Flashcards: As my early beginnings as a teacher, I always used
flashcards for drilling vocabulary. I had to make them all, there wasn´t a
computer in school back then, so I had to use pictures from magazines or copies
from books. Then, when I had my own computer ,I started creating them for my
lessons, I had a set for each and every theme. I am sharing a new collection of
School Flashcards and some games to play in class as a warm up starting the
session or as a wrap up at the end. They are available at my Teachers Pay
Teachers store, I have made 175 flashcards.
Link:
Flashcards games:
1.
Place
all the flashcards on the table, or board and have the children show each object
that you name and repeat the word.
Teacher: Show me a crayon.
Student: crayón.
2. If possible make a set of flashcards per table. Name each object and the students line them up on their desks or tables.
Teacher: pencil, glue, bag, eraser.
3. Pass the objects: Using realia or flashcards start the game in small groups or at their tables.
3. Pass the objects: Using realia or flashcards start the game in small groups or at their tables.
Student 1: book.
Student 2: thank you
Student 3: book.
Student: thank you.
Have all the students
pass the pencil flashcard to the student on his/her right in the group and name it and say thank you. Continue with
all the flashcards.
4.
Step forward: Have a group of students stand in line in front of
the class . distribute the cutouts or flashcards. Name a cutout or flashcard and have the
student step forward and show it the class. The class has to repeat the word.
Pencil
Case craft: You can create your
own pencil case and use it instead of flashcards. Have a student name all the
objects in the pencil case and slide them up and down. Ask the color of each
object.
Sort by color Game: Place colored construction paper or any other kind of colored paper on the floor. I used red, yellow and blue since my cutouts came in those colors. If you are using my cutouts have other colored paper available. Have a group of students sort all the cutouts.
Craft-Third dimension art idea: I printed out two lunch box templates and filled it out with old newspaper, stapled the edges together. It makes a cut decoration for the class.
Game- Match real objects
with cutouts.
Place all real school objects and cutouts or flashcards in a real school bag.
Instruct students to take out the objects and match the real one with the
cutout or flashcards. Have students name all the objects.
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