May Day EFL Lesson: We’re exploring the history and cultural significance of May Day and how it can be integrated into the classroom to enhance language learning!
Spring Into English with a May Day EFL Lesson!
Pancake Day EFL Lesson Ideas
Pancake Day is just around the corner, which means everyone in the UK will be preparing to make delicious crispy pancakes! The proper name for Pancake Day is of course Shrove Tuesday. This is the day when people traditionally used
Movember Brings Moustaches to the EFL Classroom
Happy Movember everyone! Movember is the annual moustache-growing charity event that takes place every November. The Movember Foundation raises funds to support the fight against men’s cancers, while raising awareness for men’s health. Although many of us are in lockdown right
Halloween EFL Lesson Plans: Ghostly Games and Eerie Ideas
Halloween EFL lesson plans at the ready – it’s that spooky time of year again! The ghosts and ghouls come out to play on 31st October and pumpkins with scary faces will adorn many a doorstep. Halloween is that one
European Day of Languages
The celebrations will start soon to mark the European Day of Languages! This annual event is all about celebrating other cultures through language learning. Since the Council of Europe in Strasbourg initiated the special day in 2001, the European Day
The FA Cup Final Inspires a Football-Themed EFL Lesson
The FA Cup Final will see Manchester City play Watford on Saturday! Who do you think will lift the coveted trophy? With all the excitement over the big match, this week is a great time to teach football vocabulary and
English Tongue Twisters for Pronunciation Practice
English tongue twisters are great for pronunciation practice as they really help you to enunciate your words properly. They are also good for showing you just where you need help with your letter formation. For English language learners, tongue twisters
Bingo Your Way to a Fun and Innovative Vocabulary Lesson
Using bingo to teach English might sound like a strange idea. However, using games in EFL lessons is a great way to make classes more fun and keep students entertained. Games are useful for introducing vocabulary in context, in an
St Patrick’s Day EFL Lesson: Visiting the Emerald Isle!
Happy St Patrick’s Day! This special day is celebrated every year on 17th March and it is a great time to present some new vocabulary relating to Ireland and Irish folklore. Our St Patrick’s Day lesson includes interesting words and phrases
Valentine’s Day EFL Lesson Ideas – Love is in the Air!
Valentine’s Day vocabulary will be making its way into EFL classrooms this month! Love is in the air as the 14th February quickly approaches. With so much vocabulary linked to this most romantic of days, this is the perfect time