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16.3.14
Phonics - Teaching Reading and Writing (ESL)
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http://dollarstoremom.com/2011/04/make-a-phonics-flip-chart/ In one of my previous posts I wrote that my challenge for 2014 was going t...
9.6.13
Free Downloadable Odd One Out worksheets - Homophones
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Hi there! More odd one out exercises for your students! This time the new worksheet is about homophones: words pronounced i...
5.6.13
Free downloadable game about clothes WEAR or CARRY?
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Have you spent the last 2 weeks teaching the difference between CARRY and WEAR? If your answer is Yes, this new post is for you! Thi...
6.2.13
DOES HE/SHE/IT LIKE...? Students Start To Use 'DOES'
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I'm teaching a lot of grammar these days! Related with food, of course! So this is a new activity I've designed for my...
25.11.12
A TALE DARK AND GRIMM by Adam Gidwitz
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A Tale Drak and Grimm Cover It's universally known that the original Grimm brothers' tales were not exactly what we're us...
18.11.12
A Christmas Carol - A Pantomime in Madrid
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On the 7th, 8th and 9th of December 2012, at the Colegio Cardenal Spínola in Madrid, one of the most entertaining Christmas play for bo...
16.11.12
WRITING TIP nº2 -The arbitrary prefix
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Here we are, talking about how to inspire your students to write a story. The second story-inventing game from Gianni Rodari's Gram...
9.11.12
MEET THE ANIMALS!, by Stephane Husar and Loïc Méhée
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Today I'm talking about the second book of Cat and Mouse, edited by Anaya, that invite our young learners to get to know the animals! ...
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