Open class 2016 La Farga Infantil
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This document provides tips and ideas for parents to help their children learn English at home. It emphasizes spending quality time together through English to build an emotional bond. Parents are the most important teachers, and children learn language best through exposure over time with patience and fun activities. The document suggests reading books together, playing games with English instructions, doing arts and crafts, and listening to songs in English. It also provides examples of websites for learning English through songs, stories, and vocabulary. The goal is to engage children using their preferred learning styles and respect their attention spans.
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- 3. Did you know that...? • Parents are the most important teachers • Children understand first and then speak. • Sensitive period for language learning • Have patience and keep going. • Respect their rhythm. • Focus on the success. • Don’t test them constantly. • There are different learning styles. • Get relevant materials.
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