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martes, 31 de marzo de 2020
jueves, 26 de marzo de 2020
WebQuest about fruits
Hellooo friends!
Here I share a Webquest about fruits to do with students in Pre-Primary.
INTRODUCTION
Today we will talk about the fruits that grow during the different seasons of the year and what each of them give us.
ACTIVITY
PROCESS
The activity will consist of carrying out among the whole class a mural of the differents seasons and in each the corresponding fruits.
ASSESSMENT
Items to evaluate:
-Relate the image to the name.
-Recognize which season with the correct fruit.
-Cooperate with others.
-Respect shifts.
A good way to teach!
Hi guys! I share this presentation about how teach English for kids.
I think it´s a helpfull presentation that gives some tips about that.
I think it´s a helpfull presentation that gives some tips about that.
If you are happy!
Good afternoon!
This is a short and easy song in English that teachers and parents can use to teach some vocabulary to new learners.
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