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Easy as 1, 2, 3: Ideas to practice counting

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 day ago: When you teach a group of beginners, a lesson on numbers usually appears early in the curriculum. Do … more →

Tags: Classroom Tips, Conversation, cardinal numbers, Counting Games, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL

What are you thankful for?9 comments

englishwithjennifer wrote 4 days ago: Soon Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving. Whether you’re in the U.S. or not, we can all take a mom … more →

Tags: Professional Development, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Thanksgiving

The Language Used in a Language Lesson: Controlled v. Authentic2 comments

englishwithjennifer wrote 6 days ago: Do you believe we should teach using controlled language or authentic language? Should students hear … more →

Tags: Methodology, adapted texts, authentic language, controlled language, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, jeremy harmer, rough-tuning

Old Hats, New Uses: How experience outside the field gets put to use

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 week ago: Not all ESL/ EFL teachers discover their calling before graduating college. In fact, I’ve trained in … more →

Tags: Professional Development, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Previous Work Experience

Tools at Your Fingertips: Interesting Online Resources

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 week ago: I love a successful session of browsing on the Internet. Let me share two discoveries. Both of the f … more →

Tags: Classroom Tips, AWL, English With Jennifer, eslvideo.com, Evo, JenniferESL, Vocabulary Profiler

Sentence First Aid: An exercise to practice punctuation

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 week ago: Practicing punctuation in some people’s view may be as exciting as washing dishes, but by providing … more →

Tags: writing, Apostrophes, commas, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Periods, <punctuation>, Punctuation Tree, quotation marks

Our Colleagues: Establishing and maintaining a mutually beneficial relationship3 comments

englishwithjennifer wrote 2 weeks ago: I wrote once before about viewing our colleagues as a resource. As part of our professional developm … more →

Tags: Professional Development, Evo, JenniferESL, social-bookmarking, Wikis, Yahoo Groups

Compound Circles: An activity to practice compound words

englishwithjennifer wrote 2 weeks ago: Objective: To help students gain familiarity with patterns used in forming compound words (open, clo … more →

Tags: Grammar, Vocabulary, writing, compound modifiers, Compound Words, hyphens, JenniferESL

Student Stumper 11: Compound Words

englishwithjennifer wrote 2 weeks ago: QUESTION: How do we know if a compound word is written as a single word, as separate words, or with … more →

Tags: Grammar, Student Stumpers, compound modifiers, Compound Words, compounds, Englisgh with Jennifer, JenniferESL, student stumper

More Language Learning Opportunities Found in Online Photos1 comment

englishwithjennifer wrote 3 weeks ago: As a continuation of my previous posting, here are two more whole language activities centered aroun … more →

Tags: Classroom Tips, Conversation, Listening, writing, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Online photos, photoblogging, photos in the language classroom

Language Learning Opportunities Found in Online Photos

englishwithjennifer wrote 3 weeks ago: I love finding new uses for common teaching tools. Photos have always been one of my favorite visual … more →

Tags: Classroom Tips, Conversation, communicative activity, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, teaching with photos, using photos in the language classroom, visual aids, whole language activity

Student Stumper 10: The placement of adjectives1 comment

englishwithjennifer wrote 3 weeks ago: QUESTION: Do adjectives always come before nouns in English? ANSWER: No. This question was shared wi … more →

Tags: Grammar, Student Stumpers, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, student stumper, modifiers, Adjectives, word order, adjectival phrases

Online Treasures: Free online downloads for listening practice

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: I discovered an interesting site with audio recordings that are all public domain. (The site states … more →

Tags: Listening, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, librivox, Books on Tape, aesop's fables, John Muir, L. M. Montgomery, Mark Twain

Second-hand Writing: Maximizing the usefulness of a writing activity

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: I hope the title caught your attention, but perhaps it’s also caused some confusion. Let me explain. … more →

Tags: writing, Reading, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, student compositions, Léa, story scramble, Essay Writing, essay types

Using the Sense of Touch in Pronunciation Instruction1 comment

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: I’ve shared tips for teaching vowel and consonant sounds in an earlier posting. One addition to that … more →

Tags: pronunciation, Consonant Sounds, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, pronunciation tips, Vowel Sounds

Turning Informal Into Formal: A writing activity for phrasal verbs1 comment

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: The purpose of this exercise is to reinforce students’ understanding of the differences between form … more →

Tags: Grammar, writing, Academic English, Business english, English With Jennifer, Formal Writing, informal english, JenniferESL, Multi word verbs

Putting Together a Narrative: An activity for phrasal verbs

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: This activity puts a spin on a familiar classroom game: chain stories. It’s best to do it in writing … more →

Tags: Grammar, English With Jennifer, Phrasal Verbs, grammar games, two-part verbs, Multi word verbs, Jennifer ESL, verb transivity, Chain story

Student Stumper 10: Figuring out phrasal verbs

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: QUESTION: How can we know if a phrasal verb is separable or inseparable? ANSWER: There isn’t always … more →

Tags: Grammar, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Multi word verbs, particles, phrasal prepositional words, Phrasal Verbs, prepositional verbs, three-part verbs

Real Life Skills: First Aid2 comments

englishwithjennifer wrote 1 month ago: Is there anyone for whom it’s not beneficial to know how to administer first aid? For the following … more →

Tags: Classroom Tips, Vocabulary, English With Jennifer, first aid kits, JenniferESL, medical vocabulary, pratical skills, real-life skills


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