Incy Wincy Spider - play

The students did a great job. Most of them are in the second grade and only a few in the forth grade. They did everything in English. Thanks to the parents for the costumes. We had a great time! :)
You can find the text for the play on this link:
http://www.eslprintables.com/vocabulary_worksheets/holidays_and_traditions/christmas_/christmas_play_scripts/The_Little_Christmas_Spider__262754/#this

TEA PARTY games

TEA PARTY - food, games, fun and learning

We organised a TEA PARTY. We invited some of the other teachers. The students' parent prepared the food. We made the decorations - Alice in Wonderland theme party. We created our own photo booth and we took some great photos. We played games:

1. Put the cherry on top - draw a big cupcake on the board or on a piece of paper. Make the contestant close his/her eyes and try to put the cherry on the top of the cupcake.
2. Draw the teapot - allow the contestants to look at a teapot for 30 seconds, then make them close their eyes and with their eyes closed they should try to draw the teapot on a piece of paper.
3. Tongue twisters - each contestant needs to say the tongue twister three times. The one who does that best is the winner;)
4. Charades - make up sentences, write them on a piece of paper and have a good laugh while the pairs try to act out and guess the sentences.
5. Guess the type of tea - choose a few tea bags with a strong scent.Put them on a tray, then ask contestants to try to guess the type of tea by only smelling it with their eyes closed.
6. Tea tray memory - put a few object on a tray, ask contestants to look at it for 30 seconds then take the objects away and ask them to put the objects in the correct order again

Thanksgiving crafts

Vocabulary revison - Food

Teaching young learners means that you constantly need to find different ways to engage your students and keep them busy:) This is one way we revise vocabulary - we create food out of paper. Then students use "I like...." to present the food they like.