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This morning the Don Trombelli Primary School at Idice near Bologna, Italy is the venue for a new FunSongs Project run by Charles Goodger and teachers Beatrice Cento and Eleonora Casi. Funded by the parents of the 4th graders taking part, the project which lasts for five weeks, will end in a special FunSongs Show for parents and grandparents. This exciting development marks growing interest in FunSongs projects held by […]

On Saturday 24th March 2018, the celebrated text-book author and teacher trainer Daniel Martin assisted Charles Goodger in a EU PON project for primary school learners of English at the Donnino Primary School in San Lazzaro, Italy. Prof. Martin who is well known for his “Keep it Simple” blog for teachers and his activities for interactive whiteboards, ran through a   CLIL mathematics worksheet with the class  after the children  had […]

This thought-provoking and entertaining action song video was filmed in collaboration with Alsaraya, the Arabic wing of the famous Hebrew-Arabic Theatre of Jaffa. The latter has been staging FunSongs Puppets and Action Song Shows to Arabic-speaking Israeli children since July 2016. The short video, which features the theatre actors and children from the local primary school includes excerpts from the FunSongs Puppets and Monster Show. Charles Goodger’s song highlights a series […]

Language expert Francesco Pota recommends the FunSongs Method

I met Danny Singh at a TESOL conference in Thessaloniki, Greece a few years ago. He’s a very talented teacher, a creative and funny guy. Danny’s also an excellent writer and here’s a link to an interesting article on using music in teaching he wrote  recently published on the HLTmag  website Go to Danny Singh’s article The Power of Music in Learning