August 5, 2022: Feeling “hangry”

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to describe their dream travel destinations, which can not only be anywhere on earth or in the universe, but also at any time in history.

This 90 minute advanced conversation lesson plan centers around a creative storytelling activity using pairs of mysterious images. Students work in groups to craft interconnected narratives about intriguing objects – a vintage jade ring and mysterious letters. Through a progressive three-stage process, pairs combine their stories into larger groups, ultimately creating a single class narrative.

The topic of the lesson will be, “When it Rome, should you always do as the Romans do?”

Digital devices are increasingly dominating our lives these days. Many, if not most of us are addicted to them.

Here’s the handout: This is the most watched TED talk. This was his follow-up talk. He was a very witty speaker and his opinions about the role of education are worth listening to. He passed away in August 2020. Here’s quick explanation in Japanese of Bloom’s Taxonomy. There’s lots of information out there. The basic…

This week, let’s explore some interesting “what if” questions! We’ll practice sharing our opinions and using useful B1 phrases to discuss common dilemmas. It’s a great chance to chat and expand your English conversation skills in a fun and thoughtful way!