What are some great activities for ESL/EFL student?

It depends on the level of the student and the skill the student is looking to practice, but a simple way to hear more English in a natural setting is to watch videos on YouTube. This works especially well for higher-level students looking for natural usage and slang. Lower- level students may be better served by music videos, because they can search for lyrics online and follow along.

For practicing conversation, nothing beats just going out and doing it! Use English in all your daily interactions if you're living in the US, or chat with an English-speaking friend if tou're not.

How about horseback riding. Many towns offer free lessons and riding for the physically or mentally challenged. What about special olympics?

Museums? The zoo? A seaquarium?

Planetarium? The beach?

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