The nineteenth of September is the day when everyone in the world should talk like a pirate. While largely a bit of fun, Talk Like a Pirate Day also draws attention to the history of pirates and piracy, to the cultural and romantic signficance, and for English teachers, to popular Pirate English expressions.
We cover :
- Talk Like a Priate Day
- "Pirate English"
- Some pirates and piracy in history
- Sayings with pirate
- how to promote and celebrate English with Talk Like a Pirate Day
- ideas, activities, resources
- for Lower Primary (G1 - 4), Upper Primary/Middle School (G5 - 8) and High School (G9 - 12)
and more. This one-hour session provides seversl activity ideas; ask us about detailed support.
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A C1 or higher level of English is assumed.
This is a one-hour synchronous online interactive seminar; an in-person, face-to-face option is also available.
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