Using authentic books

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I’ve been teaching since 2012 I am a Cambridge certified teacher

I’ve been teaching since 2012
I am a Cambridge certified teacher (TKT,

CELTA, ICELT)
I teach preschoolers and adults
I am really passionate about books, coffee, and cats.

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‘You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax,

‘You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax,
All

you need is a book’
(Dr. Seuss)

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Why use picture books? 1. Love for reading 2. Language learning

Why use picture books? 1. Love for reading 2. Language learning skills 3. Vocabulary 4.

Cross-curricular links

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TOP – 3 reasons why teachers are afraid of using authentic

TOP – 3 reasons why teachers are afraid of using authentic

books with preschoolers: 1. Difficult vocabulary/grammar structures 2. A lack of confidence in their ability to read books 3. A lack of understanding of how to use authentic books

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Children have the ability to grasp meaning even if they do

Children have the ability to grasp meaning even if they do

not understand the words

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Practice! Practice! Practice more! V K . C O M /

Practice! Practice! Practice more!

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Steps for preparing a lesson 1. Choose a book 2. Identify

Steps for preparing a lesson 1. Choose a book 2. Identify the language

focus (SWBAT + aim) 3. Identify content objectives 4. Identify learning strategies or critical thinking skills 5. Develop and sequence activities

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Children are: energetic curious imaginative easily distracted V K . C

Children are: energetic curious imaginative easily distracted

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‘Brown bear’,‘The very hungry caterpillar’ by Eric Carle V K .

‘Brown bear’,‘The very hungry caterpillar’ by Eric Carle

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Key structures: what do you see?; Are you hungry?
Key vocab: animals, food
Cross- curriculum links: life circle of a butterfly

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‘Dear zoo’ by Rod Campbell V K . C O M

‘Dear zoo’ by Rod Campbell

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Animals+adjectives
Animals’ footprints
Body parts

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‘Dear zoo’ by Rod Campbell V K . C O M

‘Dear zoo’ by Rod Campbell

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‘Shaggy dog and the terrible itch’ V K . C O

‘Shaggy dog and the terrible itch’

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Key vocab: My back is itchy. Will you scratch my back, please!
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‘We are going on a bear hunt’ by Michael Rosen V

‘We are going on a bear hunt’
by Michael Rosen

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Key grammar structure: We are going on a bear hunt…
Adjectives
Logical skills

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‘Vet’by Ando Twin and Lucy M.George (Busy people series) V K

‘Vet’by Ando Twin and Lucy M.George (Busy people series)

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Connection to real life
Key vocab: It hurts; Let’s give him an injection; Do you feel better?

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‘Vet’by Ando Twin and Lucy M.George (Busy people series) V K

‘Vet’by Ando Twin and Lucy M.George (Busy people series)

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Connection to real life
Key vocab: It hurts; Let’s give him an injection; Do you feel better?

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‘Pip and Posy. The super scooter’ by Axel Sheffler V K

‘Pip and Posy. The super scooter’ by Axel Sheffler

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Key vocab: body parts; emotions; saying sorry
Values: sharing

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‘Giraffes can’t dance’ by Giles Andreae, Guy Parker-Rees V K .

‘Giraffes can’t dance’ by Giles Andreae, Guy Parker-Rees

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The power of yet
Key vocab: animals + adjectives + action verbs

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‘We all can dance," he said, "when we find music that

‘We all can dance," he said, "when we find music that

we love’ 

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‘Hippo owns up’by Sue Graves and Trevor Dunton (Behaviour matters series)

‘Hippo owns up’by Sue Graves and Trevor Dunton (Behaviour matters series)

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Values: sharing
Revising face parts; teeth counting

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‘Hamilton’s hats’ by Martine Oborne, Axel Sheffler; ‘Hippo has a hat’

‘Hamilton’s hats’ by Martine Oborne, Axel Sheffler;
‘Hippo has a hat’ by

Julia Donaldson and Nick Sharratt

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‘Animal pants’ by Brian Moses, Anja Boretzki V K . C

‘Animal pants’ by Brian Moses, Anja Boretzki

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Key vocab: clothes + adjectives + grammar (He is wearing)

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‘A child who reads will be an adult who thinks’ V

‘A child who reads will be an adult who thinks’

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Contact me: Vkontakte https://vk.com/englishmannia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/anya_english_teacher/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AnyaMerkureva/ V K .

Contact me: Vkontakte https://vk.com/englishmannia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/anya_english_teacher/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AnyaMerkureva/

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