Simple Tips for Teaching Grammar

After my last video I got messages like it's all cats and stories, but what about grammar? Can you share some practical tips on teaching grammar, especially with weaker students? Well, here I am!

Last Minute Ideas for St. Patrick's Day

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Tomorrow is St. Paddy's Day, the day pretty much everyone tries to be Irish! I found some interesting and easy-to-use resources you can share with your students without previous planning - just to have fun and inspire a short discussion.

Storytelling for a Change: Stereotypes are Silly! (no-prep lesson plan)

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I have never shied away from the potentially controversial issues and somehow my students - children, teen and adults alike - have never disappointed me. If you feel confident enough to teach a nice and funny class about social roles - feel free to use my lesson plan!

7 Free Online Courses in March

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March is one of the most tiring months - it's long, doesn't have a proper break, it's also bleak and honestly somewhat annoying. Luckily, there are some new free online courses you may try and brighten this boring month a little bit!

World Cat Day Lesson Ideas

17th of February is World Cat Day, so it's rather obvious I have some lesson ideas I want to share with you!

The Cats of Ulthar (no-prep lesson plan)

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Last year I recorded my reading of one of my favourite Lovecraftian stories, the Cats of Ulthar. Maybe you've used it in your classroom, but in case you haven't, I've decided to tie up loose ends and make a simple lesson plan.

Exact Instructions Challenge (no-prep lesson plan)

You can't legitimately torture children... unless you're a parent and it's on social media, it seems. Or if you want to teach English :)

7 Free Online Courses in January

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New Year, New Me, New CPD! Whether you believe in the magic of resolutions or not, I found 7 free online courses that will definitely help you unlock or develop your true potential. \

A Winter’s Tale (no-prep lesson plan)

The older I am, the more I like winter break – but what I really enjoy is the mixture of various traditions and customs. Today I want to take you to Finland and enjoy a nice Christmas-based, but not Christmas-style lesson.

Soft plushie, warm plushie

Do you like plush toys? And do you use them in your classroom... not necessarily with children? If not, let me share some ideas that will make your lessons soft, funny and cuddly - even if you teach teenagers and adults!

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