Level 100 = beginner/advanced beginner
Level 200 = intermediate
Level 300 = upper intermediate
Level 400 = advanced
Need a dictionary to
help you with new vocabulary? Click here.
Level 100 and
up ABC
Teach (Sandy Kemsley) - Free
printable activity sheets and project helpers for younger
learners. Also online games such as crossword puzzles and
more. Work on vocabulary, spelling, reading and more. For
students or teachers Level 100 and
up Better
English (Pearson Brown) - Most
of the vocabulary activities are related to business. You
can try Vocabulary
Exercises, Business
English Hangman,
Multi-word
Verbs, and Business
English Crosswords (use the
"Peek" button to help you!). Click here if you need to download
Shockwave®
or Flash®. Level 100 and
up English-Zone.Com
- This is a *very* large site with English practice in all
skill areas. The idioms
section is organized by topic and the vocabulary
section is organized by language level. This site is very
well organized with *lots* of materials. Level 100 and
up ESL
Bears Matching Exercises
(Douglas Kellar) - Match the pictures with the vocabulary
items. Categories include School, Domestic Animals, Fruit,
Money, Colors, Body, House and more! This is a very useful
resource for practicing basic English vocabulary! Level 100 and
up ESL
Vocabulary Quizzes
(Englishclub.com) - Choose from categories such as animals,
food and drink, jobs, categories, etc. There is also an
intermediate and advanced level at Level 100 and
up GoEnglish.com
Idiom Dictionary - When you
get to this Web site, scroll down to see a list of words.
Click on them to see English idioms that use them. Then
click on the idiom and you often will get a longer
explanation and sometimes pictures to help you understand
the meaning of the idiom. For example, see the picture and
explanation for the idiom, "When
pigs fly!" Level 100 and
up Level 100 and
up Level 100 and
up The
Internet Picture Dictionary -
Picture dictionaries are great for learning new vocabulary.
This picture dictionary has words organized by topic or
alphabetically (A-Z). There are also activities to help you
remember new vocabulary: flashcards, fill-in-the-blank, word
scrambles, stinky spelling and more! Level 100 and
up Click here if you need to download
Shockwave®
or Flash®. Level 100 and
up Learning
Vocabulary Can Be Fun - Play
Word Search, Crosswords, Hangman Quizzes, and Match Game
with very useful vocabulary in many different subject areas.
There are text, audio and visual clues. This is a very
attractive and interactive site! Click here if you need to download
Shockwave®
or Flash®. Level 100 and
up Want to do some research using the
Picture Dictionary? Find the link, "Click here for
classroom activities that use Little Explorers." You
will find questions that you can answer by using the Picture
Dictionary. After you search, click here
to check your answers. Have fun! Level 100 and
up Self-Study
Quizzes - (Internet TESL
Journal) There are 100's of quizzes here! They are arranged
by subject or alphabetically. All levels of difficulty. Very
quick and easy to use with instant checking of answers. Some
of my favorite categories include: Vocabulary
Quizzes, Idiom,
Phrasal Verb, and Slang Quizzes,
and Proverbs
Matching.
http://iteslj.org/quizzes/ Level 100 and
up Slang
(PEAK English) - You can see the "Slang of the Day" - with
definition, example, explanation *and* you can hear the
slang spoken in a real context. There is also a "Slang
Dictionary" (very complete). You can Email your questions
about slang to the "experts." Finally, you can join a
mailing list and get a slang cartoon sent to your EMail each
day. Slang is an important part of English and you won't
learn it from your textbooks, so this is a very useful
site! Level 100 and
up See Vocabulary
Resources for English Language
Learners (John McVicker - Ohio
University) - You will find links for "Vocabulary Resources,
Vocabulary Study, Word lists of Technical Vocabulary,
Activities and Quizzes, and Dictionaries."
http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/vocabulary.html
http://www.abcteach.com/sitemap.htm
http://www.better-english.com/exerciselist.html
http://www.english-zone.com/index.html
http://www.eslbears.homestead.com/matching.html
http://quizzes.englishclub.com/vocabulary.htm
http://www.goenglish.com/Index.asp
Interactive
ESL Practice (Portland
Community College) -
A variety of quizzes and exercises
for beginning and intermediate level students. The
vocabulary activities are divided according to theme, for
example, Occupations, Colors, Clothes, Human Body, etc. Lots
of practice with basic vocabulary!
http://www.geocities.com/pccprep/qz.htm
Interesting
Things for ESL Students
(Charles Kelly and Larry Kelly) - You'll find many, many
games/quizzes/puzzles here--all designed for ESL students.
Improve your vocabulary, learn about U.S. Culture and have a
good time while you are studying! Some of my favorites are
Common
Proverbs (short sayings),
Common
American Slang,
Hangman
Games (by category),
Anagram
Quizzes, Proverbs,
and Scrambled
Word Puzzles (by category)
http://www.manythings.org/
http://www.pdictionary.com/
Learn
English (Jacob Richman) is a free, on-line, educational
resource helping ESL and EFL students to learn English
words. The flash site incorporates 40 topics, along with
over 1,500 English words and phrases. When you click on a
word or phrase you can hear it spoken. The high quality
audio was created in a sound studio.
http://www.learn-english.co.il/
http://www.vocabulary.co.il/
LITTLE
EXPLORERS Picture Dictionary (EnchantedLearning.com)
- This is a great picture dictionary + more! At the top of
the page, click on a letter of the alphabet and you will see
a page of pictures which begin with that letter. Many of the
pictures are links so you can learn more about that word.
You can learn a lot of English and also a lot of useful
information with this great dictionary!
http://www.EnchantedLearning.com/Dictionary.html
http://www.peakenglish.com/slang/dailySlang.jsp
Study Zone (English Language Center, University of
Victoria) For Level
100 students: Martin Holmes
provides about 100 pictures and asks the learner to choose
the correct name for the picture from a list of words.
Useful categories such as furniture, clothes, school and
office, home appliances. Also, try the Mystery
Puzzle--another creative way
to learn new vocabulary.
http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/200/vocab/index.htm
Have fun!
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