Learning Outcomes

Introduction to ESL Games

Lesson Summary

Adequate knowledge about the rudiments of using games to teach ESL is the catalyst and hallmark of a successful ESL class. Knowing when and how to incorporate games and activities will most certainly yield results of great value to you. You will learn the theories and ideas behind using games to teach ESL and its advantages.

ESL Game Examples - Part One

ESL Game Examples - Part Two

ESL Game Examples - Part Three

Learning a new language can be tasking and boring. As an ESL teacher, it is important that you meet your students at their level. Incorporating games and activities to facilitate learning has proven to be a great asset to ESL teachers. By using games and activities to teach, you will be able to get students to learn in the most interesting way.

Teaching ESL using Games and Activities - Course assessment

Make teaching ESL fun and interesting by including games and activities in your lesson plan.

Teaching ESL using Games and Activities

This free online course is designed to help English Second Language (ESL) teachers worldwide find more exciting and fun learning methods through interactive games and activities. The language barrier poses a lot of difficulties in one's ability to communicate and express oneself. This course will help you keep your pupils entertained and engaged throughout your learning plan.

Pronunciation: The Alphabet

Grammar: Verb "Be"

Vocabulary: Greetings and Introductions

This module introduces English pronunciation, letters of the alphabet, and nouns. You will learn about the verb “be,” the most common verb in English. You will learn to use the affirmative (+), negative (-), and question (?) forms of the verb. You will learn words for jobs, subject pronouns, and more nouns. You will also learn common greetings.

Learn English: The Alphabet and Verb "Be" - Course Assessment

In this free online course, you will learn the basics of English, from the verb “be” to greetings and short phrases.

Learn English: The Alphabet and Verb "Be"

This English course is for those wanting to learn one of the most popular languages globally and includes teaching pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary. Over 1.5 billion people speak English, the official language of 67 countries. This entry-level course contains modules on the alphabet, everyday verbs, and helpful vocabulary. By the end of this course, you will be able to talk about your job, greet new people, and introduce yourself.

Pronunciation: Directions

Grammar: The Imperative

Vocabulary: Around Town

This module discusses imperatives and teaches you common prepositions. 
You will learn how to use articles and ask wh- questions for directions on the street. You will have the vocabulary to use transportation around town.

Learn English: Directions and The Imperative

Polish your English skills with this free online course that teaches some basic grammar and enriches your vocabulary.

In this free online course, we develop vocabulary related to giving and receiving directions and provide resources that will help you improve your pronunciation. In addition to mastering vocabulary related to directions, we help you identify places around town that will help you find your way and teach you how to use the imperative to give and ask for directions. This course will suit anyone looking to improve and develop their English.

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