Showing posts with label ELF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ELF. Show all posts

Sunday, November 28, 2021

My World Vocabulary Chant - Home, Eating and FAMILY!




A short video to practice home, eating and family vocabulary ... things kids see every day! Vocabulary include: 1. Home - house, sink, bathtub, toothbrush, sink, television, sofa, bed 2. Dinnertime - table, chair, plate, bowl, cup, fork, spoon, chopsticks 3. Family - family, mommy, daddy, sister, brother, grandma, grandpa, me

Tuesday, November 9, 2021

Monday, June 28, 2021

Health and Injuries - English Pattern Practice 1 by ELF Learning



Kids learn how to talk about injuries and minor health problems with this simple pattern practice video for esl and efl classrooms. Words are used as both a noun and verb (I have a cut. / I cut my finger.). Examples include:

I have a broken arm.
I broke my arm.
I have a bump.
I bumped my head.
I have a bruise.
I bruised my leg.
I have a scratch.
I scratched my knee.
I have a cut.
I cut my finger.
I have a sunburn.
Ouch. Ouch. OUCH!

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Oh Christmas Tree - Christmas Song for Kids - ELF Learning



Kids, Teachers and Parents can sing along to this fun and simple version of, "Oh Christmas Tree," by ELF Learning...complete with an octopus! Wait...an OCTOPUS?? Yup! Merry Christmas everyone!

Lyrics:
Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see on the tree?
Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see?

I see lights
I see bells
I see Santa
That's what I see.

Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see on the tree?
Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see?

I see a snowflake.
I see an elf.
I see a candy cane.
On the Christmas Tree.

Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see on the tree?
Oh Christmas Tree
Oh Christmas Tree
What do you see?

I see a reindeer.
I see a snowman.
I see a star.
That's what I see.

What did you see on the Christmas Tree?

I see lights.
I see bells.
I see Santa.
I see a snowflake.
I see an elf.
I see a candy cane.
I see a reindeer.
I see a snowman.
I see a star.

An octopus?
On the Christmas Tree?
No way!