College Essay Writing-Application by Tiarra Clarkston (Argentina, ETA) Many students study English with the goal of attending an American university. Mastering grammar and vocabulary is only part of communication. Students need to learn the cultural norms in writing and use their knowledge of the language appropriately especially in a university…
Lesson of the Week: The Present Perfect Simple Tense
The Present Perfect Simple Tense by a Czech Republic ETA One of the most difficult parts of learning English is remembering which verb tense to apply when, something that becomes even more complicated when there are irregular verbs involved. As English teachers, it is part of our job to attempt…
Lesson Resource of the Month: Board Games for the Classroom II
Board Games for the Classroom II by multiple contributors Are you a board game fanatic looking for ways to bring your love for some of the classic games you played as a child into your ESL classroom? Well, look no further. Fulbridge’s Lesson Resource for this month is jam-packed with…
Lesson of the Week: Earth Day & Syntax
Earth Day & Syntax, contributed by an Indonesia ETA Earth Day is coming up on April 22nd. If you are hoping to find a way to discuss the concept of being environmentally conscious with your students while still solidifying their understanding of English grammatical rules, our newest Lesson of the…
Lesson of the Week: Fun with Puns
Fun with Puns by Regina Stroncek (Brazil ETA) April Fool’s Day may be over, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t still joke around with your students! Our newest Lesson of the Week, “Fun with Puns” by Brazil ETA Regina Stroncek (originally posted on the Latin America Teaching Collab site)…
Lesson of the Week: Market Unit
Market Unit by Megumi Takada (South Korea ETA) Kids around the world love playing make-believe: running a house, raising children, maybe even operating a small business. When South Korea ETA Megumi Takada found that the last option was true for her elementary school students, she designed a whole market unit…
Lesson of the Week: Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Egg Hunt by Rebecca Brower (South Korea ETA) Easter is coming up, and if you’re looking for a fun way to introduce your elementary school ESL students to this spring holiday, our newest Lesson of the Week, “Easter Egg Hunt” by South Korea ETA Rebecca Brower, may be just…
Lesson Resource of the Month: Board Games for the Classroom I
Board Games for the Classroom I by multiple contributors Are you a board game fanatic looking for ways to bring your love for some of the classic games you played as a child into your ESL classroom? Well, look no further. Fulbridge’s Lesson Resource for this month is jam-packed with…
Lesson of the Week: Immigration in the United States
Immigration in the United States by Ashley Bryant (Brazil ETA) It’s mid-March, and we’re now only a few days away from St. Patrick’s Day—a holiday during which many Americans celebrate their Irish ancestors. More than 30 million Americans identify themselves as having Irish heritage, a large figure which can still…
Lesson of the Week: St. Patrick’s Day and Ireland Trivia
St. Patrick’s Day and Ireland Trivia by Robyn Kincaide (South Korea ETA) It’s now March, which means that many of those around the world with Irish ancestors are looking forward to celebrating their heritage on St. Patrick’s Day. If you’re looking for a way to teach your students about this…