Teach English to Kindergarten kids with the rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl at the Seashore'.

There is so much langage to get out of the book and so much fun to had practising it through games.

You can:

1) play pairs

2) play dominoes

3) make dice (Würfel) and see if two children can roll the same picture (I love playing this too and always get excited when we get a match!)

4) laminate the word mat four times and turn it into a game of bingo. Children select three pictures using counters and the teacher draws flashcards at random. The first child to remove all three counters shouts BINGO!

5) Use the Beebot cards to familiarise the children with the key pictures.

TIP: print the cards twice and turn them into a giant game of pairs!

6) Hang the flashcards up around the gym. The teacher says a word, the children run to the picture. e.g. where is the crab? Where is the seagull?

7) Children move like the animals: fly like a seagull, scuttle like a crab, snooze like Grampy, run like Mum etc.

8) Make a mini book to take home

9) Learn a tongue twister

10) Laminate the hidden object picture. Children have to find the objects in the list and circle them. Wipe the card clean for the next player!

11) Colour the animals, cut them out, glue them onto sticks and play a game of 'I spy, with my little eye' (teacher says the animals, the children hold them up) or a game of change places (Obstsalat) sitting in a circle.

Have fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!