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An approach to creative speaking activities in the young learners’ classroom

Article: 27613 | Published online: 04 Mar 2016

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Figure 1. Activity taken from the textbook Playway (Gerngross and Puchta Citation2003, 35), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 1. Activity taken from the textbook Playway (Gerngross and Puchta Citation2003, 35), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 2. Activity taken from the textbook Playway (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 2. Activity taken from the textbook Playway (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 3. Family poster (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 3. Family poster (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013), designed for German learners of English in primary school. (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 4. The ‘propeller hat’ (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013). (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 4. The ‘propeller hat’ (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013). (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 5. An approach to creative speaking. (Becker and Roos 2015)

Figure 5. An approach to creative speaking. (Becker and Roos 2015)

Figure 6. Fully scripted activity (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013, 27). (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)

Figure 6. Fully scripted activity (Becker, Gerngross and Puchta Citation2013, 27). (Reproduced with permission from Helbling.)