Cooking Vocabulary in English – chop, grill, saute, boil, slice… Hi, Adam, I am from Chimbote, Peru, I recomend you that you prepare aji de gallina, it’s very delicious… Ingredients: 1 1/2 pounds chicken breast 4 cups chicken stock 1/2 cup vegetable oil 3-4 yellow aji peppers 2 gloves garlic, minced 1 large onion, finely chopped 3 tablespoons chopped walnuts 3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese 4 slices white bread 3/4 cup evaporated milk 4 yellow potatoes 2 hard boiled eggs 10 black olives, halved Preparation: Cook the yellow potatoes in salted water until tender when pierced with a fork. Place the bread in a small bowl and pour the evaporated milk over it to soak. Place the chicken breasts in a pot with the chicken stock, and bring to a simmer. Set chicken aside to cool. Remove stems and seeds from the peppers. Sauté the garlic and onions with the puréed peppers and oil, until the onions are soft and golden. Shred the cooled chicken into bite-size pieces. Return onion mixture to pan, and add 1 1/2 cups of the reserved chicken stock.
Learning and Teaching Telling Time >>timefortime.com<< What Time Is It? - World Time Engine FISZKI na lekcji? 6 praktycznych sposobów, jak je wykorzystać - Blog FISZKI.pl Uczysz języków? Prowadzisz zajęcia z dziećmi? Pracujesz z młodzieżą? Sprawdź, jak wykorzystać FISZKI na lekcji i zachęcić swoich podopiecznych do nauki. Kinga Drzewiecka, która uczy języka angielskiego w szkole językowej Perfect Language (Koło), podzieliła się z nami swoimi pomysłami na wykorzystanie FISZEK w pracy z uczniami w przedziale wiekowym 4-18. FISZKI czynią cuda FISZKI to nie małe rybki, ale magiczne kartoniki, które w procesie uczenia się języka obcego potrafią zdziałać cuda! Skąd to wiem? Oto przykłady ulubionych gier uczestników moich zajęć: 1. Układam fiszki ze słówkami z danego zakresu tematycznego, np. zawody, przed dziećmi. 2. Jest to gra, która polega na powolnym odsłanianiu fiszki. 3. Jest to gra, która świetnie się sprawdza przy ćwiczeniu czasowników nieregularnych. Szkoła językowa to nie jedyne miejsce mojej pracy. Podsumowując, uważam, że fiszki skutecznie wspomagają trudny proces zapamiętywania słówek. Kinga Drzewiecka, wiek uczniów: 4-18 Wykorzystywane FISZKIⓇ : 4.
Darmowa strona do nauki angielskiego GettinEnglish. Angielski w biznesie Simple Hello Song Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up-to-date with our latest videos! Language Focus Other songs about: Hello/Goodbye, emotions Greetings. "Hello." "How are you?" Hello! ♫ Come on, let's sing. Hello! I'm good! Hello! I'm tired. Hello! Classroom Benefits "Hello!" Most of all, it's a fun and simple song designed to get kids moving and interacting. Activity Ideas Try singing the song in a circle, so that everyone can see and greet each other. Sing the song in two lines with students facing each other. Pair this song with "If You're Happy" as a great way to discuss emotions. 3 Use this hello song on days when you are discussing food.
Days of the Week Song Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up-to-date with our latest videos! Language Focus Other songs about: time/calendar The days of the week! Days Of The Week Lyrics and Actions ♫ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday (Repeat) ♫ Classroom Benefits This is a classic tune for learning the days of the week. Activity Ideas Make up your own gestures for each day of the week. Have the students point to the days on the class calendar as you sing. Stop the music during the song and see if the children can say the next day. If you are using the song in class, assign each student a different day of the week and give them the flashcard for that day. This is one vocabulary topic that benefits from repetition, a song is a great way to reinforce this language.
Paper Roll Animals Get crafty with paper towel/toilet paper rolls and make some adorable animals! Just add scissors, paint, googly eyes, and hot glue. This is the perfect boredom buster for a rainy day! (Or a hot one – where we live, summer is not an outside season!) Three of the boys and I worked on this project together. We have been saving paper towel rolls for a long time, so we put them to good use with this project. Here are the animals we made! Lion Family: I cut these pieces out of cardboard. Here’s another view of their legs (but really you can cut them however you want!) Elephant: After painting the elephant’s ears, I folded them to create a tab for the glue. Monkey: This one is my favorite! The tail is a brown pipe cleaner. Alligator: These are the pieces I cut for the alligator. Gresham painted the body and legs green while I painted the teeth white. I ended up cutting the legs down a little shorter when I assembled the alligator. I also glued spikes on the back. Then it was time to play!