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Are you ready for St Patrick's day?
Are you ready for St Patrick's day?
Homework! A short video with the key words that children can learn and practice. These words will help them recognize and use the most important vocabulary connected to St. Patrick’s Day, such as leprechaun, rainbow, gold, shamrock, and pot of gold.
Watching and repeating these words together is a simple and engaging way for children to build their English vocabulary while getting excited about the celebration.
We hope you enjoy the video and have fun practicing the words at home!
Our I3 Pet Photo display is ready!
Our I3 Pet Photo display is ready!
We have finished our classroom mural with photos of all the I3 students’ pets!
Using the pictures, we worked on vocabulary such as the type of animal, whether it is big or small, and its colour. The children are very excited and love talking about their family pets. It has been a motivating and meaningful activity for everyone! 🐾
January songs! 🎤
January songs! 🎤
We are back from the Christmas holidays with our batteries fully charged!
This January, English lessons will be full of music, rhythm and fun as always.
🔹 I3 will enjoy the song “One Little Finger”, a perfect way to learn parts of the body while moving, singing and having fun together.
🔹 I4 will sing “What’s the Weather?”, helping children learn weather vocabulary and everyday expressions through repetition and playful routines.
🔹 I5 will get ready to move to the beat while learning to count up to 20 with a very cool rhythm! A fun and dynamic way to practice numbers in English.
Elf is here!! 🎄
Elf is here!! 🎄
Guess who just arrived in our classroom? 🎄✨
That’s right… an Elf from Santa Claus himself!
Straight from the North Pole, our magical little visitor has come to spend the days with us until the Christmas holidays. He’s here on a very special mission: to watch closely how our boys and girls behave… and yes, how their teachers behave too! 😉
Every morning, the children rush in to see where the Elf is hiding and what silly things he’s been up to. He might be sitting on a bookshelf, sliding down a pencil pot, or quietly observing from a cozy corner. One thing’s for sure—he’s always watching with a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his tiny face.
We’re so excited to have him with us, bringing laughter, magic, and a sprinkle of Christmas mischief into our classroom. Let’s all do our best to show him the kindness, teamwork, and joy that make our school such a special place.
Welcome, little Elf—we hope you enjoy your stay! 🎁✨
Learning English in November!
Learning English in November!
This month in our English classes, we’re having so much fun learning through songs, games, and movement!
In I3, we are exploring colors — we love naming all the things around us and singing about them!
In I4, we’re learning about emotions and family. We talk about how we feel, who’s in our family, and sing songs that help us express ourselves.
In I5, we’re practicing our daily routines and days of the week. We sing, dance, and act out our routines — it’s a great way to remember new words!
The children are really enjoying every moment, learning English in a fun and engaging way.
Below you’ll find the links to the songs we’re singing in class so you can enjoy them at home too! 🎵
Halloween week...👻
Halloween week...👻
This week, we’ve been celebrating Halloween in the most magical way! Our little wizards and witches received a magic wand and practiced some spells on the way to visit the witch Meg’s house.
We had so much fun mixing colorful potions and exploring spooky textures in our sensory trays. To finish our Halloween adventure, we went trick or treating! Meg (the witch) surprised us by trading ten pumpkins for a much tastier basket.
What an enchanting week full of laughter, magic, and Halloween fun! 👻🎃
Let's Keep Singing at Home!
Let's Keep Singing at Home!
This month, we’ve been having lots of fun singing and dancing in English! To help keep the joy going at home, we’ve attached the songs we've been working on in class.
Feel free to sing along, dance, and enjoy them together — it's a great way to keep practicing English in a fun and playful way!
English has started!
English has started!
This week we have started with English classes. During this months, we will experience lots of adventures through stories, songs, activities and we will also celebrate traditional festivals of English culture.
Stay tuned to the blog where we will be posting some photos and songs!
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