Children's ESL Curriculum: Learning English with Laughter Teacher's Guide 1B from M to Z: Color Second Edition |
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| Author:
| Stocker, Daisy A.
Stocker, George |
| Series title: | Children's ESL Curriculum (Second Editon in Color) Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4935-2968-1 |
| Publication Date: | Oct 2013 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $19.95 |
Book Description:
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TEACHER'S GUIDE BOOK 1B: Children's ESL Curriculum Second Edition in Color, From M to Z, is for ESL students under 7 years. IT IS AVAILABLE IN COLOR ONLY. This second set of ESL textbooks has 26 pages for 14 ESL Lessons. It includes a Final Test and a Glossary. It is an important part of this ESL children's program. It provides colorful children's ESL activities and ESL games for teachers to photocopy. These reinforce the learning of the material introduced in the Student Book. We...
More DescriptionTEACHER'S GUIDE BOOK 1B: Children's ESL Curriculum Second Edition in Color, From M to Z, is for ESL students under 7 years. IT IS AVAILABLE IN COLOR ONLY. This second set of ESL textbooks has 26 pages for 14 ESL Lessons. It includes a Final Test and a Glossary. It is an important part of this ESL children's program. It provides colorful children's ESL activities and ESL games for teachers to photocopy. These reinforce the learning of the material introduced in the Student Book. We suggest that teachers and schools could cut their expenses by placing the games in clear plastic sheet protectors and sealing them with tape. Small picture pages could be laminated and cut.Throughout the world children begin to learn English at a wide range of ages. Some start at age 3 while others are much older, some need to learn the English alphabet and others are familiar with it. This textbook was designed for young children who are new to the alphabet. TYPES OF ACTIVITIES:- Children orally name a key word picture held up by the teacher - rewards of stickers, a stamp or drawn stars can be given to make the game more exciting.- Students are given one or two pictures. They hold up the picture when the teacher calls its name. Rewards can be given where appropriate.- Modified Bingo allows these young children to play the game with 9 choices instead of 24.- Enrichment Bingo captions are provided.- A Glossary of the basic vocabulary introduced is useful for teachers planning their own activities.