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There are many online resources where teachers and learners can find useful reading material for English language learning. Some popular options include:

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BBC Learning English (https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish): BBC Learning English offers a wide range of reading materials, including news articles, features, and learning resources with accompanying activities and exercises for learners of various levels.

ReadTheory (https://readtheory.org/): ReadTheory is an online platform that provides leveled reading passages with comprehension questions. It adapts to learners' abilities and provides personalized practice for reading skills.

Newsela (https://newsela.com/): Newsela offers news articles at different reading levels, from beginner to advanced, with comprehension quizzes and vocabulary activities. It covers a wide range of topics and is suitable for learners of different ages.

ESL Fast (https://www.eslfast.com/): ESL Fast offers short stories and articles with accompanying audio recordings for learners of different levels. It also provides vocabulary exercises, comprehension questions, and other activities to improve reading skills.

EnglishClub (https://www.englishclub.com/): EnglishClub offers a variety of reading materials, including articles, stories, and news, with comprehension questions and vocabulary exercises. It also provides resources for grammar and vocabulary learning.

CommonLit (https://www.commonlit.org/): CommonLit offers a collection of reading passages with comprehension questions and vocabulary activities, categorized by grade level and theme. It provides a wide range of fiction and non-fiction texts for learners of different ages.

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https://test-english.com/reading/b1/

I like this website because your students can practice by themselves depending on their level.

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Challenge your reading comprehension with our B1 Intermediate Reading Tests. Dive into diverse texts & benefit from immediate feedback.

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I find that teflpros.com to have very useful information and resources in their blog.

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I find that teflpros.com to have very useful information and resources in their blog.

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Many of us are teaching online these days. One question we've been asked a lot lately is "How can I do a Getting to Know You activity online?" So, the "pros" here at TEFLPros have chosen some of our favorite in-person "Getting to Know You" activities, and tweaked them to fit the online classroom. Keep reading to learn about 3 fun "getting to know you" activities for the online classroom!
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Before we hop into these activities, we wanted to point out that all of the following exercises have been adapted to fit within a Zoom classroom. If you haven't had a chance to host your own Zoom meeting yet or just need a refresher, here's an overview of managing participants in a meeting . Let's hop into these 3 fun getting to know you activities!

#1 Gesture Name Game

This great first day of class activity is sure to get a lot of laughs! First, you as the teacher will model a You can say "My name is ___" and perform a simple (easy to see on screen) movement as you say your name. Then, students will respond by saying, "Her/His name is ___" while performing the gesture.

This activity actually works BETTER online than in person because everyone can see each other making the goofy gestures!

After you introduce yourself, each student will have the opportunity to introduce themselves with a new, unique gesture. Then, the class will respond with "Her/His name is ___" and do the new gesture.

BTW, it's fine if students' names are on the screen. After all, the goal of the game is for everyone to get to know each other! Seeing their classmate's names will help students remember them. Besides, even with names showing, students won't yet know how to each other's names. Plus it's good to remember that in the in-person classroom environment, students often have name tags on their desks. In the Zoom classroom they have their own digital name tag 😉

To up the difficulty level, you can hide those digital name tags as the game progresses. If you decide you'd like to hide your students' names, i t's pretty straightforward. The only drawback is that in order for the name removal change to take effect, you'll need to quickly log out of the meeting and log back in. This could confuse some of your students.

#2 Two Truths and a Lie

In this game, students have an opportunity to ask each other Yes/No questions to learn more about each other. Knowing that a statement might be a lie adds an element of suspense. 😉

First, the teacher models the activity by writing 3 sentences in the chat box for all to see. Two of the sentences must be true and 1 should be false. Then, students ask the teacher questions that require a simple Yes or No answer. Based on the answers, students talk it over and decide which statement they believe to be false and why. After the class shares their guess, the teacher reveals the answer.

