This pack would work 1. What season is it in Un-brella by Scott E. Four Seasons Four Seasons sorting well after teaching Scotland/Australia Franson (four seasons) Four Seasons A4 cards etc.? Is it by BBB lessons on Snow! Snow! Snow! posters Dress the children for weather and clothing. Lee Harper (winter) the season (game) Teach a selection from The Falling Flowers by the following 2. Is the sun shining? Jennifer B. Reed (spring) vocabulary, as Are the flowers Miranda’s Beach Day by appropriate to level: growing? Yes it is/No it Holly Keller (summer) spring, summer, isn’t. Yes they are/No by David Ezra Leaves autumn, winter, leaves, they aren’t. Stein (autumn/spring) mist, pumpkin, nuts, 3. Is there snow conker, squirrel, falling? Are there snowballs, snowflake, leaves falling? Yes icicles, snowman, bare there is/are. No there tree, buds, chick, lamb, isn’t/aren’t. duckling, daffodils, 4. Do you like blossom, umbrella, summer/winter etc.? flowers, sun, What do you like about sunflower, thunder, it? sweat, green leaves, butterfly. Clothes game: reinforces vocabulary from clothes and weather lessons. China, Chinese, Happy 1. What is this? Is it a . Interactive ICT Chinese New Year D is for Dancing Dragon: A New Year, paper . . dragon/rat/tiger etc. Games Chinese New Year China Alphabet by Carol dragons, lanterns, Yes it is/No it Topic Words Crane balloons, money isn’t. Chinese New Year This Next New Year by wallet, noodles, 2. What is this animal (photo set) Janet Wong chopsticks. called? Is it a . . . ? Yes Chinese Zodiac Bringing in the New Year by it is/No it isn’t Numerous colourful Grace Lin More able pupils examples available to My First Chinese New Year be taught about the More complex download from Google by Karen Katz Chinese Zodiac and structures could be Images. The Great Race: The Story the range of animals in used to discuss the of the Chinese Zodiac by this story. year in which pupils Dawn Casey
Four Seasons Four Seasons A4 posters This pack would work well after teaching BBB lessons on weather and clothing. Teach a selection from the following vocabulary, as appropriate to level: spring, summer, autumn, winter, leaves, mist, pumpkin, nuts, conker, squirrel, snowballs, snowflake, icicles, snowman, bare tree, buds, chick, lamb, duckling, daffodils, blossom, umbrella, flowers, sun, sunflower, thunder, sweat, green leaves, butterfly. Clothes game: reinforces vocabulary from clothes and weather lessons. 1. What season is it in Scotland/Australia etc.? Is it 2. Is the sun shining? Are the flowers growing? Yes it is/No it isn’t. Yes they are/No they aren’t. 3. Is there snow falling? Are there leaves falling? Yes there is/are. No there isn’t/aren’t. 4. Do you like summer/winter etc.? What do you like about it? Un-brella by Scott E. Franson (four seasons) Snow! Snow! Snow! by Lee Harper (winter) The Falling Flowers by Jennifer B. Reed (spring) Miranda’s Beach Day by Holly Keller (summer) Leaves by David Ezra Stein (autumn/spring) Four Seasons sorting cards Dress the children for the season (game) Chinese New Year Chinese New Year Topic Words Chinese New Year (photo set) Chinese Zodiac Numerous colourful examples available to download from Google Images. China, Chinese, Happy New Year, paper dragons, lanterns, balloons, money wallet, noodles, chopsticks. More able pupils be taught about the Chinese Zodiac and the range of animals in this story. 1. What is this? Is it a . . . dragon/rat/tiger etc. Yes it is/No it isn’t. 2. What is this animal called? Is it a . . . ? Yes it is/No it isn’t More complex structures could be used to discuss the year in which pupils D is for Dancing Dragon: A China Alphabet by Carol Crane This Next New Year by Janet Wong Bringing in the New Year by Grace Lin My First Chinese New Year by Karen Katz The Great Race: The Story of the Chinese Zodiac by Dawn Casey Interactive ICT Games
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