Spring is a great time to travel This month our Elementary (A2) students will learn how to ask questions, including directions to get around in a city and simple questions to make conversations. They will also read about a few different cities, such as Atlanta, Georgia (USA) and Moscow, Russia, both of which would be […]
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hello April This is the 4th month of today’s modern Gregorian calendar. April was originally the second month in the Ancient Roman calendar before the addition of January and February, and it only had 29 days. The festival of the new year in Ancient Rome took place at the end of March and ended on
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Month´s triva question / Sorteo del mes Future and technology In line with the historic Mars landing, our spotlight this month is on our Upper Intermediate (B2) group who will be looking at science and technology and making predictions about what the future holds. They will read about the future of 3D printing, including the
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hello March The month of March (Martius) was named for Mars, the Roman god of war, which was appropriate because after the ‘dead’ period of winter when the government and military were inactive, March was the month when military campaigns resumed. There is a well-known English proverb that says ‘March comes in like a lion
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Month´s triva question / Sorteo del mes Crazy competitions around the world This month our Pre Intermediate (B1) students will be reading about Crazy competitions around the world. One of the competitions highlighted in the book is the Beard and Moustache competition, where you can see men from countries all around the world sporting crazy
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hello February The name February comes from the Latin word februa, which means purification. The Romans held a feast of purification during this month. Today we don’t pronounce that middle -r when we say February in English (it sounds more like Feb U ary), but at least now you know why it’s there! The Roman
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