Next, it's the students' turn. Choose a student to write their two truths and a lie in the chat box. Then, call on students to ask Yes/No questions. After the discussion, choose a student to share which statement the class thinks is a lie.

To make sure everyone has as much opportunity to speak as possible, you can randomly call on students. To do this, you can go old school by putting each student's name on a popsicle stick and placing all the sticks in a cup. After you've chosen a stick, and called on that student, place the stick in a separate empty cup. Or, you can create an online random name generator in less than 5 minutes .

Another great option, especially when you want students to have a discussion, is to use Breakout Rooms on Zoom. The Breakout Rooms feature provides lots of useful tools for arranging student interaction.
You can:

Broadcast a message to all groups.

Choose how many students to put in a group.

Assign students to groups before the start of class.

Randomly assign students to groups.

Have the students choose the group they'd like to be in.

Move an individual student to a different group.

Pop into each group for a listen.

Give students a 1 minute warning before coming back together.

Here's the nitty gritty on how to manage Breakout Rooms on Zoom .

#3 My Dreams for the Future

Our last Getting to Know You activity allows students in your class to find out a little bit about each other's motivations for joining the class and their goals for the future. It's a great activity to use at the end of the first day's lesson.

Ahead of class, you'll want to create a google doc with 2 boxes and a photo in each box. Here's more about sharing your screen or content . You can also choose to simply draw a picture on a sticky note or index card!

The photos represent your dreams for the future. For example, in one box, you might have a photo of your dream house, and in another box, you might have a photo of a country you'd like to visit.

Have students ask you questions to predict your dreams. First though, you'll want to model some sentences that refer to the future. You can type these in the chat box and have the students repeat them after you.
Here are some examples: In the future, I think you want to... In the future, I think you will... In the future, I think you would like to... In the future, I think you are going to...
Then, have each student draw 2 pictures of things that represent their dreams of the future. It doesn't matter what they draw on as long as the picture is small enough to be seen on screen.

Now you're ready to use the Breakout Rooms tool on Zoom to divide students into small groups of 3-5. In their group, each student shares their pictures while the others ask questions to find out each other's dreams.

At the end of the activity, you can bring the students back together and ask each group to share some of their favorite dreams of the future.
Get Certified With TEFLPros Today! We hope you and your students enjoy these 3 fun "getting to know you" activities for the online classroom! Drop up a line to let us know how your activity went or which online Getting to Know You activities work for you. We'd love to hear from you at [email protected]! As always, Happy Teaching!

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Many of us are teaching online these days. One question we've been asked a lot lately is "How can I do a Getting to Know You activity online?" So, the "pros" here at TEFLPros have chosen some of our favorite in-person "Getting to Know You" activities, and tweaked them to fit the online classroom.

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I've been using some transcriptions of some videos of this website: https://www.ted.com cause I find interesting how some realistic topics are explained there.

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The website I will use more is the one that has stories because I want to teach kids and I think it has interesting easy readings.

I don't know other sites to find reading material but I think we can look for it in the searcher.

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All four websites are useful. I use One-step English for materials. Their  news lessons are great. Ready made lessons in a range of levels and are easy to print in PDF format. https://www.onestopenglish.com

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All four websites are useful. I use One-step English for materials. Their  news lessons are great. Ready made lessons in a range of levels and are easy to print in PDF format. https://www.onestopenglish.com

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I think all of them are useful, but using each one depends on the age and the level of the Ss for me i prefer Cambridge Assessment English – Learning English and Learn Kids short stories because I am a primary stage teacher
Also I use this site https://www.readingrockets.org

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Hi. I really like  the page about news, I would use it for teens and adults. On teh other hand, to answer teh questions, I ´d use more often de New in levels. Due to that the activities, and texts are adapted for the level needed.
There are hopundred of uselful pages and materiales avaiule online. I really use and enjoy a lot British councill page as well as Open English activities.

