Phrasal verbs are so common in English. They are also necessary to speak the language naturally. They all combine a verb with a preposition (or two). What makes them difficult to learn for some students is the fact that they often have a meaning totally different to the meaning of the base verb that forms them. However, they are an integral part of the English language, and they are especially useful for oral communication. What is more, when you master phrasal verbs, you can also master idioms with ease, and everyday language is no longer a problem. We have gathered the 500 most common phrasal verbs of the English language in this ebook. They are presented alphabetically for easier reference, and contain definitions and examples for each one of them. You can use this as a teaching tool, as a reference book, or as a revision resource. The choice is yours. Enjoy teaching!

The first book in our Continents series is about Europe. Thanks to its geographical location, Europe has significant advantages. It is considered the “crossroads of three continents”. Most of the peoples of the Earth meet in its lands. Its cities host the largest international product fairs and cultural gatherings. This results in the development of international transport, with which people move and goods are transported. Few places attract travelers of all kinds like Europe. Honeymooners, history buffs, adventure and foodies, everyone can find a city (or an entire country) that beckons. From popular destinations like London, Paris, and Rome to less common destinations like Bologna or Dubrovnik, there’s so much to discover—and so many ways to get there. This ebook includes information about all the countries of Europe: a few words about their history, their geography and their culture. There are 20 questions at the end and the relevant answer key. Enjoy teaching about Europe to your students!

Asia is the largest and most densely populated continent. It has almost a third of the world’s total land area and is home to more than half of the Earth’s people. It also has impressive geographical features. It has the highest point on Earth (Mount Everest) and the lowest point (the Dead Sea). Asia also includes some of the wettest, driest, hottest, and coldest parts of the world. Asia is the only continent that shares borders with two other continents, Africa and Europe. The world’s major religions, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism all began in Asia. The continent was home to the great early civilizations of Mesopotamia and the Indus River Valley. This ebook contains essential information about the continent of Asia and for each of its countries. You will find interesting facts about their geography, history, culture etc. The consolidation questions at the back will check your students’ knowledge.

The Benefits of Reading for English Language Learning In a world of screens, monitors, laptops, tablets, smartwatches and everything in between, reading is the most essential skill. From emails to text messages, and from social media to internet browsing, reading is the skill most used to communicate and understand the world around us. It is therefore imperative for English students to be able to understand reading texts of all kinds, as well as interact with them. Contents of the book The 120 reading activities included in this book aim to help students of all CEFR levels perfect their reading skills. Teacher profiles Ideal for novice teachers who may not have much access to reading resources, but also for experienced teachers who want to up their game with modern resources.

A few words about Speaking Out of the four skills (Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing), speaking is the one skill learners need more when it comes to proving they have learnt a new language. This is because speaking is a productive skill. Learners do not simply receive information and try to process it; they are required to process information and knowledge they already possess in order to produce new language and communicate. So, how do you get your students speaking? Most textbooks contain structured activities that practice speaking based on the topics and content of each unit. However, it is good to deviate from the book into freer conversation. Students are always more motivated when the activity is more relevant to them. This ebook comes to fill this gap. It offers you 20 speaking activities for every CEFR level (120 in total), which can be used whenever you want to engage your students in a free communicative practice. So, start speaking!

The Vital Role of Writing in English Language Learning In today’s world, English language learners are required more than ever to demonstrate writing skills. Think of text messages, social media comments, product reviews, and of course emails, for starters. We communicate more and more with people who are farther and farther away from our home, and we do this mostly in writing. What is contained in the book? With 120 writing exercises, the book is aimed at helping students of all ages and skill levels improve their reading comprehension. To help teachers select the best materials for their students’ level, they are divided into categories based on the CEFR. Additionally, example responses are included after each one so that students know exactly what is expected of them. For whom is this book intended? If you’re a novice instructor and require an organized approach to writing by CEFR level, this book can be quite beneficial.

The Power of Listening: Unveiling the Benefits for English Language Learners Listening skills are a cornerstone of effective language learning. For English language learners, the benefits of honing these skills are far reaching, impacting comprehension, pronunciation, vocabulary acquisition, cultural understanding, academic performance, and interpersonal communication. Before they speak, students need to learn to listen first. By prioritizing listening practice, students can unlock their full potential and achieve greater fluency and confidence in English. What’s inside? 120 listening activities that are especially designed to help students of all ages improve their listening skills. They are all followed by detailed directions as well as follow-up activities. Who will benefit from this book? If you are looking for new ideas on listening activities to teach your students, then this book is for you.

