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Idées classées selon les saisons et les fêtes

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Ready for a fantastic crafting session with your kids or students? We have a ton of engaging art and craft for kids to make and you'll find ideas for all ages and for all occasions.

We have hundreds of easy to make ideas with simple step by step tutorials you and your kids will easily follow. From the simple no - prep crafts that take minutes to make (and are perfect for the classroom) to engaging paper crafts that both you and your kids or students will fall in love with.

Our aim is to make crafting fun and frugal - with supplies most households already have at hand (or won't cost you a fortune). What ages are these crafts suitable for? We have ideas for all age ranges, you will find many easy projects toddlers can make, crafts simple enough for preschoolers to do at home or in preschool, kids in kindergarten will be able to make most of our crafting projects and there is a ton of projects for older kids and kids at heart (yes, you will enjoy quite a few of these too!).

Some of our Latest Projects:

Sections we'll cover

Seasons

Holidays

Other themes

By Material (animals, vehicles...)

Kids Crafts Ideas by Seasons

Spring - a wonderful selection of frugal and fun spring themed crafts for kids to make.

Summer - great project ideas to make with your kids during summer break

Fall - lots of easy project using both store bought crafting materials as well as materials from nature

Winter - easy ideas to make during cold winter days when you are stuck inside

Crafting Through the Holidays and Celebrations

Our collection of holiday and celebration crafts is growing each year as we try to cover as many holidays (that we are familiar with) as we can. There's nothing quite like having a creative crafting session with your kids during the holidays as it's a great bonding experience as well as a great way to make memories.

Valentines Day is perfect time of the year to make heart and love inspired crafts with your kids.

Our St. Patrick's ideas are focused around clovers and rainbows.

Easter crafts to do with children - we have many bunnies, sheep and Easter eggs. Fun, fun, fun!

Father's day crafts for kids will make any dad proud.

Other Fun themes for Crafts for Kids

Vehicles (soon)

People (soon)

Dinosaurs (soon)

Space (soon)

Kids Crafts Ideas by Popular Materials

There is a variety of materials you can use when crafting with kids, we think frugal or recycled are the best.

Crafting with Paper Plates

There is a whole section of paper plate craft ideas on our website (and we constantly add new cool projects to make with your kids). Paper plates are really frugal which makes them a great crafting material for classroom crafts or for crafting at home. There are a million and one ways you can make wonderful crafts.

See our collection of our favorite paper plate craft ideas here.

Some of our latest paper plate crafts for kids:

Origami Paper

You can turn a sheet of ordinary paper into an origami in no time, and even if you use regular origami paper this is still one of the more frugal crafting materials around. Origami are great for kids to make, as they help develop fine motor skills, patience and are fun to make above all.

Check our section of origami ideas for kids and beginners and our origami bookmark designs, something we are especially fond on.

Here are a few of our latest origami projects:

Paper Rolls - Crafting With Toilet Paper Rolls, Paper Kitchen Towel Rolls and similar

Toilet paper roll crafts, we use this term for all kinds of paper rolls, you can even buy sterile crafting rolls in craft shops if you are not comfortable using toilet paper rolls, or cut the paper kitchen towel roll to smaller rolls. There are many cool things you can make by using paper rolls and boy do we have a few ideas for you!

Some of our latest craft ideas for kids using toilet paper rolls:

Rock Arts and Crafts for Kids

Another wonderful material to get creative with are rocks. If you live near a river you can go on a rock hunt on your next nature walk. If that is not an option most craft stores (and dollar stores) will have rocks available for crafting.

Why should you craft with kids? Benefits? What about creativity?

Crafts can be fun! But they might not be for every child. Not everyone is crafty or has interest in crafting and that is absolutely OK.

Crafts and craft tutorials can be followed to a dot, or be taken as inspiration and a base for a open ended creative session.

