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Today, English is one of the most important languages worldwide. Therefore, we English teachers at the Stiftsgymnasium Admont set a high value on our teaching and strive towards planning our lessons carefully and individually to enable our students to interact with people all over the world. Learning English is definitely hard work in terms of studying vocabulary but English should also be fun and made lively by various games, creative lessons, role plays and interactions with Native Speakers. In the following we will show different facets of our communicative and individual English lessons. Enjoy! |
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Tag der offenen Tür – English presentation
Together with our language assisstant Sam some students of 2C presented “Who stole the cookies from the cookie jar?“ to our young visitors. Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot, two famous British detectives, tried to find the thief – with the help of our young guests. The students and visitors enjoyed playing detective – thanks a lot to Sam for coming up with such a great idea and helping us put it into reality!!
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The most dangerous animals of Australia
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A visit from Sam to the 1st form
The students of 1D were lucky to be visited by our language assistant. Together they played some games and had a lot of fun.
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Fun in the classroom with Sam our native speaker
The students of the 3rd class really enjoyed meeting our new native speaker. They particularly enjoyed the "murder game". :-)
Pancakes
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Halloween
As Halloween is approaching, the students of the "English 4 Fun" class decided to carve pumpkins! These traditional Jack o'lanterns (that's what they are called) are put on doorsteps and used as decorations prior to and on Halloween.
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My favourite bands
The students of the 3rd form proudly present their posters about their favourite bands.
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Spelling Bee
RSS Feed The English groups of 1C and 1D took part in a spelling bee. Congratulations to Bastian, Lara and Alexandra for being the best spellers – you did a great job!
