Hello kids,
Our friend little star is going to show us a picture of the night sky. You have to look at this picture and draw how you imagine the sky at night.
Dear Patricia,
ReplyDeleteYour blog is really fun and easy to follow. All instructions are clear and the topic is appropriate for children. Through the "Little Star" you can teach the Universe, colours and more contents that you can include in the blog depending on your purpose. The aim of each entry is also clear and you enhance skills such as listening, writing and speaking.
I found very original this post because the "Little Star" asks students about how they imagine the sky at night. After watching the story and talking about it, they draw their own picture. You give the opportunity to your students to express themselves not only speaking but also drawing. This way, you encourage your pupils to be imaginative and creative. It would be a very good idea to do this activity as a project in which you can focus on science or astronomy.
Laura Collado
Good afternoon,
ReplyDeleteI'm really interested in your blog because it's funny. You are using a lot os colours and interesting material. It's important that students learn differents things about universe and you use this "world" for teach. Great!
Children have a lot of imagine and we can make good pictures about universe. This activity is funny for students, after we would speak about vocabulary, listen a story or make more things around their pictures.
I hope your blog are amusing for a lot of children and "little star" learn with this blog.
Elisa Antona
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