Hanukkah by Elizabeth Glickman (South Korea ETA) As promised, we’re kicking off the month of December with a holiday lesson. This week we’re featuring a lesson about Hanukkah to help teach students about other holidays, besides Christmas, that are celebrated in the United States during the month of…
Thanksgiving and Football by Hillary Veitch (South Korea ETA) Thanksgiving in America is only about a week away now, so if you’re looking for a great lesson idea we’ve got one! This lesson from a third-year ETA packs together the history of the American holiday, along with two things…
Can You Give Me a Hand? by Robyn Kincaide (South Korea ETA) and Making Excuses by Jessica Zucker and Jet Cessant (South Korea ETA’s) This week we’re featuring two secondary-level lessons that incorporate American songs and fill-in the blank lyrics which complement instruction on key phrases and grammar points. The first…
The Presidential Election by Rebecca Brower (South Korea ETA) Welcome to the post-Halloween time of the year, the time when many have already started their countdown to Christmas! It will be a few weeks yet before we start featuring holiday themed lessons, so for now here’s one to help…
Ghostbusters Halloween by Rebecca Brower (South Korea ETA) Halloween is coming! So to help you out with lesson planning, this week’s post features a Halloween lesson. It is an edited version of a lesson I made and used last year, it is also elementary level so it will need to be…
My Horrible Vacation and Fast and Furious: Streets of Korea by Rebecca Brower (South Korea ETA) This week I wanted to share a couple of lessons that I used recently in my elementary school classes. As a kid, I always enjoyed Mad Lib stories, so I wrote a couple of stories for my classes using…
Bon Appetit by Taylor Sutton (South Korea ETA) & Ben Harris (South Korea ETA) It’s starting to feel a little like fall here in South Korea, so this week I wanted to share a lesson that combines fall with one thing all students love- food! Bon Appetit is a two-part lesson created by…
What Do Americans Eat by Kristen O’Brien (South Korea ETA)
American Elementary Schools vs. Korean Elementary Schools by Kristen O’Brien (South Korea ETA)
April Fool’s Day Lesson by Preston Nanney (South Korea 2014) and various other websites!