Daily Routines — What Do You Do Every Day? (A1/A2)
🎙 From the classroom: My morning in Réunion: wake up at 5am, drink coffee, look at the ocean, walk to the bakery. Every day, the same. Routines are where the Present Simple lives — and…
🎙 From the classroom: My morning in Réunion: wake up at 5am, drink coffee, look at the ocean, walk to the bakery. Every day, the same. Routines are where the Present Simple lives — and…
🎙 From the classroom: Young learners learn body parts fastest when they move. Touch your head. Touch your shoulders. The old song works because kinesthetic memory is one of the strongest kinds of memory —…
🎙 From the classroom: Réunion Island has remarkable animals: giant petrel birds, green sea turtles, chameleons in the garden, sharks in the lagoon. My daughter learned 'turtle' before 'table'. Children learn the words that mean…
🎙 From the classroom: My daughter is learning to name the world. Every day it's a new colour, a new shape. 'Papa, blue! Blue water!' That moment — when a child connects a word to…
My daughter is learning two languages at the same time — French from her mother, English from me, and Créole from the island she was born on. She points at things and we both name…
The five short vowels are the foundation of English reading. My daughter is learning them right now — let's learn together!
In every classroom I've ever been in — from Chittagong to Sydney to Réunion — these are the words every student needs to know.
My name — Sourov — is impossible for people in France. I spell it out loud every single day. Here's how to master spelling in English.
My daughter is learning to count. Every number she says makes me think about how I learned to count in three different languages!
Réunion island has dolphins, sea turtles, and giant lizards. Let's learn animal words in English!
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