Diana With Edge

13/06/2026

Ever had a lesson where students actually argue because they care?

Meet Prince: a tiny Chihuahua with literary ambitions, excellent vocabulary, and a very long list of grievances.

In this B2–B2+ media-based lesson, students listen, predict, analyse, defend their opinions, and rewrite the story from different perspectives. Some think Prince is a victim. Others think he's unbearable. Nobody leaves without an opinion.

✔️ Presentation
✔️ Student Worksheet
✔️ Teacher's Guide + Answer Key
✔️ Full Transcript
✔️ Wordwall & Blooket Activities

Because sometimes the best discussions start with a very dramatic dog.

🐾 Link in the comments.

05/06/2026

Your students deserve better than another textbook discussion about hobbies.

My newest Vault Lesson uses a scene from *Frasier* to teach sarcasm, humour, cultural references, and the art of turning a minor inconvenience into a Shakespearean tragedy.

☕ Coffee ruined.
📰 Newspaper touched.
🐕 Dog staring.

Frasier is not coping.

B1-B2 | Ready to teach | Presentation + Worksheet + Teacher's Notes + Cultural Notes

☕ A ruined coffee. A stolen newspaper. A dog that won't stop staring.Welcome to Frasier's worst morning.This lesson is built around a brilliant scene from Frasier (Season 1, Episode 2), where a perfectly ordinary breakfast turns into a full-blown existential crisis. Through Frasier's increasingly ...

04/05/2025

Why do we spell it cough and say /kɒf/?
Because English is drunk and Ricky deserves revenge.

A new Vault lesson set for when your students need to laugh and scream at English.

Full version here → https://dianartemis.gumroad.com/l/tsgrng

27/06/2024

https://www.facebook.com/100063768152300/posts/949670130501917/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

18/05/2023

Life before the Internet:

From The Russell Howard Hour, Russell and the kids tackle technology and what life was like for these kids before the internet. Welcome to the official Russe...

27/01/2022

I love the look :)

I love this idea lol

13/12/2021

Oh, no! Not coffee😱