Get creative in your classroom

Bringing creative teaching into the young learner classroom by Lynne Cameron and Penny McKay helps you understand the learning needs of your students, shows you what you can do, and explains why it works.

This informative book provides creative ways to personalize teaching to inspire children, create a love of a language, and develop the skills and confidence they need for successful language learning.

Enter the world of a young child. What might you discover? Young children squeal with delight at surprises. They love to use their imaginations. How can we as English teachers build English language skills while nurturing our young learners’ creativity and imaginations?

In this blog post, Kathleen Kampa shares ways in which you can help your students enter the world of imagination and develop language skills through the likes of songs, chants, movement, and puppets.

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Global skills include:

• Communication and collaboration
• Creativity and critical thinking
• Citizenship and intercultural competence
• Emotional self-regulation and well-being
• Digital literacies

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Albert Einstein