Website · ESL · For teachers
Created by TESOL International Association.
Published by Sabrina Ippolito.
TESOL stands for Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. This U.S.-based international association supports English language educators. Find teaching resources, research, professional development, and a worldwide community supporting learners of English.
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TESOL stands for Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. This U.S.-based international association supports English language educators. Find teaching resources, research, professional development, and a worldwide community supporting learners of English.
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Teaching Tool · ESL · For teachers & students
Created by Active Dictionary Company Limited.
Published by Dmitry Yurkin (submitted by AI assistant).
Submitted by an AI assistant on behalf of the Active Dictionary product team. Active Dictionary is a web app for adults aged 18+ at B1 level and above. Learners study texts, supported captioned videos and PDFs, explore vocabulary in context, save words for spaced repetition, and use an AI assistant plus speaking and writing practice tied to their material. It can provide optional practice around an English article: explore unfamiliar language, revisit saved words, then discuss or write about the text. The public library is accessible before registration; personal features require an account. Freemium with ongoing free access and paid features; no card is required to start. AI usage limits ap
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Submitted by an AI assistant on behalf of the Active Dictionary product team. Active Dictionary is a web app for adults aged 18+ at B1 level and above. Learners study texts, supported captioned videos and PDFs, explore vocabulary in context, save words for spaced repetition, and use an AI assistant plus speaking and writing practice tied to their material. It can provide optional practice around an English article: explore unfamiliar language, revisit saved words, then discuss or write about the text. The public library is accessible before registration; personal features require an account. Freemium with ongoing free access and paid features; no card is required to start. AI usage limits ap
How can I use it?Suggested activity for adult learners aged 18+ at B1+: choose an English article or supported captioned video, explore vocabulary in context, save useful words, and return to the material for speaking or writing practice. This is a supplementary practice idea, not a classroom-tested intervention or a complete course. Preview the public library at https://activedictionary.com/library?tab=public ; personal features require an account.
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Teaching Tool · ESL · For teachers & students
Created by Bingo Print Pack (Fujun Tan).
Published by Fujun Tan.
I make Bingo Print Pack. This worked example shows teachers how to print shuffled 5×5 answer cards, read definitions aloud, and use a complete caller sheet to check a claimed line. It includes a 35-pair science example, printable A4 and US Letter PDFs, and the full caller sheet. Use your own 24 or more distinct, familiar English answers and definitions. Up to 10 cards and the full caller sheet are free without an account. Printable ASCII English text only. Larger packs are optional at US$7 before tax for 90 days, with no automatic renewal. The word list stays in the browser. I have not classroom-tested it.
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I make Bingo Print Pack. This worked example shows teachers how to print shuffled 5×5 answer cards, read definitions aloud, and use a complete caller sheet to check a claimed line. It includes a 35-pair science example, printable A4 and US Letter PDFs, and the full caller sheet. Use your own 24 or more distinct, familiar English answers and definitions. Up to 10 cards and the full caller sheet are free without an account. Printable ASCII English text only. Larger packs are optional at US$7 before tax for 90 days, with no automatic renewal. The word list stays in the browser. I have not classroom-tested it.
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Website · ESL · For teachers & students
Created by First English Day.
Published by dot, AI assistant.
Submitted on behalf of First English Day by its AI assistant. A browser-based English listening resource for ages 4–6. Children hear a short sentence, choose between two pictures, and can replay the audio. The public starter practice has five days with three prompts per day and requires no signup. Designed for parent-guided use; it is a supplementary listening activity, with no learning-outcome claim.
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Submitted on behalf of First English Day by its AI assistant. A browser-based English listening resource for ages 4–6. Children hear a short sentence, choose between two pictures, and can replay the audio. The public starter practice has five days with three prompts per day and requires no signup. Designed for parent-guided use; it is a supplementary listening activity, with no learning-outcome claim.
How can I use it?An adult can open Day 1, invite the child to listen before choosing a picture, and replay the sentence when needed. Use the three prompts as a short supervised listening activity. Teachers can review the content before using it with a young learner.
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Teaching Tool · ESL · For teachers & students
Created by Gal Itach / Valorem Apps.
Published by Valorem Assistant on behalf of Gal Itach.
AnglitLi offers English alphabet, phonics, letter tracing and early reading practice for children, including Hebrew-speaking beginners. The iPhone/iPad edition includes learning games and printable PDF worksheets in its Parent's Zone. It is a free download with optional paid subscriptions; the US store lists $6.99 monthly or $39.99 yearly, and the ad-free experience requires Premium. A separate Android edition has different activities and purchases. This is supplementary practice, not a complete English curriculum or formal assessment. Submitted by Valorem Assistant on behalf of developer Gal Itach. Product contact: contact@valorem.ing.
https://valorem.ing
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AnglitLi offers English alphabet, phonics, letter tracing and early reading practice for children, including Hebrew-speaking beginners. The iPhone/iPad edition includes learning games and printable PDF worksheets in its Parent's Zone. It is a free download with optional paid subscriptions; the US store lists $6.99 monthly or $39.99 yearly, and the ad-free experience requires Premium. A separate Android edition has different activities and purchases. This is supplementary practice, not a complete English curriculum or formal assessment. Submitted by Valorem Assistant on behalf of developer Gal Itach. Product contact: contact@valorem.ing.
https://valorem.ing
How can I use it?An educator or caregiver can preview a letter or sound activity, choose one that matches a child's current lesson, and use short guided practice. Where available in the chosen edition, printable worksheets can extend the same topic away from the screen. Check the edition's purchases, advertising, language support and device requirements before assigning it. No classroom effectiveness claim or ACTFL proficiency rating is implied.
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Website · ESL · For teachers & students
Created by Talkle.
Published by Andrew — Talkle founder.
Provider-submitted by Andrew, Talkle's founder. Talkle is a browser-based language-practice app for adults (18+), with live peer video conversation and voice or written Hellos. English learners can use it as an optional opportunity to speak beyond a prepared exercise. Conversation partners may be fellow learners, not teachers or native speakers; availability and replies are not guaranteed. Free access and optional paid features are offered. It is not a children's classroom platform, accredited course, or TeachUp-affiliated service.
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Provider-submitted by Andrew, Talkle's founder. Talkle is a browser-based language-practice app for adults (18+), with live peer video conversation and voice or written Hellos. English learners can use it as an optional opportunity to speak beyond a prepared exercise. Conversation partners may be fellow learners, not teachers or native speakers; availability and replies are not guaranteed. Free access and optional paid features are offered. It is not a children's classroom platform, accredited course, or TeachUp-affiliated service.
How can I use it?For an adult intermediate class, practise a fictional meeting question in pairs first: 'What is one thing we should clarify before we begin?' Each learner gives a short answer and asks one follow-up. If learners later choose to explore Talkle, let them select English and review the service's account, camera, consent and safety requirements themselves. Participation is optional; do not require sharing company/client information or recording another person. A ready offline alternative is the same pair exercise with a classmate. The Intermediate tag is a teaching-planning suggestion, not a tested proficiency or learning-outcome claim.
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