The Lion and the Mouse

Can a mouse help a lion?

You can watch this narration.

It is told by the British actor Melvyn Hayes.

 Story Time - The lion and the mouse 


It is part of a collection of stories around the world by
 Learn English Kids . British Council
 with interesting games and activities.

Adventure and measure

Imagination without limitation.

LEGO_ADVENTURE IN THE CITY from Rogier Wieland on Vimeo.


The plan or measure before the adventure.

MAKING OF LEGO_ADVENTURE IN THE CITY
from Rogier Wieland on Vimeo.

Thanks for sharing.

Memory

Playing with objects and his shapes

you can train your mind and have fun.

   Memory   

Quantifiers

The quantifier is an expression that indicates
 the scope of a term to which it is attached.

There's a review for you.

ULearn English School: Upper-Intermediate - QUANTIFIERS
from ULearn English School on Vimeo.


There's a game for
   much and many  

Shake words with Wordshake

 Wordshake 

by Learning English Kids

on British Council

The best gift

Your sincere friendship can be the best gift.
The child who remains forever inside us can remember that.
Congratulation to everyone who are dedicated sincerely to others.

Let's explore.

Liam's Cute Hands from Megan Sweeney on Vimeo.

Let's fly.

A Toy Train in Space from Ron Fugelseth on Vimeo.

 Let's play with enthusiasm.

Mister Adjective

What about playing with Mr. Adjective ?
You can learn some expressive words.

Mr. Adjective from FLYKIT on Vimeo.


You can print and cut these images
and words to playing to couples.

More interesting adjectives:


 alphabetical order

by caregories

Tongue twisters

The  tongue twister embroils the tongue
and the words crash among teeth and tongue.
If they don't confuse, they aren't tongue twisters
Do you understand my lovely brothers and sisters ?

Try to repeat quickly this one you choose.
It is a funny speaking practice.

Tongue twisters for you

Learn English Kids

British Council

Treasure

Theme inspired by the wise old saying,

 "One man's trash is another man's treasure".

Another Boy's Treasure from Scott Duffy on Vimeo.

It's a really amazing adventure:
together, to make a treasure.

Sounds Like Bedtime from Scott Duffy on Vimeo.

 In addition,  through shared Illusions,
will get connected emotions.

 

 Find your treasure

and have a great adventure.

Letters, syllabes, words or sentences ?

What is the best way to learn to read?

Starting by letters, syllabes, words or sentences?

In fact, every way is valid.

They are part of the same puzzle.

If you start wit the sentences and look for the different words, syllabes o letters, it is like starting with a finished puzzle and undoing. Taking advantage of their first drawings or their favorite story, we ask them to explain it. Then we write an easy sentence on  a piece of paper. If we write two the same, we can cut one into words and play them. And so until we have the letters.





Welcome to Word World from WordWorld on Vimeo.


If you start with words it's like taking pieces of puzzle with something in common: its meaning. You can play with their favorite words writing every word in the pictures of their favorite objects or with WordWorld.



Y1 Syllables from QBSVimeo on Vimeo.

If you start with the syllabes it's like play with some pieces of the puzzle that fit by their pronunciation. Claping syllabes can be a fun way.




6.8.14 letters Export from Children's Museum of the Arts on Vimeo.

If you start with letters and make syllabes, words and then sentences, it's like starting with and unmade puzzle and putting together. Scrabble letters are very useful but you can write your own letters on pieces of card. Next, you can make words and then sentences.

You can start with any of them, 

and the result is the same:

 a reading adventure. 

Everyone thinks their method is the best

but there are many ways to be a good reader.

The most important thing is 

to believe in your learning possibilities.

The descriptive adjectives

You can play with adjectives to describe objects.
The player who says many adjectives can choose a new object.

 This interesting stop-motion can give you good clues.

Adjectives from patty fernandez artist on Vimeo.

More videos about Art and Education on
   patty fernandez artist  

Pronouns

 

Pronouns are useful words that you can use in place of nouns.
You can learn more about them with these great songs.

Pronouns from Readeez on Vimeo.

PRONOUNS from patty fernandez artist on Vimeo.


You can also play on
   Balloon Pronoun Game  

Thanks to the authors for sharing your nice ideas.

A Perfect Farm Trip

 

 The best way to know the farm animals is a perfect day like this.

Warleigh Lodge Farm 2014 - Keynsham
  from Snapdragons Nursery on Vimeo.

Thanks to Snapdragons Nursery
 for sharing a Perfect Farm Trip.

 You can play with the animals on the farm. 

Present Simple and Present Continuous

I'm dancing ....................................or I dance.
Occasionally ................................ or usually.
Present continuous ......... or present simple.
 

Present continuous from FLYKIT on Vimeo.

 

 You can play to make sentences in the right order on

   Learn English Kids by British Council  

Geometric shapes

Let's explore some geometric shapes by cycling.

Geometric cycling from FLYKIT on Vimeo.


 Find the difference between these drawings.
Clue: A cycling is imposible.

 

You can play with this game about
 geometric shapes by ABCya

Crayons

Practice the color names with this     crayon game.

Nature or tech: the treasure hunt

The technology can rule our lifes? It's a important question.
However it's also a big mass media to remember

 all us how come back to life near nature.

OverTech from Gary Bird on Vimeo.

 For instance, this random treasure hunts will be more amusing
 than an static application where just moves a finger.
However, good applications also train our ingenuity.

THE TREASURE HUNT from Guy Draper on Vimeo.

 We can learn or recall great entertainments thanks to the network.
 Just choose and practice the best for  you.
Remember: the nature nourish us.

Shadows game

 

Look the shadows and choose.

Know your body

Choose and play  here

Making with clothespins and with other things

 The magic of being kid is that everything can look great.

You can make constructions
with  clothespins, bottle caps or buttons.
You can also get amazing puzzles
 with a group of old containers.

 So we're going to put a box of treasures
before bringing so much junk to the recycling sites
because they are a breeding ground for a lot of learning.

And for the record that the idea is of all
the great little explorers
who usually put face in astonishment
to what others consider  rubbles.

We delights his excitement when opening a drawer
and choose any  spoiled stuff
and then turn it into something renewed.

Serve this simple example video
with the set of letters that you can mount
through simple clothespins.

a - b - c - DA - r - i - o from FLOTS on Vimeo.

We liked the face of hapiness of its discoverer 

and its special spelling of the alphabet.

More little great ideas

 Puppets with clothespins 

 Constructions with caps