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Inspiring teachers: Using readers to develop creative writing in primary students
We are always delighted to hear about classroom projects inspired by our readers, and think they could be equally inspiring for you, our blog readers.Continue Reading -
Take a walk on the Wilde side: discover literary Dublin
"I live in Ireland every day in a drizzly dream of a Dublin walk...” John Geddes Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Bram Stoker, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Brendan Behan and Roddy DContinue Reading -
The adventures continue: more Maze Readers for your teen readers
There are three great new stories in the Helbling Maze Stories series to engage your teen readers.Continue Reading -
Why you need to set up a Book Club...
We have some good news. Book clubs are trending right now with more and more celebrity and community book clubs taking place online.Continue Reading -
Play and learn: Online games for picture books
Online games are great extensions to your online or classroom-based English lessons.Continue Reading -
Keeping a reading journal
When we encourage our students to read, we often ask them to give creative feedback on their reading experience.Continue Reading -
Reading for the environment: WINTER
Welcome to our new series of blog posts about the environment.Continue Reading -
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Our Top 10 Blog Picks from 2020
Let’s revisit 2020 through our favourite blog posts.Continue Reading -
Fun festive ideas to help your students work on their English
Now that the school holidays and the end of the year are getting closer, you may be thinking of some tasks to set your students so that they can practise the English they have learned so far thisContinue Reading -
Reading tips for parents and guardians
Parents and guardians often ask why and how they should read with their children in English.Continue Reading -
Read aloud activities for English classes
World Read Aloud Day gives you a great opportunity to share stories with your classes.Continue Reading