Little Explorer is a complementary subject that supports English learning in Early Years. Its goal is to provide children with a space where they can acquire vocabulary and knowledge related to the term’s topics in a hands-on, experimental, and meaningful way.
In Early Years, routines are an essential part of learning English. Every session begins with our Good Morning routine, where we greet each other, sing songs, and talk about the weather and how we feel.
We are back at school and ready to welcome 2024!
During the first days of school we were refreshing and practising English by sharing with the rest of students our winter break.
The air gets crispy and leaves begin to fall, it is that time of the year: Halloween is here!
In our school, Halloween isn’t just a day of dressing up and collecting candy – it’s a fantastic celebration full of creativity, fun, and a little touch of spookiness.
Thanksgiving is an American tradition that takes place every fourth Thursday in November. Families gather together to share the typical Thanksgiving dinner: turkey, mashed potatoes with cranberry sauce, vegetables and pumpkin pie.
Summer is over and English fun is back. Our students have been playing in the English class to refresh everything we learnt last year.
This year in pre-school (I3, I4 and I5), we have met Greenman and his friends. They live in a magic forest and they will be with us during the pre-primary period.
This month we have been working on food. We have learned some ingredients, some food, and some actions related to them.
In 3rd grade of Primary kids have been working on the characteristics and the abilities that different animals have.
Any language has 5 different skills: listening, speaking, interacting, reading and writing. All of them need to be trained when learning.