Language Through Art: Have students create a piece of art (e.g. painting, drawing, collage) and then describe it in English. This can be a fun way to incorporate creativity into language learning, as well as practice vocabulary related to colors, shapes,

Language Through Art: Have students create a piece of art (e.g. painting, drawing, collage) and then describe it in English. This can be a fun way to incorporate creativity into language learning, as well as practice vocabulary related to colors, shapes, and other descriptive words. Cooking with English: Plan a lesson around cooking or baking a simple recipe (e.g. chocolate chip cookies or a fruit salad). As you prepare the dish, incorporate English vocabulary related to ingredients, measurements, and cooking techniques. Students can practice listening and speaking as they follow along and then enjoy their creation together. Storytelling: Encourage students to write or tell stories in English, either individually or in groups. Provide prompts or starting points to help students get started, and then have them share their stories with the class. This can be a fun way to practice grammar, vocabulary, and speaking skills while also promoting creativity and imagination. Role-Playing: Have students act out real-life scenarios (e.g. ordering food at a restaurant, asking for directions, making small talk with a stranger). This can help students practice speaking and listening skills in a practical, interactive way while also building confidence in using English in everyday situations.