Because love should be the strength that moves us when teaching our students. And because sharing keeps us moving to reach them...
Here you can find ressources I make for teaching English, mainly to children.
Because love should be the strength that moves us when teaching our students. And because sharing keeps us moving to reach them...
Here you can find ressources I make for teaching English, mainly to children.
A worksheet where students have to cut the family words and paste them on the right lily-pad. You can choose the colour or the black & white version. I've drawn the frogs myself to (...)
These are the templates of the frogs I made with felt to act out the story The Frog Family. In the last page you can see the photos of the final work. You can see how I planned to work with (...)
A worksheet I've made to follow the story Where's Spot?,by Eric Carle. You can choose to work with page 2 or page 3. They are similar, but page 3 focus more on prepositions and is more suitable (...)
Este post é especialmente para os meus colegas que frequentaram comigo a Formação Online - 1º e 2º anos. Esta foi a apresentação de PowerPoint que usei na sessão presencial, onde (...)
I use these cards to play a game after telling the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?. I give a card to each student and I explain the game. During the game, the teacher says: (...)
This is a minibook I've made to my students after telling them the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric Carle. The students should colour the pictures (...)
This is a very good story to teach days of the week or to introduce food. I adapted the story, because the original would be too hard for my little students (I changed some language and changed (...)
Pictures that can be useful to work with the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric Carle. Pictures are from Kizclub and have .pdf extension (you need (...)
An activity to do after telling the story Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric Carle. Instructions are included on page 6. Briefly, the students have to (...)