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Games, activities and teaching ideas > Help, please!
Help, please!
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sorokaira
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Help, please!
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I need some short rhymes to end up the lesson for young learners.
Thanks!  |
23 Aug 2012
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COLOMBO
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Raise your hands above your head,
Clap them one, two, three,
Rest them now upon your hips,
Slowly bend your knees.
Up again and stand up tall,
Put your right foot out;
Shake your fingers.
Nod your head
And twist yourself about.
You may also try one of the verses of Old Mcdonald song
Old mc Donald had a farm
Yia�yia-O (chorus)
And on his farm he had some cows
Yia�yia-O
With a moo moo her, and moo moo there
Here a moo there a moo
Every where a moo moo
Old mc Donald had a farm
Yia�yia-O
And on his farm he had some dogs
Yia�yia-O
With a bow-bow here, and a bow-bow there
Here a bow there a bow
Every where a bow-bow.
Old mc Donald had farm
Tia-yia-O
And on his farm he had some cats
Yia-yia-O
With a meow-meow here, and a meow-meow there
Here a meow-meow there a meow
Everywhere a meow-meow
Old mc Donald had a farm
Yia-yia-O
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23 Aug 2012
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tulka
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Hi,
this one is for the beginning of the lesson:
Point to the window Point to the door Point to the ceiling Point to the floor Clap your hands: one, two, three! Now sit down and listen to me.
Pupils chant the rhyme and point with their fingers, clap and finally sit down. I love this rhyme because it �s simple to learn and focuses their attention to the teacher. |
23 Aug 2012
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ms.amira
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try this website: www.dreamenglish.com
it has great songs for young learners
You may also use songs from the "Barney" show on youtube |
23 Aug 2012
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