One little finger

A funny song they really love. Let's move our little finger and point to the different parts of the body as you hear them (head, nose, chin, arm, leg and foot).

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Some more Nursery Rhymes we love

As I said in a former post , Nursery Rhymes are essential to language and children's development. In our class, children love to sing and do the actions involved in the Nursery Rhymes we've learnt, and that we recall every day with the Bag of Songs or at any moment we want them to be relaxed and have fun. You can enjoy some of the most famous Nursery Rhymes below: Baa baa black sheep Five little ducks Hickory Dickory Dock Five Little Monkeys I am a little teapot Humpty Dumpty

Today is Monday

One of the bestsellers of artist Eric Carle that takes children all along the week while the animals parade across the page eating their favorite dishes: string beans, spaghetti, zoooop, roast beef, fresh fish, chicken and ice-cream. Which one are you going to eat today? Click on the video and listen to the song we learnt as we sang the book!

The little red hen

To continue promoting oral skills in the class, we're dramatizing now the "Little red hen" traditional tale. After reading the book and once we knew the whole story, we made some paper crowns to represent each character of the story. This way we become each day the Little red hen, the lazy dog, the sleepy cat and the noisy duck and bring the tale into life in the English class.

The English bus

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