Resources


TESL Teacher Resources

 TEAM: Teaching English As an Additional Language to Adults in Manitoba

TEAL: Teachers of English as an Additional Language in Manitoba

Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks

CCLB Bookshelf

 Resources for English Language Instructors (Manitoba)

Immigrant Centre Manitoba

TUTELA

CLB IELTS Converter

TESL Ontario

Colorin Colorado


TESL Lesson Plans/Ideas

 Teaching English

British Council

English Current

 One Stop English

FluentU

English Club

ESL Printables

 The Internet TESL Journal

Dave's ESL Cafe

Internet Second Language Collective

ESL Games

 ESL Video

 TEFL Tunes


TESL Tools

 Flipgrid Video

SpeakPipe Voice Recorder

 Quizizz

Quizmaker

Quizlet

Pixabay

Photos for Class

 Pics4Learning

 Unsplash

Free Images

Snappy Words

Learner's Dictionary

Piktochart

 Canva


Listening

 ESL Lab

 CBC

Talk English
Pronunciation

Interactive Phonemic Charts

Rachel's English

 Pronunciation Practice

Copyright

 Copyright and Open Licensing

 Copyright Matters

Fair Dealing Decision Tool

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