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An easy and interesting way to have kids learn the people/jobs by both listening to the words and seeing them visually.

A limo will definitely add glamour to your occasions like parties, school proms, wedding, and Surprise parties. The BMW X5 limo is the latest craze among people

Practice the Passive Voice Past Passive Famous People , using this ESL Grammar Interactive Monkey Fun Game.

It's a funny and interesting game. The player have to choose the right answer of the question to score a goal. I piloted this game with one of my students and he liked it very much. It's easy for people who love football and its rules.

A great online screaming video program featuring famous people reading books for children aloud. Videos also have subtitles. Besides, each book includes activities and lesson ideas to provide guidance for teachers. I have tried one story with an adult of elementary level.

This game helps to teach the vocabulary necessary to describe people by appearance. Learners could practice adjectives (colors, size, etc.) through this game. I tried it with my brother and it appeared to be useful.

It's an interesting game.The player must match the faces according to description they listen. I piloted this game with my students and they all liked it. it was very useful.

This is a great game to teach different words, it's very interactive.

The flashcards show pictures of artwork, artist names, names of artwork, and date the paintings were created.Let your students recognize great works of art and artists and get aesthetic pleasure like my 13-year-old students did last week.

This video would best work with grown up kids. this video presents one of the greatest speeches, Franklin D. Roosevelt - Declaration of War. This video will improve the students' listening skills, give information about world war II and the students will not only listen to the speech but also see Franklin D. Roosevelt. This can be used when covering topics such famouse people, famouse speeches, history...afterwards they can have a debriefing discussion.

Students use a set of personality traits (from cards and a handout) to describe people. They exchange stories and try to guess their partner's personality trait.

In this interesting writing/speaking activity students write and discuss how people must and mustn't behave in their imaginative perfect world. I think this will work best with pre-intermediate level.

We liked this activity very much, we will definitely use this right away.

Today I tried this activity on my 5th grade students and my little sister. This acitivity is not just a song. It is a game where your child can enhance his/her speaking and listening abiltiies and pronouciation while listening to it. Actually it is about people living in the world and it is an animated video. It was funny and I even promised them to write down the words (which is not difficult, as the animated man is singing and below the page u can see the sentences of the song) and give them at the next lesson so that they can learn it and sing the song together.

A productive link which contains high Intermediate English Audio Lessons for busy people, aiming to help them to *Improve English listening skills *Learn to speak and understand fast English *Develop natural English conversation skills *Learn to use English phrasal verbs and idioms *Formal, informal and general English styles *Complex sentences, clauses, questions and grammar *Learn to tell stories and make friends in English

This is a very good activity to improve vocabulary. What is more interesting and even important about this site is that while you play, you can earn grains of rice for each correct answer that will be donated for charity, to help stop hunger in the world. You can also play with grammar here (free rice grammar).There are 60 levels for vocabulary and 5 levels for grammar. They increase by difficulty as you proceed. While trying this with my students, what was so exciting for them was that they learned by answerng correctly they are particpating in a humanitarian act and this greatly motivated them to answer the tests and learn new vocabulary. Though we did just the first 2 levels, the next session almost all of them said that they kept playing it to collect more rice and for this they had learned a large number of new vocabulary. They also said they are gonna play it again when finished both to collect more rice for hunger as well as review what they had learned.

interesting and motivating activity. Just like your Ss I had the feeling that I'm helping hungry people. I wish I could!

Actually Armineh jan u did if you collected 100 grains of rice. I've checked the legitimacy of the cite and it is run by UNICEF.

This game will help studets to practice the adjectives which describe people, places and things!