Table of Contents

• 1. Overview of Teaching Material

• 2. Music

• 3. Videos

• 4. Audiobooks

• 5. Posters

• 6. Other Resources

1. Overview of Teaching Material

The Teaching Material section provides a variety of engaging resources for teachers to use in English lessons. These materials include:

• Music and videos for cultural immersion and listening practice.

• Audiobooks for improving listening comprehension.

• Posters and visual materials to enhance the classroom environment.

• Other resources tailored to different teaching goals and levels.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Basic resources available to all users.

• Registered to the Contest: Resources accessible to participants who have registered for the contest.

• Early Bird: Exclusive resources for those who register early.

• Class Activities: Materials specifically designed for in-class use.

 💡 Pro tip: Use the filter options to find resources by category, difficulty level, or access level, ensuring that you select the most appropriate materials for your students.

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2. Music

Engage students with music-based resources that make learning English fun and interactive:

• Explore songs and lyrics to teach vocabulary and improve listening skills.

• Use rhythm and rhyme to help students remember phrases and idioms.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Basic song selections.

• Registered to the Contest: Access to contest-themed songs and lyric sheets.

• Class Activities: Interactive music-based activities.

 💡 Pro tip: Pair music activities with discussion prompts to develop speaking and comprehension skills.

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3. Videos

Use videos to bring authentic English into the classroom:

• Watch cultural videos to expose students to real-world English.

• Practice listening and comprehension with engaging visual aids.

• Incorporate follow-up activities to discuss the video topics.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Publicly available educational videos.

• Early Bird: Exclusive video content and early access to new releases.

• Class Activities: Video lesson plans and discussion guides.

 💡 Pro tip: Assign videos as homework to encourage self-paced learning outside the classroom.

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4. Audiobooks

Introduce students to English audiobooks to improve listening skills and vocabulary:

• Select stories appropriate for their language level.

• Encourage students to listen at home or during quiet classroom time.

• Use accompanying text for read-along activities.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Selected public domain audiobooks.

• Registered to the Contest: Access to contest-related audiobooks and transcripts.

• Class Activities: Guided listening activities and comprehension exercises.

 💡 Pro tip: Organize listening sessions to practice pronunciation and comprehension.

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5. Posters

Brighten up your classroom with visual teaching aids:

• Display cultural and educational posters to inspire curiosity.

• Use posters to spark discussions or as prompts for writing activities.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Basic printable posters.

• Registered to the Contest: Contest-themed and exclusive poster designs.

• Class Activities: Interactive poster activities and lesson plans.

 💡 Pro tip: Rotate posters regularly to keep the classroom engaging and relevant.

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6. Other Resources

Expand your teaching toolkit with additional resources:

• Access lesson plans, activity templates, and creative worksheets.

• Incorporate games and interactive materials into your lessons.

Access Levels:

• Everyone: Basic templates and general lesson ideas.

• Early Bird: Exclusive lesson plans and early access to new activity packs.

• Class Activities: Ready-to-use classroom games and interactive materials.

 💡 Pro tip: Combine multiple resource types to create well-rounded and dynamic lessons.

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