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Welcome to "Literature and Literacy in Early English Language Education"! The integration of literature and literacy in early English language education plays a crucial role in shaping young learners' linguistic and cultural foundations. This blog delves into the exciting ways literature can spark imagination, foster empathy, and build essential language skills in children. We'll explore innovative teaching strategies, age-appropriate literary materials, and the impact of storytelling and reading on developing literacy.  Whether you're a teacher, a student, or simply curious about this fascinating field, join us on this journey to discover how literature enriches the early stages of English language learning. INTRODUCTION : THE MONK AND THE FISH  YEAR 1: FAT CAT ON A MAT YEAR 2: MY CAT LIKES TO HIDE IIN BOXES YEAR 3: LAZY JACK YEAR 4: THE OWL WHO WAS AFRAID OF THE DARK YEAR 5: THE TRUE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS YEAR 6: TRIPLINE: KENSUKE´S KINGDOM

  Welcome to "Oral Communication in Early Language Learning Environments"! Oral communication is at the heart of language learning, especially in early childhood education. This blog is dedicated to exploring the dynamic role of spoken language in young learners' development. From building confidence through conversation to fostering listening and speaking skills, we’ll dive into effective strategies, activities, and resources that make oral communication both engaging and impactful.  MONDAY LESSON Oracy Our rules for exploratory talk Social skills Teaching Vocabulary TUESDAY LESSON Grammar and Spelling GRAMMAR Grammar 1 Grammar 2 Grammar 5 Grammar 6 Grammar 8 Grammar 9 Grammar 10 Grammar 14 Grammar 16 Grammar 21 Grammar 22 Grammar 36 SPELLING Spelling 13 Spelling 32 Spelling 33 Spelling 34 Phonics Phonetic methods teach the sound of words and their relationship with spellings, called grapho-phonemic principles, so that the child grasps the orthographic structure of Engli...

 Welcome to "Planning for Effective Teaching for Young Learners"! Effective teaching begins with thoughtful planning, especially when working with young learners. This blog explores the key principles and strategies for designing lessons that engage, inspire, and support children in their learning journey. From creating clear objectives to incorporating interactive and age-appropriate activities, we’ll dive into practical approaches that make teaching both effective and enjoyable. Sensory Mathematics (Caterpillars) Develops the ability to analyse the external, visual qualities of objects  using sensory standards such as colour, shape and size. It builds the foundation for the development of mental abilities. HIDE THE MOUSE  Logic. Making logical connections (Butterflies) Helping young children develop the ability to think systematically about the world. YELLOW FLOWERS  Mathematics. (Caterpillars and Butterflies) Using visual models children discover the language of M...