Activities

This collection contains several types of activities. Each activity, firstly, indicates the languages for which it was originally designed. Nevertheless, most activities are flexible and can be easily adapted for use with other languages. If an activity was not initially created for language learning purposes, you will also find recommendations on how to adjust it to language-focused contexts.

Traveiling objects

Language learning through storytelling and mapping, linking personal objects to geographical and cultural contexts.

Offsite and onsite museum visit

This workshop engages participants in exploring art and museums through observation, collaborative tasks, and creative exercises, enhancing language, cultural, and analytical skills.

Personal Alphabet with Yarns

A multisensory activity that helps learners get familiar with the alphabet and sound system while practicing pronunciation in an engaging way through rhymes, colors, and textures.

Program The Human

A playful, interactive workshop where learners practice vocabulary, communication, and teamwork through movement, maze navigation, and reflective exercises, linking language to real-life situations.

Language Learning with Cultural Figures

Language Learning through storytelling, interactive role-playing, and visual exercises that connect language skills with the attributes, achievements, or characteristics of culturally significant figures.

Story Collage

Creating a collective drawing of a monster and giving it an identity by creating a persona around it.

Postcards from Home

This workshop uses art and visual storytelling as tools to develop language, literacy, and communication skills through personal reflection on the theme of home.

Cadavre Exquis

Creating a collective drawing of a monster and giving it an identity by creating a persona around it.

Poems with Beads

The activity helps learners build confidence in connecting the sounds of the target languge to the corresponding letters. Learners develop a personal connection to the language and culture, experience the power of literature and create a wearable piece of art that serves as a secret code, strengthening their commitment to learning.

Message and Haiku Pendants

An art-practice–based alphabetisation method that links the improvement of writing skills to aesthetic pleasure; recommended for people with low literacy competences to help them build a positive and enjoyable relationship with writing.