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Author Archives: fabenglishteacher
Reflective Practice for Busy Teachers
I’m currently doing an International House online course in teacher training, however now is not the time to rave about it (or mention how I’m also interested in doing a couple more of their courses when I’ve finished this one). … Continue reading
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Having Fun with Hamlet
Shakespeare can be a challenge with teens, they often have pretty fixed ideas about how difficult/boring/old-fashioned his work is. So here’s how we “did” Hamlet: Lesson 1: Imagine how you would react in the following situations- Your dad died a … Continue reading
December To-Do list
Why is December always so busy? OK, I know there’s Christmas etc. but that’s not until the end of the month, and we’ve got holidays to look forward to. I agree the exam marking and report writing can be time-consuming, … Continue reading
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Christmas crafts and language ideas
Our primary teacher made these wonderful snowmen with her class: You can see how to do it on : Not wanting to be left out I jumped in on the act and the students drew their snowmen (with the right … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving -a time for giving thanks
The great thing about teaching English is that we can take advantage of any occasion to talk about values, and appreciation. The sheet was downloaded from http://www.busyteacher.com – thank you! Homework is to take home this sheet and … Continue reading
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Blowing my own trumpet
While I feel a bit uncomfortable blowing my own trumpet with you, I must just share how excited I am about this… My new (and first!) “book”!! Even more exciting is the fact that it’s being marketed on The Round, … Continue reading
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November to-do list
Write my to-do list before the 4th of the month! 2. Macmillan’s online conference starts tomorrow! 3. Oxford’s webinar on grammar & Meaning in secondary school on the 18th or 19th November looks great! 4. I’m also really looking forward to … Continue reading
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Delicious adjectives and disgusting beans
With my upper level class I often try and expand their already impressive vocabulary with synonyms, and this exercise was a great (and very easy!) way of doing that. After having looked at words to describe a food in general, … Continue reading
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#Teacher5adaywrite
I’m still in the middle of the #teacher5adayPE challenge and actually starting to “enjoy” wallsits and there’s #teacher5adaysketch to look forward to. I’m the new kid on the playground so I don’t know what’s been done before but I wanted … Continue reading
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The hungry cockroach
This idea has everything I love; storytelling, different forms of student production, encouraging imagination, and it’s simple. Just get three pieces of paper, overlap each of them about a couple of inches and then fold, hey presto a groovy book shape. … Continue reading
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