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Teaching material > BOOKS NEEDED FOR 3-5 YEARS OLD CHILDREN!!! HEEEELP
BOOKS NEEDED FOR 3-5 YEARS OLD CHILDREN!!! HEEEELP
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merywell
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BOOKS NEEDED FOR 3-5 YEARS OLD CHILDREN!!! HEEEELP
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Hi everybody! I�m going to start teaching to children between 3 and 5 years old. I�m going to do different activities with games, arts & crafts etc, but I�d like to have a coursebook as a guide, to see the contents I can use with them.
Can anybody tell me a website to download any coursebooks or can anyone send me something? Someone told me about My first English Adventure but I can�t find it. Any other idea? THANKS XXX
Mar�a |
3 Oct 2010
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libertybelle
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Children that age usually can �t read yet. What about picture books you can use to discuss and learn vocabulary from?
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3 Oct 2010
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intra
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You can find My First English Adventure at englishtips.org (register first) I highly recommend this course! I �ve been teaching using Starter, levels 1 and 2 for a couple of months already and I can see my students � progress ;) Starter would be suitable even for 2-year-olds or for kids with no previous experience in English. With older students (4-5-year-olds) you can start with levels 1 or 2. If you have any questions, just ask me, I �m quite familiar with this series and I �ve got all the components ;)
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3 Oct 2010
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aliciapc
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Happy House series ! Oxford |
4 Oct 2010
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macanolo
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Dear Merywell,
I �ve been year teaching young kids, you have nice books even though they can not read, you have teddy �s trains (oxford) (3-4 years old) and merry team 1 (5 years old) I do hope it helps  |
4 Oct 2010
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Kohaku
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Shelly Vernon has wonderful games and activities you could use to create a lesson plan. Its a book you can download and contains books, games, and updates. I love it. Good luck
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4 Oct 2010
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leabail
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I worked with Let �s Go series from Oxford. It �s great and provides extra material in the website (www.opu.com/letsgo)
good luck |
4 Oct 2010
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lapaoiza
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I use "COOKIE AND FRIENDS" Starter, A and B.. They are great for that age. There some free downloads in englishtips.org.
Paola |
4 Oct 2010
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rose95
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I can advise " Teddy �s Train" by Oxford press. I �ve used it with many classes and I can asure you that they were great fun! |
4 Oct 2010
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hania_arshes
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When I started teaching in kindergarten I used "Cookie and Friends" (Oxford) and it was great in a way that thanks to it I became more confident in teaching. I also liked "Here �s Patch The Puppy" (Macmillan). But I, personally, wouldn �t recommend "My First English Adventure" - I had to use it once and I didn �t like it at all. But maybe it �s just me! :) Right now I don �t use any coursebook but it �s good to have one to start with.
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4 Oct 2010
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alisadedic
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I used English adventure with 5-6 year olds, for several years, and they loved it. It is, in my opinion, very interesting and students enjoyed disney characters. You also have a dvd with this course. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
Alisa
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4 Oct 2010
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