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In our English class, we enjoy helping children learn through play and hands-on activities. During Easter time, we did a fun activity for 1st and 2nd grade students, inspired by the story We’re Going on an Easter Egg Hunt. This activity combined English learning, coding, problem-solving, and Easter fun in a motivating and engaging way... Seguir lendo →
Our Grade 6 students completed Mission 3: The Mystery of the Great Hall as part of our Hogwarts adventure. In this challenge, the Great Hall was empty: no food, no plates and no cups! The house-elves were missing, so our young wizards had to create a magical menu to bring the feast back. During this... Seguir lendo →
Today, in our English class, we enjoyed a fun session to work on fruit vocabulary and the structure “I like…”. Through play, movement and hands-on activities, the children learned English in a natural, active and meaningful way. Hoxe fixemos unha sesión de inglés para aprender o vocabulario das froitas e a estrutura “I like…” dun... Seguir lendo →
Our 3rd grade students have completed a new magical challenge in English with Hogwarts Mission 3: The Secret Map Adventure. In this mission, they helped Harry and Ron look for the Marauder’s Map to save Ginny from the Chamber of Secrets. As part of the adventure, the children created a model of a magical city,... Seguir lendo →
Our students in Grade 5 have enjoyed a new magical adventure in English with Hogwarts Mission 3. Through different challenges, they first planned their ideas before writing, and then they created, wrote, and presented their work with great enthusiasm and imagination. In the Genially shared in this post, you will be able to see the... Seguir lendo →
Today, our 3, 4 and 5-year-old children enjoyed a lovely group activity based on our own version of the story Handa’s Surprise. The children worked in teams with a fruit spinner and an empty basket. They took turns to spin the wheel and say the name of the fruit in English. Then they had to... Seguir lendo →
We would like to present a new game for our 6th grade students: Snakes and Ladders – Superlatives Edition. With this fun activity, children can practise superlative adjectives in English while they roll the dice, move around the board and answer questions. It is a playful way to improve grammar, speaking and participation in class.... Seguir lendo →
Today our classroom turned into a mystery zone. To finish our unit, we transformed the classroom into an Action Zone to practice everything we learned about furniture, animals, and those tricky prepositions (in, on, under). Our goal was simple but challenging: use our Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing skills to solve the mystery of the... Seguir lendo →
In our English class, we have been learning vocabulary through fun and active games. Before playing, we practised the words orally, and the students made their own flashcards. This made the activity even more meaningful and motivating for them. 1.Jump and say! One of the games was a jumping challenge. The vocabulary cards were placed... Seguir lendo →
In our English lessons, we try to learn new words in a fun, active and meaningful way. One of the resources we use in class is the vocabulary flip book. Flip books are small and simple, but they are very useful. Pupils can write words, add pictures and organise vocabulary in an easy way. They... Seguir lendo →
Today, we want to share one of the most successful routines in our English classes: Exit Tickets. An Exit Ticket is a quick activity (2 to 3 minutes) we do at the end of the lesson. It includes a simple question or challenge to see what the students learned today. Un Exit Ticket é unha... Seguir lendo →
This week in our English classroom, we continued working with our story Where’s My Red Ball? through two interactive activities that helped us practise listening, speaking and early writing skills in a fun and meaningful way. The first activity was a Bingo game. But not a traditional vocabulary bingo! Instead of calling out single words,... Seguir lendo →
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