Songs and Poetry for ESL

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Songs and Poetry for ESLAlison’s CamelAlison’s camel has 10 humps (show 10 fingers)Alison’s camel has 10 humpsAlison’s camel has 10 humpsSo go, Alison, go! (walking motion with hips, shoulders and arms)Boom boom boom. (bump hips with neighbours alternately)Alison’s camel has 9 humps …Alison’s camel has 8 humps …...Alison’s camel has no humps (show two closed fists)Alison’s camel has no humpsAlison’s camel has no humpsSo Alison has a horse of course! (horse riding action)Alternatives: Change Alison’s name / change it to the camel’s name: “(Alice) the camel has … so (Alice) is ahorse …” Start with different number of humps, go down in multiples of 2’s or whatever. Children in conga line play the ‘humps’, falling away as song progresses.Ruth Wickham, Brighton Education Training Fellow23
Songs and Poetry for ESLLittle Peter Rabbit1 2 3Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose.1 2 3Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose.1 2 3Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his nose.4 5 6So he flipped it and he flapped it and it flew away.1. hands above head sticking up like rabbit ears2. flicker fly flying movements with fingers of one hand3. point to tip of nose4. wave one hand across face5. wave other hand across face6.flickering fly flying movement from nose away.1 st time: sing all, with all actions.2 nd time: actions only for “rabbit” –Little Peter * had a fly upon his nose.Little Peter * had a fly upon his nose.Little Peter * had a fly upon his nose.So he flipped it and he flapped it and it flew away.3 rd time: actions only for “rabbit” and “fly” -Little Peter * had a * upon his nose.Little Peter * had a * upon his nose.Little Peter * had a * upon his nose.So he flipped it and he flapped it and it flew away.4 th time: actions only for “rabbit”, “fly” and “nose” –Little Peter * had a * upon his *.Little Peter * had a * upon his *.Little Peter * had a * upon his *.So he flipped it and he flapped it and it flew away.Continue with actions only on 4, 5, and 6 – finally “singing” whole song with actions only and nowords at all.Ruth Wickham, Brighton Education Training Fellow24
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