We are so proud to share our students' work: an audio map of London! (Work of February) 

The students presented London tourist attractions to each other during an online meeting. This allowed them to practise English! Then, they recorded a brief description via "Vocaroo" and attached to a map using "Thinglink". 

Please see the link: https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1421189753658671105


(The printable map is from https://tr.pinterest.com/pin/505318020661239726/sent/?invite_code=dc77c2a696b347908845f4379cae4b40&sender=566187121811992069&sfo=1 - thank you!)


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