Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Didáctica del inglés aplicada en la Educación Infantil. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Didáctica del inglés aplicada en la Educación Infantil. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 26 de diciembre de 2012

Art in class








The teacher will show these paintings to the children, in which the topic is traditional games. It is a good way to show them how culture was in their country in the past. That will help them to be aware of the changes that have happened in their country. Making a comparison between how the came was in the past and how is it nowadays.
Now, all the children will play to “Gallinita Ciega” and “Cinquillo”. In the first game, one child will cover his/her eyes with a blinker and all the kids have to move around in order to be catch. If the “hen” grabs on of his/ her classmates, he /she would have to figure out who that person is. In the second game, the children will have to put the card number five on the table, and then they will have to follow the numbers up and down. The winner is the one that runs out of cards first.
 
La gallina ciega. Francisco Goya          Los jugadores de naipes. Francisco Goya
 


domingo, 23 de diciembre de 2012

MICE

1.Skimming:  how many tipes of mice does the text talk about? Can you named them?

2.Scanning: write true (t) or false (f).
  • The pygmy mouse is the biggeste mouse.
  • The jumping mouse can sleep seven month in the year.
  • The harvest mouse doesn´t life with people.
  • The dor mouse sleeps 9 month every year.
3.Reading between lines:
  • Does the Pygmy mouse life in Spain?
  • Are they nice pets?
4.Predicting:
  • what do you thing the text is about?
  • can you tell me something about  mice? 
5. Intensive reading: match the lines.
-Pygmy mouse                                                    -It can climb
-Jumping mouse                                                  -It lives about three years.
-House mouse                                                     -It is the smallest one.
-Harvest mouse                                                   -It eats seed, worms and bettles.
-Dormouse                                                          -It is a popular pet.

6.Guessing meaning from context:
Find the synonymous of these words in the text:
  • domestic animal.
  • rodent
  • in every place
  • large
  • little.

domingo, 18 de noviembre de 2012

Activity after the song I can´t hear you

I CAN´T HEAR YOU

After listening the song about routines. The teacher will give a paper with some pictures of routines that appears in the song.
The children have to colour the ones that they usually do. For example:


                                                                                              


miércoles, 24 de octubre de 2012

activities

1- It has been sais that the Grammar- Translation Mtehod teachesabout the target language, but not how to use it. Explain the differences in your own words.

The Grammar - Translation Method teachs you how to translate (grammar, just language learning) english but not how to use it in a normal conversation in youyr life.
With this method you only lear grammar and trasnlation.
The important thing is to develop comunicative competence.

2-In the Grammar - Translation Method grammar is treated deductively; in the Direct Method, grammar is treated inductively. Can yo explain the difference between deductive and inductive tratments of grammar?

In the inductive you start using particular set of facts or ideas and you finish in a general principe (with the input that you get you learn the grammar).
And in the deductive you start in a general principle and you finish with particular ideas.

3-Which of the following techniques follows from the principes of the Audio -Lingual Method, and which ones don´t? Explain the reasons for your answer.

a. The teacher asks beginning level students to write a composition about the system of transportation in their home countries. If they need a vocabulary word that they don´t know, they are told to look in a bilingual dictionary for a translation.
No. It could be connected to Grammar Translation Method.

b.Towards the end of the third week of the course, the teacher gives students a reading passage. The teacher asks the students to read the passage to answer certain questions based upon on it. The passage contains words and structures introduced during the first three weeks of the course.
Not at all. One part yes, the teacher gives something to read that contains words and structures introduced during the three first weeks of course.

c. The teacher tells the students that they must add an `s´ to third person singular verbs in the present tense in English. She then gives the students a list of verbs and aks them to change the verbs into the third person singular tense form.
No. In the Audio-Lingual Method you don´t say you have to use the `s´ for the third person singula, you just use it.

4-Asher believes that foreing language insturction can and should be moddelled on native language acquisition. What are soma characteristics of TPR that are similar to the way children acquire their native language?

  • At the beginning children do not day anything they just recieve input and learn the commands.
  • In general they imitated a lot, it is really important.
  • To have an enviroment where children feel comfortable. 

5- A lot of target language sturctures and vocabulary can be taught through the imperative. Plan part of a TPR lesson in which the present continuous tense, or another structure in targe language, is introduced.

For example, we are going to teach the present continouos.
Teacher says: everyone touch something blue, children have to touch something blue.
Teacher says: everyone touch something green, children have to touch something green.
 



 

martes, 16 de octubre de 2012

Activities for before, while and after listening

Before listening:

In the first activity we are going to work vocabulary of colours and numbers asking questions like:
  • how many aliens are there?
  • how many legs have they got?
  • how many colours can you see?
  • how many heads have they got?
  • how many aliens are reading?

While listening:

We are going to listen the description of three different aliens and students must circle the aliens that the listening describe.
For example: it has got one head, two arms and two legs. It is green. It is sitting on a chair crossing it legs, it is also reading a newspaper.

After listening:

Children have to draw their own alien. Then the teacher will stick the pictures on the wall and she/he will describe them and the children have to point the one that the teacher is describing.

domingo, 14 de octubre de 2012

Resources

These links can be usseful for teacher or children to learn english.
  • www.speakaboos.com/kids/abcs-1235
  • www.abcmouse.com
  • www.education.com
  • www.starfall.com
  • teachers.scholastic.com/clifford1/
  • www.theyellowpencil.com
  • www.eskidstuff.com