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
En una de las actuaciones más alabadas de su carrera artística, Daniel Day-Lewis encarna al presidente Abraham Lincoln en una de las luchas políticas más difíciles de su vida. A principios del año de 1865–y con la Guerra Civil estadounidense llegando a su fin–Lincoln utiliza todas las maquinaciones políticas a su alcance para lograr la
This trimester we return to the theme of Equality as seen through the lens of some of the major works of African American literature. Particular attention will be paid to works of the Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras, the Black Arts Movement, and the contemporary period. Instructor: Andrew Bennett, PhD ➢ Language Skills developed include:
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,
honey-cornbread-recipe Comments : This recipe is really fun and easy to make and it needs honey! We hope you have enjoyed the story for this month “The Beeman” by Laurie Krebs & Valeria Cis… and also your homemade honey cornbread. See you next session! — Family Book Club: American Family Food Stories The Family Book Club will
Join us from 19h-20h on March 23rd in room 304 for a free American Cultural Studies open session. Come to learn about upcoming course content for the Spring 2017 ACS 10 week courses, find out about our new American Music Legends 5 week mini-course, and meet ACS faculty. Reserve your seat online today American Expression
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!
COMING IN MAY! Ever wanted to be a playwright? Students with at least an upper intermediate level of English will learn the basics of playwriting in this intensive 2 day, 6 hour workshop where you will create scenarios, breathe life into complex characters, and receive feedback on your own writing from fellow writers and a
COMING IN MAY! Designed for adult students with at least an Upper Intermediate level of English, in this 6 hour, 2 day workshop students will rehearse and perform a modern adaptation of the classic fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood with an ensemble of actors and a professional stage director. The workshop will be a
COMING IN MAY! This 5.5 week mini-course will use a selection of films about journalism in the United States to illustrate Hollywood’s portrayal of the press. We will combine short activities in film analysis with a selection of readings about the historical events portrayed in the films to better understand the role of the press
