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In this article we are taking a look at one of the spelling nuances in English ( there are a few!) – the concept of ‘bonus letters.’ In English, bonus letters are consonants such as ‘f,’ ‘l,’ ‘s,’ and ‘z’ that often double at the end of one-syllable words in closed syllables, following a vowel….
Today, we turn our attention to high school students, who are at a pivotal stage of their English language learning journey. At this level, students are ready to explore more complex and nuanced topics, making conversations not just a learning tool, but a gateway to broader understanding and critical thinking. This article presents a collection…
If you’re looking to polish your writing skills, understanding and effectively using transition words is a great place to start. These little linguistic tools are like bridges, seamlessly connecting ideas and thoughts in your writing, making it easier for readers to follow along. They’re not just for professional writers or students; anyone who wants to…
Today, we’re exploring the world of language games, specifically the classic ’20 Questions’. Renowned for its simplicity and effectiveness, this game is more than just a fun activity—it’s a powerful tool for language development. Whether you’re teaching beginners or advanced learners, ’20 Questions’ adapts beautifully to every ESL classroom. Let’s explore how this game can…
Welcome to “Making English Fun,” where we explore creative ways to learn and teach English! Today, we’re diving into the world of role-playing with celebrity interviews. This exciting activity not only sparks students’ imaginations but also enhances their language skills. Whether you’re a young learner or a bit older, our tailor-made scripts offer a fun…
Friendship in Kindergarten represents the joy of shared experiences, the comfort of understanding, and the thrill of new connections. To teach friendship in Kindergarten, create an inclusive environment, engage in activities that promote cooperation, and teach key skills like communication and empathy. Address challenges with understanding and involve families to reinforce friendship lessons at home…
Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, is more than a social skill; it’s a foundation for building relationships. Teach empathy in Kindergarten by creating a supportive environment, engaging in role-play, and using activities that foster understanding and cooperation. Encourage emotional expression and active listening to develop empathetic young learners. In…
Sharing is a cornerstone of social interaction, and nowhere is this more evident, no matter the success rate, than in the vibrant, bustling world of a Kindergarten classroom. To teach sharing in Kindergarten, use interactive activities like group art projects and shared storytelling, model sharing behavior, apply positive reinforcement, resolve conflicts with empathy, and engage…
Wacky Wednesday is a fun-filled day inspired by the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss. This special day encourages children, as well as adults, to engage in playful and unconventional activities that, well, are a little wacky Wacky Wednesday is traditionally celebrated in the first week of March, usually around the same time as Read Across…
While picking up the basics of English can be a (sometimes) straightforward task, there are words in English that seem also designed to catch people out. We are not talking about students of English, but also who have English as their first language. We have listed 19 of the most tricky and hard to say…
