Descriptions and Hair Styles Flashcards, Handouts, and Worksheets

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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
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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
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Valentine's Day
Vegetables
Verbs 5 sets +can
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Worksheets for MES Flashcards

Descriptions and Hair Styles Flashcards:

vocabulary: blond, brown hair, red hair, black hair, gray hair, bald, curly hair, wavy hair, straight hair, shaved head, short hair, long hair, a mustache, a beard, long sideburns, pigtails, braids, a ponytail

For ready-to-print worksheets, see the describing appearances worksheet in the talking worsheets section of the site

For more flashcards that might be helpful for describing people, try these sets:

clothes and accessories flashcards

colors flashcards

adjectives flashcards

body parts flashcards

Print old MES files: here are the old (2006~2014) descriptions files

Descriptions and Hair Styles Handout

Descriptions and Hair Styles PowerPoint flashcards

Characteristics Flashcards - Using 'have' or 'have got' in context:

Have/Has poses a real problem for Japanese students since it doesn't match up well with any word or pattern in Japanese. I created this set to help them practice have/has in some of its uses and hopefully internalize its meaning. Hopefully, these will be helpful to your students as well.

large flash cards
small game cards
a handout

Mark's note: the cards on based on the idea that these people are twins and they have some slight differences. 'I teach he has a red shirt.' for younger students as 'has on a red shirt' can be added in later.

Another option is to use 'on' and accept language from the students without it. They will eventually pick it up from you.

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