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This blog aims to help 4th grade students at a private school in Girardota, Colombia learn English vocabulary for clothes. It includes videos, pictures with labels, songs, and activities focused on clothes terms, to reinforce what the young, beginner English learners are learning in class. The goal is for the students, whose English level is currently low, to be able to recognize and describe different articles of clothing in English after engaging with the resources provided on the blog.
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The clothes
- 1. The clothes By: Geraldine duque ochoa
- 2. Public This is a private school located in Girardota. The name of the school is Centro Educativo Forjadores del Mañana, their level of English is low, so the idea of this blog is help them. This blog is addressed to children of four grade, their age are between 7 to 9 years.
- 3. Environment and Methodology The students are beginners, this blog will be built to support the english class where children carn learn the clothes vocabulary.So the reason for this blog is to create a place where students can reinforce what they have learning during the class.
- 4. Aim The students will be able to recognize some clothes and describe it in english.
- 5. Resources The blog will include the following resources: Video Pictures with clothe´s vocabulary Song Activity g
- 7. Enjoy it !!