This lesson has minimal instructions, the reason is because it leaves the teacher plenty of scope to fit to their teaching style. There is a Dora the Explorer video which links to this:  <a href="https://youtu.be/6BD7k24t2KU?si=4eYClBOJgYQtmlgu" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/6BD7k24t2KU?si=4eYClBOJgYQtmlgu</a>  I like to play the video and get the student to name (and write down the animals as they appear) before we start using this lesson. 

The slide deck is set in a fun Dora the Explorer jungle theme to keep young students engaged. Here is what is included in the slides:
Animal Vocabulary:  Animals, including the monkey, fox, lizard, chicken, toucan, bird, mouse/rat, leopard, armadillo, parrot, tiger, deer, and elephant
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Comparatives and Superlatives: Practice with describing animals using the structures "bigger than," "smaller than," and "the same size as"
.It also covers identifying "the biggest" (the elephant) and "the smallest" (the parrot)
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Opposite Adjectives Focus: This section reviews pairs like good/bad, wet/dry, cold/hot, fat/thin, big/small, dirty/clean, slow/fast, easy/hard, and loud/soft
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CVC Reading Dialogue: A short, simple dialogue using primarily CVC words and example sentences (like "An armadillo is quite big" and "Tigers are bigger than deer") for reading practice.
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Writing Practice: Interactive prompts have been added encouraging students to copy and write down the animal names and adjectives.
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dora-jungle-animals-comparatives_169093.pptx

This lesson has minimal instructions, the reason is because it leaves the teacher plenty of scope to fit to their teaching style. There is a Dora the Explorer video which links to this:  https://youtu.be/6BD7k24t2KU?si=4eYClBOJgYQtmlgu  I like to play the video and get the student to name (and write down the animals as they appear) before we start using this lesson. 

The slide deck is set in a fun Dora the Explorer jungle theme to keep young students engaged. Here is what is included in the slides:
Animal Vocabulary:  Animals, including the monkey, fox, lizard, chicken, toucan, bird, mouse/rat, leopard, armadillo, parrot, tiger, deer, and elephant
.
Comparatives and Superlatives: Practice with describing animals using the structures "bigger than," "smaller than," and "the same size as"
.It also covers identifying "the biggest" (the elephant) and "the smallest" (the parrot)
.
Opposite Adjectives Focus: This section reviews pairs like good/bad, wet/dry, cold/hot, fat/thin, big/small, dirty/clean, slow/fast, easy/hard, and loud/soft
.
CVC Reading Dialogue: A short, simple dialogue using primarily CVC words and example sentences (like "An armadillo is quite big" and "Tigers are bigger than deer") for reading practice.
.
Writing Practice: Interactive prompts have been added encouraging students to copy and write down the animal names and adjectives.
.

Dora Jungle Animals Comparatives

dora-jungle-animals-comparatives

Let's do English ESL grammar exercises with picture. This lesson has minimal instructions, the reason is because it leaves the teacher plenty of scope to fit to…