Are you going to celebrate this special day with your students? The countdown has already begun!
Museums are places of adventure and discovery. They help us to learn more about our history, they inspire us to transform the world around us and they can also be a great place to practise our English. So, take a break from your usual routine and dedicate a fun lesson to museums and International Museum Day!
Making a Museum (London Vehicles)
- 📌 Young Learners: Children
The London Transport Museum is here to inspire your young English learners to make their own museum! Just download these activity sheets and help your students to cut out and colour templates of some of the most iconic vehicles in London!
💡 tip: That’s a great way to decorate your EFL classroom! And if you tag the London Transport Museum on social media using @ltmuseum or #LTMLove, you may see your students’ creations reposted! You could also display your English learners’ London Vehicles and invite their parents for a tour.
Teaching History with 100 Objects
- 📌 Young Learners: Teenagers
Teaching history with 100 objects is the result of a partnership between museums across the UK and the British Museum (it consists of 100 resources based on objects selected from museums in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales and from the British Museum).
One hundred objects with resources, information and teaching ideas to inspire your students’ interest in history… Can the power of objects motivate young people’s interest in museums? Let’s motivate everyone to learn more about this fascinating collection!
