I am a game with pieces and cards,
Played at tables, yards and parks.
What am I, dear teacher, can you guess?
A board game, of course, I do confess
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Board games provide a fun and engaging environment for students to practice their language skills. This is what we need at the end of the school year, isn't it? Enjoy this huge bundle (115!!!) of board games and build a positive attitude towards learning English 🤓
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Do you want your students to learn without noticing? Blooket is an excellent place to do it 😉 🤓. This interactive website offers a variety of educational games that cover various topics and language skills. The platform is user-friendly and easy to navigate, in other words, an ideal resource for both teachers and students.
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Another academic year is about to be over and, I am sure, these days most of you are having either progress tests or review lessons. So I thought you might find the article Review Session Games That Work. By Matt Kuykendall published at www.edutopia.org useful. Reading professional articles is something I enjoy doing as it helps me keep up-to-date with the latest trends in English language teaching.
If you happen to have any interesting articles to share, feel free to do it in the comments or in our eltcomments group.
P.S. By the way, edutopia is one of my favourite websites. I am going to post a review about it. Stay tuned 🤓

EDUTOPIA is a website published by the George Lucas Educational Foundation. The website is a free source of information, inspiration, and practical strategies for learning and teaching. It offers a variety of articles, videos, and resources that cover a range of topics relevant to the field. The articles are well-researched and provide practical tips and strategies that can be applied in the classroom. The site is easy to navigate and the content is organized by topic, making it easy for teachers to find what they are looking for.
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You are enthusiastically giving instructions and completely engaged in explanations when suddenly notice a student leaning his head on his hands. Familiar situation, isn't it? The-end-of-year classes are the most challenging as students feel exhausted and don't want to learn. They are inattentive to anything you say. These PowerPoint games above may bring fun and engagement into your end-of-year classes . Check them out, increase motivation and interest in learning.
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This tool is considered very effective for teaching foreign languages.
Firstly, there are lots of pictures, which helps learners understand and remember new vocabulary and grammar.
Secondly, they can help develop reading comprehension skills. The combination of texts and visuals can aid learners in understanding the sequence of events in the story.
Thirdly, learners have an opportunity to practice their speaking and listening skills. Teachers can use the stories as prompts for discussions and activities, allowing learners to practice their communication skills in a meaningful and engaging way.
Which tool is it? Write in the comments and I'll share an extremely useful website that will bring all of the above benefits into your summer classes 🤓!
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Time to reveal the "big secret" 😁! StoryJumper - a fantastic website with free stories for reading online. The cool 👍 thing about the platform is that your learners can create their own books and publish them online. The website offers a wide range of templates, characters, backgrounds, and other assets to help users bring their stories to life. An excellent platform for learning and creativity 🤩🤩🤩!
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Have you checked StoryJumper yet? Nurjakhan (one of the channel subscribers) shares his students' creations - a story book and two poem books made on the platform. Look, they are so cute 🤩😍🤩!!!