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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 Problems: files/printing? |
Transportation:
a fire truck, a police car, an ambulance, a taxi, a truck, a motorcycle, a bus, a train, a bike, an airplane, a helicopter, a tank, a boat, a submarine, a rocket, a UFO, a jeep, a sports car, a van large flash cards, small game cards, bingo cards, a handout b/w backings: game cards, bingo cards multilingual handouts:
a single sheet board game: role dice and move around the board trying to get back to earth. Have the students name the objects as they land on them. or for more complicate language have them say how they got there.
Mark's note: The board game can be used to practice "What's that?" When a student lands on a square have the whole group ask in chorus 1, 2, 3, "What's that?" or for more complicate language have them say how they got there. I teach this set very early on but then use it again much later to go over the verbs 'take', 'ride', 'drive' and 'fly' for how we get places. "How do you go to school?" "I fly a rocket to school." |
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