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http://www.englicious.org/

https://www.eslkidstuff.com/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/classroom_teaching

https://www.usingenglish.com/teachers/

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/

https://tophonetics.com/

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Write & Improve is a free service for learners of English to practice their written English. Submit your written work and receive feedback in seconds, covering spelling, vocabulary, grammar and general style.

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I think all these options can be useful depending on the objective/age of the learner.

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This one might also be of help: https://test-english.com/reading/
And, of course, Quizlet for vocabulary.

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Improve your reading skills with our reading tests. Find reading tests for every level. Different types of texts & questions in each test!

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Welcome to English-Online

This website is specially designed for learners of English.The articles are carefully chosen and rewritten, so that they can be more easily understood. Each article has a vocabulary list at the end. Presently there are a thousand topics and special news articles in various categories.

What's New
Complete A-Z Topic Index
Trending Topics

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Articles in Easy Understandable English for Learners

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This website is specially designed for learners of English.The articles are carefully chosen and rewritten, so that they can be more easily understood. Each article has a vocabulary list at the end. Presently there are a thousand topics and special news articles in various categories. Complete A-Z Topic Index

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All the web sites are useful. I used Cambridge and British Council sites before since I usually work with younger children and teenagers. I find very interesting News in Levels and Breaking News for teenagers.

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I love this website https://www.funbrain.com/ I've already used it with adults and kids, especially videos like "teen titans" where it is fun, and you can get many informal expressions. The OmNom stories I use for them to write texts of what is going on.

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I SOMETIMES USE LIVE WORKSHEETS I THINK THEY ARE REALLY HELPFUL AND  RECENTLY I FOUND A GOOD WEB WHERE I FIND VERY USEFUL LISTENING EXERCISES TO START THE CLASS.

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I SOMETIMES USE LIVE WORKSHEETS I THINK THEY ARE REALLY HELPFUL AND  RECENTLY I FOUND A GOOD WEB WHERE I FIND VERY USEFUL LISTENING EXERCISES TO START THE CLASS.

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http://www.adelescorner.org/index.html

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Contact details for the moment: adeleseslcorner@yahoo.com.au

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I'm sorry to say that my website host has decided to discontinue hosting websites. Therefore, I have made the difficult decision to remove Adele's ESL Corner after all these years. I'd like to farewell those who have used my website and wish you all the best for the future.

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I would like to use everything, but there is also a webside called jw.org althought is a website about the bible, it has many information like videos, reading and many printables. It is divided in many parts, for teenegers, children, parents, etc. This page is the most translated website in the world. The website is available in more than 1032 languages and it offers publications in more than 750 languages and on more thing, it´s totally free.

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Cambridge English because I am already subscribed to their regular emails including teaching resources. Also, because of the recognition. One local language institute approved by Cambridge offers smaller English-teaching certificates with in-class time towards earning them.

Pinterest also has sections of boards with pinned English-teaching materials. But some material might be copyrighted or otherwise restricted without the original author cited. As can often be the case on social media sites dedicated to sharing and resharing images.

If you have paid for one of their TEFL/TESOL courses https://www.tefl.org/ continues to provide additional teaching material and offers to enroll for other courses. These can be sent to email if subscribed to the newsletter.

https://oxfordenglishlearningexchange.com/
Oxford English Learning Exchange also offers relevant English teaching news emailed if you have an email enrolled for the news letter. As well as invitations to enroll in webinars concerning topics. There is an upcoming one on November 18th focused on pronunciation:
https://elt.oup.com/events/global/Pronunciation-for-a-Global-World?cc=gb&selLanguage=en&dm_i=1MVU,7LMAQ,70IAWY,UY3WL,1

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The English Learning Exchange is a space for educators worldwide to interact and exchange views. Members can use their voice to shape the future of English language teaching through regular surveys, discussions and polls.

Your views help us to develop products, resources, and services that meet the real needs of the classroom - whatever that may look like. And we're eager to reward you for your time. Visit our 'Rewards' section to find out more about how we do this.

