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Alberto the Waved Albatross - ESL

Waved albatross on Española island, Galapagos
© Enzo Reyes

Introduction

Learning objectives:

  • Use the storytelling process to support language learning.
  • Develop and improve language skills and confidence.

Students’ outcomes:

  • Practice oral communication skills, including asking and answering questions.
  • Demonstrate reading comprehension and extensive listening skills, including stories.
  • Write and practice simple words, phrases and sentences.
  • Imitate and practice individual English sounds.

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