Kreativ English

Here's a game that is incredibly simple, but highly effective & fun! It goes by many names, but I call it 'Back to the Board' - You don't need a board to play it, but it started that way!Let's look at this handsome character! - He's one of the 'Super Stars' from our course program - In this picture, he's demonstrating an adjective - Heavy - The vocabulary set for this example is adjectives -Heavy, light, fast, slow, tall, short, strong, weak, old, young, etc.... You can open

It's not impossible to combine creating something, playing a game & learning English at the same time! Take this craft idea - Create some simple 'bowling pins' from old toilet roll, find something that resembles a ball, and away you go - Here, the focus is on fruit. You can decorate each pin as any fruit you like - Children can learn the fruits, colours, numbers (pins), as well as learning to say what fruit they 'like/don't like' - You even have options of 'How many...' or in

When it comes to having fun with English, this classic, energetic game is always a winner! It's easily adaptable for all ages, abilities, vocabulary sets & language structures so give it a try! Simply arrange however many chairs you need into a rough circle and ask all the students to sit on a chair (If you have a large group it is no problem to split into two smaller circles). For this example we'll use a group size of 16 - They are reviewing present continuous - he/she I ha

You probably remember some, but it doesn't automatically make you think of learning English, right? Well...there are endless opportunities with these to teach English both at home & in the classroom. Let's take a look! Uno Great card game for teaching colours, numbers and simple functional language such as 'pick up, take, pass me, do you have, your turn, my go, what colour/number is that'. Loads of options to introduce new language and learn it naturally. Go fish This is a ga