Every new word or fixed expression that is taught in a foreign language should be followed by lots of practice. Presentation new English vocabulary should be supported by additional techniques to practice and memorise new material.

A vital goal of teaching a foreign language is developing students' communication skills. In this post you can find some methodes and techniques how to improve foreign language skills in a child-friendly way.

The aim of this lesson is to teach food items which are split according to the groups of food they belong to. Products are divided into four food groups: fish & meat, fruit & vegetables, dairy products and grain products.

As it is snowy and frosty outside, the time is perfect to introduce winter clothes vocabulary to your young students. If you bring realia to the classroom your lesson will be memorable, motivating and enjoyable. Children will learn new winter words easily and they will remember them longer.

If you are looking for ideas how to teach Simple Past regular and irregular verbs to your primary students you are in the right place. You can find here some ideas and resources that can help your students to memorize verb forms faster and learn in a pleasure way.

Primary students love taking part in experiments. During this CLIL lesson they will identify colours, predict colour mixing results and carry out experiments on colours. I hope they will have a great fun and learn a lot.

Celebrating St. George's Day with your ESL students on 23rd April you can try this dragon craft activity. It is also a great opportunity to talk about British history and teach the language.

One of the most common topics for ESL kids is numbers. We often introduce them very early and come back to the topic on many ocassions. That is why teachers need new ideas and materials to keep children's attention and interest.

St. Patrick’s Day is coming – Irish festival celebrated on 17th March. It is high time to make a Leprechaun hat. This one is not for putting on a head, but it can be used as a container to collect student’s works or a decoration of the classroom.