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Sports flashcards: play
soccer/football, baseball, American football, golf, basketball, ice hockey, rugby, field hockey, volleyball, badminton, table tennis/ ping pong, tennis large flash cards, medium flash, small game cards, bingo, handout same cards with b/w backings: medium flash, small game cards, bingo Get 'em Game: Sports Cards regular, with b/w backings
He/She plays ~? small game cards Mark's note: I use sports both 'play' and 'go' to introduce 'Have you ever played/gone ~?' That's why I use field hockey. I ask the question over and over for about a year before I ask them to produce the language. It's a very natural question for young children and you shouldn't need to explain. 'Do you play tennis?' is a very abstract question for them (generalization.) Sports and Recreation flashcards: go ~ing bowling, jogging, walking, swimming, ice skating, skiing, surfing, skateboarding, fishing, shopping, hiking, dancing, horseback riding, sledding, cycling/bike riding, golfing, snowboarding, hunting large flash cards, medium flash, small game cards, bingo, handout same cards with b/w backings: medium flash, small game cards, bingo Get 'em Game: Sports Cards regular, with b/w backings
Extra Sports/Rec. flash cards: rock climbing, hang gliding, skydiving, wind surfing, water skiing, scuba diving, kayaking/rafting, sailing, bungee jumping, snorkeling, mountain biking large flash cards
Sports flashcards: do do: gymnastics, cheerleading, aerobics, track and field, karate/martial arts, archery, yoga/tai chi, stretches run the 100m dash, dive, race cars, box, lift weights, wrestle, fence large flash cards, medium flash, small game cards, bingo, handout same cards with b/w backings: medium flash, small game cards, bingo Get 'em Game: Sports Cards regular, with b/w backings Mark's note: I use these 3 sets to practice 3rd person singular, the future tense "be going to," and relative clauses. They are also good for practicing "I like to ~." or "I want to ~." I don't recommend these for students under the age of 10. They probably won't know the majority of these activities or be able to differentiate them at younger ages. |
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