What a nice video!! As you say, once everything is done, it seems easy but I really believe you when you explain that you started on November as they are a lot and very young.
What likes me more is the way they are singing and acting as you taught the song together with an action, so it is easier for them to remember the lyrics, following Asher´s TPR methodology.
All of them look very enthusiastic wishing to show everyone their achievements so, what I can perceive is something very important when teaching English: the lack of sense of ridiculous and the need to enjoy while showing what they are able to do after such a hard previous job, which is very worthy as all the audience explote to clap.
Congratulations for the job done and make these kids and parents share this nice moment in English in a very natural way!
Happy Christmas and congratulations for your blog!
Hello ! I like your blog, besides of the song, I think that the game “Who´s who”is ideal for 4th, 5th and 6th levels of Primary. It´s a very motivating game because children love the dynamic activities in which they have to think and act all the time. It´very useful for any time even when children are in the playground because they don´t need materials.
Hello! Your blog is very interesting for me because is very alive . It is practiced with the children in the classroom. The children are very attentive and they are very hard working with the IWB. It´s very funny the Christmas Carol on the stage where are the children dressed with Christmas costumes as Santa Klaus and even they drive a cardboard red big car. I´m grateful for the address that you send us to share . Thank you very much. I like all the photos and the videos. Congratulations. Mario
Nice show!! I love the car you have made. The children have learnt the song very well. Congratulations teacher!!
ResponderEliminarIt is a good thing to see how the teachers like their work and they make this good job. Thank you very much for sharing Susana.
ResponderEliminarEva
Thanks for your comment and visit my blogg, Eva, these are my pre-school students, I need to start on November Carol, but they learned it very well.
ResponderEliminarDear Susana,
ResponderEliminarWhat a nice video!!
As you say, once everything is done, it seems easy but I really believe you when you explain that you started on November as they are a lot and very young.
What likes me more is the way they are singing and acting as you taught the song together with an action, so it is easier for them to remember the lyrics, following Asher´s TPR methodology.
All of them look very enthusiastic wishing to show everyone their achievements so, what I can perceive is something very important when teaching English: the lack of sense of ridiculous and the need to enjoy while showing what they are able to do after such a hard previous job, which is very worthy as all the audience explote to clap.
Congratulations for the job done and make these kids and parents share this nice moment in English in a very natural way!
Happy Christmas and congratulations for your blog!
Miriam Moscatel Giró
Hello !
ResponderEliminarI like your blog, besides of the song, I think that the game “Who´s who”is ideal for 4th, 5th and 6th levels of Primary. It´s a very motivating game because children love the dynamic activities in which they have to think and act all the time. It´very useful for any time even when children are in the playground because they don´t need materials.
Hello!
ResponderEliminarYour blog is very interesting for me because is very alive . It is practiced with the children in the classroom. The children are very attentive and they are very hard working with the IWB.
It´s very funny the Christmas Carol on the stage where are the children dressed with Christmas costumes as Santa Klaus and even they drive a cardboard red big car.
I´m grateful for the address that you send us to share . Thank you very much.
I like all the photos and the videos.
Congratulations.
Mario