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Watch a recording of this webinar looking at micro writing activities.

This lesson with simple Christmas activities is aimed at children aged 5–8.

The power of an image often doesn’t lie in the image itself, but in its ability to trigger images and stories in the minds of our students and create a need and a desire to communicate. There are three types of images that I find particularly powerful as teaching tools.

Do you teach young learners? Do you have to draw cats, dogs or birds on the board? 

Do you teach young learners? Do you often have to draw animals on the board? In this video, Paul Millard from the British Council in Vietnam provides drawing tips to help you improve your artistic skills!

Do you use songs in your lessons? How? Watch how Seema uses them and then share your ideas below!

If you have a computer and a projector in your classroom, PowerPoint can be a very useful addition to your teaching toolkit.

How do you use flashcards in your class? Watch Vikki, and then let us know how you use them by leaving a comment below.

Teachers often disagree on whether or not to use the phonemic chart in their lessons. Watch Peter and Clare argue for and against, then why not tell us what you think.