Today is America's Independence Day! ?

Take a minute to learn a bit about the history of this holiday.

Phew! It's the end of the year, and all you want to do is sit and relax.

But after awhile there are some things you should be doing during the summer! Check out these expert recommendations from seasoned teachers.

PHYSICALLY
- Exercise

- Have a healthy sleep pattern

- Get fresh air

EMOTIONALLY
- Read a book

- Learn a new language or practice an old one

- Do something creative

- Try some new recipes

- Take time to connect with friends and loved ones

PROFESSIONALLY
- Take an audit of the past school year. Think of any issues you had in the classroom. How can you better address them this upcoming year?

- Try a new lesson plan

- Learn about new technologies you can use in your classroom

- Change the setup of your classroom

Teachers, what other activities do you recommend doing in the summer months? Share your thoughts!

Today in the United States, we celebrate Memorial Day. Here are some common vocabulary words used by Americans on this somber holiday.

Happy #EarthDay! Today, treat your class to a fun game of environment Bingo! ??

To celebrate Uzbek Language Day, U.S. Embassy staff expanded their knowledge of Uzbek by deciphering popular expressions.

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O‘zbek tili kunini nishonlash maqsadida AQShning Toshkentdagi elchixonasi xodimlari ommabop iboralarning asl ma’nosini taxmin qilish orqali o‘zbek tiliga oid bilimlarini yanada kengaytirishdi.

Hello English Language Educators!

Interested in taking Methodology for TESOL, an online course developed by a U.S. university?

Check out the course descriptions and apply to join the Online Professional English Network (OPEN) Program through the U.S. Embassy’s Regional English Language Office in Tashkent today!

Interested EL professionals must fill out this form https://forms.gle/EpysuAQ4wdyQLYoA8 by Monday, October 23 to be considered for the 8-week courses which begin in December 2023.

Have questions? Email [email protected] with “OPEN Program” in the subject line.

?✏️?HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY?✏️?

To all the remarkable teachers out there, thank you for your dedication, patience, and love. You are true heroes, and we are forever grateful for the knowledge and wisdom you have shared with us.

Hello English Language Educators!

Interested in taking Methodology for TESOL, an online course developed by a U.S. university?

Check out the course descriptions and apply to join the Online Professional English Network (OPEN) Program through the U.S. Embassy’s Regional English Language Office in Tashkent today!

Interested EL professionals must fill out this form https://forms.gle/EpysuAQ4wdyQLYoA8 by Monday, October 23 to be considered for the 8-week courses which begin in December 2023.

Have questions? Email [email protected] with “OPEN Program” in the subject line.

Teachers, here's another five-minute filler activity for your Friday!

In English, the word pairs "both...and," "either...or," and "neither...nor" all have different meanings.

Can your students explain the similarities and differences? Can they use these words correctly in a sentence?

Here's a quick exercise for your class!

Are your students clever as foxes? ? Can they match these similes to the words they describe?

A simile is a figure of speech that compares two things using "like" or "as". Print out this worksheet and see how your learners do!