Australian colonists celebrate Australia Day on January 26th to commemorate the first British fleet's arrival on Australian shores in 1788. Aboriginals have renamed it Invasion Day …
A Theme Page to work with the Holocaust in order to Never Forget, suitable for elementary and intermediate level students, A2.2 - B1 Related Themes: Tolerance, Racism
WebEnglish.se recognises The World Read Aloud Day, this year on February 3rd, partly to encourage teachers to read aloud to the students of any age, partly to discourage teachers from having students take turns to read aloud in class as a routine and finally, in order to give some better ideas for reading aloud
Groundhog Day is a holiday celebrated on February 2 originating from the custom of early German-speaking immigrants to Pennsylvania in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Background We can only hope that by the time we start talking about our homes, our students all have a safe place to live, where they can feel at home. The topic may arouse memories of the students' old homes, which the teacher needs to take into consideration when tackling the topic.
