The most effective way to distinguish between a countable or uncountable noun is to check if it can be used in plural forms.
Category: ESL, Phonics, Reading, Teaching, Teaching English, TEFLTags: Education, grammar, kindergarten, nouns, Teach English, teaching tefl, tefl, tesol
One of the most effective ways of teaching action verbs if unable to use physical activities is to use some practice and consolidation online action verb games.
Category: Educational Technoology, ESL, Phonics, Teaching, Teaching EnglishTags: action verbs, EAL, English, english activities, english games, esl, gaming, kindergarten, learn english, phonics, primary, reading, tefl
One of the most effective ways of teaching in groups is to use some of the excellent practice and consolidation online adjective games
Category: Educational Technoology, ESL, Phonics, Teaching, Teaching EnglishTags: adjectives, EAL, English, english activities, english games, esl, gaming, kindergarten, learn english, phonics, primary, reading, tefl
Effective online Syllable games use both syllable recognition and construction exercises allowing students to consolidate these skills.
Category: Educational Technoology, ESL, Phonics, Teaching, Teaching EnglishTags: EAL, English, english activities, english games, esl, gaming, kindergarten, learn english, phonics, primary, reading, tefl
Posted on April 1, 2021
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One of the most effective ways of teaching in groups is to use some of the excellent practice and consolidation online prepositions games that there are free on the internet.
Category: Educational Technoology, ESL, Phonics, Teaching, Teaching EnglishTags: EAL, English, english activities, english games, esl, gaming, kindergarten, learn english, phonics, primary, reading, tefl
Posted on April 1, 2021
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An English digraph consists of a pair of letters that placed together make a single sound or phoneme. In English there are both vowel and consonant digraphs.
Category: ESL, Phonics, Reading, Teaching, Teaching English, TEFLTags: digraphs, grade 1, kindergarten, phonics, reading, Teaching, tefl, tesol
The majority of adverbs do end in ”ly” but it is not a set rule. There is more to consider than just the ending spellings of words to determine what meaning to apportion to them
Category: ESL, Phonics, Reading, Teaching, Teaching English, TEFLTags: 1st grade, Education, English, esl, grammar, kindergarten, primary, reading, Reading Skills
Posted on February 27, 2021
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It is not recommended to teach vowel and consonant sounds in isolation. Many phonics instruction methods introduce a mix of common vowel and consonant sounds
Bedtime stories are an underutilized way of improving a child’s reading comprehension, higher order thinking and meta cognition skills. Developing a series of simple questions will enable them to practice and develop reading skills including empathy, comparison, summarizing, and prediction skills at all ages.
Category: Reading, Teaching, Teaching EnglishTags: bedtime, comprehension, esl, kindergarten, parenting, Reading Skills, story, teaching english, tefl
Students struggling with homework is an increasing problem. Ever increasing demands on student’s time, and a shortening attention span globally are some root causes
Category: Questions Kids Ask, Reading, TeachingTags: classroom, first grade, highschool, homework, kindergarten, priamry, secondary, teacher, Teaching, tefl