DAYS— VIDEO

MONTHS–VIDEO

At last I am finding time to be able to start putting new things up for the children of Pasak School to use to improve their English.

Please follow the video link for practising the English Alphabet.

A B C Video

The first new lessons will appear next week.

In the mean time heres some of my photos from last year.

You can see more at our photobucket album here.

ผมมีความสุขมากได้พบนักเรียนที่ผมเคยสอนอยู่ที่โรงเรียนป่าสัก ในวัน ศุกร์ ที่ 23 หรือวันเข้าพรรษา ผมได้เห็นเด็กๆเดินขบวนไปรวมกันที่ห้วยไซ มีหลายโรงเรียนไปเดินขบวนทุกคนต่างก็แต่งชุดพื้นเมืองและมีสีสันสวยงาม และเอาดอกไม้มาตกแต่งเทียน หัววัดเกือบทุกวัดที่นั่นเดินขบวนพร้อมกับนักเรียนไปรวมพิธีกันที่โรงเรียนห้วยไซ ดีมากที่ได้ไปพบกับเด็กๆที่นั่น

For more photos please go here.

For more videos please go here.

Kaow Pan Saa Video

Hopefully now that I once more have internet at my office and am now able to reserve time for this project, the site will now grow and improve once more.

And heres a small starter. Recently we have been teaching Months , Days and Colours to the children at Stratton House Childrens Home, Chiang Mai.

Please use this links to see the children in action and practise along with them. Very soon I will add a video link where you will see me speaking the same Months , Days and Colours as the children so that you can confirm correct pronunciation.

Jor, 12 years old leads the class.

Jor leads the class again.

May, 11years old, leads the class.

Tai, 12 years old, leads the class.

Easy ways to recognise a countable noun are;

if you can put the word ‘a’ in front of it..

eg..a bird;

or,  if it has a plural form by adding the letter ‘s’ at the end….

eg..house–plural=houses

Listen to the passage and answer the question.

On Saturday, my Dad did some building, with bricks, cement and some sand. My Mum went to the shop to buy some rice and some sugar. I also went to the shop to buy a pencil and a notebook.

Question

Which of these is a countable noun?

a)sand

b)sugar

c)rice

d)pencil

Video 2

One easy way to recognise an uncountable noun , is if you can not put the word ‘a’ in front of it.

e.g soil– we do not say “a soil” we say “some soil”

Please listen to the passage again and answer the question.

Which of these is an uncountable noun?

a)pencil

b)brick

c) sugar

d)notebook

Video 3

Singular means ‘one of’. Listen to the sentences and answer the question.

There are cattle in the field.

Both of my feet were sore.

I am a good child.

My cat likes to catch mice.

Which of these is a singular noun?

a)cattle

b)feet

c)child

d)mice

Video 4

Plural means ‘more than 1′.

Listen to the sentences and answer the question.

A bus carries many people.

My Dad wants a new car.

The woman next door is very friendly.

 Some men came to school today to build a new classroom.

Which of these is a plural noun?

a)bus

b)men

c)car

d)woman.

Video 5

The plural noun is different from the singular noun.

Listen to the short passage and answer the question.

Today I went to the dentist and he checked all of my teeth. One tooth needed a filling.

Which is the plural noun?

a)tooth

b)teeth.

Easy ways;   recognise;   put;   word;    bird;    plural;    adding;   house;  

 building;    bricks;    cement;    sand;    shop;   buy;   rice;   sugar;   pencil;  

notebook;    also;    in front of;    soil;   singular;    cattle;    feet;    sore;    child;  

mice;    bus;    Dad;   woman;    Mum;    next door;   friendly;    car;    men; 

dentist;    checked;    tooth;    filling

lessons,

poster

right now

wardrobe

 after

 instructions

 assembly

pictures

 favourite

 bike

 sometimes

 train

usually

 bus

 office

 uniform

 playtime

never

 hurry up

 always