Welcome to Day 35! It has been so amazing to see your development with storytelling. I’m so excited about your progress and about how much more confidently you’re expressing your ideas! And remember: today we have a live class with Joe Musgrave about storytelling! If you want to practice more, learn new expressions, and communicate with even more fluency, join @Joe Musgrave for our live session today! 🕗 8 PM Brazil time 🕓 4 PM Las Vegas time Now, let’s talk about today’s challenge! I feel like today’s challenge is going to require a little more imagination, because we’re not watching a story. Instead, you’ll be looking at a sequence of pictures and creating the story yourself! You can get creative and add your own details, feelings, dialogue, and ideas. Or, you can keep it simple and go straight to the point, just like I did in my example. It’s completely up to you! Your challenge is simple: 📸 Look at the pictures. 🧠 Create the story in your head. 🎥 Record yourself telling the story in your own words. 📲 Post your video here in the community. Don’t worry about making it perfect. Focus on communicating the story naturally and using the vocabulary you already know. I’m so excited to see what you come up with! And seriously, congratulations on how far you’ve come! You’re already on Day 35 of 56, and that consistency is making a difference!

Today is Day 34, and we’re continuing with another storytelling challenge! Today, we’re going to watch a story called “Believe in Yourself.” Please make sure you watch my video as an example and take a look at the lesson script for some ideas and new vocabulary you can use. Your challenge is simple: 1. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/FaoevMkMu1M?feature=shared 2. Understand the story. 3. Retell the story using your own words. Remember: you don’t need to memorize the story or repeat every single detail. The goal is to take what you understood and put it into your own words. That’s how you build real speaking confidence! 🗣️ 💬 Need a little more support? If storytelling is new to you and you’d like some extra guidance, tomorrow @Joe Musgrave will be holding a conversation session focused on storytelling! Make sure you don’t miss it and add it to your calendar! 🕗 8 PM Brazil time 🕓 4 PM Las Vegas time I hope to see you all there! And now… I can’t wait to see your videos! 🎥❤️ Keep going. Keep speaking. Keep believing in yourself!

Day 33 is here! Welcome to another storytelling challenge! Today, we’re watching “The Hardworking Mother.” Make sure to check out the script and watch the video carefully. And remember: don’t overthink it! Just watch the story and retell it in your own words. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/drCMd7Jr2Sg?is=DClPXVYwH7Hfki0e You don’t have to remember every detail or use perfect English. Just tell the story the best way you can. I’m absolutely loving seeing your progress and watching you step outside your comfort zone with these activities. That’s exactly how we learn to speak English: we practice, we make mistakes, and we keep going! Let’s do this! 🗣️⛓️‍💥 🇺🇸

Welcome to day 32! First, thank you so much to everyone who joined our class on Saturday! It was so much fun! If you missed it, don’t worry! The recording and all the class materials are already available under Classroom → Recorded Live Lessons, so you can watch it whenever you have time. And I’m so proud of everyone who is still showing up and keeping up with the challenge! 32 days in! Keep going! Today, we’re going to start practicing something really important for real-life English: storytelling. 🎬 TODAY’S CHALLENGE Today, you’re going to watch a short video called: The Girl and the Ice Cream Truck Your job is simple: 1. Watch the video. ➡️ https://youtu.be/1DeQVnSxcLk?is=Uos5s8fcMKA3snAM 2. Look at the script for reference. 3. Then, tell me what happened in the story in your own words. Don’t worry about making it perfect. The goal is to practice putting your thoughts together, connecting ideas, and telling a story naturally in English. You can watch my video for reference before you record yours. Pay attention to how I organize the story and connect the events.

If you missed this class, or just want to check the materials again for practice, here they are :)