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Christmas
Faces Flashcards.
Hand
in a flashcard to each student and have them assume that personality. Ask them
questions: Who are you?
Student: I am the Snowman!
Hand in the flashcards in random order to your students. You can print several sets, so you have a set for each group. Have your students in each group stand in line as you name the Christmas Flashcards: Santa Claus, Gingerbread man, Elf and Snowman. The first group to do so, says: In line! They can help each other to arrange themselves. Give them points and play several times.
Print the
tokens available at this resource and give one to the winner every time they
win to keep track of the rounds won.
Christmas and
the face small cards activities
Have the students place items over the parts of
the face. I used wiggly eyes, playdough for the nose and chenille that be
easily bent for the mouth. You can go on for more items to supply the ears and
hair.
Christmas and
the face cutouts activities
I saw this
idea on the website Mailbox.com of turning a ruler into a pointer. I just
printed the images (dotted lines included), cut them and put masking tape
behind each character to paste onto each ruler.
Use each ruler pointer to name each facial feature. VIDEO:
Teacher: Point to the eyes!
Students: eyes!
Teacher: Point to the mouth!
Students: mouth!
Teacher: Point to the hair!
Students: hair!
Show the students the
small cards if you are doing online teaching and have them point to their
Christmas printable.
Teacher: eyes!
Students: eyes!
The face unit
also comes with big and small commands flashcards. Show the flashcard and have
the student touch that facial feature on any Christmas character.
With the
cutouts, the same thing, show each one and students point the matching one on
each Christmas character.
Christmas and
the face worksheets
Students
will identify and name the parts of the face of each Christmas character: Look! The eyes, the nose, the
ears, the mouth! Dictate the color of each one.
Teacher:
Color the eyes blue!!
Have the
students color the Elf as you dictate as a listening activity. Then, ask them
to name a facial feature on the Elf and then touch on their own face: mouth!!
Ask
questions: Is this the
eye?
Students: No,
it is the nose!
Use the words provided to label any worksheet and
then have the students name each facial feature.
Do color the missing facial parts. Dictate the
color of all the face parts in the worksheets: Color the eyes green!
Then, ask what parts of the face are missing. They
will answer: the hair, the
ears! Have them complete the Gingerbread man.
Another
idea of a pointer that I saw, well more of a see through I would say. Print two
of each Christmas light. Have the students color both. Cut each box and glue
them together leaving an open space for inserting it into the ruler. When the
glue is dry cut the space inside the lights. The students can use the see
through ruler light to show each part of the face as they name it.
Student: eyes!
Nose! Mouth!
To wrap it up, play Domino!
I have another blog for Elementary English
Language Learners. Please visit and find ideas, activities and resources.
https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/
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