning learners. It helps children to practise and make simple setences by using three or more words.

This is an amazing game where children can match: 1) uppercase letters with lowercase letters 2) letters with words which begin with the same sound 3) words that rhyme with each other

These are series of animal games for kids that can improve students' reading and writing skills and general knowledge about animals. They are required for high beginner and elementary level students.

Neat activity. I'd pitch the level higher than beginning though, at least lower intermediate. Some of the vocab is pretty dense for beginning EFL/ESL learners.

Great activity for content based classes. Sevan and Nelli

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.

It's a matching game which provides pictures, written words and pronunciations. I tried it on beginning learners of 5 and 10 years old. They played it for several times with enthusiasm.

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!!!

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 material is for beginner level kids. Kids can color the alligator both online and on paper. After coloring they can cut the parts and stick together. It's a creative material and may interest kids very much

This material will be appropriate to use with kids because it can increase kids' creativity. From the language point, it is also very useful material as we can teach the letter a as it begins with and also body parts (hands, legs, tail, head, and so forth). It is very interactive material and can be used not only by teachers but also by moms who have little kids. Yesterday, I printed out this alligator and used for our neighbor's kid, who was very naughty and didn't interested in anything. Due to this material I was able to keep her quite and also teach some English words and also two-three colors which we used to color the alligator.

This is a great site for intermediate's first grades to improve their reading and in some cases listening skills didn't include the beginning level in the tags since my subject (beginning level student) had difficulties in comprehension. However this site is quite useful for more advanced students.

This is fun and interactive activity. It helps the learners to practice the simple present tense through creative writing task.

This seems to be a very engaging activity that will enhance students' creative thinking. Nelli & Karine

This is a good game for kids. They will learn how to count in English.

This is a fun interactive lesson to teach kids about the different modes of transport.

This bookmark is very useful for children who start learning vowels and consonants. This game will help them to differentiate vowels from consonants :)

This game will help English learners to learn the names of animals, food,vegetables, musical instruments, clothes and so on by matching the same things together and pronouncing it correctly.

This quiz is a very good tool to revise classroom objects. My students liked it very much though I did it on 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.

A very interactive game for kids. The players should enter their names to be praised for their good jobs. I tried it with my six-year-old son. It was useful to revise colours, study some new words, listen to their exact description and put them into the correct order.