MY SON IS A TEACHER ALREADY;)

My son likes role playing very much.

Sometimes I use it in our unschooling because it makes studying funny and easy. As a rule we take some of his toys, and of them is a teacher, and the other is a student.
 And we both say words for them;) It worked fine when we studied some English phrases. Repetition helped my son to remember them fast, and the game gave lots of fun to such remembering.

Today in the morning I saw a wondeful picture: my son organised a new role game for his toys, where he was a teacher of English, and his toys were his students!;))

It was a cool idea! I was interested in listening to what he was telling them, what words he used;) It meant he felt rather confident in this info if he thought he was their teacher;)

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He studied his cute rabbit toys an English alpabet;) He pronounced how the letter was called, how it sounded, and his rabbits were listetning very attentively;))

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I guessed...why he chose these very cute rabbits, and he was hunting for them in all markets rather long...why??

Then I understood!
We watched a small educational video for kids where rabbits were speaking English, and this cartoon helped kids to remember first English words.

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That's was the answer!
Rabbits!
And he wanted to have English speaking rabbits as well;)))