Listen Up: Easy and Effective Listening Activities with LiveWorksheets

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Using ICT tools in class makes practicing listening a breeze. Students just need a device and headphones to dive into various activities that boost their listening skills.

Meet Liveworksheets, a cool website where you can create and share interactive worksheets. What's great is you can add different types of questions and mix in images or videos—perfect for honing listening skills. Plus, Liveworksheets gives students instant feedback.

Check out this example I made to help students practice telling apart similar-sounding English words.

I've just used to of the multiple features that the website offers:

1. Play MP3 and add sounds previously created (with AI, for example) and saved in your computer.

2. Select and choose the correct and the wrong answer.



Give it a go in your class! I'm sure your students will love it!

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