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Themed Book Club Party Ideas
The seasons have changed, school events are building up, and special dates are still a while away.Continue Reading -
Anne of Green Gables Projects for the English Class
From Canada all the way to Japan, Anne (with an'e') Shirley is one of the most popular characters of children's literature.Continue Reading -
The Thinking Train: Reading and learning with stories
We start developing a love of books and reading well before we are independent readers, and why should it be different when we are learning a second language?Continue Reading -
The Railway Children
The Railway Children, written by E Nesbit was published in 1906, is one of the best-loved children's stories of all time.Continue Reading -
Explore the world with Robert Louis Stevenson
"To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive." R. L.Continue Reading -
Approaching tolerance in the English class
"Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world's cultures, our forms of expression and ways of being human." - Declaration of Principles on Tolerance NovemberContinue Reading -
Ideas for International Literacy Day
Can your students imagine what it would be like not to be able to read and write?Continue Reading -
Back to school: Plan ahead for success
A new school term has just begun bringing with its meetings, lots of planning and great expectations. How do you feel about the new term? Do you have any special plans?Continue Reading -
Turning Japanese with Momotarō and Elly Nagaoka
What interests you most about Japan? How much do your students know about the country?Continue Reading -
10 reasons to read with children
We are all aware of the importance of reading from early childhood, and we also know that as we get older and wiser, we begin to enjoy reading on our own more and more.Continue Reading -
Meet the graphic designers: Barbara Bonci and Gianluca Armeni
I have always been fascinated by the work and world of graphic designers, especially in book publishing.Continue Reading -
Literary role models
Who was your role model as a child? Do you still have people you look up to and inspire you?Continue Reading