It is even being reported on the Abruzzo Channel 5 Live news as I am writing!
As you can see, Norris is getting rather rotund. The plus side is that she has been dutifully laying an egg a day in my plant pot, would you believe. She is providing the necessary main ingredients for fresh omelettes, pancakes, fresh pasta and tonight, a very fine cake, so I shouldn't really complain. With Easter coming up soon, I certainly won't go short of easter eggs!
Lesson Ideas
Fodey.com is a great resource for using with students of any age. In this post, I have demonstrated 3 of the different features available on www.fodey.com. The Newspaper Generator, Create a Newscast picture and the Ninja Text. I certainly had a lot of fun playing around with them! I am sure students would enjoy exploring them, too. These features could be easily embedded in a class blog for projects and assignments.
What do you reckon? If you have used fodey.com in any projects with your students, I would love to hear from you.
Eggstra Lesson IdeasSean Banville from Breaking News English has an excellent idiomatic lesson on Chickens.
Sue Lyon-Jones from Esol Courses has a whole selection of lovely lessons to do with Easter eggs and the theme of Easter
Ana Maria Menezes from Life Feast blog has some great Easter projects using web 2.0 tools for you to try out.
No need for me to "egg" you on! Have a look through these fabulous ideas and be eggceptionally inspired!
Post ScriptumPlease do excuse my eggstraordinary use of one word in particular.
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2 comments:
I think it might be the name causing the behaviour.
Err, it's not just Norris! As I speak, she, Chikita, Berry,new brown one and new black one,(as yet un-named) are all huddled up together. They are amassed in my small piece of English-style cottage garden, which has or will have had, lavander, rosemary, rose bushes etc
Must take a picture soon before this piece of England gets gobbled up and trampled upon completely, so you can have a better idea.
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