Written Presentation

Students prepare written presentations in English, in an organized, planned manner.

Presentations can be in a variety of formats and on a wide range of topics, using print and digital media.

Teachers promote writing when they provide opportunities for students to determine the most suitable way to present their ideas and information in order to most effectively communicate their ideas to their particular audiences.

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British Council: Photo Captions

Write captions for the funny photos

Creative Writing Prompts that you can do in 10 minutes

Fun ideas to use with students on Proficiency Level to encourage writing.

Paragraph Hamburger

The "paragraph hamburger" is a writing organizer that visually outlines the key components of a paragraph, appropriate for all levels of writing.

If – Then Adventure Stories

An entire unit of work developed by Google to teach your students how to write an if – then adventure story collaboratively

British Council: Photo Captions

Write captions for the funny photos

Creative Writing Prompts that you can do in 10 minutes

Fun ideas to use with students on Proficiency Level to encourage writing.

Paragraph Hamburger

The "paragraph hamburger" is a writing organizer that visually outlines the key components of a paragraph, appropriate for all levels of writing.

If – Then Adventure Stories

An entire unit of work developed by Google to teach your students how to write an if – then adventure story collaboratively

9 Ways to Use Snapchat to Teach Language Learners

Chances are many of your language learners are already Snapchatters. If so, motivate them to dedicate some of their Snapchat time to learning English outside your classroom

Playlist of writing explanations

A series of short clips explaining how to organize written presentation in English by Rania Essa.

How to Write Introductions

For most people, the hardest part of writing an essay is beginning. This video shows a simple structure for a good introduction, as well as some useful phrases students can memorise and use in their essays.

5 Idioms to use in your Essay

Useful idioms to use when writing. Proficiency level students.

Writing activity for the beginning of the school year

A fun, unique activity to help you get to know your students better. In the comments of the video, there is a link to a worksheet.

How to Teach Writing

Laura Randazzo shares four brainstorm organizers to help middle school and high school writers gather their ideas and research before writing

How to Write an Introductory Paragraph

Laura Randazzo shares tips about how to help our high school and middle school students write strong introductory paragraphs by following a simple four-step formula

Interactive Essay Map

Expository writing is an increasingly important skill for high school students to master. This interactive graphic organizer helps students develop an outline that includes an introductory statement, main ideas they want to discuss or describe, supporting details, and a conclusion that summarizes the main ideas

How to Teach a perfect writing lesson

Great examples of how to conduct an effective writing lesson

For and Against Essay

This source includes interactive practice as well as guidelines for essay structure

Creative Writing Prompts

Use the creative writing prompts and creative writing ideas to create stories, poems and other creative pieces from your students’ imagination

200 Prompts for Argumentative Writing

An excellent source for teachers that includes a list topics for argumentative writing

Word- to- Use

Words to use is a new kind of word reference site that can help your students write and choose the correct words to do so. In this site, words are grouped by subjects and parts of speech

NYT Writing Prompts

Over 1,000 writing prompts for students for more andvanced students

What's Going On in This Picture?

Structured, photo-based writing prompts for less advanced studentsas well

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Blogs and Vlogs

Google Spreadsheets

Creating an Online Rubric

How to Teach Writing: The Writing Process

How to teaching the different stages of the writing process.

How to Teach Writing Skills to ESL Students

Short, concise explanation of how to make writing more approachable to ESL students.

Teaching with Blogs

Reading and writing texts online are basic skills that students need to be literate citizens in the 21st century. Teaching with blogs provides the opportunity to engage students in both of these literacy activities, and the strategy has the additional benefit of enabling students to publish their writing easily and to share their writing with an authentic audience.

An Academic Use for Social Media

You can leverage micro-writing—tweets, Instagram posts, and the like—to help students improve their communication and writing skills.

How to Write a Concluding Paragraph

Laura Randazzo shares tips about how to help our high school and middle school students write strong concluding paragraphs by following a simple three-sentence formula

Grading Hacks - How to Handle the Paper Load

An entire play list of hacks to help teachers manage and grade papers FASTER by Laura Randazzo

How to Paraphrase

Paraphrasing is important for writing and speaking, but will also help with reading and listening. This post shows how to paraphrase effectively.

Delaying the Grade: How to Get Students to Read Feedback

"Glad I put so much time into that assignment," said no teacher ever. Here's a must-read about how to get students to pay attention to the feedback, not just the grade.

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