Talking about frequency

Watch the video and check if you do the same things with the same or different frequency.



Ask your partner about him or her? F. i. How often do you  exercise? Do you eat rice every day?

Spanish Tortas all over the world

Have you ever eaten one of these?

Look at the picture carefully and get ready to talk about it for about one minute. You can say what you actually know about it and speculate about what you don't. Then join a classmate and comment on the photo sharing your ideas. Record the conversation and save it in a pendrive.

"Connectedly Disconnected" - A New Poem by Kevin Geary

Having a halloween party?

Let's make some spooky decorations! An origami bat.

Read the instructions very carefully and watch the images for help. Was it easy for you? You can try a blinking vampire jack-o-lantern ;)

Who is who?

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What do your grandparents look like?

He is a handsome elderly man in his nineties. He's got short white hair, small green eyes and a white moustache on his broad smile. He is wearing a smart dark blue suit with a black tie, a white cotton shirt and comfortable black leather shoes. He's holding a walking stick on his right hand and he's standing at the door of a house. It might be his own house. He's probably going out for a walk on a Sunday morning.

Can you guess who he is?

A very merry unbirthday

Today is my unbirthday! Is it yours too?

I wish you all a happy unbirthday! :)

Catching flies with word frog

Click here to meet a little frog that will help you build up an extensive vocabulary by matching synonyms, antonyms and homonyms.

Enjoy!

Classroom vocabulary

As the proverb goes "practice makes perfect". What better to take your first steps into speaking than the safe ground of your classroom. This is a familiar environment where the same things are repeated once and again.

Click here for a list of useful expressions to take an active part in class. You'll see how easy it is!

Singing changes your brain

According to the article published in Time magazine (August 16, 20013), singing has calming and energizing effects, it "is like an infusion of the perfect tranquilizer, the kind that both soothes your nerves and elevates your spirits." So why not to give a try?

Here I suggest a song I like a lot for several reasons (don't try to draw me out). I hope you like it too in order to sing along together.

Back to school

Hello! Are you happy to start a new school year? Let's share our good and bad feelings about it:

I feel happy because ... (friends / new classmates / learning / activities / ICT tools / school trips ...) 

I'm not happy because ... (getting up early / difficult subjects / demanding teachers / homework ...)