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Presenting a story
Why this story?

I have chosen this story for P5 children because:

 Catchier and funny
 Original main topic
 Adequate vocabulary and grammar: animals, easy
  sentences, questions and answers…
 Structure based on repetition
 Excellent illustrations
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PRESENTING LITTLE MOLE AND
PREVIOUS
                                    FRIENDS
ACTIVITY
                            Introducing the book
Aims:

To introduce the story      Presenting Little Mole ‘s friends
and some of the
vocabulary related to it     with flashcards:
To assess the current
                             dove/bird, horse, rabbit/hare, goa
knowledge of                 t, cow, pig, flies and dog
vocabulary
                            How are they called and how do
To promote attention
and participation            they sound?
towards the story
                            Preparing to greet our new
                             friends
STORYTELLING TIME
DURING THE
STORY
ACTIVITY (1)                We will explain the story twice

                            1st time: explanation of the story
Aims:
                             with the book (or a slide
To facilitate the global     presentation)
comprehension of the
story

To maintain their
                            Nonverbal communication
attention

To allow their active       Simplified words if necessary
participation

                            Remember: say hello to each animal
                             by making its sound!
DURING THE                  2n time: we can use a video of the
STORY                       animated story (native speaker)
ACTIVITY (2)

                            Before starting: share out
Aims:
                            flashcards (animals and poos)
To facilitate the global
comprehension of the
story

To maintain their
                            During the story: who is my
attention                   pair.?
To allow their active
participation
                            At the end: make pairs and
                            present yourself!
PERFORMING THE STORY
AFTER THE
STORY                      Each character/animal will be performed
ACTIVITY                    by a kid

                           Using the flash cards again!
Aims:

To participate actively    Children will be on a row with the mole on
To practice oral
                            the top of it, followed by the rest of the
expression
                            animals
To be self-confident
                           The dialog and the actions will be simplified
and increase self-
esteem
                            and hardly guided by the teacher who will
                            take the roll of narrator (and prompter, if
To share the experience     needed)
with the families
                           Video
THANK YOU!

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Little mole presentation

  • 2. Why this story? I have chosen this story for P5 children because:  Catchier and funny  Original main topic  Adequate vocabulary and grammar: animals, easy sentences, questions and answers…  Structure based on repetition  Excellent illustrations
  • 13. PRESENTING LITTLE MOLE AND PREVIOUS FRIENDS ACTIVITY  Introducing the book Aims: To introduce the story  Presenting Little Mole ‘s friends and some of the vocabulary related to it with flashcards: To assess the current dove/bird, horse, rabbit/hare, goa knowledge of t, cow, pig, flies and dog vocabulary  How are they called and how do To promote attention and participation they sound? towards the story  Preparing to greet our new friends
  • 14. STORYTELLING TIME DURING THE STORY ACTIVITY (1)  We will explain the story twice  1st time: explanation of the story Aims: with the book (or a slide To facilitate the global presentation) comprehension of the story To maintain their  Nonverbal communication attention To allow their active  Simplified words if necessary participation  Remember: say hello to each animal by making its sound!
  • 15. DURING THE  2n time: we can use a video of the STORY animated story (native speaker) ACTIVITY (2)  Before starting: share out Aims: flashcards (animals and poos) To facilitate the global comprehension of the story To maintain their  During the story: who is my attention pair.? To allow their active participation  At the end: make pairs and present yourself!
  • 16. PERFORMING THE STORY AFTER THE STORY  Each character/animal will be performed ACTIVITY by a kid  Using the flash cards again! Aims: To participate actively  Children will be on a row with the mole on To practice oral the top of it, followed by the rest of the expression animals To be self-confident  The dialog and the actions will be simplified and increase self- esteem and hardly guided by the teacher who will take the roll of narrator (and prompter, if To share the experience needed) with the families  Video