The exercises and online tasks are all beautifully designed and can be used as stand alone activities or within a classroom environment. Unfortunately, teachers interested in receiving the teaching notes, background on accents and lesson plans will have to pay a subscription of 30 euros for the full service. Other features of note include a regular e-zine, an exhaustive links section and a penpal section for those looking for a suitable correspondent. If you want to encourage learners to think about how different languages render onomatopoeic words, this is a good place to begin. Eachof the 37 animals listed has a page with a picture, the pronunciation of the sound it makes in a range of languages, and usually a sound file.
Languages also have their own page.