"Songs, rhymes and chants"
Scheme of the principal ideas of the article
Those
that are 'mere expressions of exuberance' (jingles, slogans,
nonsense verse...)
Psychological/affective resource
Linguistic resource
Lidia Cebrián García - Didáctica de la lengua extranjera inglés (E.P)
Why use these resources?
Types
Cognitive resource
Cultural resource
Those which are essential to the regulation of games and children's relationships (dips...)
SONGS, RHYMES AND CHANTS
WHEN
Social resource
In many different ways and situations
When and how
HOW
Individual sounds/sounds in connected speech
• Set the context • Pre-teach any necessary vocabulary • Play on cassette or sing or chant to allow children to listen... • Do further listening activity • Work on pronunciation awareness. • Invite children to listen, repeat and practise by joining in and learning to sing or chant...
Stress and rhythm
Pronuntiation beneficits
Building up a repertoire of songs, rhymes and chants
Adapting songs, rhymes and chants
Intonation
Ear training
Songs, rhymes and chants
Lidia
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"Songs, rhymes and chants"
Scheme of the principal ideas of the article
Those that are 'mere expressions of exuberance' (jingles, slogans, nonsense verse...)
Psychological/affective resource
Linguistic resource
Lidia Cebrián García - Didáctica de la lengua extranjera inglés (E.P)
Why use these resources?
Types
Cognitive resource
Cultural resource
Those which are essential to the regulation of games and children's relationships (dips...)
SONGS, RHYMES AND CHANTS
WHEN
Social resource
In many different ways and situations
When and how
HOW
Individual sounds/sounds in connected speech
• Set the context • Pre-teach any necessary vocabulary • Play on cassette or sing or chant to allow children to listen... • Do further listening activity • Work on pronunciation awareness. • Invite children to listen, repeat and practise by joining in and learning to sing or chant...
Stress and rhythm
Pronuntiation beneficits
Building up a repertoire of songs, rhymes and chants
Adapting songs, rhymes and chants
Intonation
Ear training