If you'd like to become a part of our community, and help us to improve English language teaching and learning for everyone, click the link below to get started.

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The English Learning Exchange is a space for educators worldwide to interact and exchange views. Members can use their voice to shape the future of English language teaching through regular surveys, discussions and polls. Your views help us to develop products, resources, and services that meet the real needs of the classroom - whatever that may look like.

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This website is gret for teens and young adults as it is fit to burst with articles on all subjects from science and technology to the humanities and languages. It has teaching materials that can be used by kids and parents or by educators and includes assessments and so on. It's not specifically geared to ELT, so materials would have to be tweaked and the levels are high, but you could defintely take the articles and re-write for lower levels if required.

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ThoughtCo.com is the World's Largest Education Resource

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From chemistry to computer programming, arts to World War II, ThoughtCo.com provides guides, tips, and resources to help you understand more about the world around us.

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I've always used the bbc and learningenglish.britishcouncil websites to give them the best authentic experience.

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I think that what I have found successful is Breaking News English for teenagers and adults. Cultural and topical news is very good for inspiring learners to speak and think. Young people I often find respond well to telling me their favourite stories, cartoons and characters and I like to draw from these to prompt conversation and understanding. Also, if the learner belongs to a certain trade or industry, I like to draw topical articles from there.

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I like to use the BBC news website, https://www.bbc.com/news, as you can find videos as well as texts, and you can find things on different subjects, including travel, IT ("click" is the programme for that, on TV as well) and climate change.

For teenage learners, the BBC Newsround website is good, and it also has a TV programme: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround

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Beta Terms By using the Beta Site, you agree that such use is at your own risk and you know that the Beta Site may include known or unknown bugs or errors, that we have no obligation to make this Beta Site available with or without charge for any period of time, nor to make it available at all, and that nothing in these Beta Terms or your use of the Beta Site creates any employment relationship between you and us. The Beta Site is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis and we make no warranty to you of any kind, express or implied.

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I like all of them!  I think they are very comprehensive and extensive pages.   It is a great help for busy teachers.  I've been using Learn Kids Short Stories, which I think is an extraordinary resource.   Readworks.org is a great help at managing the program and maintaining students outcomes over the school year.  I like liveworksheets.com, Kahoot.com and, Baamboozlee.com  

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I like all of them!  I think they are very comprehensive and extensive pages.   It is a great help for busy teachers.  I've been using Learn Kids Short Stories, which I think is an extraordinary resource.   Readworks.org is a great help at managing the program and maintaining students outcomes over the school year.  I like liveworksheets.com, Kahoot.com and, Baamboozlee.com  

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I use liveworksheets.com on which you can search for reading activities or you can create your own. The students complete the activity and will get a score. If the teacher assign the worksheet in their account, you can see students' score. The teacher can also write feedback.
I also use www.listenaminute.com as reading activity which has different exercises.

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I will certainly use Breaking News English and Cambridge Assessment for my sessions- to help ESL teachers to prepare teaching materials for their classes. 

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I will certainly use Breaking News English and Cambridge Assessment for my sessions- to help ESL teachers to prepare teaching materials for their classes. 

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Breaking News is an effective and comprehensive one- useful for teachers to prepare lessons for high school and higher secondary ESL students.

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Breaking News is an effective and comprehensive one- useful for teachers to prepare lessons for high school and higher secondary ESL students.

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News in Levels are suitable for High school ESL students- especially the audio/ video support would make them interesting.
Learn Kids- mostly for kids

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I love all the 4 sites because they are new to me and now I added them to my collection. Thanks.
Now I love to use this 1 site you may find it useful too:
https://www.ameliepepin.com/en/documents/05ff4866-369f-4c52-8b5a-6bad88bfec72
Thanks to all your inputs.

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British council.

