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Ezma Posted 22 years ago
Teaching
Teaching 6 yr olds
Hello,
I need some fresh ideas on what to teach my beginner class. They know numbers, animals, seasons, clothes and furniture and body parts. I want something new that they will have fun with. And I have a big problem I can't stop them talking to me in chinese I've tried different ways but they don't seem to work. What can I do?
Anyone please get back to me soon.
thanks in advance
I need some fresh ideas on what to teach my beginner class. They know numbers, animals, seasons, clothes and furniture and body parts. I want something new that they will have fun with. And I have a big problem I can't stop them talking to me in chinese I've tried different ways but they don't seem to work. What can I do?
Anyone please get back to me soon.
thanks in advance
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Why not teach them some songs or nursery rhymes. There are lots of songs that have accompanying 'actions' and our kids have lots of fun with them in nurseries and infant schools.
- Why not teach them some songs or nursery rhymes.
- There are lots of songs that have accompanying 'actions' and our kids have lots of fun with them in nurseries and infant schools.
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Why not teach them some songs or nursery rhymes. There are lots of songs that have accompanying 'actions' and our kids have lots of fun with them in nurseries and infant schools.
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Thanks for your help. I will try that and let you know how I get on.
Ezma
Ezma
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Hi!
I know that 6 yr olds LOVE books. One of my alltime favourites is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", we made the book and acted out the story line. As it covers so much, the children were able to learn something new as well as revise vocabulary already covered.
As for stopping them talking Chinese.....have you tried making special "English Medals"? You can eas
I know that 6 yr olds LOVE books. One of my alltime favourites is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", we made the book and acted out the story line. As it covers so much, the children were able to learn something new as well as revise vocabulary already covered.
As for stopping them talking Chinese.....have you tried making special "English Medals"? You can eas
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