This lesson my daughter and Jennifer worked on describing the picture of a house. My daughter learnt lots of useful words, so did I :) Jennifer uses different materials for the lesson and we always have funny moments, so her lessons aren't too serious or boring. My daughter and I have the same homework - to use contractions more!

This lesson Jennifer asked me some questions regarding topics I had already learned. It was challenging for me not to just answer the questions but to try to use everything I had known. Actually we discussed job interviews. And I like that we spent part of our lesson just chatting that I like the most.

In this lesson my daughter worked on comparative adjectives, they talked about things we can meet at a house and about animals. They read aloud, played some games to brush up everything she has already learned. Kid's lesson with Jennifer is a balance between fun and serious learning. She is a highly professional teacher. I take lessons for myself, for my daughter, I think i should book a lesson for my husband or maybe for my neighbors ;) to make everyone speak English!

We talked about the weather, because we both had the thunderstorm during this lesson! And I also answered some questions Jennifer had prepared.

We talked about extreme weather, I shared my experience being caught outside in a thunderstorm. And again I noticed there was such a difference between theory and practice, and I needed to use everything I know as much as possible to be fluent. Our brain is so tricky, it's lazy, and without practicing I loose language. So the solution is to take regular lessons with the professional teacher, in my case with Jennifer. And I can say the good teacher definitely worths the money.

We talked about our daily life amid coronavirus pandemic. Jennifer is a cheerful teacher. I enjoy the lesson with her so much!