Language teaching

Educational fiction

Educational fiction

Animals and well-being

Language history

Language identify

Image source Just like every day over the past three years, Maggy went to the park to sit on her favorite bench. She was deep in her seventies, but it was a kind of ritual that she followed every day.

Educational writing

Fictional writing

Fiction, short story

In the country where Wendy lived, there had not been any rain for a long, long time. Everything was dry and the animals that didn't die of hunger yet, moved far, far away. The crops had died in the fields,

Ellie the elephant and Rico the Rhino are the best of friends. They grew up together, went to pre-school together and now they are in primary school, same class, same teacher – as happy as can be. The

Nine year old Steve hated school and with good reason. He was failing most of his subjects and was almost certain to have to repeat grade four. His parents and teachers were puzzled by the boy’s learning

When using visual arts materials to not only identify, but also to treat emotional trauma and mental disorders, it can be called Art Therapy. By creating images in drawings, paintings, sculptures and

When you write about a person, organize your ideas into a paragraph.  A paragraph is a group of sentences about one idea.  The first sentence tells a paragraph's main idea. Then a few sentences

It was the fourth day. Jerry had started wondering if anyone would ever come to save them, or if they were just going to slowly die of cold and hunger here in the desert. Source This morning it was obvious

Harvey Hippopotamus was a hippo who lived very happily with the rest of his family in a muddy pool. He was very happy, had lots of good friends and nobody had any reason to dislike him. He was just an

"Daddy, daddy, come quick," said an exhausted Jake as he ran into the kitchen out of breath. "There is a monster under my bed." Source Jake's dad raised his eyebrow and looked at his

During 'play', children get the opportunity to develop interdependence and to interact and communicate with other children. While sharing affection with others, learning takes place and personalities form.

Many moons ago, in the shade of a large tree, Christine sat and stared out in front of her. She was very sad. She had been married for ten years and still didn’t have a child. Every day when she went to