The lesson plan Master Spring English Vocabulary: Words, Phrases, and Activities was designed as a helpful resource for English teachers looking for engaging ways to introduce spring-themed vocabulary in their classrooms. However, it’s also a perfect tool for English enthusiasts who want to expand their vocabulary and practice using new words in context. With a…
As I was thinking about Western vs. Orthodox Easter Traditions and how learning new vocabulary helps, I realized that both celebrations will fall on April 20 this year. We will be celebrating together! Let’s explore what is different and what is shared. Easter is primarily celebrated in Western Christian countries, including the United States, Canada,…
On this cold day, I’m excited to introduce this special edition: Winter Vocabulary for English Learners. ❄️ I’m dreaming of spring, but here in Toronto, it’s -20°C, and we just survived a harsh snowstorm. Schools and many businesses are closed, so I’m taking a snow day too. I decided to write a learning plan for…
Mastering idioms for everyday conversations is one of the most exciting yet challenging parts of learning a new language. As an English learner, I’ve realized that simply memorizing idioms isn’t enough. You need to learn them quickly and effectively to use them naturally in conversations. I’ll share some tricks that have helped me master idioms…
Valentine’s Day Vocabulary for Married Couples is the third installment of my series on Valentine’s Day vocabulary! 💖 Throughout this series, I explore different topics and share unique ideas on celebrating the day of love. So, I’m officially declaring this the month of love! 💕 In this article, I focus on married couples and why…
Valentine’s Day Vocabulary is a great way to boost your English skills while celebrating the day of love. Let’s look at some Romantic vocabulary for Valentine’s Day conversations with English speakers. Celebrate Love with New Words This Valentine’s Day! Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to express your feelings and connect with someone special. If…
Objective:Learn how to write resolutions using “I am going to” and “I will,” understand the difference between them, and practice writing your resolutions. 🎉 How to Write Resolutions That Stick (and Practice Your English at the Same Time!) The start of a new year feels magical—a blank slate full of possibilities. It’s the perfect time…
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate love than by learning to communicate in your partner’s language? It is time for English learning for Valentine’s Day, Dating someone who speaks a different language can be exciting, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. Love may be…
The holiday season is here, and it’s the perfect time to have fun, enjoy the festivities, and—why not?—practice your English along the way with Christmas tongue twisters. One delightful way to do this is to try tongue twisters! They’re entertaining and a fantastic tool for improving pronunciation and fluency. Let’s dive into what tongue twisters…
This article is the next installment in my efforts to help you practice English during the holiday season focused on words to do with Christmas decorations and festive cheer. I’ll share some fun and creative ways to keep up your language skills. Plus, I’ve included a delightful story for you to enjoy while practicing your…
