Esto es mi ultima día a escuela y finalmente tengo algunas photos de la escuela publica yo estaba ayudando.
Hoy, aprendimos algunas tipos de comida y "me gusta" y "no me gusta" in Ingles. Este clase esta portando bien!
Por supuesto un juego puedes ayudar a aprender!
Una de mis clases favoritas.
La Escuela
La nombre del escuela y tres de mis estudiantes. Ellos estaba me llamando "Rooney!".
Yo estuve un poco triste a salir por el ultimo tiempo. Gracias por los tiempos buenos! Chau y suerte!
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Translation coming up - You will have noticed that spanish blogging has resumed!
Hi, how's it going?
This is my last day at school and I've finally got some photos of the public school I've been helping. (I still have some teaching at Itaembe this afternoon)
Today we learned some types of food and "I like" and "I don't like" in English. This class are behaving well!
Of course a game can help us to learn! (Pictionary is always a favourite. This was with the types of food. First time round I let them use their notes, after that - "sin libros", I think they surprised themselves with how much they remembered! - the girls ran out winners but it was a good close match.)
This is one of my favourite classes. (They are year 5 so I guess about 10 years old and along with the other year 5s the youngest I have taught at this school. All the year 5s are amongst my favourite classes as they all engage well in the lessons and seem to enjoy learning English - of course using games helps!)
The last two pictures are of the school building and the nameplate with some of the other students I've taught in the background. Of course they were calling me "Rooney!!"
I was a little sad to leave for the last time. Thanks for the good times, bye and good luck!
Are they learning US spellings or Canadian/UK?
ReplyDeleteAnd are they saying "zed" or "zee" for the letter of the alphabet?
To-may-to
color
yogurt
pajamas
;-)
Hi Neil,
ReplyDeleteI am certainly teaching UK English - it's what I know! However, it doesn't really matter for the children as I think it's only important to be understood. Either UK or US will be understood. Having said that I can't think of any/many instances of US English in what I've heard/seen here so it's likely that UK English is most taught.