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ESL forum > Concerning worksheets > PLEASE HELP WITH ACTIVITIES FOR 3 YEAR-OLD KIDS    

PLEASE HELP WITH ACTIVITIES FOR 3 YEAR-OLD KIDS



miss_alejandra
Argentina

PLEASE HELP WITH ACTIVITIES FOR 3 YEAR-OLD KIDS
 
HELLO EVERYBODY! I NEED HELP URGENTLY! THIS YEAR I�M DEALING WITH 3 YEAR-OLD CHILDREN AND I DON�T KNOW WHAT TYPE OF WORKSHEETS I SHOULD DEVELOP, PLEASE WOULD YOU HELP ME? THANK U SO MUCH!

14 Mar 2012      





popera_flor
Argentina

Why don �t you try with songs? � There are a lot on Internet and some of them have activities to do ! Check on this website! Thye have a lot(try searching under the word "pre school" "songs in english and especify the age

14 Mar 2012     



kodora
Greece

Young children do not write so you can work through repetition to teach them anything.You can achieve this by using flashcards to teach the words you want to,songs,rhymes and games.Choose simple things and recycle the vocabulary to ensure that they have learnt it.You can also ask them to draw things you have taught them and of course use "realia".For example,if you teach fruit you can bring real ones or plastic ones.Don �t forget to use the same simple instructions.The most important thing is to make them feel loved and secure.All the rest will come in due course.
Here are links for songs
http://www.supersimplesongs.com/
http://www.dreamenglish.com/
http://www.myvoxsongs.com/index.html
Hope this helps
Dora

14 Mar 2012     



foose1
United States

I teach 3 year olds the following: colors, numbers 1 through 20, prepositions of place, shapes, basic verbs (run, swim, sleep, wake up, etc.), vegetables, fruits, adjectives, alphabet (a through z with phonetic sound), and a little bit more that I cannot think of.
 
John

14 Mar 2012