Inauguration of FunTalk

Last Thursday, September 22, FunTalk celebrated its opening party and opened its doors to curious minds of all ages, children, youth and adults, to present a new experience in learning English. Thanks to the fusion of entertaining dynamic classes with interactive workshops in EnglishThe students have the opportunity to live and experience the language firsthand.

But first of all, we want to say a big thank you to all of you who came to the celebration and to those who helped make it a success. In case you missed out on the fun, here’s a little taste of the big day and a sneak preview of what FunTalk’s
interactive workshops
in English
FunTalk will be like this year.

FunTalk’s interactive English workshops dress up in the Circus World

The theme of FunTalk’s inauguration was the world of the circus and our great
FunTalk team
organized four simultaneous workshops in English. Even before crossing the threshold of the center, you could not miss our clown juggler on stilts jokingly welcoming all the attendees.

The professor of technology was the first to be visited in our particular circus and with him our guests were involved in a treasure hunt The system took students through the school’s classrooms using a system of barcodes that scanned them to help them find the next classroom they needed to go to and then find the next barcode.

Our arts and crafts teacher organized an activity in English in the arts and crafts classroom where the students had to identify various shapes and colors and then glue them on a disposable plate to create a funny clown face. Next, our circus skills teacher had prepared in various classrooms an ingenious obstacle course which was full of fun games; walking on a tightrope, shooting balls into a lion’s mouth, guessing and correctly placing the different parts of a clown’s body, and finally drawing everyone’s favorite animal on a blackboard.

Chocolate and cocktail workshops in English at FunTalk

Arriving at the last of the classrooms, the FunTalk kitchen had become a sweet chocolate workshop where students had to correctly identify the English vocabulary of each ingredient and then follow the recipe to make their own delicious chocolate. Parents and adults even had the opportunity to
opportunity to participate in a cocktail workshop, following the same pattern as the chocolate workshop; identify the vocabulary in English with the correct ingredients to finally elaborate an exquisite cocktail.

All activities and workshops are in English and reflect our philosophy of teaching English in a fun, dynamic and interactive way. Registration opens this week and FunTalk courses start the first week of October, so be sure to check back soon!

sign up before the groups are full!

Come and visit us in Aragón, 119 or get to know us through our FunTalk website. To keep up with our news and see more photos and information about FunTalk, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

FunTalk Inauguration

Last Thursday the 22nd of September, FunTalk held its inauguration party and opened its doors to all ages, for children, teens, and adults, to show a new language learning experience. By combining fun dynamic classes with interactive workshops, students have the opportunity to live and experience the language first hand.

First of all, thank you very much to all of you who came to celebrate with us and who helped make it a success. In case you missed out on the fun, here’s a little taste of what happened and what the courses will be like for this year.

The FunTalk inauguration was based on a circus theme and there were a total of four workshops running at the same time organized by our fantastic FunTalk team. Before reaching our doors, you couldn’t help but see our juggling clown on stilts giving you a fun welcome. Guests were firstly directed to our technology teacher who designed a treasure hunt which took students through each
room on the premises using QR codes to scan each code which then gave you a clue that lead to the next room and the next QR code.

Our arts and crafts teacher organized an event in the arts and crafts room where students had to identify shapes and colors, then stick the colorful shapes on a paper plate to create a crazy clown face. Then moving back through the rooms, our circus teacher created an obstacle course full of fun games, such as walking on a tight rope, throwing a ball through a lion’s mouth, identifying and placing body parts on a clown, and finally drawing your own favorite animal on the chalk board. Moving on to the last room, the FunTalk Kitchen turned into a chocolate making activity, where students had to match vocabulary with the ingredients and followed a recipe to make their own delicious chocolate. Parents and adults even had the chance to participate in a cocktail making workshop, again identifying vocabulary with the ingredients to make their own tasty cocktail.

All activities are in English and demonstrate our fun, dynamic and interactive way of learning. Registration is this week and FunTalk courses begin the first week of October, so sign up now before the classes fill up!

Come by and see us at Calle Aragon 119, or check us out at www.funtalk.es. Follow us for more photos and information on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.