Brown Owl's Birthday Tea - MINI BUNDLE OF GAMES & ACTIVITIES

Use these game cards to practise key words from 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea' by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner. SET 1: Play a game of 'I have got the cake! Who has got the pizza?' with 24 cards and practise key words and asking questions in English.SET 2: This set is for non-readers and has only got pictures on the game cards.  The language can be simplified for younger learners. e.g. 'Here is the cake! Where is the pizza?' or 'Cake! Pizza is next!'Both sets include key words from the English picture book 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea' by Rachel Schmidlechner and Nadja Grace Bodner.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: III primaria, IV primaria

Test observation skills with this I SPY picture of Brown Owl's Birthday Tea!Includes birthday tea, cake, pizza, presents, friends, family, Auntie Lorna, tree, threeI laminate the full-colour version so that it can be wipe cleaned and used again and again.The black and white version can be used as a worksheet.All illustrations and characters are taken from my rhyming picture book, Brown Owl's Birthday Tea, written by Rachel Schmidlechner and illustrated by Nadja Grace Bodner.Have fun reading and rhyming with Brown Owl!

Gradi: I primaria, Scuola dell'Infanzia

Talk about pizza toppings with these flashcards and carry out a class survey.The separate picture and word cards can be used for flashcard games, a matching activity or even for a game of pairs.The class survey practises asking and answering questions:Do you like mushrooms on your pizza?Yes, I do! / No, I don't!On the 2nd worksheet children can design and label their own pizza. You can hang up the children's pictures on the board and decribe one for the children to guess.This activity was inspired by worm pizza in my rhyming picture book 'Brown Owl's Birthday Tea'.If you'd like to know more about the rhyming picture book the language is taken from, you can check out some sample pages here.

Gradi: II primaria, III 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