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What do they like to eat? in colour and greyscale
Four puzzles and a written exercise to help students learn about expressing likes and dislikes. They complete the puzzles first and then write the sentences using the vocabulary and their own knowledge of animals. I got some inspiration from Charita http://www.eslprintables.com/vocabulary_worksheets/the_animals/what_do_animals_eat_/What_Do_Animals_...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 270
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Marva Collins Phoneme Cards 17-20 of many
After watching The Marva Collins Story on Youtube and seeing some interesting posters on her classroom wall I designed these cards which can be used as game cards, flashcards and posters.
Whenever you practice a sound do it with gestures and the anchor words, for example /m/ /m/ muffins and do it every lesson until they thoroughly know them all. Y...
Level: elementary
Age: 4-100
Type: flash-card
Downloads: 17
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Whose are these? Flashcards 1-8 of 24
Here are some newly made flash cards for practicing the possessive s with "Whose are these?" and occupations.
"Whose CDs are these?"
"They are the singer�s CDs." or "Those are the singer�s CDs."
I decided to have fun and give each card its own border. If you print the back, it will be easy to keep the cards together and the right way up.
Level: elementary
Age: 5-14
Type: flash-card
Downloads: 71
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5 In a Row Food Groups Spinners and Scorecards
"5 In a Row".
Let me describe it as a teacher led activity, though a student can take the part of the teacher or students can play in pairs or groups.
A student rolls a (large) dice and calls the number. "Four!" The teacher, out of direct sight of the students, takes a paper clip and pencil or chopstick and spins the clip around the pencil point...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 113
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I spy r blends poster and worksheet: 3 pages of fun
Blends such as eer, ire and our are no longer troublesome but fun. Make small groups and give each group a magnifying glass and a poster, then dictate words to them. They must first find the words and then write them on the board. For new vocabulary, write the word on the board and have them find the correct picture. Now give them the word shapes...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-14
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 26
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Plural S loopcards
To make, print out onto thick paper or thin card, laminate, trim the edges, cut the vertical center lines, then all the horizontal lines, round the corners and this will give you 36 domino cards.
Children match the cards and in doing so create a single loop or circle (square is fine). They can race against the clock, asking questions such as "What...
Level: elementary
Age: 4-12
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 35
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Possessions: 2 versions with answer key
The 2020 version is suitable for as a printable and, if you modify the answer key, as an online exercise, the 2018 version is designed for use in the classroom.
Their was a typo in the worksheet yesterday, and I was unable to upload an update for some reason. Sorry to those who have already downloaded the document.
Level: elementary
Age: 8-100
Type:
Downloads: 39
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3 pages of Phonic Fun with th: worksheet, story and key (#3)
Hi,
If you wish to edit the "word bank" out, open the document, copy the file, paste into MSPaint and erase the word bank.
This is my third worksheet in the series. Children will enjoy the puzzles which will help them understand the stories better.The accompanying stories are great for young learners especially when read aloud as the phonicall...
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 230
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Coordinating Conjunctions Poster
Like it or not this poster can serve as great introduction to "coordinating conjunctions."
knife and fork
hungry but slim
jump for joy
neither black nor white
Tea or coffee?
Sleepy, so go to bed.
hot yet cold
With your own renditions.
Level: elementary
Age: 7-100
Type: others
Downloads: 21
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Capital Track F in full color, black and white and blank.
This upper case F has a different vocabulary set from the lower case letter. I have thickened some lines keep the child on the right track. English does not have a set stroke order so some of you may use a different stroke order, for example starting at the farmer, in this case you can make your own; sorry. Suggestions on how to use the worksheet ...
Level: elementary
Age: 5-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 100
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