St. Patrick’s Day and Ireland Trivia by Robyn Kincaide (South Korea ETA) It’s now March, which means that many of those around the world with Irish ancestors are looking forward to celebrating their heritage on St. Patrick’s Day. If you’re looking for a way to teach your students about this…
Latin America Teaching Collab Project by multiple Latin America ETAs It’s time for our first Lesson Resource of 2018! Fulbridge started as an initiative driven by Fulbright ETAs placed in Asia, so thus far many of our featured materials have been largely Asia-centric. However, we are continuing to expand and…
Valentine’s Day and Admiration contributed by an Indonesia ETA It’s February, and that means two things: The Fulbridge Lesson of the Week blog is back in action! Woot woot! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! If you’re scratching your head trying to come up with ways to incorporate a…
Christmas Minute to Win It by Hillary Veitch (South Korea ETA) It’s almost Christmas, and if your students are anything like those the US, they likely have little to no focus left at this point in the semester. Most are either exhausted by final exams or distracted by the approaching…
Bomb Games II by multiple contributors For our last Lesson Resource of the Month for 2017, we have decided to supplement one of our most popular lesson catalog blog posts from the past: Best Bomb Game Templates. If you have access to a computer and projector in your classroom,…
Winter Snowflakes by Amelea Kim (South Korea ETA) & Snow Day contributed by Czech Republic ETAs We’re heading deeper into December, and in many parts of the world (at least in the Northern Hemisphere), that means the weather’s getting pretty chilly. With this colder weather, there’s also a strong potential…
Crime by Thomas Lepke (Czech Republic ETA) In many countries around the world, crime dramas are one of the most popular genres of TV shows. So why not try to engage your students with a lesson centered around crime? This lesson by secondary Czech Republic ETA Thomas Lepke introduces students…
Layout Puzzles by Eugene Lee (South Korea ETA) When teaching English as a second language, it’s important to emphasize four key language skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Each of these skills comes with its own unique set of challenges as we teachers struggle to find ways to employ fresh,…
Writing a Job Application contributed by an Indonesia ETA Do you ever feel the need to prove to your students that your class does actually have a purpose to it, that they are actually learning skills that will be useful in the future? Amidst the grind of grammar lessons and…
Pluck the Turkey Thanksgiving Trivia by Robyn Kincaide (South Korea ETA) Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and many of us ETAs are excited to share with our students our enthusiasm for this holiday about giving thanks, visiting family, and gorging ourselves to bloatation. In many cases, however, students who…