You make crafts suit you! Some kids enjoy following tutorials and making a project that resembles the "original" - which usually results in a sense of pride, while others are more inclined to take their own route and create something completely different. All is OK and should be encouraged. Usually people see arts as more open ended and crafts as end product based, but we think crafts can be open ended too, and even if they are not, there is place for both in this word as the thing that matters most, is taking the time to do something together with the kids and making memories.

Crafting with kids has it's benefits. It's good for coordination, coloring crafts help with pencil grip, hand coordination, most crafts for kids are great for fine motor coordination. Making crafts helps build self-confidence, especially when it comes to easy crafts. Most important benefit in my opinion, and this one stands beyond all is bonding.

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Crafts For Kids - Tons of Art and Craft Ideas for Kids to Make

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Time to get crafty with these arts and crafts for kids - tons of crafting ideas for home and classroom (toddlers, preschool, kindergarten and beyond)

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IXL is the world's most popular subscription-based learning site. Used by over 15 million students, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 6,500 maths and English topics. Interactive questions, awards and certificates keep kids motivated as they master skills.

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Join us in this science-packed episode as we try and answer the question on everyone's mind...will it SINK? Or...will it FLOAT?

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Sons de la langue anglaise (pour l’enseignant)

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 Notions disciplinaires (ressources sonores en maths et sciences, éditions Letts Revision)

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1/ Exercices sur les phonèmes, l’accentuation/rythme et  l’intonation (pistes sonores et fiches exercices)

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1/ Pistes sonores (choisir thème, anglais et niveau A1 ou A2)

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1/ Pistes sonores (choisir thème, anglais et niveau A1 ou A2)

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Audio Lingua - mp3 en anglais, allemand, arabe, catalan, corse, espagnol, italien, russe, occitan, portugais, chinois et français

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fichiers mp3 en huit langues, enregistrés par des locuteurs natifs, libres de droits pour une utilisation pédagogique ou personnelle, abonnement au (...)

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1/ Consignes de classe (script et enregistrements)

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How To Perform  'What's The Time Mr Wolf'

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A great set of maths puzzles for upper primary children. All answers are given. Many teachers use these as a weekly challenge. They are ideal for printing out in colour and laminating, making a long lasting resource.

These puzzles can also be found in MathSphere: It's All Figured Out!

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A great set of maths puzzles for upper primary children. All answers are given. Many teachers use these as a weekly challenge. They are ideal for printing out in colour and laminating, making a long lasting resource. These puzzles can also be found in MathSphere: It's All Figured Out!

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Listen to this super free audio at home or even on the school run!

We have two books, so check the ISBN (the long number on the barcode at the back of your book) to make sure you download the right one!

We have two books, so check the ISBN (the long number on the barcode at the back of your book) to make sure you download the right one!

We have two books, so check the ISBN (the long number on the barcode at the back of your book) to make sure you download the right one!

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Revision | Letts Revision | Ages 5-7 | KS1 Revision Success | Audio

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KS1 Revision Success - Free Audio Listen to this super free audio at home or even on the school run! English audio We have two books, so check the ISBN (the long number on the barcode at the back of your book) to make sure you download the right one!

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2/ Pistes sonores (dialogues avec scripts)

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2/ Pistes sonores (dialogues avec scripts)

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Listen to short animated audio lessons that highlight 25 grammar points. These lessons are made especially for beginner ESL students. These lessons come with a free printable book that syncs with the lessons.

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2/ Affiches, diplômes, étiquettes… pour une ambiance de classe anglo-saxonne

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2/ Affiches, diplômes, étiquettes… pour une ambiance de classe anglo-saxonne

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1000s FREE Primary Teaching Resources & Printables - EYFS, KS1 and KS2 - SparkleBox

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1000s of FREE teaching resources for Early Years and Primary School teachers.

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It's time for an adorable wobbling craft - let's make Baby Shark's family, as seen on Caitie's Classroom! Baby Shark, Mama Shark and Papa Shark, Grandma Shark and Grandpa Shark aren't only easy to create but they are even more fun to play with. Give them a gentle push and they will rock right and left and make kids giggle and smile.

