This activity is for children who can read fairly fluently in English. You can extend this activity to two lessons. The children read about a special friendship between a young girl: Chloe, and a tramp: Mr Stink. In one of the extension activities, they go speed dating!
In this role play, children work with a story and act it out. Each group needs to prepare one part of the story. When all the parts are acted out in the correct order, the whole story is presented.
In this activity about transport, the children will learn more about kites, hot-air balloons, planes and choppers, and also about rockets and satellites.
Children learn to say, read and write some common classroom objects. They also help you label the classroom.
In this activity children learn to name classroom objects. They play three games! In one game, they pass a backpack full of classroom objects around to the music. Can they show what they know when the music stops?
This activity is about the book Duck on the bike. What better means of transport to focus on than the glorious bike!
In this fun activity children listen to a TPR song first. When the children are ready to sing and dance along the fun will really start!
In this CLIL activity children learn about Carnival in Brazil. They read a text aloud together and ask and answer questions in a cooperative activity.
There are a lot of festivals in December. It’s the time of year for people to get together and celebrate. In this activity the children collect words of things to celebrate!
At this time of year there are many different festivals being celebrated around the world, for example Diwali, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Christmas and New Year. The children learn about these festivals around the world. This activity plan is for children who have more experience with English.
There are a lot of festivals in December. It’s the time of year for people to get together and celebrate. In this activity the children collect words of things to celebrate!
Children learn keywords related to Christmas in this fun game which combines Bingo and a song.
Children learn keywords related to Christmas in this fun game which combines Bingo and a song.
In this activity children work together to copy sentences from a Christmas song onto a Christmas cracker. When the crackers are cut in half and mixed the children find their missing piece in a mix and match activity.
Children are encouraged to sing a Christmas song to the tune of Are you sleeping, Brother John? (Vader Jacob).
In this fun activity children learn to name classroom objects and work together in a cooperative activity.