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Adjectives 3 sets Animals 5 sets Bathroom Bedroom Body Parts Buildings (live) Chores - 'have to' Christmas 2 sets Classroom 2 sets Clothing 3 sets Countries Daily Routines Days Descriptions (hair) Easter Family Fantasy 2 sets Feelings/Emotions Food/Drinks/Desserts Fruit (with likes, does, doesn't) Future Tense (be going to ~) Halloween 3 sets Health have and feel sets Hobbies 2 sets House 2 sets Insects Kitchen 3 sets Living Room Months + clipart Music - instruments Nationalities 3 sets Nature 3 sets Numbers Part-time Jobs 3 sets Passive Verbs 2 sets Past Tense 3 sets People/Jobs 2 sets Phrasal Verbs 2 sets Places 2 sets + There is Playground Plural Nouns Prepositions of place and movement Pronouns object and possessive pronouns Question Words Recess Activities 2 sets School Building School Subjects Science Senses 5 sets: look, feel, sound, taste, smell Shapes and Colors Signs - road signs + prohibition Sports 3 sets St. Patrick's Day Super Powers Thanksgiving 2 sets Time clock faces Tools Transportation Valentine's Day Vegetables Verbs 5 sets +can Weather + elements Worksheets for MES Flashcards |
Past Tense Flashcardsset 1: mixed regular and irregularlisten to music, take a test, do homework, make a snowman, go shopping, come to school, use a computer, read a book, watch TV, eat dessert, play video games, clean, cook dinner, draw a picture, play the piano
same cards with b/w backings: small game cards, bingo cards For past tense worksheetsand a printable game to match these cards, check out these worksheets in the grammar worksheet sectionHere are 4 quick past tense formation graphics or past tense posters depending on how big you print them. You can print and use with your students. Print them all or just print the ones you want to use. 
 Past Tense Flashcards set 2: irregular verbs flashcards (only) large flash cards,
small game cards,
a handout (more large flash cards)
same cards with b/w backings: small game cards Past Tense set 3: Regular Verbs ending with -ed only watch TV, talk on the phone, walk to school, play video games, dance, listen to music, use a computer, clean the living room, want something, cook dinner, study English, play soccer, wash the car, climb, wait for the bus large flash cards, small game cards, a handout same cards with b/w backings: small game cards Mark's Note: I start teaching the past tense by asking the question, "Did you ... yesterday?" and the students answer simply "yes" or "no". Then, I move to asking "What did you do yesterday?" With that, I use the regular verbs explanation first, having the students answer, "I watched TV."or "I played baseball." After they are used to it, I introduce irregular verbs slowly, building up to the mixed set. Later, I use the irregular verbs only cards to focus on those hard to remember irregular verbs. The irregular verbs flashcards and regular verbs flashcards have extra large flashcards and small game cards. These contain all of the verbs from MES English's verb flashcards sets 1-5. The small cards are all in the same file. I included all of the cards in the same past tense hint format just incase someone wanted them. |
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