Here is a vocabulary-slash-writing activity that is based on the popular game Scattergories. In the unlikely case that you are not familiar with the game

Zero or Minimal Preparation Activities for Busy Teachers
Here is a vocabulary-slash-writing activity that is based on the popular game Scattergories. In the unlikely case that you are not familiar with the game
Last week I made a wonderful new discovery while I was looking for podcasts to listen to for my daily commute to school. I’m not
What’s the opposite of “cold”? What’s the opposite of “expensive”? What’s the opposite of “buy”? What’s the opposite of “boy”? Many adjectives and verbs, and
I love the little and unexpected detours that one sometimes takes from the planned lesson that we have in our notebook or/and in mind. I
This time I would like to share with you what I call a “vocabulary activation routine”. For starters, it activates vocabulary, as it is meant
One of the keys to successful teaching is the ability to provide ample opportunities for recycling language in varied, original and engaging ways. A substantial