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Stand Up and Move! Tools and No-prep Lesson Plans
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I share some lesson scenarios that will help you include some movement-based activities while still working on the language. You can use them with various students on various levels, and they will certainly appreciate it.

5 Online Courses in April: Let’s Move!
April is like a break after a long and boring lesson. That's why I want to share with you some online classes on… physical activities! From tai-chi to belly dancing, I’m sure you’ll find something that will help you move!

Mood Booster Lessons: No-Prep Lesson Plans
March is quite a long and dull month, so why not transform your classroom into a hub of creativity? I share five mood-boosting, no-prep lesson plans to make your students learn and feel good about it!

10 Classroom Mood Boosters
Cure the classroom blues with these 10 energizing ESL activities! From tongue twisters to themed days, these mood boosters will keep your students engaged and motivated.

7 Free Online Courses in March: Mood Boosters
Since we’ve entered the Moody March, I decided to focus on mood boosters. Well, I can’t offer you some happy pills, but I can definitely offer you… free online courses.

Staying Relaxed in Class: No-Prep Lesson Plan
Discover creative ways to make your classroom a haven of relaxation and learning and encourage your students to unwind and thrive … while using English, of course!

Learn, Teach, Chill: 10 Ways to Relax in the Classroom
Short breaks aren't just downtime but the secret sauce to a vibrant, engaging, and enjoyable classroom. I share 10 activities for a better teaching… and chilling!

7 Free Online Courses in February: Chill and Relaxation
I’m starting our Relaxed February with some free online courses that will help you see the benefits of relaxation. I tried to find the courses that may be useful not only for you, but also for your students, so you may use them in case you have some extra classes.

Changes in Your Classroom: no-prep lesson plan
I think the best moment in January to start introducing changes is the end of the month. And the changes should be made by your students and you – so why not have a lesson on the changes your lessons need? Make students use English in the most relevant way: to create a positive change in their immediate environment!

Classroom Changes: How to Prepare for the New
Still feeling the "New Year, New Me" vibes? Before you go with introducing changes, take a step back and evaluate the effectiveness of the practices you currently use - and I share some ideas you can use!