It is also a good opportunity to talk about family, extended family and familiar connections. Show photos of great-grandparents, look for facial similarities, and write relatives' names down on paper -these are just some of the activities you can try with your kids.

In addition, this craft encourages little ones to learn or review circles and sorting by size.

Supplies:

Blue card stock paper

White and light blue paint

Round paint sponge

Cotton swabs

Googly eyes

Scissors

Glue

Black marker

Start by cutting five circles from blue cardstock paper: one small, two medium and two large. You can use round household items, like cups or bowl, to trace on paper. You can also use different hues of blue, light blue for the baby shark and darker blue for the parents and grandparents.

Once you have all the circles, fold them in half. Paint the sharks' belly light blue with a round paint sponge. Because paper tends to curl when wet, you may want to hold the circle halves together and secure them with a clothespin.

While you wait for the paint to dry, sketch fishtails and fins on blue paper and cut them out. Glue them all on the sharks.

Glue the eyes and draw with a black marker the eye details, mouths and the sharks' gill slits using three curved lines. Create the teeth with a Q-tip and a bit of white paint.

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Stef is the mom of 2 little boys and the blogger behind Non-Toy Gifts. Here she shares fun and simple crafts and activities for young kids.
www.nontoygifts.com

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Rocking Paper Shark Family - Super Simple

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It's time for an adorable wobbling craft - let's make Baby Shark's family, as seen on Caitie's Classroom! Baby Shark, Mama Shark and Papa Shark, Grandma Shark and Grandpa Shark aren't only easy to create but they are even more fun to play with.

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Please, Mr Crocodile, can we cross your river?

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Please, Mr Crocodile, can we cross your river?

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Subject: Physical education
Cross-curricular links: English language, Humans and their world
Target language: colours
Time: 15 minutes
Materials: chalk/string

With two lines, the teacher marks a river on the floor.

Using a counting rhyme, the teacher selects a student to be Mr. Crocodile. The student then stands in the middle of the river.

The rest stand on one bank calling: "Please, Mr. Crocodile, can we cross the river?"

Mr. Crocodile replies: "Yes, you can if you have/are wearing something (e.g. blue) on."

Students who are wearing something blue can cross the river easily. The rest of them must run across fast, so that Mr. Crocodile cannot catch them.

Those students that are caught become crocodiles themselves.

The game continues until all students turn into crocodiles.

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PLEASE, MR. CROCODILE! (Verbs and Prepositions of Place) | English Time for teachers

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Subject: Physical education Cross-curricular links: English language, Humans and their world Target language: colours Time: 15 minutes Materials: chalk/string With two lines, the teacher marks a river on the floor. Using a counting rhyme, the teacher selects a student to be Mr. Crocodile. The student then stands in the middle of the river.

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Use the "Vowel" and "Consonant" buttons to pick your letters, or "Conundrum" to practice a conundrum, then you have up to 30 seconds to find your words (use the working area if you like), then you can use the "Check word" box to check your best words, and "Show answers" to see the top answers.

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Use the "Vowel" and "Consonant" buttons to pick your letters, or "Conundrum" to practice a conundrum, then you have up to 30 seconds to find your words (use the working area if you like), then you can use the "Check word" box to check your best words, and "Show answers" to see the top answers.

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The Water Bodies | The Dr. Binocs Show | Educational Videos For Kids

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Revision | Letts Revision | Ages 7-11 | KS2 Revision Success | Audio

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KS2 Revision Success - Free Audio Listen to this super free audio at home or even on the school run!

