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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Teaching
conversation subjects for children
Hello one and all,
I work in Hong Kong for a and my manager has asked me to come up with 50 unrelated topics for children to talk about. My first 50 were not good enough as they were too much the same, in her opinion. The topics should be activity based and the children (ages 3 - 5 ) should be able to undersatand the idea of what they are doing.
I would really appreciate any help with this and all suggestions are useful right now.
thanks in advance
I work in Hong Kong for a and my manager has asked me to come up with 50 unrelated topics for children to talk about. My first 50 were not good enough as they were too much the same, in her opinion. The topics should be activity based and the children (ages 3 - 5 ) should be able to undersatand the idea of what they are doing.
I would really appreciate any help with this and all suggestions are useful right now.
thanks in advance
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Getting ready for bed. Having breakfast. Going to the park.
- Getting ready for bed.
- Having breakfast.
- Going to the park.
- Going shopping.
- Visiting the doctor.
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Getting ready for bed.
Having breakfast.
Going to the park.
Going shopping.
Visiting the doctor.
Visiting grandma and grandpa.
Looking after pets.
Playing in the playground.
Washing the car.
Looking after someone who is upset.
What to do if you cut your finger.
Having breakfast.
Going to the park.
Going shopping.
Visiting the doctor.
Visiting grandma and grandpa.
Looking after pets.
Playing in the playground.
Washing the car.
Looking after someone who is upset.
What to do if you cut your finger.
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thank you very, very much Nona
you have got the ball rolling for me and helped to clear the mist in my mind!!
thank you again.
you have got the ball rolling for me and helped to clear the mist in my mind!!
thank you again.
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You can go with question "types"...
For example,
Favorites - Favorite food, favorite cartoon show, favorite teach
Hobbies - What they do when the homework is done, what is the plan for next day's recess
Relationships - What is the best thing about your dad? What is the best about your mom?
Open End - Do you like when it rains? Do you like to watch TV? What is the best
For example,
Favorites - Favorite food, favorite cartoon show, favorite teach
Hobbies - What they do when the homework is done, what is the plan for next day's recess
Relationships - What is the best thing about your dad? What is the best about your mom?
Open End - Do you like when it rains? Do you like to watch TV? What is the best
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almost all indonesian food I like, cartoon show is not specific, English is my favorite subject
plying game in the computer when my assignment is done, then preparing the next assignment for school
my dad's behavior I like very much, from my mom I like her suggestions
I like rain, sometimes I like watching TV. and something is best when I am In the school is responded by friends and ot
plying game in the computer when my assignment is done, then preparing the next assignment for school
my dad's behavior I like very much, from my mom I like her suggestions
I like rain, sometimes I like watching TV. and something is best when I am In the school is responded by friends and ot
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Generally kids aged 3 to 5 have very limited ability in a foreign language, even in their own language as it's still very much developing. Talk about stuff they are familiar with, family, lunch, dinner, play, bedtime, bath time. Get story books,boards, colouring activities etc and develop play activities via simple role play, songs etc from these themes, ie plan a whole class around your theme a
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