Songs are a great means of learning a language: they are fun to listen to, a great confidence-boosting experience if students can understand parts, useful for pronunciation, and thanks to their catchy melodies, really easy to memorise.
With 8 September being International Literacy Day (ILD for short), we would like to encourage you to reflect on your reading habits, your favourite stories and to introduce new habits into your everyday life.
Flashcards are colourful and easy to create, distribute and mix, but what else is there to them?
Whether you opt for a staycation or brave international travel this July, we’ve got the perfect travel companions for you in the BOOKR Class Library – ready for the ride?
We’re delighted that you’ve packed a lot of BOOKR Class books for your summer holiday. Judging by the TOP 5 downloaded books, healthy eating and the basics of phonemes and numerals were the order of the day this June.
What was distance teaching like for students and teachers? Practicing English teachers Kinga and Laci reflect on their and their students’ experiences.
Hooray for summer! With the new season come new opportunities to get reacquainted with loved ones, nature, and the world around you. BOOKR Class will be a fun travel buddy wherever you’re headed this June.
When it comes to speech development, there is a significant difference between bilingual and monolingual children. But does that mean that children with more languages are smarter, asks psychologist and mother of three bilingual children, Zsuzsi Papp.
Aesop’s fables have been told for thousands of years. They teach us eternal truths, add to our moral compass, and give us guidelines for life. Find them in the BOOKR Class library.
How do children learn to read? Is it any different for children whose parents speak different languages? Zsuzsi Papp, psychologist and mother of three, on becoming a bilingual reader from a subjective and slightly scientific point of view.
