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English Jokes 10

Where do cows go at the weekend?

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Answer: To the moo-vies!

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Advice for Parents 08 - Doing the laundry

Make household chores into a fun opportunity to practise English with your child! Here are our top tips for doing the laundry.

1. Household chores can be a fun opportunity to practise English with your child.

2. When you are doing the laundry, talk to your child about the colours and fabrics (cotton, wool, etc.) of the clothes.

3. Later when you are sorting the clean washing you can practise language for clothes and possessives ('This is Mum's top.' or 'These are Jenny's socks.').

4. You can download and print a set of clothes flashcards. Play games with the flashcards to practise clothes vocabulary.

5. Talk to your child about their favourite clothes.

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Word of the Week 09 - Cool

When something's good, it's cool.
'I got this MP3 player for my birthday.'
'Wow! That is cool!'

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English Jokes 09

What do you call an elephant at the North Pole?

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Answer: Lost!

Q. What do you call an elephant at the North Pole?

A. Lost!

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Advice for Parents 07 - Mystery bag game

Play a fun mystery bag game to practise English vocabulary with your children. Here are our top tips for playing a mystery bag game.

1. This fun game uses the sense of touch.

2. Find some objects which your child knows the name of in English.

3. They should each feel different (e.g. a potato, a pencil, a teaspoon, a feather).

4. Put the objects into a bag.

5.The child puts their hand in the bag and tries to identify the objects by feeling them.

6. Encourage them to say how the object feels (soft, rough, etc.) as well as naming it.

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Word of the Week 08 - Comic

A comic is like a magazine, with stories told in pictures.

"This is my favourite comic, I get it every week."
"Cool! Can I have a look?"
"Yeah, sure."

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English Jokes 08

What is an octopus?

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Answer: An eight legged cat!

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Advice for Parents 06 - Learn English with rhymes

Rhymes are a great way to introduce children to the sounds of English. Here are our top tips for learning English with rhymes.

1. Saying rhymes will help your child to get used to the sounds and rhythm of English.

2. It will also help them to learn new vocabulary.

3. Rhymes with actions are particularly effective.

4. The actions help demonstrate meaning and aid memorisation.

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Word of the Week 07 - Click

When you press a button on a mouse you click.
"Would you like to start this game?"
"Yeah, just click."

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English Jokes 07

What is full of holes but can still hold water?

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Answer: A sponge!

Q: What is full of holes but can still hold water?

A: A sponge!

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Advice for Parents 05 - Drawing pictures

Drawing pictures can be a creative way for children to practise English. Here are our top tips for drawing pictures.

1. Encourage your child to draw a picture and talk about the picture in English.

2. You can ask questions like 'Who is it?', 'What colour is it?', 'How many children are there?'

3. You can then ask them to write or copy a sentence under the picture to describe it, for example 'I'm at the park.'

4. The sentence should be appropriate to your child's level of English.

5. Help your child with language as necessary and of course give them lots of praise for their efforts!

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