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Animal Flashcards

a bear, a camel, a cow, a fish, a turtle, an elephant, a gorilla, a hippo, a horse, a lion, a panda, a rabbit, a penguin, a duck, a frog

large flash cards

same cards with b/w backings: small game cards, bingo cards

Animal PowerPoint flashcards

multilingual handouts:      

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animal worksheets

Animal Flashcards Two: preview these cards

a seal, a fox, a dolphin, a koala, a whale, a giraffe, a monkey, a shark, a pig, a mouse, a zebra, a snake, a donkey, a sheep, a kangaroo

 large flash cards (2.9mb),  small game cards, bingo cards, a handout

same cards with b/w backings: small game cards, bingo cards

PowerPoint flashcards

multilingual handouts:      

For worksheets and a printable game to match these cards, check out these worksheets in the flashcard worksheet section

Animals Flashcards Three: preview these cards

a kitten, a puppy, a squirrel, a lizard, a rhino, an owl, a chipmunk, a hen, a rooster, a goat, an otter, a deer, a wolf, a raccoon, a skunk

 large flash cards (4.2mb),  small game cards, bingo cards, a handout

same cards with b/w backings: small game cards, bingo cards

PowerPoint flashcards

multilingual handouts:      

**All the cards are backed he same so you can mix the sets if you wish.  However, the bingo cards are set up only for the animals in that set.**

Mark's note: I teach the first 2 animal sets very early on.  They are broken up into sets with some easy vocabulary and a few more difficult ones.  I use these sets for practicing "What's this? It's ~ ." and "Is that ~?  No, it's not ~."  The third set I do later, just before I introduce There is/are.

Sea Animal Flashcards

a clam, a crab, an eel, a hammerhead shark, a jellyfish, a killer whale, a lobster, an octopus, a ray fish, a seahorse, a shrimp, a squid, a starfish, a swordfish, a tadpole

 large flash cards (2.9mb),  small game cards, bingo cards, a handout

same cards with b/w backings: small game cards, bingo cards

Sea Animal PowerPoint presentations

multilingual handouts:      

extra flash cards:

a dolphin, a fish, a manatee, a seal, an otter, a shark, a whale, an alligator, a turtle, a frog, a blowfish

Mark's note:  Set 4 is a great way to introduce 'Have you ever eaten ~?'  It's a very natural question for children and you won't need to use any grammar explanation and then can build right off that pattern.

Australian Animal Flashcards

a koala, a kangaroo, a possum, a wombat, a Tasmanian devil, an echidna, a kookaburra, a duck-billed platypus, an emu, a sugar glider, a dingo, a cockatoo, a frill-necked lizard, a bandicoot, a Tasmanian tiger, a kiwi, a wallaby

 large flash cards,  small game cards, a handout

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