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Our free video library offers a series of 16 hand claps and counting out rhymes that have been recorded by me and my 5-year-old daughter.
The games we are playing have been carefully selected, with a special focus on their lyrics. Each game retells a simple yet entertaining story that is great for learning English as a second language. Thanks to the rhyme, rhythm, repetition and movements involved in the game, children soak in the entire expressions that can be used in everyday conversations. Learning English as a second language thus becomes a natural process that is great fun for all!
Since many of our friends liked these games, we decided to make a set of 16 beautifully designed cards that include comic pictures to help children undrestand the story.
Our cards are designed for
*all children learning English as a second language
*active parents that want to play with their children
*playful teachers who want their students to enjoy the class
*native English speakers who want to learn some popular English hand claps
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There is no age limit to our cards: the simplest rhymes can be played among parents and their toddlers or even older children that have just started learning English; the more advanced hand claps will be enjoyed by schoolchildren.
If you are interested in our cards, please write me at: [email protected]
Learn something new and have fun!
Course Curriculum
- 01_Pat A Cake (0:49)
- 02_Pease Porridge Hot (0:55)
- 03_Hot Cross Buns (0:53)
- 04_Lemonade, Crunchy Ice (0:53)
- 05_A Sailor Went To Sea (1:25)
- 06_Tic Tac Toe (0:52)
- 07_I Met My Boyfriend at the Candy Shop (1:09)
- 08_Apple Tree (0:53)
- 09_Miss Mary Mack (1:02)
- 10_Say, Say, Oh, Playmate (2:17)
- 11_I Wanna Piece of Pie (1:23)
- 12_Sally Was a Baby (2:15)
- 13_Come Little Bunny (0:28)
- 14_Apples, Peaches, Pears and Plums (1:13)
- 15_Bee Bee, Bumble Bee (0:40)
- 16_The Flea (0:51)
I am a mum of two beautiful daughters.
Ever since my first daughter was born I wanted her to be exposed to a second language naturally. We are all Czech but I have managed to include English into our daily lives in a fun and entertaining, yet very efficient way. Thanks to my attempts, my first daugther (currently six yo) is bilingual, while my second daugher (2 yo) has been undertaking her first English steps side by side her mother tongue.
Use a comic story to enhance the child's understanding.
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Get useful tips on how to work with the cards.
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All in a super neat and handy cardboard envelope with a reusable opening.
Cards are available here (scroll down for Czech/English order form)