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The document discusses teaching English to preschool students aged 4-5. It will use the story "Delicious!" to teach foods and days of the week. The teachers will have students arrange cards matching numbers 1-7 to the days of the week to demonstrate the order. After reading the story, the teachers will show plastic foods from the story and have students practice naming them.

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Delicious

The document discusses teaching English to preschool students aged 4-5. It will use the story "Delicious!" to teach foods and days of the week. The teachers will have students arrange cards matching numbers 1-7 to the days of the week to demonstrate the order. After reading the story, the teachers will show plastic foods from the story and have students practice naming them.

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TEACHINF OF ESL

Marta Alcal
Nancy Bauter
Jordi Benlliure
Hctor Pascual

TIME FOR A STORY


DELICIOUS!

The Story we have chosen is Delicious! and it can be told to children aged 4-5.
In our opinion this story is good at teaching food and the days of the week.



AGED

4-5 YEARS OLD

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

20

TYPE OF SCHOOL

Public school

LEVEL OF ENGLISH

Level 3 (preschool)

WHAT ARE WE TEACHING

Days of the week (with numbers) and food.

TEACHINF OF ESL
Marta Alcal
Nancy Bauter
Jordi Benlliure
Hctor Pascual





Pre-Telling:


We plan to show the actual order of the days. We will start with Monday and end with

Sunday. We are going to have two sets of cards that each student can use to arrange the days in
order during the activity time. One set is going to be numbers 1-7 and the other set will be the
days of the week. The number and the day of the week will have the same color card. For
example the card with the number 1 matches with the day Monday. Both the cards will be
in the same color such as red. The students will have to first match the two set of cards to find
the color matching pairs and then be asked to put them in order. At this age they should be able
to count to at least 7 so the color pairs will be in order, hence establishing a visual for the
students to see the order. This will also help them to think of the days with a number to
remember the order of the days of the week better.



MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

TEACHINF OF ESL
Marta Alcal
Nancy Bauter
Jordi Benlliure
Hctor Pascual






AGED

4-5 YEARS OLD

TIME

8 minutes

AIM

Create a proper atmosphere to tell the story

LANGUAGE FOCUS

Days of the week

MATERIAL

Two set of cards

PROCEDURE

1. One set is going to be numbers 1-7 and the other set will be
the days of the week.
2. The students will have to first match the two set of cards to
find the color matching pairs.
3. They will be asked to put them in order.

SUGGESTIONS

The teacher have to talk in a motivation way and help them if


it is necessary.


Post-Teaching:

We plan to bring in plastic foods that are mentioned in the story. We could bring in real
food to use smell and taste but in reality it is a lot easier to use fake foods for children that
may be allergic and less of a mess. The foods either way can be looked at and we will have
cards with the names of the foods. As a class we will go through all the names of the food
with repetition. Then the teacher can either go through the process again or mess up
purposely for the students to correct her. Also the students could have the cards with
names of the foods and go around and match the name to the foods.

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