Marti the Hammerhead shark

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.

Resources for 6-8 years

Resources for 9-11 years

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