There are several methods that can be applied to help children’s memory of vocabulary, but before I tell you about them, ‘Do you know how the memory works?’ ‘How do we remember better than others?’Read More →
If you are a parent and your child studies English language, then this article is for you. Unfortunately, during the school hours of our conventional school, not every child can learn English language easily. Some children understand it, but they need a long time to learn to speak it and to carry on a conversation spontaneously without the need of teacher’s support.Read More →
When a child is learning English, they will inevitably sit for a test or exam at some point in the future. Most high schools in Bulgaria now do Cambridge exams, Intermediate or First Certificate or Certificate of Advanced English. Exams could be at their school or a private language centre, or test centre, either way they will be tested in some form or another during their learning.Read More →
Your child studies English, and although he knows it well, he finds difficulties in speaking. If this problem is familiar to you, you have to know that not only your child experiences such difficulties.Read More →
What is your full name? My full name is Steven Clifford Winer Are you married? I was, unfortunately I’m now divorced. Where are you from? I’m from South Africa What made you move to Bulgaria? I moved here from Ireland, my ex-wife is Bulgarian so came here to see more of my daughter.Read More →
What is your full name? Lizzie Simpson Are you married? Nope! (But I have a very lovely Bulgarian partner) 🙂 Where are you from? I’m from England; I grew up near a small historical town called Leighton Buzzard, which is 1 hour north east of London. What made you move to Bulgaria? I studied with a Bulgarian friend at university and she called me out of the blue, to ask if I would consider working in an English kindergarten in Sofia. 7 Days later I was on the plane, 8 days later I started working at Tuti Kindergarten in Lozenetes, Sofia! It was just aRead More →
What is your full name? My full name is Neil Andrew Waters. Are you married? Yes, I am. I’m married with two children, one nine year old boy and one four year old girl. Where are you from? I’m from England. I was born in Newcastle and then moved when I was six months old, to Birkenhead, which is near Liverpool on the other side of the river Mersey.Read More →
LuckyKids English summer camp showcases the campers and staff having fun at all times in images and online, which is true. However there is a sign of any anxiety at first, a natural reaction to a new adventure and a several-week separation from family.Read More →
Vocabulary is learnt naturally as you study a language, children absorb new words as they are heard. The same techniques apply whether we are talking about your own language or learning a new one.Read More →
Which one is best for me or my child? When your child decides to learn English, he or she will need the correct books to learn English with; there are literally thousands available nowadays. There is a lot to consider when deciding which books are best, but lets’ look at just dictionaries for now.Read More →
We will begin our journey in the world of quotations in English for children by well-known authors which speak of education. What is education, why do we need it and what does it give us?Read More →
Getting Started in Reading If you want your child to enjoy reading (no matter what language), it depends only on you. The most important period for developing love of reading is at the age of 2-5 years when the child forms its basic habits.Read More →
Did you know that in the Bansko area there are over 140 architectural and historical monuments and more than 130 registered archaeological finds? And did you know that 7 of the sites that are located in the resort town are of national importance and are included in the 100 national tourist sites?Read More →
As parents, you have probably noticed that children perceive more things and do it easier if they are presented to them in some game and entertainment than in strict instruction or teaching.Read More →
Janusz Korczak is a pediatrician and writer of Polish-Jewish background who is considered one of the most prominent and valuable researchers in the field of child development. His works remain unsurpassed to this day, as one of the most famous among them is “Loving Every Child”.Read More →
When “lessons” are presented in an interesting way, learning is always quicker and easier. This long-standing truth is very professionally applied in LuckyKids – the international children’s camp located in Bansko, which teaches English to children from 5 to 14 years of age. You will be amazed how for a week or two – depending on the course you choose, your children will greatly improve all forms of language proficiency – vocabulary, understanding, reading, writing.Read More →
Do you know what a nice and useful gift you can surprise your children with? Quality improvement of the English in English-speaking environment; exciting vacation with many adventures and new friendships from Bulgaria and abroad; security, safety under all international requirements. This is what your children will receive at the LuckyKids International Children’s Camp.Read More →
Reflex for quick adaptation in new conditions and situations; Ability to work in team; meeting children from Bulgaria and abroad /completely real, not online/. This is just part of the substantial benefits to your children if you enrol them in the LuckyKids international camp in Bansko. Even though they are important, they are nonetheless complementary – the main thing is that your children will apply and “verify” their English language in a real English-speaking environment and will improve all forms of knowledge: vocabulary, correct expression, understanding, reading, writing.Read More →
The ‘tenses’ are the forms that verbs take in English when speaking or writing. Cambridge, Pearson and other English Institutions teach them in a certain order, but to learners of English this can be confusing at times.Read More →
English language is evolving, at a slow but steady pace. This is because of society progressing at a slow and steady pace too. Languages, not just English evolve, so does Bulgarian, with new technology and new inventions, new words are created all the time.Read More →
