Journey to Jo'burg

      The background of the story is South Africa during the apartheid years. Two young children are travelling alone to Jo’burg to try to find their mother who is needed back in the family village.

      Average: 3.6 (53 votes)

      CLIL RE: Introduction to Hinduism

      This is an information gap activity using a text about Hinduism to teach basic concepts about that faith and also improve vocabulary related to RE.

      Average: 3.4 (18 votes)

      Coming Home

      This BritLit kit is the first of an experimental kind in which video, audio and text are all used to create the full narrative; in fact, all three media need to be used for the story to be told.

      Average: 4.1 (42 votes)

      An Interview with Sir Peter

      Introduction
      This activity is based on the real story of Merhan Karimi Nasseri, who found himself unable to leave Charles de Gaulle airport in France, but became a popular subject for TV and newspaper interviews. It is a pair-work speaking, listening, reading and writing exercise for students who are at a good intermediate level or above. Time: at least an hour.    

      Average: 2.7 (23 votes)

      Bend it like Beckham

      'Bend it like Beckham' is better known as a film, but Nharinder Dhami's book of the same name follows the film faithfully, even reproducing some of the dialogue. The materials in this kit are based on the pivotal Chapter 7 of the book, and also make reference to the film.

      Average: 3.8 (110 votes)

      Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie

      Beryl Bainbridge's black comedy takes as its setting a noisy, argumentative working class family in Liverpool, getting ready to see a pantomime based on Peter Pan.

      Average: 3.9 (37 votes)
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