Activities: 1. Do it with the children walking and saying "Goodmorning" to each other. You can play music imitating the morning. 2. There are different ways to wish a good day to a person, wich ones are them. 3. Let's create a new hello sign.
Lyrics: This
is the way we wash our face,
wash our face, wash our face.
This
is the way we wash our face,
early in the morning.
Wash, wash, wash, wash,
wash, wash, wash.
This is the way we comb our hair (…).
This is the way we brush our teeth (…).
This is the way we get dressed (…).
This is the way we go to school (…). Language focus: Body parts and hygiene. Can you__? I can__. Activities: 1. We can change to different body parts.
Lyrics: Everywhere
we go,
people always ask us.
Who we are,
where we come from.
And we tell them,
we come from … (the place you come from)
Mighty, mighty … (the place you come from)
If they don’t hear us,
we sing a little louder …
Everywhere we go … (singing louder and louder)
…………... (They are
deaf).
Classroom Benefits: It's a good song for intoducing every children at the beginning of the year. Later on we will say the school were we are, so the children are identify as a group.
what
is the weather today. It's sunny and cloudy, it's sunny and cloudy.
That is the weather today. Classroom benefits: This is a song for singing at the beginning of everyday for learning weather types and developing time-space orientation. Activities: 1. Practice the weather assigning it with the seasons of the year, the temperature and the clothes that we wear with that weather.
Lyrics: Days of the week (snap, snap) Days of the week (snap, snap) Days of the week, days of the week, days of the week. There's Monday and there's Tuesday there's Wednesday and there's Thursday there's Friday and there's Saturday and there is Sunday too. Language focus: Days of the week. Activities: 1. To develop time space orientation we can talk about what they do each day, in which days do we go to school? which are the days when we stay at home?... 2. We can print flashcards of the days and assing each child one in order to raise their flashcard when they hear it.