Hi, my dear parents! March 2022 is our superhero and anime month and we have done some super fun activities so far! We will share some activities we did in this post, and also the materials we designed which you can use at home. The worksheet at the bottom of this article is designed by Alice, and no redistribution or use except personal use (printing in at home for your child) is not allowed. Grammar and word order with a

Hello, my dear colleagues, students, and parents!To celebrate this Earth Day, we had an Earth Day crafting project, where we gathered online and enjoyed some crafting, chatting, and just relaxing while listening to music. We made some fantastic crafts, so explore and see what did we do this Earth Day! Trash Art English Language Workshop: Earth Day crafts After the workshop, the students will be able to Understood how are humans and the natural ecosystem related; Developed some ideas on

Hi, parents! We often have a lot of fun activities in our school, especially ones that are intercurricular and that have other goals outside of learning English. One of these activities was designing a fully-functional board game! How did we make the game? We did it in a live lesson by discussing and selecting the board. When we selected the board theme (at the farm), we searched for possible shapes of the board game online and decided together which one

My article about classrooms without borders and interculturalism was a featured article of the week on British Council! It discusses introducing different cultures to your classroom, along with some practical examples. Read the article below. Can we really spin the globe and jump in into the unknown in our classroom? Or has the administrative part of our job won and silenced our creativity? Interculturalism and classrooms without borders are a common research topics, but in many instances, it is really

🎃 Hello, my dear parents! Here’s our Halloween pumpkin volcano experiment. Why do we do science experiments in our school and how they help your child learn English? Science experiments are very visual and they activate all of your child’s senses. Your child does the experiment at home, we always send short instructions and discuss the needed things with parents first. The experiments use a lot of functional language (everyday verbs such as pour, clean, stir, move, add, take), we

Hi, there, dear parents! Here’s an example of a creative writing essay we did recently. I love giving out this kind of homework because the kids rarely feel it as if it was actually homework. This creative writing essay included adding yourself to Harry Potter as if you were one of the main characters! I will be sharing the original student text below + my simple corrections. 📌The original text: Sollina: Sollina love’s animal and spels. She’s kind and intelligent.

Hello, my dear colleagues! In the next few short posts, I will share a lot of environmental education activities for young learners I made for my classroom and in various professional development courses. This one is related to greenhouse gases and global warming. How would you help your students understand why greenhouse gases are necessary, while also helping them understand amplified warming due to increased levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere? Since I am a preschool teacher and our