HELLO AGAIN LEARNING LIONS!
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Let's practise vocabulary about emotions.
First of all, you will practise your vocabulary with this interactive game:
Secondly, you are going to spin the wheel and I want you to copy the question on a sheet of paper and write the answer below it. The answer must be written in English.
With this activity you will be practising your reading comprehension and writing skills.
You will also find out what your feelings and emotions are and get to know yourself better.
HAVE FUN!
Hi Marta!
ResponderEliminarI really like your "feeling and emotions" post. First of all I would like to give importance to this topic. Lots of children nowadays do not now how to express themselfs. Thats why I think doing this type of exercises is very useful for all students.
I like so much your second activity done with wordwall.I think we have to make our students think and rethink and they also have to learn to put themselves in the other person's place. Thats why I love this activity and I wiil start using this as soon as possible with my students.
Thank you,
Zuriñe Konde.
Thank you for your comment Zuriñ, I really appreciate it.
EliminarI totally agree with you that we have to give more importance to children's feelings and emotions. We have to accompany them so that they feel free to express what they feel. I am glad you are going to use this activity with your students.
Kind regards.
Marta.
Hello Marta!
ResponderEliminarI congratulate you on the activity you have designed. I think that "emotions and feelings" are essential issues that are gradually given the importance they have. In addition, the tool you propose is a fun and entertaining way with which students can review vocabulary and adjectives related to emotions. In general, I think your blog is very pleasant and that you propose very suitable and useful activities for students.
Greetings,
Mariamor Rodríguez.