Have Fun Learning English - Lesson Two: At The Zoo - (ESL - A1 Beginners)
David ✏ Ault, The Writer Teacher
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An Introduction to the Course
1:43 -
Introducing the ESL Worksheets and Lesson Plans
1:11 -
Present Simple Tense - Facts and Generalisations: At The Zoo
1:49 -
Basic Intensifiers: At The Zoo
1:33 -
Verbs: Sounds At The Zoo
1:39 -
A Walkthrough of Your Class Project
3:20
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About This Class
Have Fun Learning English - At The Zoo is an ESL class aimed at young children and students, who prefer to learn English in a fun and engaging way.
Using the theme of ANIMALS - AT THE ZOO, the course is designed to improve English through increasing vocabulary and by teaching a range of grammatical concepts, such as:
- the Present Simple Tense
- Comparatives and Superlatives
- Basic Intensifiers
- Onomatopoeic Words
and much, much more...
The course includes a premium worksheet, which you can print out to test knowledge of what has been learnt. This will be your class project (please see below).
As well as students learning English, the course is also perfect for ESL teachers who are looking for fun and engaging ways to teach their pupils.
It is also ideal for parents, whose native language is not English, but who are looking to raise their children as fluent English speakers.
Students
Projects
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- All Levels
- Beg/Int
- Int/Adv
Level
Community Generated
The level is determined by a majority opinion of students who have reviewed this class. The teacher's recommendation is shown until at least 5 student responses are collected.
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