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Idea to teach the family vocabulary
Climbing the Family Tree Introducing the vocabulary to talk about family is the most important. When teaching about family, it is easiest to teach it with a family tree. You will need a large family tree, illustrating mother, father, sisters, brothers, grandparents, children, grandchildren, aunts, uncles and cousins. Each branch should have a picture and the title of the person clearly written. You will need to go over the family tree slowly and clearly, reviewing as you go along to make sure the students are picking up the pronunciation and meaning of the words.
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“Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence.”
Robert Frost
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I love to use this song when dealing with “things I like” in class. It is a classic and you can do exercises like listen to the song and fill in the blanks or make the children rewrite the song with the things they like.
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Do you have good ideas to teach kids the present continuous?
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Welcome to the Teaching with creativity board! Please, feel free to browse, add, and expand! This is a resource to bring together as many ideas of teaching animal vocabulary as possible
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This is a great song to teach Kindergarten children the different colors! I learned it when I was in kinder and I still remember it. It is that catchy!
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