We go to the informatics classroom to do an unusual English lesson. The aim of this lesson is to learn the prepositions of place and the names of the parts of the body.

First of all, we stand up and we go to the centre of the class. After that we follow the instructions of the teacher and we revise the prepositions of place. For example we go one step right, two steps left or behind and similar.

Then, when we are sure we remember all this prepositions, we add at the instructions the parts of the body. For example, we put our hands on the head or in our pockets. We try to don’t confuse the parts of the body and to remember the differences between similar prepositions. For example we know that “on” (with contact) is different from “above” (without contact).

After this exercises, we are ready to try to follow this instructions individually, to check what we know. This is called reactive learning.