11 Feb 2026

Inventions

 Imagine you are a robot or a game designer. Choose one topic, please. The following questions might help you.

    Describe your robot:

  • What is the robot's name?
  • What does it look like? Is it big or small? What colour is it? Is it shiny or not? Does it wear any clothes? Has it got arms, legs and eyes? How big are they? What colour are they?
  • What is your robot like? Cheerful, serious...?
  • What is it made of? Metal, steel, plastic, recyclable material...?
  • What can it do?
  • Who is it for?
  • How can you order it? How much does it cost?

    Describe your online game:

  • What's the name of your online game? What type of game is it?
  • Where can you play it? How do you start the game? How many levels or programmes are there? What happens at each? How do you stop playing?
  • What is the story about? Who are the characters? What are they like? What do they do?
  • What is the aim of the game?
  • What ages is it for?
  • Why is this game different? Why should people play it?
  • Where can you find the game? How much does it cost?

(Un)countable Nouns

Do you eat chocolate every day? How much water do you drink? How many pencils are there in your pencil case? 

These questions help us talk about countable and uncountable nouns.

Countable nouns are for things we can count, like apples or chairs. We use a or an with singular countable nouns (a bottle. an orange).

Uncountable nouns are for things we can't count, like milk or rice. But you can use portions to count uncountable nouns, like a glass of water or two sugars (two spoonfuls of sugar).

In case you missed these games last year, here they are again =)

9 Feb 2026

Gadgets

Which of these is your favourite gadget? How do you use it? How often?
Do you think they'll be around in 20 years? Why do you think so?

  • smartphone
  • tablet
  • games console
  • drone
  • VR headset

Safer Internet Day

Online safety is very important. Take a look at the tips and check your knowledge with these quizzes

When are you usually online? Why do you go online? What do you enjoy doing online? Who do you interact with? Is it always positive for your? What content or information do you share online? Why do you share it? Is there any information that should never be shared online?

Think about the good sides and the challenges of the online world. Design a poster or an infographic with top 5 tips on using the online world or staying safe online.

2 Feb 2026

A Star's Life

 Who’s your favourite star? It can be a sportsperson, actor/actress, singer, writer, or activist – but remember, they must be alive. Your task is to write 60–80 words, organised into paragraphs.

Here are some guiding questions to help you:

P1 (Introduction): What’s his/her name? Has he/she got a nickname? What does he/she do for a living?
P2 (Background): When and where was he/she born? Where does he/she live? Who does he/she live with?
P3 (Daily Routine): What does he/she do every day? What is his/her daily routine like?
P4 (Free Time): What does he/she like doing in free time? Who does he/she spend time with?
P5 (Conclusion): Why is this famous person special? Why do you admire him/her?

28 Jan 2026

If Clauses

Think about it: If you drop ice in the sun, what happens? It melts!

Or: If it rains tomorrow, what will you do? Maybe stay at home.

That’s how If Clauses work — they help us talk about facts and possible futures.

26 Jan 2026

Entertainment

 Everyone has a story they love—whether it’s a magical film or an exciting TV series. Now it’s your turn to share your favourite! Choose one and write a short blog post (80–100 words).

Organise your writing into 4 short paragraphs. Use the questions below to guide you:

Write About a Film

Paragraph 1: What is the title of the film? What type of film is it (comedy, fantasy, adventure…)? Who directed it? Who are the main actors?
Paragraph 2: What is the film about? Who are the main characters? What do they do? Who is your favourite character? Why? (Don’t reveal the ending!)
Paragraph 3: What did you think about the film? How were the story, actors, special effects, soundtrack, costumes, or ending?
Paragraph 4: Who should watch this film? Why?

Write About a TV Series

Paragraph 1: What is the title of the show? What type of programme is it (comedy, drama, reality, documentary…)? Who created it or presents it? Who are the main actors or characters?
Paragraph 2: What is the show about? Who are the main characters or people? What do they do? Who is your favourite character or presenter? Why? (Don’t reveal the ending of episodes!)
Paragraph 3: What do you think about the show? How are the storylines, acting, humour, special effects, music, or costumes?
Paragraph 4: Who should watch this programme? Why?