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websites I've discovered are
Short stories for kids | LearnEnglish Kids - British Council
And the ones of Natgeo.
They are quite useful. :)

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Do you like listening to and reading stories? Reading stories is a great way to improve your vocabulary and we have lots of great stories for you to watch. Watch stories, print activities and post comments!

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Writing something incredible is of course what we all want!

For me I think Toastmasters International is a
good site for ideas and Ted as well can be inspirational but since I haven't created any recent lesson plans to teach English especially online I have no incredible sites to refer to. Anyway on this short course I did find the suggested sites very good

NB: Course books should be considered for referenced sites to aid lesson planning

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All the websites are  useful ,it's teachers role to use them age appropriately and skillfully.

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All the websites are  useful ,it's teachers role to use them age appropriately and skillfully.

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For me, the most useful is Cambridge Assessment English, due to I tech teenagers and I can suit many engage activities for them.
I recommend this website, it has many activities and the learners can check their results immediately.
https://es.liveworksheets.com/

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Liveworksheets.com - Interactive worksheets maker for all languages and subjects

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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I really like https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/
the page has graded material for complete lessons to be carried out during or after class.
What I also like about this site is that students can check their answers

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linguahouse.com
all worksheets are downloadable and the topics are great/ for teenagers and adults

learneglishkids.britishcouncil.org
for young learners, full lesson plan materials are provided

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Padlet allows us to insert ideas anonymously or with our names. It's easy to use. Whoever has the Padlet board opened on his smartphone or computer can see what's on it and what everyone has written. Students just have to take a devise and start adding little notes online

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The use of Cambridge Assessment English – Learning English because it has a game to check the comprehension of students after each reading activity

-You can also use Short Stories for kids, Buzzbreak for news and Reader's Digest as sites for other reading activities.

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Movies with subtitles; Youtube lessons where they teach English through a movie actor's dialogues 

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Movies with subtitles; Youtube lessons where they teach English through a movie actor's dialogues 

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The resources in the course are really helpful. I think subtitles are great way to get a feel of a language and culture and style. I've watched films with subtitiles - Korean, Japanese, Malayalam, French - and its taught me. Also takes the fear a way a little, I think. Also personalities you might relate to.

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This is a website which contains not only reading materials but also for listening activities, for example, there are short articles, convesationas an text that are realted with many contexts and classified according to age and English level.
Here it is the link : https://engoo.com/app/materials/en

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View all the Engoo materials and lessons, grouped by categories and courses.

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Ana Silvia's links of useful online reading resources

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Ana Silvia's links of useful online reading resources

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I like this page because it provides fun material for different levels and I also use https://www.examenglish.com/ since my students are preparing mostly for a certification exam.

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British Council LearnEnglish Teens | Free resources for teens to help improve your English

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LearnEnglish Teens provides information, tips and resources to help teenagers learn English.

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https://www.khanacademy.org/profile/kaid_702233435337824487254686/courses

https://www.futurelearn.com/

https://swayam.gov.in/

https://freerice.com/categories/english-vocabulary

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/

https://translate.google.co.in/

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Apart from everything that's been mentioned, I'd recommend
https://www.trinitycollege.com/qualifications/english-language/ISE
https://www.baamboozle.com

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LOL Why you guys post this picture as a resource. 🤣

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LOL Why you guys post this picture as a resource. 🤣

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Both cnn.com and npr.org have current event articles for advanced students.

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Both cnn.com and npr.org have news articles for advanced students.

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Deborah Cooler, Hidalgo, Mexico: *TESOL International Association is a clearing house for all things teaching English. The link to https://www.tesol.org/connect/tesol-resource-center   *Dave's ESL Cafe https://www.eslcafe.com/   It has a variety of activities, a forum, a job board and teacher search...These were given in a university TESOL Certificate course. I wish I has my notes on hand to pass along others.    

