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Hi there,

In some ways it's an advantage not being able to speak Turkish as you will be forced to use simple English and demonstrate things, but there's not much point chatting away to them as they won't have a clue, instead say short sentences or single words while you demonstrate the meaning, and do this repeatedly throughout the term, gradually they will understand more and more.

Puppets, stories, songs and actions are what you need, and real objects instead of flashcards when possible.

Here is a story for you, with flashcards and a matching song - the link here goes to the page where you get the story, but if you want ALL the parts to the series you just enter name and email and they come to you by email. It's a free sample of the full preschool resource that I have created.

All the best
Shelley

Link to the lesson plan:
[url=https://teachingenglishgames.com/eal-games-for-preschool-english-learners/[/url]

And story:
[url=https://teachingenglishgames.com/english-story/[/url]