Hello Tasnim. You might not see this comment since it's a year later, but i just came across your channel. I am a new teacher and have been stressing a lot lately on how to be creative or get ideas. I want to tell you thank you for all of the content and information you share with us. It has help so much and taken a lot of pressure off of me. I appreciate what it is that you do for us all. Thanks again and Happy Teaching!
Hey Jonathan!! Your comment made my day 😃! So happy to read this and so happy the activities are helping you because I know how stressful planning & preparing for classes could be. Thank you so much for your sweet kind comment 🥹🙌🏻✨
Omg, thank you so much. This pretty much save a lot of my time prepping for my primary ESL lessons. I love it! Simple yet effective warm up or in your preferred term, ice breaker 😉 Sometimes, I get stuck figuring out how to make the lessons engaging especially during this time of remote learning. I always watch your videos for inspiration. 🤩 I appreciate the time you have invested making the videos. Thumbs up for quality content 👍🏼
Awwww! I’ve never read a more thoughtful comment! Thank you Hafni for your sweet words 😭 You also paid attention to the little details haha you’re awesome & you’re so welcome 🥳✨ I’m super flattered!!
Thank you so much and by the way all the conclusion about bears made me laugh it's like me trying to focus on prepare the lesson and my mind fly away somewhere at times and yes polar bear are so nice. 1st. time here and I love it I'm gonna share the words with other teachers in need.
Hey Claudia! I really enjoyed reading your comment☺️! Preparing a lesson makes my mind drift too lol! Thank you so much & thank you for spreading the word love! 🙌🏻🐻❄️🤍
These are great for icebreakers. But then I get complaints when I try to actually teach that it’s too hard and not fun, so these will make up my entire classes now 🙃
I know! Some students may find certain activities hard and get demotivated 🫢 I also hate it when a warmup takes up all the time, so I try to do one activity & limit that game to 1 or 2 rounds! Hope you find something that your students will enjoy 🙏🏻
How have you acquired this accent because I know the fact that no matter how excellent one can be may not imitate English to this level being as a non native.
Hey love! Oh! I don’t think my accent is that great, but thanks! I once read that acquiring a certain accent is easily done if the person has been exposed to it when they’re very young! I don’t know if that’s true in my case, but I was very invested in learning the English sounds! And practice is always a key.
Hi Maam. Can you help me with the difference of present perfect tense and present perfect passive voice tense. He has understood the question. He has been understood the question. What's the difference and why we use it? If you spare few minutes to guide me through will be a great help. Looking forward for help. Thanks.
@@sweetsimple5280 hey! Sorry for my late response love! Well, we use the present perfect in the passive form for all the same reasons we use it in the active form; to talk about completed actions or experiences. However, the second sentence should be ‘the question has been understood (by him)’ if we want it passive. I hope that helped!
