Pronunciation lessons in mp3 audio format for beginner through intermediate students with access to a computer. Teachers can download audio files for use in the classroom.

Lessons and activities to teach and practice travel and survival English. Designed for ESL students who will be travelling to English-speaking countries, but the lessons can be incorporated into any beginner or intermediate class with access to a computer.

Pronunciation exercises for vowels, consonants, diphthongs, and general phonetics. There are printable, audio, and video activities and exercises to help students learn and practice English pronunciation.

Giving a speech can be a nerve wracking experience even for native English speakers. However, speech writing can be excellent practice for more advanced ESL students. Being able to deliver a successful speech in their second language can give a great sense of accomplishment to ESL students.

A library of videos curated by the BBC, these come with quiz questions and supplementary comprehension activities, great for learners of all levels.

Audio and video clips for all levels and with lots of different subjects. Great for increasing student's exposure to spoken English.

A variety of listening exercises for communicative practice. Some themes include "immigration and customs", "getting to know you", and "asking permission", among many others.

Website with multiple resources for learning English through music, including videos, lyrics, and sheet music. Also has other language resources!

Walk through for how to do video lessons, including several movies, handouts, activities and more.

Video-based grammar lessons and exercises on a wide variety of English grammatical structures. Lessons range from adjectives for beginners to complex tenses for advanced students.

Flash-based online quizzes that give immediate feedback on correct and incorrect answers. These can be assigned as homework or integrated into multimedia grammar lessons. There are also online puzzles that students can solve to test their skills.

Video-based vocabulary lessons on a variety of topics from fruits and vegetables to phrasal verbs.

Puzzles, games, and quizzes are great ways to introduce beginners to new vocabulary and grammatical structures. This site contains a variety of activities that students can do on their own or teachers can incorporate into lessons.

A variety of active and passive ESL games designed for children. These can be used as great icebreaker activities, rewards, or just as a way to break up a long lesson.

Categories are broken down by difficulty, ranging from Parts of the Body (Beginner) to Grammar Study Words (Advanced).

Various conversation, word-recognition, and pronunciation practice games for ESL students. Most games can be adapted to any level.

While a paid service, this site provides flash cards and lessons that could be invaluable to ESL teachers.

Geared towards beginners, this site has flash cards for the alphabet, phonics, grammar, and vocabulary.

A large number of flashcard sets for every occasion, from seasonal and holiday vocabulary to foods and sports. For beginners.

Flashcards to teach basic actions, greetings and goodbyes, objects, animals, weather, time, and many other topics.

With a variety of worksheets, powerpoints, activities, video lessons and more, this website is an excellent, free digital resource.

This site provides a variety of timers that can be used for games and activities in the classroom.

With games and activities for many levels and skills, this site is a useful resource. Aimed at Kinder through grade 8 primarily.

A broad variety of flash game types for grades 1 through 8, for a change of pace when students get bored of playing on the blackboard.

This website offers a variety of resources for free, mostly centered around beginner to mid-level students. Huge selection of games, worksheets and more!

Crosswords, word searches, flash cards, quizzes, worksheets, certificates, and more! A treasure trove of content for designing lessons, with a great deal of seasonal material.

Thousands of worksheets and lesson plans, searchable alphabetically or by the skill you wish to practice. Handy if you need a worksheet in a pinch!

Primarily through mailing lists, you can get access to dozens if not hundreds of worksheets and lesson ideas, for students of every level.

Worksheets, lesson plans, materials and activities for beginner to intermediate levels.

Simple, printable, pdf worksheets to practice spelling and phonics for common nouns and verbs. Students can color the worksheets. Site also contains an audio portion so students can hear the words being said.

These downloadable and printable worksheets can be used as warm-up activities, parts of a lesson, or homework assignments. They are mostly vocabulary practice, but can be incorporated into almost any lesson.

Great collection of worksheets and activities from ESL teachers around the world. Mainly aimed at lower- or mid- level students.

Links to a wide variety of activities, templates, and exercises on many different ESL topics, including articles for teachers and information on business and other specialized English.

With a variety of worksheets on offer and links to affiliates with additional offerings, this site is a useful resource for teachers seeking inspiration.

Worksheets and games to teach vocabulary for everything from Actions to Weather. Primarily aimed at children, but the worksheets can be adapted to any age.

Printable exercises and worksheets for use in ESL grammar classes. Topics include parts of speech, tenses, as well as modals and conditionals.

Vocabulary worksheets on topics ranging from Action Verbs to Weather and Seasons. Each topic contains handouts and puzzles to study and reinforce vocabulary.

A wide variety of customizable and printable worksheets for use in any classroom. Spelling tests, vocabulary lists, and grammar quizzes and worksheets can be easily created on this site. A very handy site for teachers looking to create lesson activities, quizzes, or games for use in an ESL classroom.

From Adjectives to Voice, the Daily Grammar Glossary gives definitions of some of the most common grammatical terms. A useful resource for students and teachers alike.

