Picture scenes for describing

We’re starting a new school year. I’m starting off with all the vocabulary associated with schools. The nouns: pencil, desk, teacher. The verbs: stand up, raise your hand, read and writ…

In this webinar, Anne Robinson (author of the Fun For series) discusses how we can encourage observation in young learners.

Play a Hidden Picture puzzle featuring a child cozied up in bed at night.

by Marilee Harrald-Pilz (http://marileesketches.blogspot.com/2012/10/fall-is-here.html)

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Picture puzzles like these have gone viral on Facebook, and adults are sharing these images with gleeful abandon. These puzzles are actually taken from

Useful expressions to describe a picture Here is an example: What can you see in the picture? I see a family spending time together in the morning. I see birds singing in the tree, and the cat climbing the tree. In the background, I see the trees are green and there are two houses behind the trees. I think it’s spring because in the foreground there are some flowers. Where are they? They are in the garden How many people are there? There are nine people Is this a family? Yes, it is What…