ESL Warm Up with THIS Teaching Prop is Viral with ESL Teachers

[@anahitslimleven9225]

What a great lesson idea! I will definitely use it. Thanks for sharing.

[@JennyWhite555]

Thank you ever so much! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹

[@Elvira_elf85]

Hello. I'm new here, but i have already watched some videos. Your tips are great. I will use them in my lessons! Thanks a lot❤❤❤

[@JennyWhite555]

Nice to meet you and welcome to the channel! 🌹Thank you for your kind words of support! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@analuciasantosgomes2279]

Thanks for sharing!

[@JennyWhite555]

🌹🙏🏻😇Thank you for your support!

[@NguyenVinhQuang-hq9qx]

Hello, do you teach Thai language?❤❤❤❤❤

[@JennyWhite555]

No, I don’t. I teach only English

[@nereuparamorfono1419]

Amazing

[@JennyWhite555]

☺️😇🙏🏻🌹

[@dianadevlin3717]

Why make them out of clay? Don't they get out of shape when used?

[@JennyWhite555]

I forgot to mention it that you should leave them for a day to get dry and hard enough to play. But they can also be used right after you make them. They will not get out of shape if you just roll them. But, of course, if you squeeze them or drop them on the floor, it will happen. That is why I would recommend to wait for a day