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Top 5 Challenges When Teaching English to (Very) Young Learners Online and How to Overcome Them

Hello, our dear educators! We are proud to announce our new partners, Bridge, and we are lucky to have them as our partners. We are preparing many interesting things for you, including some trainings that will be done in collaboration with Bridge in the upcoming months, but for now, we want to welcome Krzl Light …

Noise Pollution: National Geographics’ Geo-Inquiry Process with Young Learners (FULL Unit SAMPLE)

Hello, my dear educators! This post will be a full noise pollution SAMPLE unit designed in the National Geographic Geo-Inquiry course. Why did I choose noise pollution? Because noise pollution is definitely no bueno, and many people are not even aware it exists, let alone children. This unit is one of the units that aims …

Water Pollution Science Experiment (ESL) and Dramatization: Dress up Like a Scientist, Part 1

Science experiment in my ESL classroom?! Just what are you talking about Alice, we already have enough work as it is! Of course, this is the reaction of most teachers, but please don’t dismiss it before you even tried it because the power of contextual learning through simple, relatable science experiments is immense. I am a massive …

Simple Storytelling (Speaking) Activities for (Very) Young Learners + FREE Story cube

Hi, my dear colleagues! In my mind, in Methodologyland, there is a constant shortage of interactive storytelling activities, especially ones that involve speaking. It’s even more daunting if you are teaching very young learners who cannot read or haven’t even been introduced to sight words, so I usually use a story cube with VYl! This …

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