English Festival Project

THREE OF US WENT TO THE SAME SCHOOL DURING THE TEACHING PRACTICES IN HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL. AS A TEAM, WE DEVELOPED A PROJECT WITH THE STUDENTS.

CENTRO ESCOLAR TOMAS MEDINA,

EL PALMAR

  

DESCRIPTION

English Festival Song is a project made for students of first and second year of high school from Centro Escolar Tomas Medina. This project is also made to incentive students to learn English language. Because this language have become very popular, the importance of promoting the English language is very essential.

OBJECTIVES

    To incentive students of high school from Centro Escolar Tomas Medina to learn English language.

    To contribute to the development of English oral skills.

    To contribute to the development of singing skills.

    To motivate students to expand their horizons with the English language.

            GOALS

   To develop of new projects for learning English language.

    To motivate students to expand their knowledge of the English language.

    To help teacher and students to have a different vision of the English language (English language is not an obstacle; it is an opportunity).

                   DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT

1.  The Project will be exposed to each classroom explaining the main objective of it.

2.  The students will make groups from 1 to 5 members maximum.

3.  Later on, the students will choose an English song of their preference.

4.  The students will practice their songs out teaching classes.

5.  The practitioner teachers will help students with the correct pronunciation of the words.

6.  The students will have fifteen days to prepare their presentations. They will sing the song in front of their classmates.

7.  The teachers will choose the best presentations selecting a winner or winners for each classroom.

8.  Then, the best presentations of each classroom will present their songs in front of the school members.

9.  Finally, the judges will choose the absolute winners.


HERE WE HAVE SOME PICTURES ABOUT  ENGLISH FESTIVAL SONG