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Reading for the environment: TREES
Welcome to the eleventh post in our ‘Reading for the environment’ series.
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Reading for the environment: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
Welcome to the ninth post in our ‘Reading for the environment’ series.
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Setting up projects for young learners
Setting up creative projects for young learners is an essential part of all language teaching at primary school.
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Reading for the environment: RAIN
Welcome to the third post in our ‘Reading for the environment’ series.
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Reading for the environment: SEEDS
Welcome to the second post in our ‘Reading for the environment’ series.
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Little Women: Big learning opportunities with our project-based ideas
Introduction
1. Talk about the title and read the blurb.
"This is the much-loved story of the four March sisters. Meg is the eldest and is about to fall in love.
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Thanksgiving: 6 topics for your English class
“November had come; the crops were in, and barn, buttery, and bin were overflowing with the harvest that rewarded the summer's hard work.
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City project: your ideal neighbourhood
City life is diverse: it can be hectic and slow, noisy and quiet, energizing and tiring. It all depends on your neighbourhood and the areas you frequently visit.
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City life: stories and language tasks
Cities have always been exciting, vibrant places that offer a lot to their inhabitants and visitors.
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Tackle food loss and waste in the language classroom
Food loss and waste is increasingly evident in our homes, schools and workplaces, but also in cafes, restaurants and supermarkets. And it has a huge impact on the environment.
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The Invisible Man in 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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Stories and Projects for World Cities Day
The United Nations celebrates World Cities Day on 31st October.
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