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Be original!
Do your students read original fiction? Here are three fun stories for them to explore.Continue Reading -
Arts and Crafts activities for your Book Club
In our digital world we can easily forget how much fun we can have with arts and crafts activities in the classroom or in a book club.Continue Reading -
Arts & crafts projects for sunny and rainy days
We often need playful activities to keep the language your children learnt during the school term alive and help them use the words they have learnt in various contexts. In our series of readeContinue Reading -
Approaches in reading education: theories in practice
Let's start with a simple but effective question. Why do we read? We might have different personal reasons (fun, knowledge), but when we read in school, we read to learn.Continue Reading -
Anne of Green Gables Projects for the English Class
From Canada all the way to Japan, Anne (with an'e') Shirley is one of the most popular characters of children's literature.Continue Reading -
Young readers, young listeners
Rhymes, chants and songs If you started learning a second language as a child, it is most likely that you still remember the rhymes and chants you used to practise the alphabet, the parts oContinue Reading -
Young learner projects for cold days and holidays
The year is coming to an end and our students are distracted by all the celebrations that this season brings so we need the most playful activities to keep the language they have learnt during the schContinue Reading -
Write your own story: writing tips and editorial checklist
In our two previous posts we have looked at ways to get started and boost your writing process. What are the major points you should pay attention to while creating your story?Continue Reading -
Write your own story: 7 ideas to boost your writing process
If you've been thinking of writing your own story or graded reader, you will need to develop other skills too, to boost your writing process, improve your writing style and edit your text.Continue Reading -
Write your own story
Do you feel like sharing your own stories with your students? Would you like to just get creative and write in English?Continue Reading -
World Water Day: Classroom resources for young learners and teens
In 2010 the UN officially recognized the human right to water and sanitation. Water covers 71% of the earth's surface. It makes up 60% of our bodies and is vital for all known forms of life.Continue Reading -
What are Book Clubs?
Book Clubs are small groups that meet regularly to talk about various types of texts. Book clubs usually have facilitators, often teachers or librarians, and the members of a book club take on roleContinue Reading