Natural Disasters

Watch the video to learn about natural disasters. Try to describe what happens during them. Write down new words for natural disasters and learn them. What natural disasters are possible in the place where you live? 

More about the topic, for those who love science and want to learn more: a video with an explanation about volcanoes. Can you understand it?

Here is an in-depth introduction to the Solar System and the planets that are in it. From the sun to why poor Pluto is no longer considered a planet, come along for a ride across the Solar System. 

Watch this informative video and you will learn a lot of interesting facts about many planets and not only them!

P. S. If you are not afraid of studying some new English words, watch the song about Solar system too. (It is in the previous post). The song has both nice music and a script that introduces new language. Why not have a try? 

It's time to become space explorers! (or at least to learn some new words about space:)

Watch this tricky song and try to:

• translate it into your mother tongue;
• write the words down while listening to it (It's OK to stop video to write the words. Try to write down more than one word at a time);
• after watching&listening, try to say as much as you can about the planets, can you?

It's high time to improve your English! 

Watch the video and understand the difference of using "LOOK" in different stuations. Write down your own sentences and you will remember them better!

A Logic Puzzle

Can you solve this logic puzzle from TED-Ed?

This has been called one of the hardest logic puzzles in the world. Can you solve it? 

Can you solve this logic puzzle?
This has been called one of the hardest logic puzzles in the world. Can you solve it?Find out the answer here: http://ow.ly/Ooxta
Posted by TED-Ed on 16 Июнь 2015 г.

New Game Link

If you are learning English you're sure learning irregular verbs. There are ways to make this difficult process fun. One of them is by playing games and get a lot of practice at the same time. Find the link to a game provided by Macmillan Dictionary http://www.macmillandictionary.com/ on Irregular Verbs Page. 

Do you like sausages? Or mayby you like ham better? Read a new poemby Kenn Nesbittand to see how many different kinds of sausage and meat people love eating!
The poem has been posted on Funny Poems Page. 

New Page

A new page has been added and you will find funny poems of Kenn Nesbitt, Children's Poem Laureate. There's a link to his own site where you will find not only texts and pictures but also audio made by the author and some cartoons too. 

Poetry4kids.com
Visit Poetry4kids for tons of poetry fun, including games, contests, discussion forums, and, of course, lots of funny poems!

A Catchy Clap Hands Game

Have you ever played any Clap Hands Games? 

They are really catchy, so why not have a try and have some fun?

Watch this video made by Splash Games, and learn - it's exciting!

New materials added

New videos, a game and a quiz on irregular verbs have been posted on Grammar Bite page and What Did You Say? Irregular Verbs? page (you find it in Contents on the right) 

Science&English

If you are interested in Science why not to combine it with English!
Study the interactive Periodic Table with videos that have explanations and experiments on each of the elements of the Periodic Table. Just click on one of the elements and learn chemistry with this wonderful resourse!
Here is the link:
http://ed.ted.com/periodic-videos  

P. S. It's addictive:)

Best works being published

Best works have been put on National Holidays page - have a look! Improve your posters and see your Infographic there too - there's enough place for it:)

Study collocations with make and do on Grammar Bite page. How many of them do you know already?

Visit American English website and play Trace Effects Game (a video game for learning American English and culture).  http://americanenglish.state.gov/trace-effects   

Listen to the funny Selfie-Song. Don't you feel like singing it along?