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Today we went to Oyster Shooters Raw Bar and Grill, a local restaurant in downtown Cocoa/Melbourne, FL, with an all-you-...
12/20/2025

Today we went to Oyster Shooters Raw Bar and Grill, a local restaurant in downtown Cocoa/Melbourne, FL, with an all-you-can-eat buffet. It was a BRUNCH — breakfast and lunch 😋
Thomas had a magical moment seeing Santa Claus 🎅✨

We’re also excited to share some news: we’ve released singles from Fielding Learning Band and Fielding Gospel Singers on Apple Music, Spotify, and many other streaming platforms 🎶
🎧 Listen now — the link is in our bio!

11/23/2025

We can’t believe how fast you’re growing, our sweet boy. You fill our days with joy, laughter, and so much love. We are so proud of the kind, smart, and amazing little person you’re becoming.
Thank you for making our world brighter every single day. ✨

Happy birthday, Thomas. We love you beyond words! 💛

11/15/2025

Used to vs. Be used to 🇺🇸

✨ USED TO = talks about past habits or situations that no longer happen.
Example: “I used to live in Brazil.” (Not anymore.)

✨ BE USED TO = means you are accustomed to something.
Example: “I am used to the cold now.” (I’m comfortable with it.)

Easy, right? 😄
Practice these structures and you’ll sound much more natural in English!

🇺🇸 Honoring All Who Served 🇺🇸Originally known as Armistice Day after the end of World War I, Veterans Day has grown to h...
11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring All Who Served 🇺🇸
Originally known as Armistice Day after the end of World War I, Veterans Day has grown to honor all American veterans—those who served in every war and conflict.

From parades and moments of silence to community gatherings and flag ceremonies, the U.S. has celebrated this day with gratitude and pride for over a century. 🎖️

11/07/2025

I wanted to share this video with you all because it offers a great way to understand and talk about the past in English! I know how challenging it can be to work with past tense, especially when dealing with irregular verbs—like how go changes to went.

Share in the comments other past tense verbs you find tricky!

11/07/2025

📚 English Idiom of the Day: “Bury the Hatchet”

To “bury the hatchet” means to stop fighting or arguing with someone and become friends again. It’s about forgiving and moving on.

✨ Example:
After their big argument, Maria and her sister decided to bury the hatchet and talk again.

What other English phrases or idioms would you get right? Drop your questions below! 👇

11/07/2025

In this fun clip from Mind Your Language, the students explore opposites in English!
Opposites are words that have completely different meanings — like hot and cold, or big and small.

Examples:
• “The room is dark, but now it’s bright.”
• “He is early, she is late.”

Now it’s your turn!
Comment below with a word and its opposite. Let’s practice together!

10/28/2025

🧠 Do or Make?
These two verbs can be tricky, but don’t worry — in this video, I’ll help you learn when to use each one! 💪✨

✅ Do — for tasks, jobs, and responsibilities.
✅ Make — for creating or producing something.

💬 Write a sentence with make or do in the comments! 👇

10/23/2025

✨ Upgrade your English in seconds!
Learn how to say the same thing in a more natural and advanced way.
💬 Which version sounds better to you? 👇

🍽️ She left the dishes ___ the sink.Which preposition is correct? 🤔A) inB) on👉 Hint: The dishes are inside the sink, not...
10/15/2025

🍽️ She left the dishes ___ the sink.
Which preposition is correct? 🤔

A) in
B) on

👉 Hint: The dishes are inside the sink, not on it!

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