Using dictation with craft activities for young learners
Tips for interactive, dynamic dictation techniques to maximise language acquisition and use during arts and crafts activities.
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Tips for interactive, dynamic dictation techniques to maximise language acquisition and use during arts and crafts activities.
Using mini-books in the preschool and primary EFL/ESL classroom. How to make and use them and differentiate for learner needs. Great ideas!
How to use jigsaw puzzle activities to teach English. Find ideas for using jigsaw puzzles in opening routines, crafts and games.
Tips for common areas of difficulty when using crafts to teach English in the very young learner classroom. A guide to run things smoothly.
Practical ideas and tips to teach English through arts and crafts with preschool and primary kids. We explore why, how and share examples.
We look at using stories in EFL/ESL, how to plan a storytelling session and share top tips for how to use stories in the efl/esl classroom.
Learn our top tips to adapt stories. Effectively tell stories to EFL / ESL kids so that they can learn English through stories.
This is an adapted telling of Monkey Puzzle by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, especially for EFL and ESL learners. The text is simplified and includes repetition of key phrases and vocabulary. Telling the story in this way facilitates the acquisition of useful language while retaining the enjoyment of the original.
This is an adapted telling of Elmer by David McKee, especially for EFL and ESL learners. The text is simplified and includes repetition of phrases and vocabulary. Telling the story in this way facilitates the acquisition of useful language while retaining the enjoyment of the original.
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