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This blog is aimed at third grade students to learn about the human body through games, videos, songs and stories. Students will learn new vocabulary, identify and pronounce parts of the body. They can also describe each part and participate in a competition to learn in a fun way. The blog provides resources like games, videos and songs to help students learn parts of the body.
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My body
- 1. DISCOVERING THE HUMAN BODY
- 2. This blog isaddressedforchildren of third grade
- 3. WhileyoulearnplayingonithereyouwillLearn new vocabulary, discovereachpart of yourbodyand pronounceits.
- 4. You can expressyour ideas describingeachpart of yourbody, singing and playing
- 5. Thestudentswill have the competition to describe each part of their bodyallowing them learn a fast and fun way.
- 6. RESOURCES:This blog includesfungameswithvocabulary, videos withpronunciation, songsforyoulearntheparts of yourbody and short story
- 8. LET´S GO TO LEARN