English for parents – fart
Yes, it’s come to this. Farts. Bottom trumpets, passing gas, toots, air biscuits, dropping an egg, breaking wind, and amusinglyContinue Reading
Author: Abbie
English everyday – huh, uh-huh and nuh-uh
Words that aren’t really words for example; huh, uh-huh and nuh-huh. Do you know what they mean? Are they wordsContinue Reading
English for parents – Phrase books!
So they’re finally done. I’ve written a book! In fact I’ve written two books, with the help of my awesomeContinue Reading
English everyday – congratulations
It’s my birthday! (It’s not, but stick with me)… What will you say to me? Happy Birthday? Congratulations? Something else?Continue Reading
English for parents – playground games
I could write a whole book about the games children play, but I’m just going to talk about a fewContinue Reading
English coaching – why I won’t correct all your mistakes
How do you feel when you are told you have made a mistake? Bad, sorry, ashamed, guilty, unconfident? I’m guessingContinue Reading
English everyday – let alone
The doctors said he would never walk again, let alone run. He barely looks 12 years old, let aloneContinue Reading
English for parents – grumble and grizzle
Two of my favourite words are grumble and grizzle. Not because of what they mean, but because of how theyContinue Reading
English everyday – strop and in a mood
‘My computer is having a strop. So is my daughter! 😦 ‘ You can throw a strop, have a stropContinue Reading
English for parents – mucky and grubby
Two words that parents love; mucky and grubby. Both mucky and grubby mean dirty, and always physically dirty. Especially theContinue Reading
