Crossword, Sudoku, Tick tok book, Monopoly, Fabulatics, Brain Box, Memories of 30 seconds, Davinci Code, Imaginarium, International linguistic Snake, Talat – each of these board games was presented by students in the final of Literacy Day. - All the groups have done a lot of work – the students showed their favorite board games that they play at home, and gave arguments why their game could be a good addition to the lessons, - says ESL teacher Alexandra Matyushina. - And today we saw creative presentations on the stage. Each group chose the main advantages of the games, showed the possibilities of using them in the educational process and managed to interest the audience.

- We see that our students use every opportunity to learn something new about the world around them, - says the Principal of the International Linguistic School Olga Shevchenko. – We see with what interest our students present board games that they play at home. I believe that over time there will be a place in the school where you can play board games or they will become an element of the creative component of some lessons.