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Baa Baa Black Sheep Down By The Bay

Patterns / Minibook
Five Little Pumpkins
Patterns / Minibook
Five Green and Speckled Frogs Five Little Ducks Hickory, Dickory, Dock Here is the Beehive Patterns Humpty Dumpty
Hot Cross Buns Patterns Hickety Pickety Black Hen Hey Diddle Diddle It's raining, It's pouring Head, Shoulders, Kees and toes Patterns I'm a Little Teapot Itsy Bitsy Spider Jack Be Nimble Patterns Jack & Jill

Patterns / Minibook

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Baa Baa Black Sheep Down By The Bay Patterns / Minibook Five Little Pumpkins Patterns / Minibook Five Green and Speckled Frogs Five Little Ducks Hickory, Dickory, Dock Here is the Beehive Patterns Humpty Dumpty Hot Cross Buns Patterns Hickety Pickety Black Hen Hey Diddle Diddle It's raining, It's pouring Head, Shoulders, Kees and toes Patterns I'm a Little Teapot Itsy Bitsy Spider Jack Be Nimble Patterns Jack & Jill Patterns / Minibook

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3/ Actualité/reportages (Behind the news : site australien d’actualité pour les jeunes)

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3/ Actualité/reportages (Behind the news : site australien d’actualité pour les jeunes)

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Behind the News is a fun, accessible way for upper primary and secondary students to learn about what's happening in the world around them.

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Ahoy there mateys! Let's sail the high seas on a pirate ship with popsicle stick pirates! These pirates can go this way, that way, up and down, all over the deep blue sea. Once your pirates are ready to set sail, follow along with the Super Simple Song, Over The Deep Blue Sea, for a fun activity with your little ones. Climb aboard and get your craft supplies ready, these popsicle stick pirate puppets are ready to hoist the anchors!

What you'll need

popsicle sticks

glue stick

scissors

bottle cap or another object to trace a circle

black pen or fine tip marker

craft paint or markers

paint brushes

construction paper - different colours

ribbon

googly eyes

Pirate Popsicle Stick Puppet Craft Coloring Page from Super Simple, or make your own pirate ship!

Steps

1. Decorate the popsicle stick! Paint a shirt and pants on the stick - the top half of the stick will be the shirt, and the bottom half will be the pants.

2. For the pirate's head, trace a circle shape onto construction paper and cut out. To make a head scarf, hat or eye patch, trace another circle of the same size onto colored paper, draw the shape of your accessory on the circle, and cut it out. By using the same size circle to begin your accessory, you can be sure it will fit your pirate's head perfectly!

3. Assemble your pirates face and glue the elements together. With a fine tip pen give your pirate a nose and mouth.

4. With a glue stick, glue the head onto the decorated popsicle stick body. You can use ribbon to make a belt or a scarf, if you like!

5. Color the Pirate Popsicle Stick Puppet Craft Coloring Page from Super Simple, and cut along the dotted line, or make your own pirate ship and cut a line for a place that pirate puppets can pop up. Place the pirates in the ship and carefully turn the sheet over. With hot glue or tape, attach another popsicle stick across the bottom of the pirate popsicle sticks - this will allow the pirates to move all together.

We are ready to sail the high seas!

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This post accompanies a recent episode of Caitie's Classroom. Join Caitie every week for kids songs, games, activities, stories, crafts, and much more! Caitie's Classroom broadcasts live on the Super Simple Play channel every Tuesday at 11am EST. Catch up on past episodes and segments, follow Caitie on Facebook, subscribe to her YouTube channel, and join her LIVE every Tuesday. Don't forget to ring the bell for notifications!

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Ahoy there mateys! Let's sail the high seas on a pirate ship with popsicle stick pirates! These pirates can go this way, that way, up and down, all over the deep blue sea. Once your pirates are ready to set sail, follow along with the Super Simple Song, Over The Deep Blue Sea, for a...

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Jeux de société exploitables en classe de langue vivante

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Jeux de société exploitables en classe de langue vivante

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Ce dossier a été constitué au fil des années par le groupe départemental langues vivantes de Loire-Atlantique, composé de maîtres-animateurs et de conseillers pédagogiques en langues vivantes.

La volonté du groupe était d'offrir à des enseignants du premier degré, expérimentés ou non dans l'enseignement des langues, la possibilité d'enrichir leurs pratiques de classe, à l'aide de jeux existants.

