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Using Project Work While Teaching English

Using Project Work While Teaching English. Presentation Tetiana Zavertana School Of Buzivka Zhashkiv District Cherkasy Region. Why project work?. The project is an ideal vehicle for teaching school children for a number of reasons. It educates the whole child.

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Using Project Work While Teaching English

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  1. Using Project Work While Teaching English Presentation Tetiana Zavertana School Of Buzivka Zhashkiv District Cherkasy Region

  2. Why project work? The project is an ideal vehicle for teaching school children for a number of reasons.

  3. It educates the whole child

  4. It incourages learners independence • It caters for mixed-ability classes • A project allows for flexibility within the curriculum

  5. Planning the end-product • A poster display • A three dimensional model • An exhibition • A magazine or newspaper • A video or audio cassette • A party or a show

  6. Presentation of the project

  7. Project Block Of Flats

  8. Grammar /Functions

  9. Vocabulary

  10. Skills

  11. Rooms in the flat • a description of the children's room with accompanying drawing • the web: houses and flats

  12. Furniture for the flat • a description of the children's room with accompanying drawing, to include furniture • the web: houses and flats, completed with furniture words • a photograph of the flat, you can take a photo of each flat and some of all the flats put together so each child has two photos to put in his/her scrapbook • a letter to a friend describing the children's new flat

  13. Family tree • diagram of the family tree • the children's own real family tree

  14. The people who live in the flat • family 'photographs' or portraits of the family members— individually or in groups • grandma/grandad—life when they were children • a day in the life of a member of the family

  15. Guess who! • descriptions of the family members • clothes for the puppets • letters to members of the family telling them about recent news— a new baby

  16. Pets • letter describing a new family pet—with photograph/picture • a visit to the vet

  17. Lost! • Lost! poster • cartoon story of the pet's adventure • stories and pictures about adventures of members of the family • a description of a picnic in the playground

  18. Fun club • diagram and instructions for a board game that the children design and make, • recipes or menus for the block of flats party • birthday cards and party invitations to other families in the block of flats • a school timetable • a description of a typical/my worst/my best day at school • the day the roof leaked/the basement flooded/the kitchen caught fire • postcards home from family members away on holiday and holiday photos

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