## Links to websites

Learningenglishteens

This is a great website for students and teachers. Teachers can use various videos to explain something in class. You can find many explanations of different grammatical topics. Students can can dive into the English speaking world and practise their English language skills.

To do:

- English level test
- Practise skills; reading, writing, speaking, listening
- Practise grammar and vocabulary
- Exam practise
- Take a study break and look through the entertainment section
- Current affairs in the UK
- Play games

National geographic kids

This website teaches us about animals in a visual and educational way. It does not contain a lot of texts which makes it understandable for the pupils who just started learning the English language. Pupils can learn how to spell the animals names. The names of the animals are supported by pictures.

To do:

- Watch videos and pictures of animals
- Play games
- Learn about animals
- Upload your own photos of animals
- Earn badges

CNN studentnews

Every day CNN Students News places a 10 minute news fragment. Current events appropriate for students. The website does warn for the content to be checked by the teacher before showing it in class. These fragments can be very helpful for students if you want them to know more about what is happening in the world.

Memrise

Memrise is a handy tool to practise vocabulary. You can make your own courses or practise those of others. This is not a vocabulary practise as normal, but it works in a way the words will get in your long-term memory. This can be very useful if you want

Goodreads

Goodreads is like a Facebook for books. You can have friends on it, you can look up books and make lists of books you want to read, have read or currently reading. When you finished a book you can write a review or if you want to read a book you can read reviews. You can also sign up to groups where certain topics are discussed.

Pinterest

On Pinterest you can find a huge amount of different ideas, explaining of grammar, learning how to learn, name it and it is on there!

If you type in ‘English grammar’ it will show various ways of explaining the grammar you need. Mostly this is in an original visual way, which makes it easier to understand and sometimes it even as a schedule you can follow to find the correct answer.

This will help pupils to understand grammar in a way that is interesting and help teacher to make their explaining more attractive.

Teachers and pupils can make boards in which they can place everything they want to explain or understand better.

Games to learn English

This website contains lots of games where English grammar and vocabulary can be practised in a fun way. If teachers want to use the whiteboard for a game they can nust click on Whiteboars and choose a game. Pupils can also use this website on their own.

This can help make your lesson more interesting and interactive, but most certainly more fun.

MySchoolsNetwork

MySN is a platform where you need to be signed up as a school. The crew behind it will make a profile for your school and then pupils can make their own profile. Pupils can contribute their writing to events and even make their own projects. On the homepage you can post a short message and communicate with other pupils from around the world. Pupils are obliged to write in English. Moderators will check regularly if pupils do so.
Teachers and pupils can hugely benefit from usin this platform. It is interactive, motivating, involving and it gives the pupils responsibility about their language use.
busyteacher.org
This website offers a range of worksheets, lesson materials and fun activities for you to use in class. Checking this website before teaching grammar will spice up your lesson.

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