Here’s the third (and final) part of the series of presentations I have prepared for the European Day of Languages. You can use them all year round as a great way to motivate your students to learn English, but now is the best opportunity to do so. My third presentation is based on an infographic […]
It’s time for the second part of the presentation for the European Day of Languages! This time it’s a video-based lesson in which students will watch and discuss a TED talk by Benny the Polyglot. The talk is about polyglots (and why there are so few), his experiences in language learning, and the language gene. […]
I’m starting the new school year with a mini-lesson divided into 3 sections, each of which can be treated separately as a time filler, when you already have a lesson plan, but you would like to have something just in case. You can also cover all the three sections together, and then you will have […]
Children’s Day is the best time to talk to your adult students about their childhood. I guarantee that thanks to my presentation they will be overwhelmed by nostalgia and will not want to stop talking. I know what I’m saying – I’ve tested it! DOWNLOAD ME
It’s time for a presentation which will make many students blush (or burst out laughing!). Farting, burping, vomiting, peeing – and all the other things that we usually do in secret – are words that are certainly worth remembering ;-). Have fun but be careful who you share this material with!!! DOWNLOAD ME
Consumerism is a hot topic now, especially during the pandemic, when we’re forced out of our old habits and cut off from shops and everything that tempts us. In this lesson, students will see for themselves how important things are in their lives, and they will also watch a TED talk about minimalism. They will […]