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Hello,

You can watch my video about how to make puppets with recycling materials

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This is my zero classroom resourse idea.

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“Wet washing hanging on the line”

This video will show how to create resources using the mixed materials for the EFL young learners' classroom. Kids like to pretend!  They like to pretend to be doctors, vets, check out operators but they most like to pretend to be a grown up.

To teach clothing vocabulary and develop your little learners’ speaking skills we will need a piece of string; a basket with small clothes or dolls clothing, pegs and two chairs to tie the rope between.

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Hello. This is one of my ideas to the low resource classroom. Hope it's useful for you.

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Hello. This is one of my ideas to the low resource classroom. Hope it's useful for you.

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Here are my ideas for low resource classrooms. I hope you will like and use them too

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You can watch my video about how to make puppets with recycling materials.

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Instructions:
•Build the Tallest Freestanding Structure

•The Entire Marshmallow must be on top

•Use as Much or as Little of the Kit

•Break up the Spaghetti, String or Tape

•The Challenge Lasts 18 minutes

•Ensure Everyone Understands the Rules

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Hi everyone! I hope it can be useful!)

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Hope this works OK.
Mary Beth Ivanhoe

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Hello :)
I've just made a tutorial about how  to make manikins using wire and masking tape and how to make them move learning action verbs and present continuous

I'm sorry I had problems with slidespeech...it took too much time to upload presentation and pictures and I've tried to find an alternative solution by using UTELLSTORY.

I hope it works and you like it.

Thanks for watching and listening ( by the way..I've got a cold..sorry for awful voice!!) LOL

Valentina

PLEASE, CLICK HERE:
https://www.utellstory.com/viewstory/view/5ebaccadb602a8f86d65e7c50fbe2651

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I've decided to use pegs as matching letters to form a word for young learner's early literacy. I also utilized cardboxes in order to make a body and teach body parts as well as stative verbs.

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Hi everyone!
There's the link to my video where I explain what I did for my EFL classroom.
Have fun watching!
Anastasia Taraskina, Voronezh, Russia.

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Photo or card holders from cardboard and pegs.

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Photo or card holders from cardboard and pegs.

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Create a simple paper and straw charecters so that your children will participate in a miniplay
A wolf and three piglets and enjoy it

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These funny penguins can be used to teach shapes and have fun. They wil decorate our whiteboard till the children come back to school after the quarrantine.

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These funny penguins can be used to teach shapes and have fun. They wil decorate our whiteboard till the children come back to school after the quarrantine.

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Using a template created by my professors, I created color coded cards based on the categories and labels in the template to engage students in various activities related to research paper elements.  I printed out the elements on template, color coded them, and then cut out the labels to help students visualize the research paper elements. During this brief hands-on activity we got to talk about the fact that some  elements can change their location (for example, research question, thesis can be in the introduction section or in a separate section). Here is a tutorial related to the research paper elements activity.  

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Using a template created by my professors, I created color coded cards based on the categories and labels in the template to engage students in various activities related to research paper elements.  I printed out the elements on template, color coded them, and then cut out the labels to help students visualize the research paper elements. During this brief hands-on activity we got to talk about the fact that some  elements can change their location (for example, research question, thesis can be in the introduction section or in a separate section). Here is a tutorial related to the research paper elements activity.  