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ESL short stories for beginners



Juju
Portugal

ESL short stories for beginners
 
Hello!

I�m an English teacher in Portugal and I really need your help. I use to teach the story " The frog family" to my students but it�s always the same. Does anyone know another good story concerning the theme? My students are 6 to 9 years old.

Thanks a million. Congratulations to all the members of this site. All your work is wonderful! Thanks for sharing and for being so kind!

27 Jan 2009      





Miri_920
Spain

Hi!

I�m using the stories that you can find in www.learningpage.com they�re so useful and all my students enjoy them a lot!

Bye!

27 Jan 2009     



aftab57
United Kingdom

I don�t teach children so not familiar with stories you mention. Do you want any interesting stories for children or do they need to be on a particular theme?

27 Jan 2009     



trelly
Argentina

I�ve worked with "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" and they simply loved it. Anyway, you can enlarge any story to fit in the topic you want to work with!
What worked out really good for me was to organize some outing to the nearest bookshop, where the children could choose the stories they most liked (they only looked at the pictures on them) to work throughout the year. We worked with "The Very Bad Monster", "Winnie the Witch" and Chicken Run." Perhaps you can arrange a visit to the nearest bookshop and let them choose one book out of -let�s say- five of them previously chosen by you, where you can control the topics to work with.
There are many stories you can work with, perhaps, because of their age, they can work with a sort of Revolting Rhyme, which are different versions of well known children stories.
Even better, you can choose the stories according to the likes of the students!
Hope these ideas are useful!

27 Jan 2009     



aftab57
United Kingdom

here are some links which might be worth exploring.

http://www.sacredspiralkids.com/story/index.html

http://www.magickeys.com/books/


http://www.bedtime.com/


http://www.mediafire.com/?ehjvzted15o


http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/childrenindex.html




27 Jan 2009     



Alicia del c.
Argentina

HELLO JUJU, I�VE FOUND THIS SITE FOR CHILDREN.  sillyboooks.net
hope you find something there.
Love.

27 Jan 2009     



yetigumboots
Germany

Have you tried the books from Julia Donaldson. The Gruffalo etc. They are so fantastic and she has one for nearly every theme. Put Gruffalo into google and see what I mean. I use them all the time even for older kids.
 Greetings from freezing Germany.   Yeti xx

27 Jan 2009     



cheezels
New Zealand

http://www.rong-chang.com/eslread/index.htm

http://www.rong-chang.com/qa2/index.html

free stories for children :-)

27 Jan 2009