Teaching English in primary school. Англійська мова в початковій школі

All English Tenses

A list of all English tenses including the structure of each tense and signal words for each tense.
Tenses Table

World AIDS Day

Lesson-plan "Living with AIDS"

List of As...As... Similes

This is a list of well-known as...as similes. There are more similes, of course, some common and others less common because anyone can make a simile at any time--you too!

As clear as a bell = very clear (of a sound)

As busy as a bee

As fresh as a daisy

As clever as a fox

As sick as a dog

As weak as a kitten

As free as a bird = very free to go anywhere

As red as a beet

As cool as a cucumber

As hard as a rock

As sweet as a rose

As slippery as an eel = slippery, evasive (of a person)

As light as a feather

As old as the hills = very, very old

As quiet as a mouse

As stubborn as a mule

As hungry as a bear

As plain as a day = very clear

As strong as an ox

As high as a kite

As regular as clockwork

As tough as nails = very tough in character (of a person)

As good as gold = very good and obedient (usually said of a person)

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Date/Datum

How to write dates in English and German? A helpful worksheet for students who study two foreign languages Date/Datum.

IATEFL SIGNATURE EVENT (2015)

Following the enormous success of IATEFL's first Q&A webinar with David Crystal in 2013, this year IATEFL is proud to offer its very own Signature Event featuring our highly knowledgeable patron. During this session, you decide on the content! David will answer questions on various language issues such as language use and change as well as grammar and lexis. Questions will be collected in advance on IATEFL's various social media sites and at the Meet the Patron events at the IATEFL Stand during the conference. David will also take questions from the floor. Come join this IATEFL Signature Event and get those questions answered!


IATEFL SIGNATURE EVENT

The Learning Station: Action Songs

 Children will love this energizing collection of fun, interactive activity and dance songs. Exercise and learning go hand in hand. Regular brain breaks enhance attentiveness, concentration and focus. They accelerate learning by allowing children to release their energy, anxiety and stress. Brain breaks also increase circulation, promote physical fitness and coordination. These action, dance and movement songs make it easy to integrate brain breaks into your classroom. They are also great activity songs for physical education, group activities or indoor recess.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheLearningStation