ESL/EFL Preschool Teachers: Routine Verbs Unit Book, Craft, Award for Kindergarten ELL

This blog post is for the Routine Verbs orintable resources wrap to the unit, to include them in your lesson plan for Kindergarten ESL (Anglais). The English Teachers of Foreign Language can find multiple materials to use with their kids. The complete resource is available at the TPT store for all the ESL Kindergarten Teachers:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Routine-Verbs-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-24-7755611

Routine Verbs BOOK. This expose your students even more to the language. It is the ongoing oral review of the language.

This can be a printable book, it only comes in a colored version that you can use to extend the lesson. You can also use it as a PDF book on any electronic device. Scroll through the pages as you read the simple sentences.Ask questions: What is she doing?
Students: She's reading a book.
Teacher: What color is her book?
Students: red!

There is a set of Routine verbs props to go along the book. The idea is that you read the book and the students do the action using the corresponding prop to expand the reading experience.

Students can bring in a picture to make a stick puppet to perform the action. Reading with a prop gives movement and intensity to the story. Students will have the puppet in their hand to get in the story and make it their own.They will be the main character of the book as you read.
Teacher reads: I go to bed. Ask questions:And you?
Students: I go to bed, too. (using their prop)

Also use the moon cutout. Ask yes/no questions: Do you go to bed in the morning?

Students: NO!!!

Check out the video!

Routine Verbs CRAFT. You might think, why include a craft on my lesson plan? Use it as an opportunity to give directions in English, such as cut here, or get your scissors. Your students will so proud to take home their craft or use as a classroom decoration.

Routine Verbs reward. You can use them to incentivize good behavior. Celebrate their achievements in class as you hand in the reward and say: You finished the unit. You stay focused, you did a good job!