Ms. Esther English Classroom

  CRISS CROSS  HOW WELL I LEARN BY PLAYING! The best way to work on the English language in the classroom is through games.  With  Puzzlemaker  we can create many good, attractive, and interesting  resources  for our students. In this new entry, my proposal is a crisscross of fruits and vegetables. Individually we will give each student this activity to solve, and then they will have to indicate what fruit or vegetable it is. The students will have a great time playing. Click in the  Link  to see how to create a game.  Here you have the Criss Corss I made  Link Bibliography : Puzzlemaker.(2023). CreateYourOwnPuzzleforFree . https://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/  .

 DIVE INTO IRREGULAR VERBS: ALPHABET ADVENTURE To kickstart the exploration of grammar and delve into the world of irregular verbs in primary school, the Alphabet Soup activity proves to be an engaging initiative. This activity serves as a dynamic introduction for students to acquaint themselves with some irregular verbs. Utilizing the resource crafted on Educaplay, students can delve deeper into the realm of irregular verbs. The activity can be undertaken individually or in groups. With a built-in stopwatch feature, the challenge is amplified as we can track and celebrate the speediest student or group. Post-activity, students, armed with dictionaries, embark on a journey to unearth the meanings of each identified irregular verb. Their next task involves crafting sentences that showcase their newfound understanding. So, are you prepared for the Alphabet Adventure? Let the exploration of irregular verbs begin! Click here the Link ! Bibliography: How to create a game in educaplay. h...

  Embarking on the journey of writing doesn't have to be a daunting task—let's infuse it with excitement! For some students, the idea of composing more than a couple of sentences can be overwhelming. But fear not, as we've crafted an engaging solution: a virtual class library on Padlet! Let's transition into expert "Booktokers" and construct our very own digital library. Each student will contribute by recommending a book to the class, fostering lively discussions and literary exploration. To add a dynamic touch to the experience, let's adhere to a structured format. Here are eight key points to guide students' book recommendations: TITLE AND AUTHOR (+ PHOTO OF THE BOOK COVER) 1. Favorite Character: who stole the show for you? 2. Plot Summary: provide a glimpse without giving away too much! 3. Favorite Part: share the moment that left you spellbound. 4. Not-So-Favorite Part: was there a twist that caught you off guard? 5. What I Learned: convey the val...

  Finding it challenging to create an engaging reading practice atmosphere in your class? Striving for that ideal level of serene concentration might seem like a far-off goal, especially with the little ones tagging along. No worries! Count on Ms. Esther to provide you with a foolproof solution. Introducing a specially crafted Kahoot for the first cycle of Primary (ages 5 to 7-ish) to reinforce fundamental English vocabulary—imagine toys, shapes, and numbers. Your students are poised for success if they carefully READ both the questions and the potential answers. Feeling up for the challenge? Click  link  below and give it a shot! And remember to share your thoughts in the comments section. Let the reading games commence! Bibliography: How to create a kahoot. https://kahoot.com/blog/2021/01/28/how-to-create-kahoot-tips-teachers/