Target English: I'm thirsty, drinks' names,
Target Grade: Kindergarten to Junior High 1
This song can be found on CD vol. III !
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| "I'm thirsty" Remix by Richard Graham Ifm thirsty. (I'm thirsty.) Would you like a drink? Yes, please! Ifm thirsty. (I'm thirsty.) Would you like a drink? Yes, please! Please? Please! Ifd like an orange juice. ( x2 ) A glass of milk. ( x2 ) Ifd like a cola. ( x2 ) A lemonade. ( x2 ) ( repeat chorus ) Ifd like some water. ( x2 ) A cup of tea. ( x2 ) A hot chocolate. ( x2 ) A milkshake. ( x2 ) ( repeat chorus ) I'm thirsty! ( Heavy Metal ) I'm thirsty, can I have a drink? I'm thirsty, can I have a drink, please? I'd like an orange juice, A glass of milk I'd like a cola, A lemonade. I'd like an orange juice, A glass of milk I'd like a cola, A lemonade. Because I'm thirsty, can I have a drink? I'm thirsty, can I have a drink, please? I'd like a coffee, A cup of tea, A hot chocolate, A milkshake. I'd like a coffee, A cup of tea, A hot chocolate, A banana milkshake! Because I'm thirsty, can I have a drink? I'm thirsty, can I have a drink, please? |
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In the classroom or at home...
In the "How are you?" song kids learn "I'm hungry", but usually also want to learn "I'm
thirsty"!
During the song the teacher sings the first line, and the kids sing the
"echoes". Gestures are sometimes tricky to do for drinks, but
they do help retention of the words. Have a try of some of the ideas below,
or even better, ask the kids to think of their own.
I'd like an orange juice, ( oranges falling from a tree)
A glass of milk ( milking a cow!)
I'd like a cola ( opening a can)
A lemonade. ( squeezing lemons)
I'd like some water, ( I haven't found a good gesture for this yet! Maybe a waterfall? Or river?
)
A cup of tea, ( drinking politely!)
A hot chocolate, ( I couldn't think of a gesture, so just a normal "drink" pose!)
A milkshake! ( Shake like crazy!!)
Recommended Games
For some more practice, try the Telephone Game or the worksheet games below.
Worksheet Book Worksheet:
You are working in a restaurant, but have run out of drinks so you have
to go to town to get some more! First roll a dice to choose which menu
you must complete. Then roll the dice and move that number of places (either
left or right). If you land on one of the items that you need and you can
say "I'd like 2 lemonades" etc. in English, then you get that
item. Keep going until you have all the items on your menu, then you can
rush to the start square, get there first with your menu complete and you
win!! There are also extra squares, such as "cable car" where
you jump across to the other cable car!
You can get this worksheet in the worksheet books that come with the CD Set or Superpack.
Bonus Worksheet
This new worksheet is similar to the food worksheets. The kids ask you "Would you like a drink?" and you say something
like, "I'll have a water, 2 teas, and a hot chocolate". The kids
have to work out the total price. Quickest team is the winner. Or get 6
kids to come to front, they each put their orders in and in groups the
other kids write down the total price for each person. At the end see how
many totals each team gets correct. Very good for calming down a class
or for 5th or 6th grade kids!
On the CD....
On the CD there is the music (if you put it into a normal CD player), and
the software section (if you put it in a suitable PC or Mac). As with the
other songs there is a fun pronunciation section for learning the words,
and a funky computer game quiz! The best way to use the computer game is
to get all the kids in the computer room to start together and see who
can finish the quickest.
This song can be found on CD vol. III !
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