Category Archives: Photocopiable worksheets

New TEFL stuff summer 2018

Posted on 29/08/2018 by alexcase

I had a real TEFL-free summer holiday this year for once, but not a bad haul before and after that. Newest ones that I haven’t mentioned before top of each section. Lists of useful language The 150 most useful Business English … Continue reading →

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New TEFL stuff spring 2018 part two

Posted on 29/05/2018 by alexcase

Newest of each kind top of each section. Link to Part One here. New ELT articles How to teach prepositions of time How to teach telling the time in English Teaching ordinal numbers to EFL learners How to teach dates … Continue reading →

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New plurals teaching tips, games and pdfs

Posted on 16/05/2018 by alexcase

Not quite sure how I managed to churn out pages of stuff on Present Perfect Continuous and not a single teaching idea or photocopiable on plural nouns in the first ten years of this blog. I kind of feel like blaming Headway, … Continue reading →

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Cultural differences and useful phrases (TEFLtastic Classics part 33)

Posted on 15/04/2018 by alexcase

This activity originally started as a solution to a problem with one of my favourite activities, tips and useful phrases. The problem is that students often have no idea what good tips are and so the discussion stage doesn’t always work … Continue reading →

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Top 30 pages all polished up

Posted on 25/03/2018 by alexcase

Have expanded and rearranged all my top pages in my continuing quest to make TEFLtastic worth supporting financially. In case you are wondering what those most popular pages are, for the last 3 months they have been: First conditional Passive … Continue reading →

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New stories and poems for specific language points pages

Posted on 29/01/2018 by alexcase

The really observant might have noticed in my list of the best of 2017 that I’ve started writing stories and poems for language points like passive, requests, comparative and opposites. That’s mainly because I wanted to add links to such things … Continue reading →

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34 EFL sentence completion games (TEFLtastic classics part two revisited)

Posted on 19/01/2018 by alexcase

Just after previously writing about sentence completion guessing games, I realised that the sentence stems were perfect for a bluffing game in which students completed the sentences with a mix of true and made up info – especially useful if students … Continue reading →

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The most TEFLtastic photocopiables of 2017

Posted on 08/01/2018 by alexcase

Of course, it’s not for me to say which of my materials are best, but as no one else is likely to waste an hour or two of their time going through 109 of my worksheets, here they are ranked … Continue reading →

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New TEFLtastic pages in 2017

Posted on 02/01/2018 by alexcase

More general ones I haven’t mentioned before top, and more specialist ones and/ or ones I’ve mentioned before bottom. New articles and worksheets coming for many of them in 2018. Articles (a, an and the) games, worksheets and songs page … Continue reading →

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Three new Xmas worksheets

Posted on 19/12/2017 by alexcase

Some rather last minute or slightly early (depending on how you think about it) Xmas presents from me to you: Xmas and New Year meetings – NEW Xmas vocabulary passive voice guessing game – NEW Xmas vocabulary yes/no questions games (20 … Continue reading →

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