Hi!

[yasmein]

Hi! everybody
I'm a teacher of the English language for the children( Primary school)
I want from you some ideas in teaching them .

Thanks

[5jj]

Welcome to the forum, yasmein.

We try to help when we can, but that's a very broad question. Could you narrow it down a litle?

Are you interested in how some of us use, for example, drama/music/games/videos/diaries/group work/presentations/etc?

[Tdol]

You might find some materials here: Young Learners - ESL Web Directory - UsingEnglish.com

[yasmein]

Welcome to the forum, yasmein.

We try to help when we can, but that's a very broad question. Could you narrow it down a litle?

Are you interested in how some of us use, for example, drama/music/games/videos/diaries/group work/presentations/etc?

First, Thanks mister 5jj for the welcome
secondly, I know this is a very broad question ,and I have some the ideas for example, music/games
but, I wanted the other ideas for example drama/presentations/group work

thank you mister 5jj
thank you so so much for help me

[yasmein]

You might find some materials here:

thanks, mister Tdol

thank you so so much for help me

[Tdol]

You're welcome. I'm afraid I have never taught young learners, so I can't be much help.

[5jj]

thanks, mister Tdol / mister 5jj

We appreciate your taking the trouble to thank us, but a click on theLike in the bottom right-hand corner of the post you have found helpful is enough.

Please note that many of the people who respond here are female, so use our usernames, not a courtesy title such as 'Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss'.

In other contexts, when it is appropriate to use such words, we don't write them in full, Mister; we always use the contracted forms, and we always use a capital letter at the beginning: Mr Smith, Ms Jones, Dr Postule.

[yasmein]

Please note that many of the people who respond here are female, so use our usernames, not a courtesy title such as 'Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss'.

In other contexts, when it is appropriate to use such words, we don't write them in full, Mister; we always use the contracted forms, and we always use a capital letter at the beginning: Mr Smith, Ms Jones, Dr Postule.

I seem needy learn more

thanks Mr 5jj

[5jj]

I seem to needy to learn more.

tThanks, Mr 5jj.

And to take note of what we say. I am 5jj, not Mr 5jj.

[yasmein]

Ok,

I seem to needy to learn more.

Thanks, 5jj.