My Experienced Taught Young Learners


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So, this is my new blog on my new page in 5th credits. This page is about "Teaching English to Young Learners". In the first blog, I wanna share my experienced taught young learners.

 


    Since in high school, I've been teaching in Sunday school as a teacher/sister for my children. Every 2 times a month, I taught my children in Sunday school about the Bible. Sunday school started at 9 a.m in every Sunday. I taught in the 3rd and 4th of elementary school. I was happy when I taught them. From my experienced, I've so many challenges. When I taught them, I should be like them. For example, when I talked to them, I always use kids language, I mean like my language style should be like children and use simple language. Then, taught young learners like children were very difficult because they were very active. They asked a lot of questions which were rarely far from our mind. Then, we've to pay more attention to children. In Sunday school, I was taught to be creative. Usually, after I taught them about my material from the Bible, we should give them creativity about the story like handicraft, coloring, guessing, or answering the question about that story. 
    
    I'm very thankful to be a part of Sunday school. From my experienced, I was taught to be patient, creative, active, sympathetic, and etc. So, these are some documents from my experienced taught young learners.






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