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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > What steps should be part of a 30 minutes EFL class for 3 to 6 years old children?
What steps should be part of a 30 minutes EFL class for 3 to 6 years old children?
Sarah.Br
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What steps should be part of a 30 minutes EFL class for 3 to 6 years old children?
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Hello everyone, I �m a Brazilian teacher and I work with children from 3 to 6 years old. They are divided in classes by their ages. At the school I work we are implementing a Bilingual program so our students are going to have English Lessons every day. English lessons will be 30 minuntes lenth. So, I �d like your suggestion about what the most important steps should be in my lesson plans. Thanks in advance for those who give me this little help! |
28 Jul 2018
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Given they are so young, I would recommend using flash cards, songs (e.g. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes) and games (e.g. Simon Says). |
29 Jul 2018
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EwelinaEwelina
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Why don �t you check this out: www.teachingenglishgames.com All the best |
29 Jul 2018
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gloriawpai
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I like TPR - Total Physical Response. Use it in games, songs, and flash cards activities. One interesting book, The Language Tree is by David Vale (Author), Ana Gorriti De Vale (Author). |
31 Jul 2018
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KARENZA THOMAS
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I have found that creating routines with the little ones very useful, for example make up a welcoming song as you come into the classroom, which gives you time to sort your material ( i used the basic Frere Jaques melody and made up my own lyrics, then repeat numbers, colours ( rainbow song ) days of the week , months ( Boney M �s song) etc. And then introduce your new vocabulary using flash-card games, act out stories, and songs using masks, hats or other realia etc. I hope this is of some use to you. GOOD LUCK! |
3 Aug 2018
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