Know How: BY 2025 WE COULD HAVE 20 MILLION JOBS WITHOUT ENOUGH COLLEGE GRADUATES TO FILL THEM.* Orbit. Download Free ESL Flashcards and Printables. Ressources d'anglais. Par gandalf dans Anglais le 24 Décembre 2011 à 12:48 Ressources interactives en anglais *Sites d'activités diverses: British Council Primary interactive.co.uk Educreuse RPI Mesnil-Neuville Ticenogood Crickweb Eren Poisson Rouge *Oxford University Press: I Spy, Maze games: animals (jeu) colour (jeu) food time numbers (1-10) numbers (11-20) christmas *Text to speech: Oddcast Académie de Poitiers Oxford University Press (Audio Words) *Dictionnaire sonore: Europschool Language guide Your dictionnary Reverso *Abécédaire: abécédaire des petits anglais (BNF) alphabet (livre ancien style Didapages) abécédaire *Activités diverses: -Vocabulaire mathématiques: nombres lettres – chiffres - unités, dizaines (1-100) Numbers circus (1 - 9) Penguin party (nombres) -Vocabulaire: Opposites (contraires) Primary-ibox: animals Stade olympique: Mobiclic -Sciences/Prévention: Every day is Earth Day !
Prévention routière (dans la partie road safety) -Arts: Art Gallery *Story: Contes Northumberland (très bien) Where's my bear ? A new pupil. The ecozoo. SID Kit for Schools - Safer Internet Day. Web English Teacher. Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition. Home Learning Resources Bank Adult Learners Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition Welcome to the Headway Student’s Site. Here you will find lots of fun and interesting activities to help you get the most out of Headway. We hope you enjoy using these extra resources. Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition Adverbs Unit 3 • Pre-Intermediate • Grammar Antonyms Pre-Intermediate • Unit 12 • Vocabulary Articles Unit 4 • Pre-Intermediate • Grammar Bad news Pre-Intermediate • Everyday English Crossword Pre-Intermediate • Unit 10 • Vocabulary Which dictionary is right for you?
Use our Dictionaries Selector and find out... OALD Online An online dictionary you can trust. Making Sense - Common Sense Media Blog. Tools for Educators - free worksheet templates, printable game templates, 100% customizable worksheet makers with images! Bienvenue sur Beneylu School ! Dream English TV: Watch Videos of Songs and Teaching English to Children Tips. New iPhone and iPad Apps! Check out the Kids Songs in English Apps. This App contains 5 favorite Dream English videos with the mini Matt Character. Special introductory price of USD $0.99. Click here for more about the iPhone App. Click here for more about the iPad App.
If you like this page and song, please tell a friend! Also, feel free to email me with any questions! Going Places Safely (K-2) Trillion Dollar Footprint (6-8) Warm-up (10 minutes) ASK:How many of you have … sent a message or posted a comment online? Created a profile on a social network site? Used some sort of photo-sharing app? Googled your own name? Were there any results about you? (Allow a few students to provide examples of what they found.) EXPLAIN that filling out a form, sending an email to a friend, posting a photo, and pretty much everything one does online – even the simple act of visiting a website or using a search engine – leaves a trail. Play Video (10 minutes) DEFINE the Key Vocabulary terms digital footprint and imagery. SHOW students the “The Digital Footprint” video. Lighthouse: Search engines and social network sites can reveal a lot about people. DEFINE the Key Vocabulary terms persistent and invisible audience.
Pick a Host (25 minutes) ARRANGE students into groups of four and give each group one copy of the Choose a Host Student Handout. HAVE students work together for 10 to 15 minutes to: Responses will vary. Wrap-up (5 minutes) 8 Social Media Sites Just for Kids. Digital Tools Flickr: P i c t u r e Y o u t h By Sara Bernard Technically, Facebook doesn’t allow kids under the age of 13 to register for the site. That hasn’t stopped pre-teens from simply lying about their birthdates. But kids under 13 don’t have to be left out of the social media world. Of course, it’s still just as important to educate kids about Internet safety and appropriate online behavior as it is to create technological barriers between them and unsafe situations.
“As a teacher I see it as my responsibility to teach students how to engage with their peers online in a healthy and productive way,” writes teacher Catlin Tucker in response to an article about how social media is changing education. To that end, here are eight kid-friendly social media options: Dizeo: A fully-monitored site that calls itself “social networking training wheels,” complete with video and music sharing, homework help from subject-specialist tutors, and educational videos on Internet safety. +30 000 Free ESL worksheets made by teachers for teachers. Alphabet Games for Kids. This page is full of ideas for using our Alphabet Printables and Printable Alphabets (there is a difference!) For learning the alphabet, as well as for playing alphabet games. Ideas range from learning and recognising numbers and letters, to practicing alphabetical order and expanding vocabulary, so you should find something appropriate for all ages.
In addition, if you scroll to the bottom of the page you will find links to more games, printable and otherwise, which we have at Activity Village. Use our Alphabets in Scrapbooks Use them to decorate your scrapbook pages, or spell out your child's name on a school folder or workbook or file. Make Door Signs Children love to mark their own territory with their name on their bedroom door!
Depending on age they can perhaps colour and cut their own sign, which can then be laminated for durability if you wish. Make Key Rings, Satchel Tags Print and laminate your child's initial, make a hole and attach to a key ring. Which Letter is Missing? A to Z Teacher Stuff Tools | Make your own printable crossword puzzles. LearnEnglish Kids | British Council |
Mrs Mejia's English Class Blog › Log In. Why Kidblog | Kidblog. Web tools for kids. Free, Printable Bingo Cards by Bingo Baker. Roseli Coffee Desk : The “Dos and Don’ts” for children -Teaching Young Learners – Part 1. ‘Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression.’ Dr Haim Ginott photo by ELTpics For a couple of weeks I have actively participated in several discussion forums upon different topics carried by Professor Willy Renandya. 7. Margareth Donaldson We have our preferences, we have our own very personal style(s) and uniqueness – the way we learn, the way we represent the world is dependent on our preferred style(s).
