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This bundle includes all you need to practise key words and learn about autumn with Brown Owl.
Young learners can learn key autumn words and use language creatively with these story sticks. The sticks can then be used for various games/activities:1) The teacher introduces autumn words by drawing the story sticks out of a bag and repeating the new language with actions.2) The children hold up the sticks as they hear the words in an story or poem (see Brown Owl's poem).3) Play a game of change places. The children choose one or two sticks and sit in a circle. The teacher removes a chair and stands in the middle."I spy, with my little eye, squirrels!" Anyone with a squirrel stands up and changes places.The next person in the middle says the phrase: "I spy, with my little eye, pumpkins!" All the pumpkins change places.If someone calls AUTUMN TIME then everyone changes places.4) Choose 5 story sticks at random. Can the children put them into a short story?Have fun reading, rhyming and learning English with Brown Owl!N.B. Brown Owl is the star of my 'Read and Rhyme with Brown Owl' picture books. For more information about the series , please visit www.readandrhyme.at
Klassenstufen: 2-3. Klasse
Play a game of pairs & practise 12 autumn key words.Set includes: bat, mushroom, apples, acorn, mud, pumpkin, crow, squirrel, scarecrow, leaves, fog, pine cone TIP: Print on thick paper so you can't see through the paper. Laminate for classroom use. There are four versions available: picture/word (readers), picture/picture (non-readers), full colour and b&wThe b&w version is for children to create their own game to take home and practise there too.Have fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl! For more information about Brown Owl and our series of rhyming picture books, please visit:www.readandrhyme.at
Klassenstufen: 2-3. Klasse
Practise key autumn vocabulary with these differentiated wordmats.The wordmats can be used in lots of different ways:1) I spy with my little eye … a squirrel! (children point at the squirrel or place their rubber on it, for example). This can also be done as pairwork.2) colour dictation - I spy with my little eye … a brown acorn!3) bingo - each child chooses three pictures and places something on them, e.g. counters/glass nuggets. The teacher draws the picture cards at random and once their three have been called, the children shout 'Bingo!'.This can also be played in groups with a bingo master for each group.4) hide the wordcards / flashcards around the room and the children label the pictures themselves = copy-writingDifferentiation: they use a pencil to write the words how they think they are spelt and then find the word cards in the room to check their work.If you want to spend more time on the topic of autumn, I also have games to consolidate the key words, an autumn poem and story walk. Have fun learning English with Brown Owl! N.B. Brown Owl is the star of my 'Read and Rhyme with Brown Owl' rhyming picture books series.For more info please visit my website: readandrhyme.at
Klassenstufen: 3-4. Klasse
It‘s autumn and Brown Owl and friends are busy in the forest.What can you see? What can you find?There are many different ways to use this I-spy picture. Here are a few of my ideas:1) To revise autumn vocabulary that has previously been learned and to generate differentiated speaking opportunites.Children simply say what they can see. The closer they look, the more they'll find!Some children will give short answers: two bats / I can see two bats. Others will give longer ones: I can see two bats flying next to Cat.N.B Cat has a capital letter as it's her name in my rhyming stories).2) To introduce autumn vocabulary.Again I first see what the children know. If they use a word in their mother tongue, I give them the English (maybe write it on the board for older children) and we repeat it together with an action.3) To play a game of 'I spy'. This can also be played in pairs.Teacher: "I spy, with my little eye ... something orange!"Pupil: "Is it the pumpkin?"Teacher: "Yes, it is! / No, it isn't!"4) To practise reading and writing key autumn words (black and white versions). 5) To calm children down or to help them focus. The full colour version can be printed on A3 and laminated. Children can find the objects listed at the side on their own.N.B. I have included a version without the written word so that this busy autumn scene can be used with non-readers, at kindergarten or for teaching key words in other languages too.Using the same vocabulary I have also created a game of 'I have got ... Who has got ...?' and an autumn spotter's list.I hope you have fun learning English with Brown Owl!P.S. Brown Owl is the main character in my rhyming picture book series ‚Read and Rhyme with Brown Owl‘. For more information visit www.readandrhyme.at
Klassenstufen: 2-3. Klasse
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