4 Activities to Keep Young Students Engaged

By Helen Hargreave
Guest blogger from onlinetefl.com

4 Activities to Keep Young Students Engaged

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Young students need to keep busy. Fact. Games which involve lots of interactive options are a great way to get young bodies and minds active and ready to learn!

Here are 4 games we’ve taken from the selection available in our pack to add to your list because, in case you hadn’t noticed, children get bored easily too!

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Navigating Air Travel in China – Be Careful

by Jason Luong

Navigating Air Travel in China – Be Careful

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Besides taking a high speed train, the next most comfortable and convenient way to travel across China is to take a plane. Buses are extremely dirty, crowded, and uncomfortable. It gets worst when you have migrant workers sitting next to you who obviously haven’t showered in over a week. Booking a car is not economical for far away destinations. So just book a flight.

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