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Deborah Cooler, Hidalgo, Mexico: *TESOL International Association is a clearing house for all things teaching English. The link to https://www.tesol.org/connect/tesol-resource-center   *Dave's ESL Cafe https://www.eslcafe.com/   It has a variety of activities, a forum, a job board and teacher search...These were given in a university TESOL Certificate course. I wish I has my notes on hand to pass along others.    

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MY NAME IS KARINA TORRES AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THOSE VERY USEFUL LINKS HERE,REALLY APPRECIATE IT. I WILL TAKE NOTE. I WOULD USE THEM ALL ACCORDING TO THE CLASS.BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU.TAKE CARE

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This site has been helping me a lot in my on line teaching experience. It has different readings according to students level. What I like the most its the diagnostic exam to place students on a right level of the reading exercises. Plus the program its friendly to use on mobile phones.

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https://readtheory.org/auth/login

I use this with my uni students. Its all self-access, but seriously improves their reading skills!

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I found the websites very encouraging. I mostle use books from the reading scheme at school, using my mac and ipad to mirror the text.

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This is my favourite website to use with adult learners. I adapt the articles for them to understand (depending on the level), create activities...

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Islcollective
Theconversation.com

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https://www.nypl.org/blog/2012/11/28/11-great-free-websites-practice-english
This is a very easy way for the students to improve their level of English on their own.

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Wiki encyclopedia for kids: appropriate articles, easier language. This platform is good e.g. for research.

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Safe Wikipedia For Kids - KidzSearch Wiki

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The KidzSearch Wiki is a safe easy to understand edited version of Wikipedia made just for kids.

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British Council  and Cambridge Assessment English resources are extremely useful and beneficial for all kinds of learners. I think that https://eslyes.com is a great source of new vocabulary and grammar structures and can be used both in and out of class. It can be used for students of different language levels. Also, you can develop various reading subskills and strategies using their pre - reading tasks as well as follow - up tasks. 

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British Council  and Cambridge Assessment English resources are extremely useful and beneficial for all kinds of learners. I think that https://eslyes.com is a great source of new vocabulary and grammar structures and can be used both in and out of class. It can be used for students of different language levels. Also, you can develop various reading subskills and strategies using their pre - reading tasks as well as follow - up tasks. 

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British Council  and Cambridge Assessment English resources are extremely useful and beneficial for all kinds of learners. I think that https://eslyes.com is a great source of new vocabulary and grammar structures and can be used both in and out of class. It can be used for students of different language levels. Also, you can develop various reading subskills and strategies using their pre - task tasks as well as follow - up tasks. 

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British Council  and Cambridge Assessment English resources are extremely useful and beneficial for all kinds of learners. I think that https://eslyes.com is a great source of new vocabulary and grammar structures and can be used both in and out of class. It can be used for students of different language levels. Also, you can develop various reading subskills and strategies using their pre - task tasks as well as follow - up tasks. 

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I have access to the materials from the organisation I work for. There are a plethora of articles arranged by topic and proficiency levels.

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I have access to the materials from the organisation I work for. There are a plethora of articles arranged by topic and proficiency levels.

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I THINK THAT READING TEXT ONLINE IS INTERESTING, BECAUSE YOU CAN USE MANY WEB PAGE OR USE THE WEB TO TRANSLATE AND UNDERSTAND THE LESSON OR THE TEXT.
I THINK THAT READING TEXT ONLINE IS INTERESTING, BECAUSE YOU CAN USE MANY WEB PAGE OR USE THE WEB TO TRANSLATE AND UNDERSTAND THE LESSON OR THE TEXT. THANK YOU!!
YOU CAN RESEARCH IN DIFFERENT WAYS AND OPTIONS.THANKS!!

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Two useful websites that have a multitude of activities for grammar, listening, speaking, vocab and reading are https://www.allthingsgrammar.com/ and https://www.allthingstopics.com/

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Recently, I happen to know this web, I think the reading texts here are great for students who want to take IELTS score from 4.5 to 6.5 (https://wonderopolis.org)

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Recently, I happen to know this web, I think the reading texts here are great for students who want to take IELTS score from 4.5 to 6.5 (https://wonderopolis.org)

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I use the British Council website more than anything else as you can find reading texts for all levels and many interesting up-to-date articles.

