Today we did this concluding activity to World Poetry Day: a visit to the Exhibition Centre Previously on March 21st, students learnt about Japanese poetry and created their own Haikus (Tasks 1 [...]
ONLINE BOOKCLUBS It is known by all what the benefits of reading are not only to improve your writing skills and build up vocabulary in L2 but also to let your imagination fly to other [...]
I am writing this today when many many years have passed since these activities took place in the school Library. The Library was finally opened up on Friday, May 20th 2011 with an interesting [...]
The title of this movie based on the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro – one of the Top 10 novels of the 2000s according to TIME Magazine, has produced this blog entry today, when we are using [...]
Why not a little bit of going back to our roots this Christmas and send a Christmas card to your classmates? We did that! Here are this year’s A1 students picking up their Christmas [...]
Based on Gamification, SEL and 21st century skills the proposal today is a Breakout Educational Experience for upper-intermediate students, as a follow-up class activity to extensive reading [...]
Once upon a time, some students had become so confused with grammar structures that they got completely stuck in the same level without managing to move forward because of their poor command of [...]
I have found Personality types magnificently displayed by Mr Luis Arribas de la Rubia. Be not fooled by the fact that splendid descriptions of children are brought into the map in De la [...]
Why would someone commit murder? Well, these very clever B2.1 students have found out the reasons why Mr Henry Barkerville was murdered and here is the breakout they completed after their class [...]
This Oxford Bookworms reader by John Escott is the protagonist of this breakout specially created for my A1 students. The narrative behind today’s activity is [...]
