Christmas is coming! It's time to write a letter to Santa! Just download and print the letter. Ask children to trace the text and draw what they would like to get for Christmas. Fold the letter and glue the stamps. Violà! The letter is ready!
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Showing posts with label worksheets. Show all posts
Monsters! Number Flash Cards | 1 to 12
The new school year is coming. That's why I prepared some new flash cards with numbers from 1 to 12. I used pictures with monsters! I love them. There are flash cards for a teacher in A4 and A5 format. There are also smaller cards for your students or your child in A6 format. Below you can find two types of these cards. The coloured ones and black and white ones so that your kids can colour them on their own! Additionally, the cards in A5 and A6 format have a template for the cards wallet to keep them all together. Enjoy!
Peppa Pig: Flying on Holiday WORKSHEETS
We love Peppa Pig! Do you? :) That's why I have prepared some worksheets for my students. Today I share them with you. All you need to do is to print them and play the Flying on Holiday episode! The images are very clear so you can print the worksheets in black and white. Have fun!
Living room: flashcards & worksheets
BUGS: Picture dictionary + reading comprehension worksheets
Today shortly about my another lesson with insects and some worksheets for you ;)
150 years of Alice + CONTEST!
To celebrate 150 years of Alice in Wonderland in 2015, Macmillan Education published two new Macmillan English Explorers: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.
- Macmillan Education
Because of the 150th birthday of Alice and over 1000 followers on Mambiatka fan page I organize a contest.
To read about the contest in POLISH click here.
To read about the contest in POLISH click here.
Emotional drawings
Hi guys! I hope you're all fine, that you spent Easter with your family, and had some rest. However, it's time to get back to work! First of all I want to thank you that you follow my blog. There are over 1000 followers on my Facebook fan page! I've been blogging for about three months so to reach over 1000 followers in such a short time makes me feel extremely happy! That's why I prepared a short clip for you. You can watch it above ⬆️ I decided to organize a contest about which I will write soon (I informed you about it on Friday on my fan page). So keep on checking! Today I have some worksheets for your students that you can use during emotions and feelings lesson. Have fun!
The Gruffalo: Body parts
Hello everyone! I hope you are all fine today! It's Friday and what does it mean? Another lesson with The Gruffalo! If you missed the first lesson you can read about it here! Today I have new freebies with Gruffalo's body parts for you. It's my second lesson while preparing for reading the story.
In the wood
Today's post starts a series of four lessons devoted to the
book The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. Starting from today, posts will appear
every week on Friday. Today, an introductory lesson connected with forest. Check it out!
Monster Mike: EMOTIONS
Zastanawiałam się ostatnio jakiej tematyki użyć aby nauczyć moich uczniów emocji w języku angielskim. Wpadłam na pomysł potworków - bardzo lubię tę tematykę ;) Rozpoczęłam więc poszukiwania grafiki jednak nie mogłam znaleźć nic co jakoś specjalnie by mi się spodobało. Postanowiłam więc narysować obrazki sama! W ten oto sposób powstał monster Mike! Zapraszam do przeczytania dzisiejszego wpisu ;)
Arctic Animals - part 2
Wielkimi krokami zbliżam się do opublikowania mojego projektu. Przyznam, że jestem nim bardzo podekscytowana ponieważ dla moich dzieci jest to bardzo atrakcyjna forma zajęć. Ale jeszcze niczego nie zdradzam! :) Dziś kontynuacja tematu arktycznych zwierzaków - zarówno pomysły zabaw dla najmłodszych jak i coś dla nieco starszych uczniów aby poćwiczyć pisanie.
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
It is said that there is always a first time for everything. Mine has come when it comes to the first post on my new blog. I must admit that it turned out to be quite a challenge! Eventually, I managed, and here it is. I'd been long thinking about the name of the blog. I looked far but it turned out that the idea was very close :) Mambiatka is my nickname which invented my uncle when I was in high school.
Ok but what do I need this blog for? The idea was to create my teaching portfolio and add it to my CV. I do not have much experience as a teacher, but I have many interesting ideas and great knowledge. Eventually, I decided I would share these ideas with others.
Ok, it's time to get to work! Today I will write you about a book called Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle.