Conceptually might work only for school kids. Great for facts learning and having fun

A simple game that takes kids from a consumer's role to more of a producer's role by changing parts in a movie. Might be challenging for kids with lower proficiency.

Great for learning concepts of "green" for kids. May need to pre-teach some of the vocabulary and concepts first

Great as a follow up activity once the kids know the related nutrition vocab and basic nutrition facts. Then kids can create their own balanced lunches and talk about them or share otherwise

A lot of repetition - good for kids to pick up the patterns in the structure

Cute and funny; a lot of repetition, perhaps a little too much at times

You can have kids do this hands on craft project to reinforce vocabulary about shapes, colors, train parts. Beyond that, there's a lot of useful language for doing crafts: cutting out, construction paper, gluing, etc that kids can pick up when you do such projects on a regular basis.

Please bookmark specific activities NOT websites (a game, video, story, handout, a document, etc.).
Use the following tags:
*** beginning, intermediate, advanced
*** swf, flv, pdf, image, audio, video, animation
*** language topics (e.g., family, animals, numbers, etc)
*** listening, speaking, reading, writing
*** grammar structures (simple present, irregular plurals, etc.)

Also, watch this video to see how to bookmark activities in our group: http://screencast.com/t/NTYxMDc4Y

a little spooky but fun. I like the audio that comes witih it :-)