Since this activity was greatly enjoyed by my Class 2 pupils last year, I've decided to try it with my 8-year-olds this year as well.
First, each pupil chose a sticker with Talk to me message in a different language.
Then, they used a key to find which language it is and copy the name into their notebooks.
Their next task was to find the country where that language is spoken on one map and colour the country on another map.
Finally, they looked for, found and drew the country's flag.
As a way of practising writing everyday activities and telling the time, I've asked my Class 3 pupils to describe a day in the life of one of their parents, in 6 comic frames:
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| Dunja Bucalo |
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| Anastasija |
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| Vukašin |
In their chosen groups, my Class 7 pupils have recently revised, prepared and shared presentations of different tenses:
On Monday, 26 September, during the 4th lesson, we organised a special event for the representatives of each class, divided into 6 teams of 4 generations and named after different colours, with Look who's singing! and General Knowledge quizzes.
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| Janja Kovačević, VII1 |