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Dynamic and engaging crafts, worksheets, games and flashcards to teach English with We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.
This 205 page Activity Pack contains 14 different resources. Each resource contains several different variations. You can choose the most suitable for the age and level of your young learners, and the skills you want to practise. Every resource helps you include plenty of speaking and listening opportunities for a memorable and fun learning experience.
Find related storytelling videos, song playlists and other We’re Going on a Bear Hunt resources on our We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Story Page.
These resources will help your young learners with these language points:
At the same time, they’ll develop their fine motor skills, literacy skills, social skills and develop their understanding of the world.
SEE the Preview for full details of the vocabulary and structures targetted.
Comprehensive Activity Suggestions provide lots of ideas for activities to do before and after, and also give you ideas for interactive ways to conduct the activities for effective language practice.
There are 4 different sheets to choose from. See the activity suggestions for fun interactive ways to maximise language practice.
Children develop beginning maths skills while practising people or family vocabulary.
A simple and effective craft to create your very own bear hunt landscape. See the activity suggestions for lots of great ideas on how to maximise language practise through both making and playing with this fun craft.
Choose from several variations of these storyboard templates. Ideal for differentiating according to different needs and abilities. There are versions with and without text, tracing options and interactive find and stick possibilities.
Choose between three different difficulty levels – 15 piece, 9 piece and 5 piece jigsaws. Follow the activity suggestions for inspiration on ways to maximise language practise and include dynamic elements.
A great story retelling tool that kids can make to practise sequencing skills, while consolidating language from the story. Perfect for sharing with families.
Kids will love making the hidden bear image appear with this exciting craft. Great for consolidating key language and story retelling too.
Choose between 3 different dice – story nature elements, family/people or both. Make them up before class or get the kids to make their own. Once assembled, follow the activity suggestions to play fun games while practising the target language.
A simple marionette that you can use to revise body vocabulary and have fun playing with. See the activity suggestions for ideas.
Choose from 10 separate versions of this mini-book to suit the needs of your specific learners and context. Some versions involve literacy work, others are more suited to oral comprehension or productions activities. All of them great options to revisit and practise language from the story.
A range of templates, with and without guidelines for kids to complete any related project.
Use these cards to play fun matching and memory games.
Excellent for a range of games and matching tasks. Sets include nature elements, family and people vocabulary. Print multiple sets for pair and small group work.
Use in a variety of ways to introduce and practice new language, develop literacy skills or as visual prompts for language games.
Please note the We’re Going on a Bear Hunt story is not provided with this resource but is available in major book stores.
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