EFL and EAL Teaching Marta Zborowska

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Freebie Friday everyone :). Have a look at these gorgeous, downloadable materials I've just created for you.
I'm sure your youngest groups of students will have so much fun matching the pictures to their shadows. Enjoy :)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0vspjz0u8nidh0i/Freebie_FORESTANIMALS_Shadow%3Agame.pdf?dl=0

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📖 Learn or Refresh 📖

Every Monday, I'll be posting one word from ELT terminology. Hopefully, not only will beginning or future teachers find it useful, but also it will help more experienced teachers reflect on their teaching.
Although I've been teaching English for seventeen years now, I regularly come back to basics, methodology books.
Checking my experience against the theory, shedding new light on it, refreshing my knowledge is a crucial part of my everyday work and helps me in my lifelong learning approach.
Therefore, as a strong advocate of lifelong development, I'll be posting one word every Monday either to learn or to refresh.
Today's word is: aims/objectives

1. The first thing to do when planning a lesson is to set lesson aims/objectives. What do I want my students to learn by the end of this lesson❔
2. The second question that immediately comes up after the first one is "What techniques and strategies I'm going to use to make sure students will learn new material effectively❔" (Some important aspects to consider here are: age, level of proficiency, dynamics, type of a lesson: f2f/online/hybrid etc.). Differentiation could be a keyword here. When teaching in England, we would differentiate every activity to match students' needs ( usually we used three levels of difficulty for every student to succeed in doing activities). Loads of work for teachers, but it worked well during our lessons.
3. The last but not least: How will I know whether the objectives have been met❔ How will I execute this knowledge❔ Will that be the end of the lesson quiz, a project at home or mini whiteboards quiz❔ In terms of online lessons, it could be a short ICQ sent to every student individually.

❔❔Do you find setting objectives a daunting part of your teaching life❔ How do you check students' understanding of a new subject❔

FREEBIE Friday everyone, Enjoy :)

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Hi everyone, first of all, I'd like to welcome new members of our community.
You'll find here everything you need to teach English to very young and young learners. It's a fairly new page but my experience is massive (over 16 years of teaching English to young learners in different countries but mostly England and Poland). If you are a beginning teacher, look for some advice or look for some inspirations and educational materials that's the right place to be. My virtual doors are open 24 hours :)

Every Friday I post FREE downloadable materials for young learners.
This week it's all about St. Valentine's Day. Have a look yourself:

Link below:
https://how-to-teach-educational-materials.shoplo.com/kolekcja/frontpage/polar-animals-level-1

I'd like to also welcome you to my new Facebook shop with educational materials for very young and young learners. (They are all topic-based and support cross-curricular learning).

Have a wonderful weekend :)

Freebie Friday everyone 😊.

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Hi everyone, I hope you're all well :).
Today's Friday Freebie is all about Australia.

26th of January is Australia National Day and since it's only a few days away I've decided to create this cute memory game about Australian icons for the youngest English learners.

You can download this free set of materials by clicking the link below.

https://howtoteach.co/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Australian-icons.pdf

If you could spread the news about my Facebook website, Fridays freebies and my YouTube Channel I would really appreciate that. :)

Have a wonderful Friday.
Cheers