Showing posts with label PRIMARY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PRIMARY. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 November 2017

LISTENING PRACTICE FOR KIDS

Maybe you are a teacher in search for materials for your class. Maybe you are a parent in search for listening practice for your kid. In m opinion, children should be exposed to the English language on a regular basis: daily if possible. 

Here you will find a list of websites where you will find lots of useful podcasts for children and beginners:

Rong-chang.com Easy short stories for children and ESL/EFL beginners. 

Hello-World.com Simple dialogues for non-native speaking children.

eslfast.com. A free site with lots of short stories and conversations.

Real EnglishOriginal videos and interactive lessons with some sample listenings.

Adele's corner. Easy online listening activities with blank filling exercises.

About.com English listening comprehension exercises for basic listening skills.

EnglishLingQ.com  Graded podcasts. 

Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab. See the section "Basic Listening Quizzes" with short listening activities for beginning and intermediate students.

Select-Language.com is an interesting site with graded audio-postcards from different English speaking communities.

Finally, these sites are also quite interesting:








Monday, 12 October 2015

INGLÉS INFANTIL 2 (TODAS LAS LECCIONES)


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INGLÉS INFANTIL 1 (TODAS LAS LECCIONES)


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Sunday, 9 November 2014

TEACHING ENGLISH TO VERY YOUNG LEARNERS


 TEACHING ENGLISH TO VERY YOUNG LEARNERS

  1. In order to encourage everyone to participate, it is important to make your lessons relaxed and fun. You should design creative lessons to get students moving around.Young learners are generally very enthusiastic about songs, especially if they can sing along, and active games. Be sure to provide lots of encouragement and positive feedback. Create a safe, stress-free environment that everyone can enjoy learning in.
  2. Keep exercises fun and short because these students have short attention spans and are easily distracted. Overacting and projection will help keep the focus on you. Teach them to respond to basic classroom English phrases such as “Please sit down.”  as they will hear them repeatedly throughout their study of English. 
  3. Students should practise the different sounds of the English language and learn material such as colours, numbers, shapes and classroom materials. You will introduce vocabulary words gradually and may choose to study some simple structures that relate to everyday life too. A focus on speaking and listening will help students become more comfortable and confident with English.
  4. Track individual and class progress so that students can visually see what they have learnt and how they are doing. 
  5. Encourage students to try their best and create a constructive learning environment where students do not need to worry about making mistakes.
  6. Create activities and exercises that are entertaining. 
  7. Students will also feel more comfortable if you stick to a regular schedule so if you decide to make changes, implement them over a period of time rather than all at once.  
  8. Avoid introducing too much new vocabulary at a time. Students may not remember material from one day to the next so repetition is important. The more students are exposed to certain material, the faster they will learn it. This is how native speakers learn English, by listening to people around them and expanding their range of vocabulary gradually.


Friday, 18 July 2014

INGLÉS PARA LOS PEQUES DE LA CASA

 ¿Algún peque aburrido "in the house"?

Aquí tenéis varios enlaces para que los peques de la casa practiquen inglés desde el ordenador. Un ratito al día puede ayudarles mucho a mejorar su nivel!

Learn English Kids http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/

Es la web del British Council para que los niños aprendan inglés. Hay juegos interactivos, concursos, vídeos con niños hablando en inglés sobre diferentes temas, cuentos, canciones, trabalenguas, manualidades… Completo y muy divertido.


National Geographic Kids http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/

La web infantil de National Geographic ofrece muchos contenidos sobre naturaleza en inglés con una presentación muy atractiva: juegos, vídeos, un apartado de mascotas, experimentos, coloreables para imprimir… La sección “Little Kids” es muy recomendable para los niños más pequeños.


Anglès 365 http://www.angles365.com/recursos/rec00.htm

Más de 1000 actividades online de inglés, graduadas por niveles (desde educación infantil hasta 6º de Primaria) agrupadas por temas y aspectos gramaticales. Con audio, juegos, vídeos… Un buen recurso para profesores, y también para papás y mamás.


Uptoten http://www.uptoten.com/

Juegos educativos online gratis en inglés para niños de 0 a 10 años. También tienen e-cards infantiles, canciones, dibujos para imprimir y colorear, propuestas de actividades, recetas… con simpáticos personajes como Boowa y Kwala.


The Yellow Pencil http://www.theyellowpencil.com/

Multitud de enlaces temáticos de gramática y de vocabulario. Una forma sencilla y totalmente gratuita para que los niños puedan aprender inglés desde su ordenador.