Creative Language Teaching is a blog for all ELT / ESL teachers interested in making their lessons far from being ordinary. Having in mind that not every lesson can be conducted entirely that way, I firmly believe the creative approach towards language teaching has vast potential to offer. Once you understand that education means inspiration, you will become interested in making your students inspired. And this is what this blog is about - being inspired and making others inspired as well.
27 Nov 2013
20 Things We Should Say More Often
Here is a special list of 20 things we should say more often. What would you add to it?
5 Food Films to Binge On For Thanksgiving
Films about food not only for Thanksgiving lessons :-)
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25 Nov 2013
Town
Create your own town.
Show it to your students and encourage them to create their own imaginary town.
17 Nov 2013
The Butterfly Alphabet
Norwegian nature photographer Kjell Bloch Sandved has an enormous
collection of butterfly images, and one day he noticed that many of the
natural shapes in their beautiful wing patterns resembled letters of the
alphabet. So he created the Butterfly Alphabet, featuring all 26
letters in the English alphabet, plus 10 single-digit numbers from 0 to
9.
You must show it to your Students :-)
You can read more here
You must show it to your Students :-)
You can read more here
10 Nov 2013
Before I die I want to . . .
Before I Die – amazing project offers a global ethnography of people's most heartfelt hopes and desires.
Click here to see more.
- What do YOU want to do before you die?
Click here to see more.
7 Nov 2013
The beauty of a second. Present Continuous and video making
The inspiration came from here: Film Lesson
The lesson is about using Present Continous and making short, one second videos.
Students they are going to watch a short film in which there are 60 clips each lasting one second. Ask them to identify as many of the moments as they can using the present continuous tense
1) The Beauty of a Second - 1st round compilation
2) The Beauty of a Second - 2nd round compilation
3) The Beauty of a Second - 3rd round compilation
Show your students 'Best One Second' winner Jan Herms - Monumental Night with Moving Stars
Encourage your students to make their own video.
“The Beauty of a Second” is a short film contest presented by award-winning director Wim Wenders.
The contest is open to everyone: from amateurs to professionals. Everybody can become a filmmaker.
Everyone has a story to tell, so get filming!
The lesson is about using Present Continous and making short, one second videos.
Students they are going to watch a short film in which there are 60 clips each lasting one second. Ask them to identify as many of the moments as they can using the present continuous tense
1) The Beauty of a Second - 1st round compilation
2) The Beauty of a Second - 2nd round compilation
3) The Beauty of a Second - 3rd round compilation
Show your students 'Best One Second' winner Jan Herms - Monumental Night with Moving Stars
Encourage your students to make their own video.
“The Beauty of a Second” is a short film contest presented by award-winning director Wim Wenders.
The contest is open to everyone: from amateurs to professionals. Everybody can become a filmmaker.
Everyone has a story to tell, so get filming!
6 Nov 2013
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