Ce répertoire regroupe donc un certain nombre de jeux traditionnels ou classiques qui n'ont pas été conçus pour l'enseignement mais peuvent favorablement être exploités en classe de langues, pour différentes raisons : leur valeur ludique, leur intérêt culturel, et/ou leur intérêt pédagogique.

Pour schématiser, on peut ranger ces jeux en différentes catégories :

Les jeux " traditionnels " : Ce sont généralement des jeux anciens. De ce fait, ils véhiculent une part de l'histoire et de la culture de leur pays d'origine, et méritent, à ce titre de figurer parmi les supports potentiellement utilisés en classe, comme il est d'usage de le faire avec des chansons, comptines, histoires, recettes... Leur adaptation en classe consistera alors à " didactiser " ces jeux : faire en sorte qu'ils se mettent au service des apprentissages linguistiques des élèves (faire parler, faire interagir, faire lire...)

Les jeux " classiques " sont des jeux populaires plus récents, souvent connus des jeunes apprenants français. S'ils sont généralement originaires de pays anglophones (USA ou Royaume-Uni), ils ne véhiculent pas forcément des connaissances culturelles très marquées. En revanche, ils présentent souvent une valeur ludique forte, qui a été à l'origine de leur succès. On cherchera alors a exploiter la mécanique ludique, le plaisir de jouer des élèves, tout en insufflant, lorsque cela est possible, une dimension culturelle supplémentaire, et en faisant en sorte que les élèves mobilisent ou développent par le jeu des capacités langagières identifiées.

Certains jeux enfin (les dominos et le jeu du morpion notamment), figurent dans cette liste principalement pour leur valeur pédagogique : leur mise en œuvre en classe de langue est aisée, et permet de mobiliser facilement un certain nombre de capacités langagières.

Les jeux modernes, quant à eux, sont des jeux plus récents, qui s'appuient sur une mécanique ludique qui nous a semblé intéressante pour un usage en classe de langues vivantes, sans pour autant être vecteurs de contenus culturels.

Vous trouverez donc ici plus d'une vingtaine de propositions de jeux. Nous nous sommes efforcés de proposer des pistes qui rendent leur exploitation possible en classe, et de favoriser l'activité langagière de l'élève : " comprendre à l'oral ", " parler en continu ", " comprendre, réagir et parler en interaction ", " lire " ou, plus rarement, " écrire ".

Un des autres objectifs était de proposer aux enseignants des ressources langagières : consignes, formulations en jeu, lexique nécessaires à l'utilisation du jeu en classe. Chaque fiche recense donc les formulations, consignes, et lexique nécessaires à l'élève et à l'enseignant. Un glossaire général répertorie les formulations les plus couramment utilisées. Ce dernier n'est évidemment pas exhaustif.

Concernant la mise en œuvre des jeux proposés, certains conseils généraux méritent sans doute d'être énoncés :
- Il est nécessaire pour l'enseignant d'avoir préalablement testé le jeu concerné avant de l'utiliser en classe. Le plaisir de jouer est communicatif : si la mécanique de jeu ne vous convient pas, vous met mal à l'aise, il est peu probable que vos élèves l'apprécient, même s'il faut avant tout que le jeu soit adapté au niveau des élèves (stratégie, mécanique de jeu, etc.).

- Certains jeux simples peuvent être utilisés dans le cadre d'une séquence d'apprentissage, comme activité favorisant l'acquisition ou la mémorisation de lexique et de formulations visées.

- D'autres jeux en revanche, plus complexes, plus exigeants sur le plan des formulations ou du lexique, deviendront probablement l'objectif final de la séquence d'apprentissage : le projet actionnel.

Les séances de la séquence d'apprentissage auront alors pour objectif de préparer les

élèves à une tâche finale qui consistera à jouer à un jeu de société en langue anglaise.

