During the course we will work with our pet Archie, the giraffe, with him we will learn a lot of English.
So that you can enjoy all this fun in English with the little ones from home, we leave you a link here where you can enter to do all kinds of activities in a simple and fun way.
What is it?
It’s a website with over 100 interactive activities to help kids from preschool to grade 8 develop skills in English literacy. Not only that, but there’s a wide variety of books children can read directly on the website, such as “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.”
Tip for home use:
Have your child pick a game from the arcade section and practice reading instructions so they can complete games independently.
What is it?
It’s a website with interactive resources to offer. Featuring resources such as writing contests, videos, apps and digital resources for educators, children will never tire of the wide variety of activities on this website.
Tip for home use:
Explore the PBS Parents section where you can look into planning parties, and use it as a chance to have get-togethers to encourage English speaking activities and games. Children can practice listening to instructions in English from parents to complete crafts and recipes.
What is it?
Over 150 million online games and printable activities for preschool children, the resources on this website aim to encourage playful learning for children. Resources include print writing practice and games to practice letters on the keyboard.
Tip for home use:
Parents can help children practice their skills in the game section, and even in their home language (the site currently features Spanish, German, and French) as an added bonus.
What is it?
The website is equally as fun as the activities featured in their monthly print magazine. Resources include animated stories, a poetry maker and a section where kids can send in their work and be featured on the website.
Tip for home use:
Play Hidden Pictures with your child to help with vocabulary building.
Lucía González Sánchez.