Welcome to my English blog

Hi, everyone!

Welcome to my personal  English blog. I hope you find it useful and practical for improving your English skills. In this first entry, let me share you some images and links about different English topics.

See you soon!



https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-1/session-1

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/vocabulary/intermediate-to-upper-intermediate/appearance-2

https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2111/211122-global-destinations.html

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Genially: a film review

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  This Genially has been created to promote and encourage oral interaction among the students of one of my classes. We have continued working, like in previous tasks, with the cinema topic. The followed steps were the next ones: 1-       Students are divided into small groups of three or four taking into account the different levels to create balanced teams. 2-       They have to choose a film and look information about the cast, plot, characters and everything they would like to include about it. 3-       Then, they start to organise and write the information on Genially 4-       The teacher helps them during the process if they have technical problems or doubts. 5-    Finally, the students show their presentations to the rest of the class explaining every point, one minimum per every student of the group, included about the chosen film. To sum up, the use of...
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Edpuzzle cinema

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  In the last few weeks, we are studying in class the topic: “cinema and movies”, so I have decided to choose two short YouTube videos - from the movies “Lord of the Rings” and “Spiderman”- which have been cut using Edpuzzle. Apart from being popular movies for many of my students, my choice is based on the importance of the dialogues that appear in both scenes. Besides, we can use them to practise several skills as well as reviewing irregular verbs and other contents. The sequence of activities was: First, the students watched the videos at home – I flipped the class in this part – to look for possible unknown words or expressions in the dialogues of both films, and I asked them to write down all the verbs that appear in both clips too.   Then, we watched both videos together in class and reviewed the new words and expressions they have found in the dialogues previously. Afterwards, I wrote in the whiteboard all the verbs they have written down from the videos at home a...
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