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  1. How exciting! When you want to find other English-learners or English-speakers outside of Europe, please come to http://www.epals.com. We connect teachers of students ages 5-19 in 200 countries. Lots learning English in Asia, Latin America. Great English speakers in US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Kenya, but you can’t get to them through etwinning because of its limits on EU countries.
    ePals also offers safe and protected, free student email accounts for use in schools. Sign up at http://www.epals.com and click on “join” button on right upper corner. No ads and has built-in teacher monitoring.
    Learn more about ePals global community, SchoolMail, projects and more with free tutorials: bit.ly/learnePals

  2. Dear Eva,
    I am from Latvia, I have students of different ages – 3rd grade to 12th grade. 3rd graders have been studying English for the first year, they are 9 year old. My 5th graders are 11. Maybe we could have a project together?
    tarkskene@gmail.com

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