This site provides links to a vast collection of audio files, with varying difficulty and about a variety of topics. Speed can be adjusted as well, making this a very useful tool.

A free Dutch English learning resource, with grammar and vocabulary resources, and sample tests.

Rules, hints, tips and examples for all sorts of elements of written English. A rich resource for anyone learning how to write, from beginner to advanced.

This website will put any word into a sentence, a brilliant way to help ESL learners grasp new vocabulary and grammar.

With a huge variety of vocabulary and grammar prompts, this site can suggest tons of new material to cover during lessons.

A handy starting point for ESL students. This page has daily quizzes, vocabulary, slang, listening, and pronunciation practice.

Generates a random vocabulary word with each touch of the button. If students don't understand a word, they can click on one of the dictionary links on the sidebar. Teachers can recommend a particular dictionary to suit their class, such as WordSmyth for Children.

A quick source of quiz questions for testing intermediate-level grammar, to be used either by students or in tests.

With a vast array of different audio and visual resources, this is a perfect resource for a tech-savvy teacher wanting to incorporate multimedia into the ESL classroom.

Online games to practice grammar and vocabulary, useful for students and teachers alike.

A variety of online grammar and vocabulary quizzes as well as podcasts and YouTube links to audio and video lessons for ESL students.

Students read a passage and select the appropriate preposition or phrasal verb from a drop down list. The reading level required for the activities varies from intermediate to advanced.

A flexible site that allows you to create your own study materials, including quizzes and flash cards.

A great resource for those in need of quizzes, catering to many levels and topics.

Drawn from a database of over 3000 questions, each quiz asks students 20 multiple-choice questions where they must insert appropriate vocabulary to create grammatically correct sentences.

The entire syllabus for Cambridge, a widely used publisher of ESL course materials. A useful reference for any teaching using (or thinking of using) their materials.

Hundreds of conversation questions to prompt students in class. Virtually any topic that comes to mind, geared towards beginner or intermediate students.

Although not specifically an ESL website, it provides a collection of short and easy to read articles that are great for use in class.

This pdf outlines the 1500 words of "Globish". These words, and their inflected forms, can be combined to express nearly any thought without overwhelming learners with the entire vocabulary of the English language.

Links to articles on many different aspects of teaching English to children, from one-on-one teaching, to large classes, to using games effectively. A good starting point for any new teacher.

Includes lesson ideas, conversation starters, classroom management tools, and other tips and hints for language teachers.

This resource is helpful for ESL teachers and more advanced students. It can help identify common errors as well as give some explanations of the rules in play.

A bit of a grab-bag of various lesson ideas, teaching tips, items to buy and affiliate links, certainly there should be something of interest to everyone.

Mark's ESL world contains job postings and discussion boards for new and experienced teachers. The forums are an excellent place to get advice and suggestions on teaching ESL as well as practical tips for living abroad.

Global Student Experience has contacts in Spain, France, Italy, England, Australia, Argentina, and Mexico for students to travel and study abroad. While there, students may find supplementary work as ESL teachers or tutors.

With a variety of articles every week tailored to various skill levels, this site offers prepared lessons with a number of activities centered around news articles.

Downloadable plans using Powerpoint, audio, video, and computer-assisted learning in the classroom.

The lessons are broken down in to Parts of Speech, Parts of the Sentence, and Mechanics. Between these three categories, most common aspects of English grammar are covered.

This resource provides lesson plans for a variety of ages and levels, for lessons on grammar, reading, writing, listening, oral presentation, pronunciation, and many other skills.

With a variety of lesson plans covering multiple topics and skill levels, this site is a great resource, although not a free one.

This website offers over 700 beginner and intermediate lessons using real life English. These multimedia exercises include video, teacher audio to help with understanding difficult concepts, pictures to help with context/meaning, and related quizzes.

With a variety of lessons for all levels, this site, although paid, offers valuable resources for ESL teachers.

This page has plans for all sorts of classes, test prep, vocabulary, audio and video materials - you name it.

Several ideas and tips for using storytelling in lessons. Stories are a great way to practice writing and speaking in an ESL class.

With a variety of lesson plans and resources available for all skill levels, this is an excellent resource. Registration is all that's needed to download.

ESL Kids Lab contains beginner level lessons to teach greetings, basic conversation skills, as well as to build vocabulary.

Flash based video and slide show lessons on grammar, vocabulary, and other aspects of English, aimed at beginner level students.

Flash based video and slide show lessons on grammar, vocabulary, and other aspects of English, aimed at high-beginner level students.

Flash based video and slide show lessons on travel, weather, grammar, and other topics, aimed at low-intermediate level students.

Introduction to, guidelines for and examples of using electronic portfolios in the language classroom.

Everyone speaks in a dialect of some kind. While "standard" English does exist to an extent, more often speech is marked by regional, ethnic, and class variation that colors the various dialects across the country and around the world. ESL teachers should be aware of dialectic variation when teaching.