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Listen to the radio and learn

The BBC web page is a good link if you want to improve your English skills. The BBC podcast web page is one of the best ways to practise your listening.

😎 Try it! Go to the BBC podcast web page. Find a podcast by radio station or genre. Click on or look for the topics you like or you want to learn more about. Don’t be panic if you don’t understand all the words, try to catch the general meaning and go step by step.

We all live in a yellow submarine

You can listen to music, but sometimes is possible to read or even to watch music. Turn off the volume and let’s see it with Yellow Submarine,  a 1966 song by The Beatles.

😎 Try it! Think of a song and work in pairs. Prepare a power point presentation only with the lyrics or images about the song and show it to the rest of the class. Without listening the music, will your classmates be able to guess the title or the rythm of your song?

Minibeasts

A snail, a butterfly, an eel, a spider… how many ‘minibeasts’ do you know in English?

😎 Try it! First click on the video and try to identify and know the English name of these minibeasts. You can look for the translation in the dictionary. Then, try to complete the minibeast identification table. Finally, you can create your own identification table drawing the pictures and writing the names of the minibeasts learned.

Do you know the meaning of these verbs?

How many verbs do you know in English? It’s time to learn more!!

😎 Try it! Click on this English verbs online exercise and match verbs with definitions, if you know them you can continue to the next page, if not you can use the dictionary at the right corner of this blog. Try to remember and use them in the future!