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Public class in June
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Dina Lana
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Public class in June
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Hello!!! Here �s the thing ! My children are having the end of the year play. It doesn �t have to be anything difficult, and it doesn �t have to be play at all. But they can use poems, sketches or anything they have learnt along the year. We are using Wonderland A and B books , so if you have any ideas PLEASE share them ... I need material so bad!!!! Thanks for your time ! |
10 May 2011
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nita551
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Sorry Im not familiar with Wonderland A & B, can you tell me their age or level?
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10 May 2011
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Dina Lana
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They are between 8-11. Thank you!!! The book is not important , I�ve just mentioned it in case that someone use it.
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10 May 2011
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IceQueeny
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Hi! You can organise a party and a competition dividing your kids into two-four teams epending on teir number. Each team can prepare its badge, its costumes, probably a wallpaper on a certain team. Then they �l have to do some tasks (better performance of a song, a poem, a short sketch and what not. Try to find some riddles and games according to the knowledge your children have. The present parents can be the judges of the competitions.
State the topics (grammar and vocabulary) your children know for us to know what we should look for. Good luck. Julia |
10 May 2011
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IceQueeny
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Sorry for misprints
depending on their number They �ll have to do |
10 May 2011
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Dina Lana
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Thank you!!! Great Ideas. I �ll try it and then tell you how it was! Hope my kids like it! |
10 May 2011
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Mar0919
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Hi, Dina...! I once had my students perform a puppet show, using finger puppets. They had a great time, and at the same time, it helped them perform, since they are "behind" stage, they do not feel as nervous as being directly on stage. With another group I had them do a "shadow show" (don �t really know what it �s called!) and this also was very fun for them, only in this option, they told a story having to do with animals, as the shadows are more easily identified. Hope this helps! |
11 May 2011
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nita551
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I�ve never done anything of the sort, but I do like to use plays in my classes, I have one that is called "ready, steady, go", its not very long but its fun and it can be easily adapted, depending on numbers, room..etc
I also thought about "going on a bear hunt", have you heard of it?, the kids pretend to go on a bear hunt, its a chant that they have to perform.
Let me know if you think they might be of use and I�ll send them to you.
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11 May 2011
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