What Makes a Great Teacher? As the kids move into group work, there is a low buzz in the room. I try, but I can’t find a child who isn’t talking about math. One little boy leans across his desk to help another with a problem. “What do you add to 8 to get 16?” he says, and then he waits. The activities come in brisk sequence, following a routine the kids know by heart, so no time is lost in transition. On the front wall, Mr. Next, Mr. Finally, after a dozen problems go by, a small voice from an even smaller boy pronounces, “Bingo!” When I talk to Mr. Like all the teachers I talked to in Washington, Mr.
ESL/EFL Preschool Teachers: Pet Activities for Preschool ELL Link to the files. Worksheets: Since all children have a responsible tutor, there will always be a need for a book or worksheets to evidence learning and work at school. Include a fun way to complete the worksheet and then provide a meaningful activity to do with them. Ws 1: Give students soda bottle caps. Have the students place a bottle cap on a pet after you make a noise. Teacher: orange bottle cap! Ws 2 Frame. Then, graph the pets. Ws 3: Worksheet preposition. Place the chair and the box cutout on the board. Teacher: The cat is on the chair. Students: The cat is on the chair. Continue with in and under.. Give each student the worksheet Where ? Students: The gray cat is on the chair. The black cat is under the chair. The brown cat is in the box. Ws 4. Teacher: Look at the blue cat! Continue with all the cutouts. Teacher: red dog! Students: Happy. Teacher: a happy red dog! Students: a happy red dog! Have the students color the animals as you assign a color to each one. Teacher: Happy! ws 6.
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