Teaching Infants

Colegio Público Martínez Montañés (Madrid)

Lesson Plan Activity

Consejos para iniciar a niños de 0 a 3 años en otros idiomas

Oxford Reading Tree- Ideas for Children learning English aged 2-3

An infant school English class in motion
Teaching Kindergarten Kids English

Teaching English to children in a fun way

Nursery class

The purpose of this video is to illustrate the role of the teacher in using language to support children's development. The interactions you will see include positive language, expansion, questioning, and redirection. Teachers use these techniques to expand children's knowledge, encourage complex thinking and problem solving skills, and help children develop appropriate behavior and positive social skills.

The Passive

 Passive Voice with scenes from TV series

Anastacia - Left Outside Alone

English grammar practice exercise intermediate level.
http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/passive-exercises.html
Passive with modal verbs
Active/ Passive True/ False quiz

Films

Listen to the speakers talking about their favourite films and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills. 

Listen to six people talk about what is the best movie they have ever seen.

We love to talk about our favorite movies, but don't have the right words. In this lesson we'll go over some common movie vocabulary that you regularly hear, as well as some slang and Hollywood lingo that will help you understand your favorite stars talk about what they do.
Here you can find some questions you can ask your partner during conversation about movies
Look at the film review and do the exercises to improve your writing skills.

Like a Girl

PART 1: PRE-WATCHING 

1. Is “run like a man” positively or negatively connotated? What about “run like a girl”?

 2. What adjectives or expressions are typically associated with men? And to women? For example, “boys don’t cry”.

PART 2: POST-WATCHING DISCUSSION

3. Why do the girls in the video react differently from the rest of the people when asked to run like a girl, fight like a girl and throw like a girl?

4. Have you ever heard any comments similar to “you run like a girl”? How did you feel when you heard them?

5. What could you do or say if you hear them again?

Saint Valentine

 Speed dating
Dating Scene 1
Dating Scene 2
 Learn to spell H-E-A-R-T with this really cute song for kids. It is based on the famous B-I-N-G-O nursery rhyme.



The I Love You Book
'My Valentine' Featuring Natalie Portman and Johnny Depp