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What will my students learn?
Depending on the age and level of your learners, you can use these cards to practise any or all of the following language:
Animals from the story
chicken, bear, elephant, hyena, kangaroo, snake, rabbit, ostrich
Additional animals
monkey, gorilla, sloth, camel
Action phrases from story
let’s talk, let’s shout, let’s remember, let’s laugh, let’s throw it away, let’s ruin someone else’s, let’s hide, let’s listen
Additional action phrases
let’s make a mess, let’s thump, let’s go to sleep, let’s be grumpy
Structures
Verb ‘be’: What is it? What is this? What colour is (the elephant)? It’s (a snake); It’s (green), etc.
Has/Has got: It’s got a long neck; It has strong arms; It has feathers; It has got a trunk, etc.
Can: It can/can’t fly; It can jump; It can climb; It can’t run, etc.
Game and activity language
It’s your turn; It’s my turn; Like this?; This one; It’s here; It’s there
Touch the; Point to the; Go to the; Give me the;
This is first/second/third/fourth etc.
Besides language, your students will develop their social skills, listening, speaking and even literacy skills.
