Black Cat Day, observed every year on October 27th, gives ESL teachers a fun and educational opportunity to engage students in lessons about superstitions, pet care, and the charm of feline companions. This celebration encourages students to explore…
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Spreading Joy: Teaching World Smile Day in ESL Classes
World Smile Day, celebrated on the first Friday of October, provides ESL teachers with a heartwarming opportunity to engage students in a lesson that celebrates positivity, kindness, and the universal language of smiles while enhancing language ski…
Friday, January 29, 2016
Teaching Sentence Writing in ESL: Engaging Activities with Cards and Worksheets
In ESL education, mastering sentence writing is a foundational skill that supports effective communication, grammar proficiency, and vocabulary development. Using interactive activities with cards and follow-up worksheets provides a dynamic and hand…
Monday, September 8, 2014
Fun Fall Activities To Do In Your Classroom
Here you will find five super fun ways to teach Fall to your students. 1-Leaf Art
When someone mentions the word fall, your mind probably jumps immediately to crisp leaves in yellow, red and brown. Leaves can be so versatile and used art to create f…
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