My kid learner just can't wait for the summer to come. Summer means sunshine and freedom for a kid. And no English classes. :-) As a farewell to the classes and a welcome to the vacation, we decided to make a poster about some of the things that might await her in the following months.
First we selected and cut some pictures, typically from magazines and commercial material (see what all that crap is good for?). Then we collected a couple of words and phrases connected to and inspired by those images (because it is also about the associated feelings not just objective reality). We arranged the photos on the colorful paper and prepared labels to accompany them. Of course, we turned to her favorite tools: sticky notes. After putting everything in place and fixing them there by glue, we admired our work for a little while. Children like to comment what they like the most (and least :-).
Which do you think she liked the most: being with friends, bathing, hiking, or visiting exhibitions?
First we selected and cut some pictures, typically from magazines and commercial material (see what all that crap is good for?). Then we collected a couple of words and phrases connected to and inspired by those images (because it is also about the associated feelings not just objective reality). We arranged the photos on the colorful paper and prepared labels to accompany them. Of course, we turned to her favorite tools: sticky notes. After putting everything in place and fixing them there by glue, we admired our work for a little while. Children like to comment what they like the most (and least :-).
Which do you think she liked the most: being with friends, bathing, hiking, or visiting exhibitions?
Obviously, the exhibition. :-) Check where her pencil was (accidentally) caught. Well, she's a future scholar. ;-)
Happy holidays, kids!
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