Logic Puzzle No.4

Here is the logic puzzle of the week. Enjoy!

 Solution for the puzzle No.3

Resource: http://www.printable-puzzles.com/

One Stop English Prize

Our teacher Magnus has won a prize for a lesson on One Stop English!

http://www.onestopenglish.com/community/lesson-share/winning-lessons/

Test your vocabulary

This is a website where you can take a small test to see how many (approximately) English words you know:

http://testyourvocab.com/

Logic Puzzle No.3

Here is the logic puzzle of the week. Enjoy!

 Solution for the puzzle No.2

Resource: http://www.printable-puzzles.com/

Wordsquared

This is an online word game which is similar to scrabble. Have fun!

http://www.wordsquared.com/

Logic Puzzle No.2

Here is the logic puzzle of the week. Enjoy!





















Solution for the Puzzle No.1

Resource: www.printable-puzzles.com

Man vs. Wild - Listening Activity

Have you ever watched the adventures of Bear Grylls? Here is a short video where you can see one of his interesting inventions!

http://it.english-attack.com/videobooster/man-vs-wild/homemade-vehicle

The History of English in Ten Minutes

The Open University is a UK school of higher learning that has no formal entry requirements for admission. The idea is to make learning available to everyone of any age and walk of life, no matter where they live. You don’t have to wait to graduate high school to enroll at OU, and there is no age limit. There are no dorms, no residential component at all, but at more than 250,000 students the OU is the largest university in the UK. Since it was founded in 1969, over 1.6 million people have taken at least one Open University course.
In keeping with their mission of widening access to university-level study, the OU has a put a wealth of materials online. They have a database of research papers that is freely accessible to the public — Open Research Online — and OpenLearn makes available online, free of charge, learning materials used in coursework at The Open University. It’s not accredited so you won’t be able to parlay any of the work you do into an OU degree, but it’s an excellent resource for anyone looking to educate themselves on a subject of interest. There are over 500 free courses, from short introductory overviews to 50-hour advanced study programs, across 12 subject areas you can pursue on OpenLearn.
OL also has a YouTube channel, which brings us to reason for this here entry. Without further ado, please enjoy the History of English in (just over) Ten Minutes.

http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/11869

Logic Puzzle No.1

Here is a nice logic puzzle that you can have great fun with while practising your English. We will publish a logic puzzle every week, so keep following us!

Resource: www.printable-puzzles.com