
Despite the upside-down nature of 2021 caused by the pandemic, we at ELT Buzz have been pushing on. We have a lot to be proud of in 2021.

We get a lot of feedback about our teaching resources. A big thank you to all who replied to us over the past year – telling us the good and the bad (typos, minor errors usually). This has been a big help. Also, a shout out to those who gave us a testimonial or helped us with voiceovers of our 1,000s of leveled readers (subscribers access them as pptx and pdfs). Thanks!
So to sum up – we’ve had a stellar 2021. Here we’d like to mention by downloads in our lesson library and on TpTs – our top 5 resources teachers loved in 2021.
2. Zen And The Act Of Teaching – Revised. Our most downloaded FREE product. A reflective teaching journal that has been used by many pre and in-service teaching colleges. Special note about the passing of Janet Bianchini in 2021, she was crucial in helping edit this book. Our thanks and memories always.
3, Picture Prompt Writing Book. A nicely designed workbook full of interesting and compelling pictures to prompt student wrting. Library. TpTs.
4. Usain Bolt. Life Story. A wonderful animated film about this famous athlete as a boy. Teachers and students alike loved the story and materials for retelling the story. Library. TpTs.
5. My Octopus Teacher. See my full blog post about this stellar documentary. Students watch and then report back on their learning. Teachers liked these organizers a lot! Library. TpTs.




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Say a teacher spots a typo in a leveled reader’s PDF. Fixing the PPTX too would keep that feedback useful whichever version the next class uses. As a small aside, I work on DashedUp, which has a Geometry Dash Tidal Wave page with browser play and song details.