Hi there! Once upon a time, beginners were my most common level but now it nearly always seems to be advanced or upper intermediate. I have been teaching one group of women at a company for 14 years so, I am pretty pleased that they are at advanced otherwise I think I would give up. 

However, last year I got a group of 9 mostly beginners that I teach online. And despite repeatedly telling them to get laptops with earphones, the majority are in the same room squinting at their smartphones. At first, this was a nightmare. Then I started my own worksheets that could be adapted to their needs. I haven�t uploaded them all but a lot of them are on here. So, in a shameless attempt to gain more points, please go ahead and download what you find from my output. I will have a look and see what else I have as I did do rather a lot of stuff.

On a side note, what started as a kind of nightmare class has quickly become my favourite group of students. I always seem to feel more satisfied when students levels are low but they are speaking (more or less) correctly at the end of the class. Even if they are doing it by squinting at their phone while giving me a very intimate shot of the insides of their nostrils!   

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I strongly agree with this. Elementary is waaay different than beginner and I wish they added a beginner category to make it easier to find printables and other materials and navigate the site. I�d support this decision if the site ever considers it.

 

I say this, however, most of my material is for advanced and sometimes intermediate students. But I teach beginners and kids as well, so this level matters to me. A1 option rights!  Haha.