Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) to children can be incredibly rewarding, but it also presents unique challenges. Young learners have short attention spans and require engaging activities to stay focused. Here are some tips to capture and maintain their interest.

Glass droppers are essential tools in many educational and scientific environments. They offer precision and control when dispensing liquids, which is crucial for experiments and measurements.

Are you looking for an idea how to teach question structurs to your ESL kids? Here is presented a Wh- question activity which helps them with practising word order in English questions.

How to teach English to different types of special needs children in primary school? In this article you can find a list of some difficulties that special needs children struggle at school. As well as several helpful teaching techniques.

Attending live English classes with an inspiring teacher is the perfect way to strengthen your listening, reading, writing and speaking skills. When asked, the majority of students say that their private academic English tutor motivates and supports them to achieve their learning objectives. Finding the right private English tutor for your unique learning needs is crucial.

Autumn time is a great opportunity to teach common vocabulary related to autumn such as: an acorn, a mushroom, an apple, grapes, leaves or a pumpkin. I would like to present an autumn game which is a perfect way to practice autumn vocabulary with young ESL learners.

Solving a system of linear equations has multiple methods available to find the solution. These methods include substitution, cross-multiplication, elimination, and more. However, we will focus on the elimination method and substitution method only.

The goal of this activity is to teach recognition of new vocabulary. When the children are able to recognize them confidently they are ready to use the language in productive way. You can use any vocabulary you need in this activity.

Counting songs and rhymes are fantastic teaching resources not only for children who learn to count in their own language, but also for ESL kids. Repeating the songs and rhymes over and over again students build their confidence in counting.