Season Unit Games for Kindergarten EFL

 The Seasons unit resource is available for teaching Kindergarten English Language Learners. Create your Student-Centered Learning activities.

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The focus of this blog post will be on the games for kids.

Playing games place emphasis on communication between peers, collaboration in taking turns and creativity as students usually change the rules of the game and make it theirs. This is a social and civic competence to develop in the classroom. Plan a variety of fun activites for your children.

Seasons File Folder Games. This is a Seasons sorting teaching idea for your kids. Use it as a way for independent review of the unit. Students will sort and name the Seasons items. I used 2 manila file folder and glued them together to make space for the four seasons.

Seasons Unit Pocket Charts. A tool to review vocabulary.Students can experience language by reading the Seasons Unit words and work in cooperation. Give them their cross out sheet placed into a clear sheet. Give students whiteboard markers and as you announce a word and put on the pocket chart students will find it on their sheet and cross it out.

Seasons Unit Domino develops the skill of matching images. There is a domino for each season. Spatial awareness is one of the skills that students will achieve as they put the tiles in the corresponding space. This kind of games is fundamental to learn to take turns. This learning skill will be useful for speaking as they will also have to take turns to respond as they work in groups.

Puzzles develop language skills and a sense of completion as your students will match all the cards.

There is a set of four game boards, one for each Season.

We never have enough games for our students to review functional langauge. Here is another printable game for the Fall Season where students will match the numbers 1 to 10, the number word and the pumpkins on the truck. They can work on their own and you can  talk to them about the game. 

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