Here's a fun ESL dialogue for kids about sharing featuring a simple ESL grammar: Title: Sharing is Caring Characters: * Emma, a 6-year-old girl who loves playing with toys * Max, a 6-year-old boy who shares his toys with Emma Context: Emma and Max are playing together in the playground during recess. Emma notices that … Read more
Here are some family speaking cards with English conversations for kids: Card 1: Introduction Me: Hi! What's your name? You: _______________________________________ Me: Nice to meet you! Card 2: Greeting Me: How are you? You: I'm good, thank you. Me: That's great! I'm good too. Card 3: Family Members Me: Who is your mom? You: My … Read more
Here are some ESL speaking lessons for kids that you can use to help them improve their English speaking skills: Lesson 1: Introductions * Objective: Students will be able to introduce themselves and ask for someone's name. * Materials: Pictures of different objects and animals, flashcards with names. * Activities: + Show students pictures of … Read more
Here are some beginner ESL dialogues using the topic "Stickyball" for your ESL lessons: Dialogue 1: Introduction Student A: Hi, do you like playing games? Student B: Yeah, I do! What's your favorite game? Student A: I like playing Stickyball. Have you heard of it? Student B: No, what's Stickyball? Student A: It's a fun … Read more
Here are some common English phrases and sentences that you can use in a school setting: Greetings * Good morning/afternoon/evening (formal) * Hi, how are you? (informal) * Hello, how's your day going? (friendly) * Hi, what's up? (casual) Introductions * My name is [name], what's yours? (formal) * Hi, I'm [name]. (informal) * Can … Read more
