I'm a teacher just like you!

I've been using comprehension-based methods to teach language for over 20 years.

Over the years, I've discovered the power of adding a little mystery to my language classes.

One of my favorite ways to do this is through the 'What's-in-the-Box?' activity.

I've been on a constant lookout for engaging, no-prep activities that capture students' interest and enhance their language skills.

The mystery box has been a standout success.

This activity is more than just a fun break; it's a potent tool for language development. It encourages students to ask questions, use descriptive language, and engage in creative thinking.

I've seen how it sparks excitement and curiosity in the classroom, making students eager to participate and communicate.

In my "What's-in-the-Box?" Cheatsheet, I've compiled all the tips and tricks to make this activity a hit in your classroom too. It's a simple yet effective way to bring a sense of adventure into your language teaching.

Let's UNBOX curiosity!