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Hello!
Are you getting ready to celebrate Halloween, or perhaps the Day of the Dead in your country? We have some ideas for you to use in class below. Of course Diwali is also being celebrated this week.
This week you can also catch Luke Meddings blogging on 'teaching unplugged' - leave your comments or questions for Luke on the site.
As usual there are more practical ideas for you to use in class, including the latest in our series of sport-based lesson plans leading up to the London Olympic and Paralympic games - all about football.
Finally from our Seminars series, filmed in the UK, you can watch a video of Gavin Dudeney speaking about digital literacy.
Best wishes Rob TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC |
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 | There are lots of activities related to Halloween on our LearnEnglish Kids site, and here you'll find some ideas on how to use them with your learners. There are songs, stories and games to choose from! Read more |
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 | Is it possible? A dogme or 'unplugged' approach to teaching - more conversation-driven and materials-light - doesn't seem like the kind of approach that needs its own coursebook. Yet this is what recent online discussion has centred on. Read what Luke Meddings has to say about it. Read more |
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| In this lesson students learn about football as an Olympic sport. They learn the vocabulary and the rules governing the sport. Students can see a web version of this lesson on LearnEnglish.
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| This is a simple speaking activity that can be used with A2 level groups to provide practice in using prepositions of place and giving clear instructions. The lesson is usually successful with adults and teenagers.
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 | The latest recording from our Seminars series is about digital literacy. What is digital literacy, and what is its significance to you as a teacher? Gavin Dudeney talks you through all you need to know. Read more |
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