Hello, teachers! 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 Hoy te dejo esta bonita worksheet que puedes utilizar en tu clase de inglés para repasar los días de la semana con los peques. 
Deberan unir los conceptos en inglés y español. Puedes evaluar tambien la pronunciación. Recuerda que tú puedes adaptar el recurso como lo creas conveniente. 

 Espero sea de gran ayuda y no olvides apoyándome dejando tu reseña y recomendación. 🌟☀️

See you later, alligator! 🐊

This activity is so much fun! My kids loved it. All you have to do is print the document and start the shape hunt! The idea is to cut out the hand lenses and the white part in the middle, then laminate them so they look like land lenses. You can make two set of hand lenses or more according to how many students you have. I printed and laminated the objects at the end of the document and pasted them around the classroom. Then, the kids have to use their hand lenses to identify what shape is it. You can have them record their hunt to count how many of each shape they found. 

Great craft to do with students about seasons and which months each season covers here in our county. I used it in Science but you can use it as well in English.
The materials you'll need are:
-scissors
-glue
-color pencils/markers/crayons
-golden pin to put both wheels together in the middle and make them spin.

Trivia class with different kind of questions, you can use it as a warm-up activity or in the middle of the class to practice speaking. You can also edit the presentation and add other questions related to your vocabulary or content you are specifically teaching :) 

Hello! 
Weather is a topic that most of the students already know. That is why I created a station or center that you can work with your students and make it more fun! The idea is to do 4 centers/stations, each one of a different season of the year. Students can work in groups or individual, but they have to complete the worksheet according to the season they are in, in 15 minutes. Make it easier and print 4 of the same worksheet for each student to have. 

If you want to make it even more fun, leave some clothes or accesories in the middle of your classroom, from the 4 different seasons. This way, students can get ideas and enjoy putting them on!

Flip flap books are amazing! They are a worksheet, but it feels like if they are doing a fun activity. Students have to glue each part of the plant and draw a whole plant on the other side, making sure that each part of their drawing matches with the part they glued.
The middle line is to fold it in half, and the dotted lines are the ones you need to cut.

You can complement this activity with this PPT.
I did this activity with my friend Carmen Ortúzar.

This Power Point was created to introduce the concept of Story Plot parts with 6th grade students.

The idea is that, before getting to know each specific part, they remember the main story elements they have learned before such as setting, characters, beginning, middle and end.

At the end, they watch a short film and they have to first; identify the elements we learned in this specific story and then, write their own interpretation of the story (including the elements they planned before).

Planning my first  book is a very adjustable worksheet. Younger students can plan their fist book by using only pictures, while older students can use drawings and writing. The planning includes the characters, settings and the sequence of the book: beginning, middle and end. I'm having my students plan their fist book in pairs, so they can have some team work! And of course this requires a lot of monitoring from the teacher.
The idea is that after the planning, they can start creating their books.