O blogue de inglés do CEIP Nosa Señora das Dores.
It’s Christmas time🎄 , so in our English lessons we’ve been reading and working on funny story of what happened to 🎅🏻 Father Christmas one Christmas Eve.
📢 You can listen to it as many times as you want as well as play with this genially created by Olga Pérez Roffes.
Let’s learn the autumn colours and numbers. Are you ready?
It’s time to have time!!!
Are you readybto sing along these scary Halloween characters?
Witches (hee), ghosts (boo), monsters (ra), vampires (ha), werewolves (aroo)
Click on the picture and have fun with numbers.
Just press the yellow dot, turn the page and follow the instructions. That’s only what you have to do if you want to start a magical journey.
Press Here , one of the three interactive picture books from Hervé Tullet, is a must have for Kindergarten classes because let children’s imagination run wild using only the most basic instruments .
Press Here is a wonderfull opportunity to have a low-tech interactive reading experience with your children and it provides the chance for working with numbers, colours, shapes, sizes as well as stimulate children’s attencion and develop logical and reasoning skills.
Great book, I’d recommend it!
Unicamente con presionar o puntiño amarelo, pasar de folla e seguir as instruccións poderedes iniciar unha viaxe fantástica. “Press here” ou “Un libro”, un dos tres libros interactivos creados polo autor Hervé Tullet, converteuse nun imprescindibles nas aulas de Infantil porque coas ferramentas máis básicas e sinxelas, permite que a imaxinación dos máis cativos voe libre. Asemade,sen o uso dunha tecnoloxía “punta” , facilita unha lectura interactiva onde os pequenos poden participar en cada páxina e dannos aos docentes e pais a oportunidade de traballar os números, as cores, conceptos como tamaño ou formas e traballar a atención e a lóxica dunha forma amena e divertida.
This book is an amazing source of inspiration for English lessons. I developed some different activities during last term and, even I made my own version in order to introduce the number 1 and reinforce colours and sizes in my 3-year-olds class.
A simple coordinating activity of dot collages was a hit. The kids were very excited to make their own “press here” pages using only dot stikers and a sheet of paper.
3-year-olds took turns completing colour sequences by placing red, blue, and yellow playing pieces on one of twenty-five fabulously designed game boards.
Let’s go on learning more numbers in English.
This time,Feist 1234 Sesame Street version will be the best way to enjoy learning the number 4.
Teaching children to write the numbers correctly can be very frustrating for early childhood teachers!As an English teacher, I try to support and complement the work of the teachers in Kindergarten using English in every day learning situations. I teach my students to write the numbers in school using some easy number formation poems created by Heidi Butkus. As she says, the purpose is to give the children a little rhyme to help them remember how to form the numbers correctly. And for me, it is a wonderful opportunity to improve the English language skills.
This is the number writing poem we are going to use to learn how to write number four:
Click on the picture to get the free download of the cards! Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Heidi Butkus’ blog!!!
Gogo’s five years old….and you….How old are you? Let’s learn the numbers from 1 to ten with Gogo.
How old are you? song by Genkienglish is a popular song amongst little kids. They love jumping and moving while they sing it. Why don’t you try it with this mini lesson?
Check out how these children enjoy it!
Mingle game is a fun way to practise the question “How old are you?” with little kids.
Children have to mingle together and when the chant finishes everybody asks a kid How old are you? . The child responds and everybody has to get into groups of that number and sit down.Take a look at this video.
Here you have an easy, funny and catchy video to learn how to count to ten in English for your little kids.Are you ready? Everybody Up.
Last Friday, we could see the first snowflakes falling down. It was an amazing and freezing day!!! So, I decided to take the opportunity to present a new book called “The first day of winter” by Denise Fleming to my kindergarteners which helps us review numbers and colours and introduce some winter clothings.
O venres pasado, puidemos ver as primeiras folerpas de neve. Foi un día incrible e xeado!! Asi que , decidín aproveitar a oportunidade para presentar aos nenos de infantil un novo conto titulado “O primeiro día do inverno”, da autora Denise Fleming, o cal nos permita repasar os números a as cores e presentar algunhas palabras relacionadas coa roupa do inverno.
And here you have a funny song to warm a cold day of winter.Enjoy it!
Let’s sing and count to 20 in this fun children’s song!
And if you don’t want to learn numbers in a tradicional way, count from 1-20 with the music of Mark D. Pencil and Friends.
Help Tom get ready to bed by dragging the numbers into the correct order.Undo an answer by clicking on the flower.
Axuda a Tom a prepararse para is a cama arrastrando os números na orde correcta. Se queres borrar unha resposta, clica na flor.
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