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This bundle includes all the resources you need to teach/learn English with 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea', book 3 in the 'Read and Rhyme with Brown Owl' series, by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner.
Use the flashcards and wordcards to teach the key words. Practise the new language with a BeeBot activity, mini-books, dominoes, memory, a quiz and lots more.
Have fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!
For more information about my rhyming picture books, please visit: readandrhyme.at
Scopri un modo divertente e coinvolgente per insegnare i mesi dell'anno ai tuoi studenti! Questo materiale didattico, creato con cura, aiuta i bambini a imparare i nomi dei mesi e a collegarli a immagini significative, rendendo l'apprendimento un'avventura visiva e interattiva. Cosa trovi in questo pacchetto completo: 12 flashcard illustrate: Ogni mese ha la sua carta con un'immagine chiara e accattivante, perfetta per la memorizzazione visiva e per discussioni in classe. Poster riassuntivo a colori: Una panoramica completa di tutti i mesi, ideale da appendere in classe come riferimento costante. Poster riassuntivo in bianco e nero: Una versione da colorare, che permette ai bambini di personalizzare il loro apprendimento e stimola la creatività. Schede attività per la scrittura: Esercizi mirati per praticare la scrittura dei nomi dei mesi, dal completamento delle lettere mancanti alla scrittura autonoma. Il simpatico gufo Brown Owl: Il nostro amico gufo accompagna i bambini in questo percorso, rendendo ogni attività più giocosa e memorabile. Con questo materiale, i tuoi alunni svilupperanno importanti competenze: Riconoscere e nominare correttamente i 12 mesi dell'anno. Associare ogni mese a eventi, stagioni o simboli caratteristici, grazie alle illustrazioni. Migliorare le loro capacità di lettura e scrittura dei nomi dei mesi. Ampliare il vocabolario e la comprensione del tempo. Rafforzare la memoria e l'attenzione attraverso attività visive e pratiche.
Gradi: III primaria, IV primaria
Children make their own accordion books to help them read some the key words from 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea' by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner.The books are very simple to make. Simply cut off the edges, fold along the middle line and then fold like a fan. Next colour the pictures, cut them out and stick them above the correct word.TIP: The colouring of the picture sheets can also be carried out as a colour dictation.Alternatively children can read the words and draw their own pictures.Children can take the accordion books home and show off their reading skills.Have fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!If you'd like to know more about the rhyming picture book the words are taken from, you can check out some sample pages here.
Gradi: I primaria, II primaria
In Book 3, Brown Owl's Birthday Tea, we meet both Brown Owl's friends and family. It is therefore a good opportunity to teach the family members in English (Mum, Dad, Granny, Grampy, brother, sister).This is a sorting task with two categories: Friend or family?Version one has pictures of Brown Owl's friends and family (suitable for non-readers)Use the worksheet to play a game of listen and point or noughts and crosses before colouring, cutting and sorting the pictures. The colouring can also be carried out as a teacher-led activtiy (colour dictation).Version two has words instead of pictures. I hope you have fun teaching English with Brown Owl!N.B. All friends and family members mentioned come up in my rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea'.
Gradi: I primaria, II primaria
Practise reading vocabulary from Brown Owl's Birthday Tea (and some words from Book 1 and Book 2 too) with this read-and-colour task to go with the piano scene.If the children get stuck on a word, they can put their classroom phrases to good use:What's 'sky' in German?What is a 'beak'? etcHave fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!If you'd like to know more about the rhyming picture book the words are taken from, you can check out some sample pages here.
Gradi: II primaria, III primaria
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