Topic: Vocabulary

How to teach words related to your five senses, with senses vocabulary games

Teaching tips for presenting and practicing positive and negative words and expressions

Teaching tips, games and other classroom practice for first, second, third, etc.

Classroom games and teaching tips for "The first of December two thousand and one", "January twenty second nineteen seventy", etc.

Games and other classroom activities to help students memorise and be able to use months from January to December

Teachings tips, games and other classroom activities for memorising how to say and spell Monday, Tuesday, etc.

The most useful acronyms and other short forms for engineers and other technical staff

How to present and practise English abbreviations that come from Latin such as "e.g.", "i.e." and "PS"

Ways to present and practise short forms of words and expressions such as "info", "lab", "50p" and "PS".

How to present and practise the meaning and use of abbreviations like "ASAP", "IoT" and "VIP"

Everyday English for medical jargon, to be used by patients, doctors, nurses and other people using or studying Medical English.

Fun classroom activities teaching students how to understand, read and write colour words from "orange" and "red" through "dark green" to "cream" and "metallic blue".

The nine stages of teaching colour vocab, from understanding what "red" means and being able to write "green" to discussing the psychological effects of different colours.

Fun practice activities for adjective opposites, verbs with opposite meanings, etc.

What to say and what not to say when you complain by telephone and receive complaints on the phone.

An article about using Word Impact charts to channel vocabulary according to a person's age, gender, work, and attitude.

Lots of things to teach about transportation and how to do so

Making a popular topic useful and suitable for all classes

A look at dictionaries in the classroom

A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer the question "What does s/he do?" with "S/he's a (occupation)".

A handout used in class to get students to talk about themselves, done as a class activity.

A lesson plan to teach young learners: What (food/colour/sport) do you like? I like (noun)

A lesson plan for young learners: teaching numbers from 1 to 12, and "how many?" Includes warm-up activities, introducing numbers using flashcards, interactive dialogues and group activities.