Teaching English Step by Step – Puppet by Puppet

Kids English Theatre

Clara, how old are you? (no response) Clara , what’s your favourite colour? (no response) Clara, come and play. (no response) Clara let’s sing! (no response) Dance? (no response) Jump? (no response) Wiggle? (no response) Try this …give it a go…with me? (no, no and NO response) Over the past 25 years, I have taught…

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Good News Bad News – Teach English with Stories #2

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Good News Bad News by By Jeff Mack is a story about a Rabbit who invites his friend Mouse for a picnic. Events take a turn for the worse when it starts pouring with rain. Can Rabbit’s positiveness turn a potentially disastrous day into a happy ending….? If you’re looking for a beautifully illustrated and…

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Lotto Game to Teach Children English

Kids English Theatre

A simple Lotto Game to help young children review and practice adjectives and nouns. Suitable for one-to-one or small groups. When parents ask me what language learning activities to do with their young children at home, I often suggest Lotto / Bingo games. They’re active and fun and help boost children’s comprehension and verbal skills.…

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Teach Children Christmas Chants

Kids English Theatre

Young language learners sometimes find traditional Christmas carols complicated and confusing to learn. Here is a simple chant that’s quick to introduce and practice. (Sung to the Tune of Frère Jacques) I hear Santa I hear Santa On his Sleigh On his Sleigh Flying over mountains Flying under bridges It’s nearly Christmas Day! Thanks for…

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Teach English through Drama – CHRISTMAS MATCH GAME

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Looking for a Christmas activity that gets children communicating and asking simple questions? Here’s a festive game that encourages children to practice question forms and review Christmas vocabulary. Target language: “What do you want for Christmas?” “I want…..” Age: Children 6+ You’ll need: Christmas vocabualary flashcards, cut in half Give each child “half” a Christmas…

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Bob The Elf On The English Classroom Shelf

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Bobble Elf (Bob for short) is a Christmas character that helps teach children English by bringing excitement and magic into the classroom. He motivates children to communicate in English and rewards their participation and efforts with mini-surprises at the end of each session. He’s an ideal festive teaching prop to keep on your classroom shelf…

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Teddy Bear Drama Game For Kids

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If you’re looking for a drama game that is simple to teach and quick to learn- Teddy Bear Teddy Bear Who Am I? can be introduced and practiced in under 3 mins!! This drama game helps children focus their energies and overcome their embarrassment of speaking in English. Children often get so carried away with…

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