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Riddles 1) I have cities, but no houses; forests, but no trees; water, but no fish. What am I? 2)…
Tongue Twisters | Tangle Your Tongue
Betty Botter bought some butter, But she said the butter’s bitter. If I put it in my batter, It w…
G-Shala | Education in Your Pocket |Ink and Insight | Pallavi Gupta
Introduction and origin of G-Shala app G-Shala is an acronym for ‘Gujarat Students’ Ho…
Making English Easier | Beyond The Alphabet | Pallavi Gupta
One of the many salient characteristics which makes Hindi the most scientific language is, it i…
Hilarious Words | Word Wonders | Darshana Patel
The English language, bless its messy heart, is a glorious tapestry of contradictions, quirks, an…
Mind Matters | Tackling Student Daydreaming in the Modern Classroom | Ink and Insight | Hiren Maheta
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The gr…
Word Clipping | The Art of Precision in the Language | Language Fun | Pallavi Gupta
English is an interesting language. The most specific characteristic of this global language is, i…
Gamifying | Teaching Present Perfect Tense Through Engaging Activities | Wordplay Wonderland | Shashank Patil | Secretary LinguaZine |
Navigating the intricacies of grammar can be a challenging task, especially for Primary school …
The world of sounds | Cracking the Pronunciation Code | Part 2 | Beyond the Alphabet | Karsan Desai | President, Lingua Odyssey, and a teacher at Kesarpura Kampa Primary School
In last article we discussed that human speech is universal and yet individualistic and we gene…
Riddles
Riddles 1) Which is the letter of English alphabet which is pronounced as an animal in English? 2…
Tongue Twisters |
She sells seashells by the seashore, The shells she sells are surely seashells. So if she sells s…
Making English Easier | Journeys Shared | Pallavi Gupta | A teacher at Juna Balvantpura Primary School
Making English Easier As a Master Trainer, I have got a few opportunities to visit various Gover…
The world of sounds | Cracking the Pronunciation Code | Beyond the Alphabet | Karsan Desai | President, Lingua Odyssey, and a teacher at Kesarpura Kampa Primary School
The world of sounds Cracking the Pronunciation Code Evolved over millions of years, human speech …
Blending words | Unlocking Creativity | Pallavi Gupta | A teacher at Juna Balvantpura Primary School
Blending words | Unlocking Creativity English is an interesting language. The most specific chara…
Etymology of Chip | Word WOnders | Shashankar Patil | Secretary, Lingua Odyssey, and a teacher at Likhi Primary School
Etymology of Chip The word ‘chip’ has come from the old English word ‘for cippan’ meaning ‘to c…
Decoding Dictionary | Understanding the important elements of a dictionary. | Darshana Patel Tecaher at Nananpur Primary School, Prantij, Gujarat, India
Decoding Dictionary Understanding the important elements of a dictionary An English language s…
Pioneer’s Meet | A Small Step, A Strong Leap | Hiren Maheta | Tecaher at Mathasuliya Primary School, Himmatnagar, Gujarat, India
Pioneer’s Meet A Small Step, A Strong Leap A dream, that you nurture in your heart for any kind …
Leading the Way | Learning is not attained by chance ; it must be sought for with ardour and diligence. | Karsan Desai | President, Lingua Odyssey
Leading the Way Learning is not attained by chance ; it must be sought for with ardour and dilig…