Slide by Roseli Serra 8. Jayne Moon Talk to your young learners at normal speed. Wendy Scott and Lisbeth Ytreberg The video below show us some of the “dont’s ". The affective side builds up the students’ confidence: The teacher: Started to trust the student! Things I like and don't like doing. Our class contract. La Mejor Manera para Crear y Compartir Comics en el Mundo. How to help children love writing in English. Roseli Serra, winner of the TeachingEnglish monthly blog award, writes about how to encourage children learning English to love writing in English too. One of the biggest challenges teachers have faced in the classroom has to do with writing. Usually students do not want to write, because they have never been encouraged to do it or to enjoy it.
It’s worth remembering that most people never write anything of any length in their daily lives, or anything using a pen and paper, or without using a spellchecker. But this is often what we ask our students to do in English. Writing, like all other aspects of language, is communicative. I have noticed that early on, children in language schools often enjoy the beginning stages of writing, when they are learning the letters or characters.
So what can we do to help children retain their early interest in writing, while they develop skills and confidence? Age plays a crucial role in what we teach and how we teach it. 1. Paint Elephants Not Cry Life 2. Picture Book Maker. Smories - new stories for children, read by children. Storybird - Artful storytelling. Splash Page | Zimmer Twins. Untitled. MeeGenius! - The #1 app for children's books. Featuring award winning authors and read along technology. KMR Scripts - Creative Dramatics Page.
NOTICE: These guidelines were developed for use by a particular theatre group and its particular needs. These are presented on this web site only as an example. If you use these, you should adjust them for your particular situation. These guidelines were given to each workshop leader prior to their learning the particular workshop exercises and theatre games. They would be equally useful to anyone who deals with young kids. Kevin M Reese is available to conduct training workshops for your staff on how to lead classes in Creative Dramatics. The workshops would last approximately 30-45 minutes and were ideally conducted in school classrooms. . © 1998, KMR Scripts. We are here for the kids. PRE-WORKSHOP: Introduce yourselves to the teacher, encourage them to sit in on the session.
INTRODUCTION Welcome Introduce yourselves If they will be seeing a show, talk about it-- get them excited. Actors' Tools: This has evolved into the cornerstone of this Creative Dramatics Workshop. Storytelling Websites and Resources | Elizabeth Figa. Anglais : décrire un paysage- Pédagogie - Direction des services départementaux de l’éducation nationale du 16. Teaching Children About Digital Footprints. As we have introduced a 1:1 netbook program in grade four at my school, we are focussing on helping the students learn how to use their new devices to their full potential. We have been doing some work on internet safety, and this week have been looking at digital footprints. Not one of the 54 students in my double class knew what the term meant before we delved deeper.
Wikipedia describes a digital footprint as: “…a trail left by interactions in a digital environment; including the use of TV, mobile phone, the internet and other devices and sensors.” Unfortunately, I’ve come across a number of resources which only focus on the negatives of digital footprints and promote a culture of fear. The message I like to promote is that we should protect our digital footprints and try to ensure that they are positive. I’ve often wondered if having no digital footprint at all is almost as bad as having a negative one. Four years ago Chris said: Perhaps that day has come? Let's speak English. Des idées pour rebrasser les acquis antérieurs en langue (anglais ou autres...) - Mis à jour le 24 septembre 2011 (ajout snakes and ladders + contributions Princesse Dézécoles et Véronique) Comme rien n'est jamais acquis ou presque (et ça vaut dans toutes disciplines d'ailleurs) , je rebrasse à chaque séance ou presque les acquis antérieurs.
Je vous propose quelques petites choses que j'ai pu mettre en place ou que je mettrais certainement en place pour réviser les structures vues en début d'année. la chatterbox ou la salière en français... mais si le pliage en origami de notre enfance avec les points de couleurs et les questions / actions cachées en dessous! Et bien j'ai recyclé l'idée pour mes rituels , au début une salière collective, je suis maitre du jeu en posant les questions puis les élèves prennent rapidement ma place. Après demande générale, chaque élève a fabriqué sa propre salière en y mettant les questions qu'on avait déjà vues pendant l'année. 5 min de salière en début de séance en petits groupes, ça fonctionne plutôt pas mal!
Free English Chants for kids, free mp3 downloads of Chants! Free MP3 Download Chants for practicing vocabulary and pronunciation! Free downloadable English chants for children learning English. Practice learning English vocabulary and pronunciation by downloading these chant mp3's for free! Download and save them, burn them onto a cdr, and bring them to your class.
All of the chants on this page match with the MES English flashcard vocabulary and they are all free to download and use in your classes. They also match with the 123 Listening free worksheets and listening exercises Click on a chant title to be directed to the page with the chant and links to flashcards. Dream English Chants: Click on a link to be directed to the page with the free MP3: Great Start Your Class Chants: Warm Up Chants! Animals, House, Body Parts, Classroom Click here! Clothing, Colors, Daily Routines, Days of the Week, Months, and Feelings (happy, sad) Click here! Food, Fruit, Sports, Time, Transportation, and Vegetables Click here! New! Halloween 1 chant and 2 songs! TIMSBOX_Learn English the fun way !-Free online ESL games-Primary Secondary. Notes. ::: Flashcard Maker - Flashcards in a flash! :::