Can you and your students explain why these are funny? SOUNDS A BIT FISHY Where do shellfish go to borrow money? To the prawn broker. Where do fish wash? In a river basin. Why did the whale cross the road? To get to the other tide Where do little fishes go…
Writing the review of a book written by Jane Revell is not an easy task. For one thing, she is one of the most respected and resourceful authors of our time. Besides, her ability to innovate and present us with so much relevant information is simply amazing. In her latest…
A Working Model of Critical Thinking in ELT “This book focuses on the role of critical thinking in the English language classroom, showing how it can be used to achieve a greater understanding of individual words and sentences, of longer pieces of discourse, of ideas…
Em 1989 Maringá/PR recebia uma nova escola de inglês, a Cultura Inglesa de Maringá. Completando 30 anos de existência, com um reconhecimento de sua qualidade, a Cultura Maringá é o destaque desta edição. Com a proposta de ser uma escola de qualidade onde alunos…
FOCUS Speaking: Past simple of irregular verbs LEVEL Lower intermediate and above TIME 20-30 minutes PREPARATION Make photocopies or prepare a slide of a word cloud (see below) IN CLASS Prepare a word cloud (see www.wordle.net) using words for a…
The Max Science Enquiry Boxes series is a flexible resource to support International schools that are following the Cambridge Primary science curriculum framework. Activities throughout the series support a student-centred, hands-on approach, and guide learners through…
DIA DA MENTIRA APRIL FOOL’S DAY O dia da mentira, comemorado em primeiro de abril em muitos países, incluindo o Brasil e os Estados Unidos, é conhecido nos países de língua inglesa pela expressão April Fool’s Day. Os ingleses também se referem ao…
Bia Mollo is a highly experienced English teacher who has been involved in ELT for more than thirty years. She graduated in Translation and Interpreting and holds the SIT (School for International Training). In her book Look up Phrasal Verbs, she uses all her experience as…
Sorry for the delay, it’s not my fault. I love you all really. Hurry up and let the doors close. I want my dinner Ladies and gentleman, upon departing the train, may I remind you to take your rubbish with you? Despite the fact that you are in something that is metal…