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I use the British Council website more than anything else as you can find reading texts for all levels and many interesting up-to-date articles.

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I have found liveworksheets.com  really useful as extra practice, since you can work out the 4 skills in funny activities, and you can respect the learners rythm.

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https://www.storyjumper.com/library/my

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Epic books is really good from lower levels up. It is cool.

The British Council is very helpful and it is organized according to age and level.

There are many options that I haven't investigated fully.

Enjoy!

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Accessible, image-driven prompts that invite a variety of kinds of writing.

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the American English app

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A great website that will aid effective interaction within the class, would certainly put it to the test

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A great website that will aid effective interaction within the class, would certainly put it to the test

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Atte: Sthefany Lazo Miranda

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All of the resources quoted are excellent and will be like gold mines!  Like many others, I also like the British Council's website, whose plentiful resources are good for teenagers and adults:  www.britishcouncil.org
There are also many onlline magazines which one can use, especially for adult lessons.

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A great site with a wide range of ready made lesson plans.You can search by topic/level/skills
It is subscription, but you can access a lot for free.

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I have really appreciated teaching from the Our World and Welcome to Our World series coursebooks for kids, and also want to look into their YouTube website a bit more for supplemental videos to enhance learning. So far, so good, from what I've seen, especially when teaching online! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXVCgDuD_QCkI7gTKU7-tpg

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In order to assign reading comprehension passages for your students and track their answers, you can use: ReadWorks
It's very useful.

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https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/c1r061-money-matters
Great web site with complete exercises.

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https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/c1r061-money-matters
Great web site with complete exercises for my students and more. Plus, students will choose the level of reading so they will feel comfortable during the time they are working with this resource.

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https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/c1r061-money-matters

This web site is very helpful for me it offers many readings for practice with grammar exercises and what is more you can choose  a reading according to the level of your students.

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Claudia Samp's tip: BBC learning English

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Claudia Samp's tip: BBC learning English

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/
Both website and app are excellent tools, with plenty of useful resources. The app sends daily notification for short lessons and interesting content.

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Eslvideo - videos/quizzes and quiz builders, by topic 
https://www.eslvideo.com/

ISS Collective - worksheets. PowerPoints, videos, peer collaboration
https://en.islcollective.com/ 

Magic Blox - story retelling, interactive story books
http://magicblox.com/ 

Natural Readers - enter text to have it read aloud; adjust text speed to account for different proficiency levels. https://www.naturalreaders.com

NYT Pic of the Day & Pic Prompts - real-life stories, predictions, discussion boards, writing prompts https://www.nytimes.com/column/learning-whatsgoing-on-in-this-picture
https://www.nytimes.com/column/learning-picture-prompt
 
Pink Monkey - world’s largest library of summaries, notes, and study guides for books. Quizzes, discussion questions, and ideas for reports. Study resources for different subject areas.
www.pinkmonkey.com

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For learners interested in topics such as science, social studies, history, geography, etc.; offers classroom learning resources that can be selected by types (e.g. article, infographic), by grades or by subject; includes full lesson plans (not just for language learning)

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Breaking News EnglishNews in LevelsLearn Kids short storiesCambridge Assessment English – Learning EnglishCheck your answers

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Breaking News EnglishNews in LevelsLearn Kids short storiesCambridge Assessment English – Learning EnglishCheck your answers

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some use full links of the website, helpful for the teachers

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Cambridge Assessment English provides exams and qualifications for learners and teachers of English. See the full range of what we offer.

