English Lessons and Resources
welcome to Sentosa, Singapore’s island resort and what better place to talk about water than an island and one which uses water for many of its attractions.
Sentosa can be reached from Harbour Front MRT.
You can also take the cable car from Mount Faber Peak.
Now watch the video: SENTOSA ISLAND. Water,
The verb, ‘to have’
Learn English easily in ten minutes a day.
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The programmes and resources on her channel are free for everyone to use.
For Beginners, the Verb ‘To Have’ with Italian translation.
Especially for Children the program features my toys, the JUMBLES.
I have
You have
She has
They have
We have
You have …plural
I have found this a good way of teaching the vocabulary of movement. By making little men from pipe-cleaners is a multisensory process so making learning easier and memorising more effective.
The English language has five vowels.
a. e. i. o. u
Each vowel has two sounds. A short and a long.
When a word has a cvc pattern. (Consonant Vowel Consonant the vowel ‘a’ has a short sound.
When the letter ‘e’ is added to the end o& a word it changes the short form to a long form of the vowel.
This lesson if for beginners both adults and children. Click on the link below for this lesson.
Click on the link below for the lesson:
Beginners Lesson on Possession. My,His,Hers,Ours,Theirs.
The first of three lessons on food for young children. (It’s also fun for adults who want to add to their vocabulary)
There’s no better way to learn English than with Lizzie Witch!
Children are so fascinated Lizzie Witch that they lose all inhibitions and just love interacting and responding.
In addition to lots of laughs this video lesson presents numerous opportunities for participation.and can be enjoyed in both a home and school environment.
The vocabulary introduced are words associated with cooking and serve as an introduction to the next two lessons on food.
Beat, stir, toss, squash, pour, shake, spread, throw, splash.
Click here for the link to Lesson One on Food.
Click on this link for the Jumble Fun English YouTube Channel,
