Surviving the Primary Language Classroom
One week on from the Language Show at Kensington Olympia, here's my presentation entitled SURVIVING THE PRIMARY LANGUAGE CLASSROOM. Not a title I would necessarily chosen as, to me, it implies that teaching languages is some sort of ordeal which is, for most of

¡Feliz cumpleaños Sesame Street!
Sessame Street is 40 this year as Google reminded us yesterday when the Wallace and Gromit 20th birthday mast head was replaced with one celebrating Sesame Street. Today it's Oscar the Grouch!So, in honour of Sesame Street's birthday, here's a very catchy song from Mexico about fruit and healthy eating.¡Qué os disfrutéis!

The Language Show
On Saturday I'll be in London at The Language Show. So excited!There is so much to see and do - check it out for yourself here!I've been asked to do

Mis amigos Pooh y Tigger
I've been having a little look at Youtube resources again, and, inspired by the session last week on teaching Infants languages, I've found some sweet little videos featuring Winnie the Pooh and Tigger too! Now, Winnie is always a winner in my books - I just love that bear of very little brain! - but talking Spanish is even better.A couple of ideas.This clip is called Estrellita abrillar and is a version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (I know other words). The story seems to be that Lampi, the Heffalump can't sleep and they sing to him. However, his Mummy sings different word

Lisibo Talks! latest
I've spent some time over the weekend doing something that I find rather uncomfortable - listening to my own voice! Whilst it is much better than watching myself on video, I find myself cringeing at the sound of my accent and speech habits. In my