In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about music, discover new vocabulary from your favourite songs, and practise expressing your opinions. You’ll listen to a song, discuss its meaning, and explore new words and phrases. You’ll work in teams to present your song and vocabulary to another group, practising your speaking and listeningSong Club

In this class, we’ll explore how different countries deal with crime, justice, and punishment. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about the legal system, discuss moral questions about right and wrong, and practise sharing opinions respectfully. We’ll look at common crimes, ask how laws affect daily life, and debate what makes a fair society. ByTalking About Crime and The Law

We’ll explore the life and art of Frida Kahlo, one of the most famous and unique artists of the 20th century. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about identity, pain, creativity, and culture. In this class, you’ll work with a partner to complete a short biography, ask and answer questions, and share your thoughts onArticle: Frida Kahlo

We’ll talk about hobbies and how we spend our free time. You’ll learn useful words and phrases to describe what you like doing, how often you do it, and why it matters to you. You’ll also ask and answer questions, share opinions, and discover which hobbies are popular in different cultures. By the end, you’llTalking About Hobbies and Free Time

We’ll debate a classic science fiction question with real-world consequences: If time travel were possible, should we be allowed to use it? You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about history, the future, technology, and ethics. You’ll practise sharing your opinions, giving reasons, and responding to different points of view. By the end, you’ll feel moreDebate: Time Travel