Dans ce cas, il va de soi que l'enseignant devra prendre le temps de préparer ses élèves de façon méthodique et progressive. Par exemple : un enseignant dont l'objectif serait de faire jouer sa classe de cycle 3 au Cluedo en anglais devra, au cours d'une séquence de 5 à 7 séances, préparer ses élèves, leur faire acquérir le lexique et les formulations nécessaires.

Ce type d'apprentissage s'inscrira alors parfaitement dans le cadre d'une approche actionnelle : L'élève apprend pour agir dans la langue, pour réaliser un objectif concret.

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Ce dossier a été constitué au fil des années par le groupe départemental langues vivantes de Loire-Atlantique, composé de maîtres-animateurs et de conseillers pédagogiques en langues vivantes. La volonté du groupe était d'offrir à des enseignants du premier degré, expérimentés ou non dans l'enseignement des langues, la possibilité d'enrichir leurs pratiques de classe, à l'aide de jeux existants.

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Comptines d’élimination (document joint)Vidéo d’introduction par Michael Rosen

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Comptines d’élimination (document joint)Vidéo d’introduction par Michael Rosen

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Looking for something to do on a rainy day? So is Tobee! Make this easy rainstick craft to shake along to the beat. How will you decorate yours? Things you’ll need paper towel roll coloured construction paper 2 rubber bands aluminum foil rice scissors tape glue stick * Pre cut 2 square pieces of con…

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Do you like practising your English pronunciation? Have fun saying tongue twisters in English. Saying tongue twisters can be difficult at first, so don't worry if you can't do it very well to begin with. Just keep practising and have fun!

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How can I share the story of Little Red Riding Hood with my class?

Children love sharing traditional tales and these can be brought to life with the help of a little technology. Use a large screen or interactive whiteboard to share the story of Little Red Riding Hood with your whole class.

Pupils will love the beautifully animated pages and will enjoy joining in together as they share the story. Why not develop speaking and listening skills by turning the sound off and asking pupils to tell the story in their own words as each scene appears.

Find a range of lesson ideas and resources to support this animated version of Little Red Riding Hood at Twinkl Go!

Teachers can share this resource with customised groups via children's own usernames. Just Launch then click Add to Lesson.

How can I help my child learn the story of Little Red Riding Hood?

Help your child learn the story of Little Red Riding Hood, including the characters and events. Follow the story as the animation plays, pausing to ask questions and make predictions with your child. This online animation is linked to the Twinkl AR app 'Little Red Coding Club' (available on the Apple App Store). Why not make your bedtime story tonight a little different and use this animation?

Parents, you can share this resource with your own children via their own username.

Where can I find the story of Little Red Riding Hood?

Little Red Riding Hood is a well known traditional tale or fairy tale. In the story Little Red Riding Hood wants to visit her grandma but finds that a big bad wolf has other ideas. These tales can be narrated to children or read from story books. Animated versions of the story are also available. Children will enjoy learning the familiar patterns of traditional tales and will soon be joining in with the story.

Remember, you can share your online Twinkl resources directly with your children via their username.

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Children love sharing traditional tales and these can be brought to life with the help of a little technology. Use a large screen or interactive whiteboard to share the story of Little Red Riding Hood with your whole class.Pupils will love the beautifully animated pages and will enjoy joining in together as they share the story.

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4/ Chansons (à sélectionner en fonction du thème retenu)

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4/ Chansons (à sélectionner en fonction du thème retenu)

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Super Simple Songs® is a collection of original kids songs and classic nursery rhymes made SIMPLE for young learners. Combining captivating animation and puppetry with delightful music that kids love to sing along with, Super Simple Songs makes learning simple and fun! Music is one of the most powerful teaching tools available for young learners.... Read more »

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elementary school teacher reading resource

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Children's Books Read Aloud - no clutter, no games, no pseudo-tv

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didapages et illustrations à imprimer (enlever le texte)

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didapages et illustrations à imprimer (enlever le texte)

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Learning resources for kids featuring free worksheets, coloring pages, activities, stories, and more!