Children learn best by working together, playing together and learning new language together in this three-level course for Early Primary starting at the Beginners stage. It's easy to teach in any size class and the mix of games, puzzles and songs ensures lessons are always fun!
Added by: lucius5 | Karma: 1660.85 | Non-Fiction, Other | 8 November 2009
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Whether it’s the kick-off of an event, a 20-minute gap between functions, or an all-day or multiday retreat, this sourcebook suggests a wide array of solutions for keeping young people upbeat, engaged, and unified. Offering icebreakers, “straight-up” games, and reflection activities, the book provides instructions for staging meaningful, fun interactions that encourage participants to think.
With one foot still in the childish, fun-loving, game-playing stage and the other foot cautiously stepping into a world of more choices and greater responsibilities, fourth-sixth grade students will light up at this creative collection. The sixty-one activities blend the guidance, wisdom, and the practical skills of building assets in their changing lives with engaging fun. Sampling of Activities: Creative Kindness, Where Does the Time Go? Manners Marathon, 'Cape'-Abilities, Take Me to Your Reader.
This Copy and Go resource pack provides activities for busy teachers that require extra activities related to the topic presented in each lesson, they can be copied for classroom use.
Top Notch, a dynamic 6-level course for international communication, sets a new standard, using the natural language that people really speak. With a rock-solid learner-centered approach, Top Notch provides students an opportunity to confirm their own progress at the end of every easy-to-teach two-page lesson.
What do teachers do with energetic kids who squirm in their seats? This book helps teachers deal with energetic students and also ADHD students so they don't disrupt the learning environment and so they can also learn themselves.
The book has enough activities for every day of the school year. It begins with activities for developing gross motor skills, prereading shapes, alphabet recognition, and moves through progressively more complex skills and concepts, ending with abstract math concepts.