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Over to you! Maze adventure readers for the English classroom
Interactive storytelling is a secret weapon language teachers can turn to when they want their students to experience one of the many wonders of narrative.
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Interactive storytelling
Do you remember those puppet theatres where every child is shouting at the puppets, warning them of danger and telling them what to do?
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Books we give, books we get
February 14th is International Book Giving Day, a worldwide event that celebrates books.
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Building dialogues in the reading class
Dialogue and learning
What are your most memorable experiences of learning something new?
Thinking back, you may recall a given context (who was present or what the light was like, for exa
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Digital tools for video projects
Video projects are not only great fun, but they are also excellent for language development.
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Inspiring projects: Read, speak and upload!
We often talk about the use of technology in the language classroom, and it’s always inspiring to see real projects in which students use their digital and technical skills to create something new, ba
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8 tips for teacher well-being
How does our own well-being contribute to our students’ learning?
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Five stories about fantasy in The Thinking Train series
We never seem to tire of fairy tales, fantasy novels and science fiction. From early childhood, these stories enchant their readers and fire their imagination.
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Doctor Dolittle projects for the English classroom
We are all aware of the benefits of extensive reading, but some of us may feel unsure about how to approach longer texts in class.
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2020 Reading Calendar: January-July
Every new year brings new opportunities to read new stories and revisit old classics with our students.
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