
Stories of horror and fantasy - not only for Halloween
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Cthulhu, Hercule Poirot, Sandman or brothers Grimm - what to read on Halloween?

Halloween with a zombie apocalypse? Sure thing!
With Halloween approaching, a teacher has to come up with some entertaining ideas. I'm not a fan of classes dedicated directly to the occasion, I prefer running a normal lesson with a little twist. This year I've decided to go with something new - namely, the apocalypse.

Lateral puzzles, literal fun :)
It's easier for the adults (they either go abroad or stay in touch with a foreigner - and communicate on their own), it may be more difficult with younger learners simply because they have stuff to learn at school anyway, don't really know WHY they may need English and lose motivation easily.

Fill in the gaps with a bit of fun
Sandra asked me to write something about gap filling exercises and tasks - I really like this kind of activity as there are so many things you can do with gap filing: revise vocabulary, sure, but also add elements of fun and creativity.