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I love using these websites with kids. https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/short-stories

https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/storybooks-and-games/

I will use these websites:

https://www.newsinlevels.com/

https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/?skill=reading

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I love this site because you have a great variety of material according to the skill you want to develop.
Silvina

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Story weaver is a great site for young learners. It's got original stories as well as translations in multiple languages. The stories are organised by theme and reader level

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Digital Library of Stories for Kids | Stories | Storyweaver

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I have found many useful web pages for teachers and learners such as BBC English, Cambridge assessment and English hilfen for teachers and learners where are quizzes online with instant feedback.

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Useful Online Teaching Reading Resources. By Mayonghe Melanie Kesiki

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Useful Online Teaching Reading Resources. By Mayonghe Melanie Kesiki

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There are many useful resources online but the selection will be determined by the needs and ages of the Learners. .. I really believe the Cambridge Assessment English Learning because of the wide range of topics exploited.
www.busyteacher.org
americanenglish.state.gov/resources/org
https://teachingenglish.org.uk

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Do you like listening to and reading stories? Reading stories is a great way to improve your vocabulary and we have lots of great stories for you to watch. Watch stories, print activities and post comments!

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I particularly like these two sources:
British Council + BBC
https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/
Tim's Free Lesson Plans (for B2-C1-C2)
https://freeenglishlessonplans.com/

These two options are interesting because not only do they provide full lesson plans, but they also cover typical vocabulary in different real-life situations.

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All four sites are good. We have to choose depending on the level and age of our students. Most have all that we need to prepare our lessons.

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All four sites are good. We have to choose depending on the level and age of our students. Most have all that we need to prepare our lessons.

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this is a great site to do practice that is active and a lot of fun.

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I would recommend British Council's reading activities

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I would recommend British Council's reading activities

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This site A flyer for a gym | Reading - Intermediate B1 | British Council offers many reading materials for all level of students with assignments.

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Read a flyer promoting a new gym to practise and improve your reading skills.

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I saw a webside where we can find interesting and quality of  information about diverse aspects...and if you are leaning english you have to see all the video contents of the page...you have the opportuinity to read, watch, listen to and think about criticaly...

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I saw a webside where we can find interesting and quality of  information about diverse aspects...and if you are leaning english you have to see all the video contents of the page...you have the opportuinity to read, watch, listen to and think about criticaly...

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I mainly use a platform called Kids A-Z  or Learning AZ. It's a great tool to motivate students to read and improve their skills.
https://www.kidsa-z.com/main/Login

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Short stories in all languages - check it out!

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Short stories in all languages - check it out!

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This is an amazing site to read with young language learners...

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Digital Library of Stories for Kids | Stories | Storyweaver

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I use Cambridge Assessment English and British Council for online reading resources. They have lots of reading resources. Thank you.

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I like to use real newspaper articles because whilst the text may contain high level lexis, the tasks can be graded so that learners can realise that despite viewing a complex text, they can still make sense of it without understanding every single word.  That being said I have used Newsela before which incorporates quizzes and writing tasks.  Twitter is also a great resource as students have to piece together various tweets in order to understand the whole story.

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I find the British council website quite useful for the learners of all age groups. I have been using it particularly for reading text as well as listening activities.

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I find the British council website quite useful for the learners of all age groups. I have been using it particularly for reading text as well as listening activities.

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I would use "learn kids short stories the most" because, short stories are the best way to learn the vocabulary.I would also use Cambridge Assessment English because it has lot of engaging activities.

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I would use "learn kids short stories the most" because, short stories are the best way to learn the vocabulary.I would also use Cambridge Assessment English because it has lot of engaging activities.

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I would use "learn kids short stories the most" because, short stories are the best way to learn the vocabulary.
I would also use Cambridge Assessment English because it has lot of engaging activities.

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https://www.onestopenglish.com/adults/skills/reading-lesson-plans

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I prefer to use Learn Kids as it is for young learners. It has a variety of activities, short texts, easy to follow and keeps young learners focused on the images.

I would also use Cambridge Assessment English as it seems to have engaging activities for teacher to use.