Brown Owl at the Zoo - MEGA BUNDLE

Have you ever heard of a cinquain (pronounced 'sin-cane') poem before?It's a simple form of poetry that can be adapted to many topics.I have created this resource to describe animals and objects seen at the zoo.A cinquain is made up of 11 words and 5 lines.The 1st line is a colour (1 word)The 2nd line is the animal or thing seen at the zoo (2 words)The 3rd line is where the animal/thing is (3 words)The 4th line describes what you can do with it (4 words)The 5th line is an adjective to describe it (1 word)I really like this activity as firstly, it encourages children to be creative with language and secondly, it revises colours, animals, prepositions and adjectives at the same time.N.B. The examples I use in the worksheets are based on scenes from my rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl at the Zoo'.For more information please visit www.readandrhyme.at

Curso: 4.-5. PRIM

Play a round of SIMON SAYS to practise listening skills, concentration and key phrases from my rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl at the Zoo'.Furthermore these phrases expose children to the present continuous in an authentic context:E.g. Simon says, crocodiles are snoozing!(all children pretend to snooze like crocodiles)Simon says, wolves are howling!(all children howl like wolves)However if the teacher omits 'Simon Says', they must stand still. If a child does the action, then they are out.I like to play a few practice rounds first to make sure the children have got the hang of the game.The cards measure 15cm x 15cm and can be out into a foam dice. The teacher rolls the dice and gives the instruction. Alternatively print out the cards in a smaller size and use as instruction cards in your hand.This resource is included in my MEGA bundle of zoo resources too (ID: 198914)TIP: the cards can also be used for charades! A child chooses a card, does the action and the class has guess what it is.For more information about my teaching ideas and rhyming picture books series, please visit my website: www.readandrhyme.atHave fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!

Curso: 2.-3. PRIM

Use these Beebot cards (15cm x 15cm)to teach zoo animal body parts. The set includes: head, teeth, tail, neck, legs, paws, claws, eyes, ear, ears, wings, feathers, trunk, tusk, beak and nose.The cards also can be used as flashcards or for a giant game of pairs (turn the cards facedown and match the words and pictures).Illustrations from the rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl at the Zoo' by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner.I hope you have fun reading, rhyming and teaching English with Brown Owl!For more information about my series of rhyming picture books, please visit readandrhyme.at

Curso: 2.-3. PRIM

Play a game of pairs to memorise the names of the zoo animal body parts in English.Includes: head, teeth, tail, neck, legs, paws, claws, eyes, ear, ears, wings, feathers, trunk, tusk, beak and nose.Illustrations from the rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl at the Zoo' by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner.For more information about my series of rhyming picture books, please visit readandrhyme.atI hope you have fun reading, rhyming and teaching English with Brown Owl!

Curso: 2.-3. PRIM