Wow!
It took me so long to find the vibe to write. So here I am, getting my thoughts out, in proper written form. Updating a Facebook doesn't provide the same satisfaction as writing blog will give you. At least that's how I feel.
In one of the language arts lesson, we made a paper duck. It has been a while since we made something. So I goggled to find the most time-saving craft, easily made and can serve its purpose. Found it
here.
After they have made the duck, we did a simple show and tell. The pupils hold their finished craft and say out loud the sentence patterns that I have prepared. Ya, I know, a second language learner need constant guidance. It is okay for me, as long as they are willing to perform in my class, then I will find ways to get them engaged.
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| Firstly, I fold the paper plate into half. |
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| Oops! I brought a Styrofoam plate, so I had to cut it out. |
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| Pupils used the template given by the teacher to make the face. |
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| I made the face and coloured the beak. |
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| The paper plate added volume to the duck. |
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| The legs were made from a cardboard. |
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| Stick every loose part. The head, the legs and the tail. |
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| The final product. I have made a paper plate duck!
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