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Scrap winter projects

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Surprisingly, I've happened to use my projects in the classroom — it's quite attractive for the students to see some actual real-life materials along with the "been there, done that" stories as an addition to the book material and better than checking things on their own on the Internet. So from students' perspective this sole reason is enough for you, as a teacher, to collect some souvenirs from the countries you've been to.

Homework? Smile in the morning!

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Have you heard that even if you fake a smile, you genuinely start feeling happier? At least that's what American scientists say, but is it true? Me and my B2 group have decided to give it a try, hence the homework, perfect for grey November:

Deadly Islands (end of a course activity for pre-int+)

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This is my absolutely favourite project ever. I love it, it has always worked for me and my students and I had a lot of fun with it!

Proper anatomy :)

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That could be quite a nice homework for students - we all learn those boring parts of the body; but this might be a nice change

Mystery story writing (homework for intermediate+)

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Dear students of groups H1 and H2S, you are to write a mystery story for your homework. I have decided to make you work on one of the most mysterious events of the 20th century - the Dyatlov Pass Incident. Since it is to be a mystery story, please, put aside your common sense and let's dive into the ocean of conspiracy theories.

Homework for H1 students

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Here's a homework for my students: I want you to watch the video, understand what the girl says (shouldn't be THAT difficult, but hey, that's how real people speak) and write a short summary. Check the additional questions, please and be careful while doing science :P

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