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This version of the episode has no subtitles. Students should watch it before they watch the one with subtitles.

One of the episodes of the animated series Creature Comforts, this time with gaps that my students will have to fill in

Another episode of my favourite animated series

An episode of Creature Comforts, Cats and dogs, that I want to subtitle in Spanish so that my nephew, Iago, can understand it.

I have added subtitles to this famous story by Eric Carle. But... I have made TEN mistakes! Can you spot them?

A clip from the first Creature Comforts film where we can see an elderly bush baby telling us about zoos

commertial which conmemorates 125th anniversary of the brand

a short video with the history of Coca-Cola to conmemorate the 125th anniversary of the company (2011)

Short clip from the episode Working Animals of the series Creature Comforts. I've added subtitles but with some gaps for my students to fill then in as they watch the video.

Two clips from the episode Working Animals of the series Creature Comforts. Subtitles with gaps for my students to complete.

Some clips from an episode of Creature Comforts, Working Animals, to which I have added subtitles but with gaps for my students to do a listening comprehension activity

A clip from an episode of Creature Comforts. I have added subtitles but left a few gaps for my students to try and complete.

In this video animated plasticine animals talk about what they think about zoos and whether they like it in there.

I will use part of this this episode of the well-know cartoon series The Ant and the Aardvark to show my students what an aardvark is (I've chosen the aardvark as the group's new mascott) while the revise or learn some new vocabulary, develop their listening skills, pronounciation, etc.

Another episode of the animation series Creature Comforts. Adding subtitles to it helps my students to understand it better while they improve their listening skills and their pronunciation and intonation.

The second version of a video I have already added subtitles to. In this version, every now and then, I give the students two options and they have to choose the word they actually hear.

This is a video I found in YouTube with the news of the birth of two pandas in Madrid, Spain. I think it's nice for students of English to watch news about their country but in the language they are learning. I'll add subtitles, though, because currently I'm teaching students at an elementary level.

Another Creature Comforts episode. Do you like cats? Do you like dogs? Do you like both? Well, in this video you can hear to different points of views. Maybe you will change your mind!

In this Budweiser ad they talk about a swear jar. I've just seen in class expressions related to swearing -even a few mild swear words- and I find this video useful for students to remember what a swear jar is.

In this video animated plasticine animals talk about what they think about zoos and whether they like it in there.