The theory and practice of using technology in English teaching

Age: 10 +

7. 
   PowerVocab
   

If you are looking for an effective way to help your students enhance their vocabulary, this is the perfect tool for you. It is a vocabulary game which can also be downloaded on their smart phones. The worlds are displayed like a flashcard that allows words to be remembered visually. In addition to this, the proprietary software smartly uses word repetition and challenge tests to improve deep retention of the words in your students’ memory and helps them build a lasting vocabulary.
Age: 6-9 years old

8. 
   Bitesize
   

This is an initiative from BBC for beginners to learn English grammar with fun. Here, students can learn grammar by doing various funny activities and learn more about literacy. On this webpage there are many activities, games, tests and notes on spelling and grammar, including how to use punctuation, adjectives, adverbs and nouns.
Age: 5-7 years old

9. 
   SpeechPeek
   

SpeechPeek is not a EdTech tool but an online portal that allows ESL/EFL teachers to create interactive speaking and listening exercises for students to complete and submit remotely. It is a very interesting way for students to improve their speaking of the language. After the teacher has created their task or speaking homework, students are able to log in, find their task or homework and record their voices to complete the speaking exercises. When the homework is completed, the teacher can give them a grade or an immediate feedback or comment on how they have done it. As we can see, this is a very useful online portal and an extremely effective way to assess your students' pronunciation skills outside of the classroom. Teachers have tried to use tape recorders in the past, but many students didn't have one, or if they had one, they would lose the tapes. Speechpeek.com makes tape recorders unnecessary and allows teachers to correct and improve their students' pronunciation outside of the classroom.