After having a week off for Semana Santa, everyone came back refreshed and like new! Our Young Learners 3 class decided after last term that this term we were going to focus on our writing skills. We have journals that we write in every Saturday about various topics to focus on different grammar points and
Summer in the City y Summer in the City – Teens son campamentos urbanos de verano en auténtico inglés norteamericano. Sus participantes, niños de 5 a 12 años y jóvenes de 13 a 16 años, viven el idioma a través de experiencias y actividades realizadas en inglés, y adecuadas a su nivel de madurez
This week in Young Learners 2 we continued studying the past continuous. We practiced this grammar point by writing silly short stories in the past and sharing them with the class. Next we talked about Earth Day, and we read Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree. We brainstormed ways that we can give back to the
Hello from the final week of the Winter Trimester in YL6! In addition to English language learning this trimester, our students have participated in a project called 20Time, where they dedicated 20% of their class time each week to exploring and creating a unique topic of their choosing. The idea for this project was born
Ya está abierta la matrícula para el trimestre de Primavera 2017. No os perdáis esta primavera para mejorar tu nivel de inglés a través de los cursos o los nuevos mini-cursos y talleres que ofrecemos. Las clases del trimestre de Primavera 2017 comienzan los días: – Lunes, 3 de abril (clases de lunes y
Last week in Kids Club 3 we geared up for Read Across America, a nationwide reading celebration in the United States that takes place the first week of March to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Students carefully selected picture books they enjoy and wanted to read to younger learners. They also practiced story-telling techniques for reading
This trimester in YL1 Saturdays, we have been improving our reading, listening, and pronunciation skills by enjoying different books from the library of the International Institute. A favorite book of ours was “No-Bot: The Robot With No Bottom!” We also enjoyed “From Head to Toe” and learned about the different actions different animals make. Additionally,
Last month the students in YL4 did their own Black History Month research projects in the computer lab and then gave group presentations to the rest of the class. We learned so many interesting things from each other about people like Malcolm X, Harriet Tubman, and Granville Woods. This group is more impressive each week!
For the last two weeks, students in Miss Cynthia’s Young Learners 3 class have been working on developing and creating board games to help them review the grammar they have been learning this semester. The project started when the following question was posed as part of their weekly journal writing. If you could change
This week in Kids’ Club 2, we celebrated Valentine’s Day. To get into the theme of “love”, we read a book called Waking Beauty that offered a funny, modern version of the classic “Sleeping Beauty” fairy tale. We also read a short children’s book called The Night Before Valentine’s Day. We discussed new vocabulary and