Monsters in the Classroom: Why Gothic Pedagogy Works (+ 13 No-Prep Activities)

It's October, it's dark, it's academic... it’s all about the gothic!

The Curriculum of Madness: A Teaching Generator for August Survival

Today I give you a survival tool, a small system for managing the August chaos. Welcome to the Curriculum of Madness!

Storytelling Is Not Improvisation (And Teachers Need to Hear That)

Stop the "creative chaos". Here are 7 structured storytelling activities for EFL teachers who prefer logic over improvisation. Perfect for hesitant students!

Christmas Roll-a-Tale: no-prep lesson plan (free worksheet)

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I created a simple worksheet that you can use in the classroom to talk about Christmas, and to make your life simpler, I wrote a short lesson plan that requires no earlier preparation.

Unlocking the Magic of Storytelling: no-prep lesson plans

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I’ve written quite a few of lesson plans revolving around storytelling, and I want to share them with you, because I believe everyone can find something useful – from absolute novices to the aces of tale-spinning.

Halloween Last Minute: lesson plans

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Halloween is almost here! If you think about a lesson that would match the Halloween mood and yet wouldn’t be about Halloween, try one of these lesson plans

My Superhero Teacher: no-prep lesson plan

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Unleash your ESL classroom superpowers! Take a look at this fun, no-prep lesson plan to learn how to integrate favourite superheroes into grammar lessons.

Edelweiss: Game, Mindfulness and EFL

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Can you smell the Spring approaching, can you see its brilliant colours? No? Is your March still grey and rainy? Well, don't be sad, as I've got something that will not only brighten the mood of you and your students but also support mindful practices, help work on using English, and make you play yet another adorable - and relaxing - roleplaying game!

That Fateful Year: game, project, tool

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Imagine a tool that will encourage your students to write creatively, regularly and as if they were playing a game. Sounds great? Well I want to share with you a literal game that will support not only your students' writing skills, but also their out-of-the-box thinking, enthusiasm, engagement and the belief that creative writing isn't that bad after all.

Autumn Storytelling

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October means long evenings, rainy days, upcoming Halloween... and all that means storytelling! If you want to implement creative storytelling in your lessons, listen to my ideas!

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