Activity 6. Video: Let`s go to the Zoo.

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We're going to work on listening and speaking through a very motivating song.

The song is "Let's Go to the Zoo" by Super Single Song.


Video song


First, we'll project the video on the digital whiteboard.


Then, we'll do the following activities:


1. Let's imitate the sounds and actions of all the animals in the video.

For example:

We ask, "What does a monkey do?" We show the action with gestures: "The monkey swings," and the students repeat the action: "Swing like a monkey!" We'll do this by repeating it with other animals.


2.Let's make two giant dice: one with actions and one animal die.

The students will roll both dice. If a child rolls "jump" and the animal is "elephant," everyone tries to jump like elephants.



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