Manuela Kelly Calzini (Academic Coordinator Italy)

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Manuela Kelly Calzini (Academic Coordinator Italy) manuela@trinitycollege.it

Chinese Proverb I hear and I forget, I listen and I remember, I do and I understand.

Introduction Teaching English to Very Young Learners? Think about it! 1. What is the purpose for teaching English in pre-primary/primary school? 2. How can we teach English to very young learners?

How children learn Children are active learners and thinkers. (Piaget, 1970) Children learn through social interaction. (Vygotsky, 1962) Children learn effectively through scaffolding by adults. (Bruner, 1983)

Very Young Learners Characteristics Individual attention Attention span Silent period Need for communication Self-centred Very Young Learners Security Eye-hand coordination Need to move Inquisitive your ideas?

Very Young Learners (under 7) use similar processes for acquiring L1 and L2 learning is incidental like playing with sounds are not good organizers talk and play a lot learn language in context

Very Young Learners (7-12) mastering reading and writing are developing as thinkers fantasy and reality can plan and organize can work with others are responsible

Activities suited to teaching English to Very Young Learners TPR songs, chants, rhymes stories make believe miming and acting drawing and colouring cutting and sticking puzzles

How does the Trinity Stars Award support language learning? Drama and music put language into context Drama and music are multi-sensory Drama and music encourage co-operation, interaction and communication Drama games and activities are holistic

What are the advantages of integrating drama in teaching English to Very Young learners? Motivation Familiar activities Confidence Group Dynamics Different learning styles Language personalization Language in context

Stage Awards & School Show Award Schools enrol class groups at Stage Stage Stage or 1 2 3 School Show 5 to 15 minutes 10 to 20 minutes 15 to 30 minutes 30 to 90 minutes

Trinity Stars: Stage 1 Language Goals Must contain ONE of the following Speak audibly Speak poetry or prose Song Show understanding Expressive movement or mime Performance Goals Must contain ONE of the following Using or playing musical instruments Use of costume or masks Use of puppets Dancing and movement Facial expression There are no specific criteria for grammatical structures, language functions or lexis

Trinity Stars: Stage 2 Language Goals Must contain TWO of the following Speak audibly Speak poetry or prose Song In-group interaction Enactment of story Show understanding Performance Goals Must contain TWO of the following Use or play musical instruments Costume or masks Puppets Dancing and movement Facial expression Turn taking There are no specific criteria for grammatical structures, language functions or lexis

Trinity Stars: Stage 3 Language Goals Must contain THREE of the following Speak audibly Speak poetry or prose Song Group interaction Group enactment Individual interactions Contributions through Monologue Performance Goals Must contain TWO of the following Use or play musical instruments Costume or masks Puppets Dancing and movement Facial expression Turn taking Group dynamic There are no specific criteria for grammatical structures, language functions or lexis

Trinity Stars: School Show Language Goals Must contain THREE of the following Exchanging greetings Introductions Asking and answering Questions Making simple Statements, Describing activities, people, feelings, situations Using a variety of Vocabulary Performance Goals Must contain TWO of the following Musicality Dramatic expression Learners can use props, costumes, Masks There are no specific criteria for grammatical structures, language functions or lexis

The Trinity Stars Project

Certificates and medals

Conclusion Creativity is Key! Get students involved! Incorporate songs & Chants! Collaborate & Share Materials! But most of all have fun!

Teacher Support Programme

Lots of activities for each Stage Activities, ideas, animations, videos and much more... www.trinitycollege.co.uk/support-trinitystars

What are they saying about Trinity Stars www.trinitycollege.co.uk/support-trinitystars

Cost per child/size of group

Thank you

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