Are you looking for an easy way to create a lesson? Do you want to keep track of your students’ progress without all the paperwork? Is there a way to check if those written assignments are authentic? The tools in this ebook will do more than that: They will motivate your students They will engage their parents They will save you time They will make tedious tasks fun They will help you develop professionally And, if you wish, they will create an additional revenue stream for you. Description Who is this e-Book for? Novice or experienced teacher, classroom teacher or tutor, state teacher or private, from Pre-K to Higher Ed, from English to Math, everyone will find some useful teacher tools in this eBook. Are the teacher tools free? Some of the resources mentioned in this list are completely free. Most of them though use the ‘freemium’ model, whereby the basic services are provided free of charge while the more advanced features must be paid for. What kind of technical knowledge is necessary? To start with, none. Just a lot of enthusiasm! Table of Contents Bibliography (2 tools) Certification (2 tools) Classroom Response Systems (2 tools) Communication & Collaboration (4 tools) Dictionaries (2 tools) Exams & Assessment (2 tools) Language Tutors (4 tools) Learning Delivery Platforms (6 tools) Lesson Creators (2 tools) LMS (12 tools) Messengers (3 tools) Multi-Platforms (4 tools) Presentation Tools (3 tools) Productivity (9 tools) Proofreaders / Plagiarism Checkers (5 tools) Reading & Literacy (5 tools) Teaching Resources (24 tools) Video (6 tools) Writing (3 tools)

What is Classroom Management? Classroom management refers to the strategies and techniques that teachers use to create a positive and effective learning environment for their students. Classroom management can be challenging for teachers, especially those who are new to the profession or who are working with difficult or challenging students. Overall, effective classroom management requires a combination of planning, organization, and interpersonal skills, and can be a difficult but rewarding aspect of teaching. Effective classroom management techniques help to establish clear expectations for behavior and academic performance, build positive relationships between the teacher and students, and maintain consistent routines. When students feel safe, respected, and engaged in the learning process, they are more likely to be motivated and successful in their academic pursuits. Who is this book for? This book can be especially helpful for new teachers who may not have as much experience in lesson planning or classroom management. It will teach you strategies that have proven results. This book is also for experienced teachers who want to refresh and renew their teaching methodology with the most up-to-date methods.

Teachers know the significance of motivation in learning. It can be challenging to maintain this morale consistently, whether presenting a new concept to high school students or keeping primary pupils engaged. Luckily, the resource titled ‘75 Practical Ways To Keep Your Students Motivated’ is an innovative solution crafted to spice up your teaching approach and enhance your learners’ academic potential. This resource is a beneficial addition for educators seeking effective ways to maintain their classroom’s vibrancy and interest across diverse subjects and age groups. This 32-page PDF is replete with simple, practical tips that teachers can readily incorporate into their lessons, fostering an engaging environment crucial in promoting positive attitudes towards learning among students. Balancing Student Engagement And Academic Success Emphasizing the balance between student engagement and academic success, this book delves into various strategies aimed at stimulating students on various fronts. The link between education motivation and scholastic success cannot be understated – motivated learners are more likely to: Participate actively in discussions Complete assignments promptly Regularly attend classes Achieve better performance overall. ‘75 Practical Ways To Keep Your Students Motivated’, selected each strategy considering its practicality in real-time classroom scenarios. Both public school teachers managing large numbers of diverse learners or homeschoolers focusing on one-on-one academics will find these tools particularly transformative for their teaching routine. Maintaining High Motivation Levels Amongst Students If used as a rich idea source during lesson preparation or as inspiration during actual teaching sessions when you see energy levels waning—this resource extends valuable guidance in maintaining high motivation levels amongst your students year-round — A necessity that eventually translates into better achievement scores and higher completion rates. Remember The Knowledge Journey Here are 75 highly practical ways you can use today to keep your students motivated and engaged. The tips are very simple and can be applied by any kind of teacher to any type of classroom, regardless of subject, age or grade. Use it for ideas or simply for inspiration. Happy teaching!