22/10/2024
Year 3 character description plans!
When writing a character description we always need to plan first! #englishlearning #englishteacher
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If you want your child to develop and embed subject knowledge, language, grammar and writing skills in a holistic way the Reach Higher plus course is for you! We work on a big topic or theme for 12 weeks where they will explore one topic in detail by reading a range of texts, exploring new vocabulary, writing a text in the style of the articles they have read, then they will have the opportunity
22/10/2024
23/02/2024
Is your child struggling to grasp the underlying messages in what they read? My brand-new video program is tailored to address precisely this challenge. Dive into the A-Z of literary and reading devices that will empower your child to uncover the deeper meanings in their reading materials. From primary school to GCSE, we've got you covered!
Today, we kick off with the first technique: accent. Don't be fooled into thinking it's merely about how we speak. Accent is a powerful literary device that invites readers to explore characters on a profound level, reflecting their unique cultures. 🌍 Tune in to the video to learn more!
📽️ Watch now to start your journey to deeper understanding! 📖🔍
27/03/2023
Learning is a continuous process and learning a new English word every day can help you improve your English skills. By learning a new word every day, you can expand your vocabulary and better understand and express English. Let's work hard and make progress every day!
If you have been learning English for a while now then the shinobi word of the day is for you! Today's word is transport. What modes of transport do you know? Can you make a sentence using transport? Post your comment below. You've got this! 😁
27/03/2023
Learning is a continuous process and learning a new English word every day can help you improve your English skills. By learning a new word every day, you can expand your vocabulary and better understand and express English. Let's work hard and make progress every day!
If you are a relatively new learner of English then the grasshopper word of the day is for you! Today's word is worry. Worry is a verb. Can you make a sentence with the word worry? When do you feel worried? Post your comment below. You've got this! 😁
14/02/2023
It is important for children to understand the different classes of words when they are learning a new language. If you or your child want to learn more about basic word classes then this video is for you. Watch to learn about nouns.
What nouns can you see around your home? Comment below and let me know. 😎
30/01/2023
Do you or your child your child find it hard to speak fluently in English? Are they struggling to express complex ideas? Perhaps they have the words, but they don’t know how to put them together coherently?
And every time they try to do something about it, they either get stuck or can’t even get started.
Don’t worry! You are not alone.
Many of my students have had this problem, one student “James” came to me with a great wealth of vocabulary, and on the surface he could communicate with ease about the content of the lesson. When he tried to link this with one of his life experiences and other texts, he had read he couldn’t express himself clearly. He just wasn’t experienced in communicating in such a complex manner.
Over a period of a few months, he worked hard to overcome this barrier. We used a mix of sentence stems and frames, teacher correction and self-correction to help him push past this phase.
As a result, he was speaking more clearly and became more aware of his errors, he also learned to self-correct himself without my prompting in essence he was becoming his own teacher!
Believe in yourself, and you can do it too!
Let me know in the comments below:
What do you find MOST DIFFICULT about communicating clearly in English?
28/01/2023
I noticed some of you having trouble talking about the weather this winter, especially when it comes to the rain. A lot of my students will say things like "there is many rain" or "there is big rain".
If this is you, you can use the idiom: It is raining cats and dogs.
For example, if there is a particularly heavy rain you could say: It is raining cats and dogs out there!
Watch the video to learn more about this and why idioms are so important!
Let me know in the comments below:
Where else can you use this idiom?
What other idioms do you know about the weather?
28/01/2023
I noticed some of you having trouble with talking about the weather this winter, particularly when it comes to talking about the rain.
If this is you, you can use the idiom: It is raining cats and dogs!
Watch the video to see when you should use the idiom!
Let me know in the comments below:
Where else can you use this idiom?
Do you have anymore idioms about the weather?
27/01/2023
Hi! This is Leanne Amos.
I just wanted to come here to introduce myself and welcome you to my Facebook community.
I have been teaching online since 2018, and before this I worked as a therapist (helping people with their feelings) and as a teaching assistant in British schools. After Whales English (my EFL company) closed, I decided to go solo, and teach students independently. I also completed a PGCE (masters level qualification) to become a fully qualified teacher so that I could help my students even more! I now teach both online and face to face in British schools.
Outside of teaching I have two beautiful children whom I love to play with and take out on day trips to place in nature such a the beach or to one of the forests local to us. I also love to read, and in my spare time I sometimes bake and decorate cakes as a way of expressing my own creativity!
I’m so happy to meet you here and have you in my community. I have made a personal commitment to post content to help as many students as I can.
Let me know in the comments below:
What do you want to see in my daily posts that can be of help to you?
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