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Answer: It's true that Valentine's Day isn't part of every language learner's culture and tradition. However, just about all of the world has adopted it, as it does give the opportunity to people to "celebrate" love and friendship on a special day.
We would like to suggest an activity which could be used for Valentine's Day, but it could also be used any other time of the year, whenever you would like to give the opportunity to your learners (of all ages) to be mindful and to express positive feelings towards each other, their best friend, or their family.
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I first met John when he was in 4th grade. His parents sought assistance when they realized that they could no longer manage him as John seemed to be “out of control”. He would often experience fits of rage and during these times he would swear, hit and destroy objects, from his mother’s clothes to the family television set. John’s parents received calls almost daily from the school, where his teachers would complain about John refusing to participate in class, disrespectful behavior and violence towards his fellow school mates.
October 31 is Halloween and is now celebrated in many countries around the world, but do you know anything about the origins of this scary special day? Read the article and find out.
Είκοσι χρόνια μετά την Αθήνα, το Παρίσι θα φιλοξενήσει τους Ολυμπιακούς και Παραολυμπιακούς Αγώνες το καλοκαίρι του 2024, από τις 26 Ιουλίου και μέχρι τις 11 Αυγούστου. Οι δύο χώρες που αναβίωσαν το ολυμπιακό ιδεώδες θα γιορτάσουν μαζί αυτό το μεγάλο παγκόσμιο γεγονός.
Answer: Absolutely. A chant with movement, using a TPR (Total Physical Response) routine, which helps the children learn the chant much more easily, but at the same time, gives them the opportunity to stand up, move and stretch.
The Chant:
“Can you tell me what you are?”
I’m a bird.
I’m a star.
I’m a frog.
I’m a cat.
Can you tell me
what you are?
QUESTION: I've been thinking that I depend a lot on working through course material (the coursebook primarily and its components as well). Often times on the first day of class not all teenage learners have their books with them. I usually plan to use many of the 'Getting to Know You' activities that I have learned from your seminars. Any other ideas?
Answer: "An Image is Worth Hundreds of Words" is an imagination exercise designed to help learners express themselves through images as an initial step to brainstorming ideas and specific topic-related vocabulary items.
INSTRUCTIONS: