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Posted by PGO on December 04, 2012

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Os dejamos dos páginas que nos han parecido interesantísimas, completas y útiles, tanto como para los profesores como para los padres.

http://www.pequerecetas.com/


http://www.pequeocio.com

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SPYCAT (LISTENING TASK FOR STUDENTS)

Hello my dear readers: Today you are going to do a listening task. First of all, you have to listen and watch the video (click on the video ) and then you have to fill in the information requested in the following worksheet. L👀K! Remember to write down any words you don't understand so that you can work on them in class. DELIVERY DATE: OCTOBER 1st, 2024

Listening and speaking task (explanation for teachers)

Hello my dear readers: Today I present you with an activity of my own to work on listening and speaking in the classroom. My proposal is called Where's Ratty? and with it we will work on several topics included in the educational curriculum. Ø Materials used📃 - Video https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/listen-watch/short-stories/spycat - Worksheet (Annex 1 and 2). - Interactive whiteboard (IWB). - ClassDojo and Canva websites. - Blackboard. Ø Classroom arrangement👭 In this activity the students are seated in fours as in the picture. Face to face desks Ø Lesson’s procedure and explanation of the type of listening task 📚 I have structured the activity in two sessions. In the first one I will do pre-listening and listening. In the second session I will do the post-listening and speaking. 1 st session Within the pre-listening I w

READING TASK (ideas for teachers)

Hello my dear readers: The activity I propose today is to carry out a comprehensive reading activity for the first levels of primary school through the theme of food. Although the three activities I propose in the previous post are quite simple, we can deal with many topics in a cross-cutting way through a menu. A common thread that we can use for this activity is to make our students believe that they are food critics and we can create role-playing games when buying food at the market, calculate different prices for lunches or dinners, prepare a table and learn the names of the elements on it... Can you think of anything else? I'll read you in the comments👀👀👀👀

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