THE EARLY HATCHLING GETS THE WORM (CRISTINA LÓPEZ)

 


Level : is for the 2nd and 3rd level primary.

Subject: English

Objectives: To revise vocabulary ( animals, vertebrates or invertebrates, size (big or small). To encourage students oral production.

Activities: we may carry on these following main activities

Engagement, I will show them only the firts image ( the one in which we can see the title of the story) of the video and ask them what they think is going to happen. We will work the story seed technique.
Language production: First, I will ask them the animals they know; what they eat; the kind of animals they are (vertebrate or invertebrate), if they have pets at home.

Then, I will show them the picture in which the green bird is trying to eat the worm and I will ask them what could be the end.
Finally, after watching the video ask them if they like the end or not and what they think the story is about, eliciting students' answers through questions.

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