Showing posts with label lacing cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lacing cards. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Garden Theme Resources for the Preschool ELL


“Spring into Language! 5 Garden-Themed ESL Activities for Kindergarten Learners”

Here are the flashcards perfect for teaching garden and nature vocabulary :


 Watch the video:

Worksheet 1. For coloring the flashcards I found leaf fun foam and glued it onto a yogurt bottle cap. I used it to make prints on the tree.
Dictate the color for each item:


Listening and coloring worksheets.  Cut out the cards and make a garden crown.


“What’s in My Garden?” worksheet. Have the students at each table count all the flowers, leaves, trees and water cans. They can sort the items by color or by item. I glued an item to little plastic cups.


Worksheet 2. Students color and build a flower.  I glued a bamboo cooking skewer on the back so it could stand up and tall. I used an empty egg carton to place the flower.  It would be a nice table decoration.


Worksheet 3. Children color the leaves as in fall or autumn. I used 5 colors. Then they have to glue all the leaves and count how many colored leaves  are in their trees.

Teacher: What are these ? 
Students: They are leaves.
Teacher: What color are the leaves ?
Students: They are green.
Teacher: How many green leaves are there ?
Students: one, two, three, four, five. Five !
Teacher: five green leaves.

Worksheet 4. Create a number line with the flowers on the egg carton.

Teacher: Look at flower Number 1. What color is it ?
Students: It´s red.
Teacher: It´s a red flower.
Students: It´s a red flower.

Tree bookuse a picture book for every theme you teach. Students can recognize language patterns in my book.

I included an extra page for extending the story and creating another class book, as children look outside, drawing and creating their own tree. Collect all the drawing, bind them and make a class book.

Tree class decoration: this time I created bigger tree as classroom decoration for the walls or the door. Students can decorate their own tree and display their art work. 


Tree counting : this game is for  giving the English Language learner the opportunity to use math vocabulary because math reasoning is linked to language production. The file has different kind of trees, I made mine out of fun foam and used flower punch out, bottle taps, fun foam pieces and mini erasers to simulate flowers for the trees.

Letter arts and crafts. LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-arts-and-crafts-collection-3378536
Lacing: another lacing item made out of fun foam, using the same pattern. It can help  build  small motor skills.

Patterns: patterns should be encourage in the English class. Provide moments  to practice them that  will  also enhance language. This is from a series book that I was using. If you want the file, please write to me ( ei98srl@gmail.com)
This is a big tree, small tree pattern.
I made these out of fun foam.

These are made out of toilet paper roll and a kitchen paper rolls to make them big and small. I cut a small slit on the paper roll to insert the tree top.

There is a Garden Unit BUNDLE resource here: 

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Shape Worksheets for Preschool ELL

I prepared more worksheets. This time for the Shape Theme. The link includes the worksheets and more from my other blog.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Shape-Unit-for-Preschool-and-Elementary-ESL-3813551


Worksheet 1. Flashcards. I use this worksheet as flashcards. Play some of the games posted in my other blog entries. Then children glue each one onto paper plates and cut them in different ways to create puzzles.


Worksheet 2.  Great for reviewing boy and girl and making patterns.  I made the children draw a silhouette around each boy in blue and  red for the girls. Then cut all the silhouettes and make a pattern on the desk. The pattern can be according to the shapes or colors.

Teacher: boy, girl, boy, girl.
Once the pattern has been established, children make a necklace to take home and repeat the pattern to their parents.

Worksheet 3. Here we review colors, use bottle caps . 
Teacher: yellow bottle cap on the yellow triangle!
Teacher: green bottle cap on the red circle.
Give more directions.
I placed colored paper with the shape on it. I had some shapes from an old book and had the children sort them by shape and then by color.

Worksheet  4. I designated a color for each shape.
Teacher: Find all the circles. Color the circles green.
Students cut all the shapes. Previously, prepare Cd envelopes  and glue a shape on each. Have all the children at the table place all the shapes in the designated envelope.


Worksheet 5. The first worksheet has to be colored as you assign. Then, children can cut out the shapes and make a sequence as you say them:
Teacher: triangle, circle,square, rectangle.
Hand them the shape book printable. It´s better if you put it together and just have them glue in the sequence that you said or have the students make up a sequence. The book folds up into a small packet and opens as in the picture.




Worksheet 6. Again have the students color the shapes, notice that some are big and the others are small. There is another worksheet with the words.
Give the students a big paper and have them sort the shapes and glue the corresponding words.

Worksheet 7. This worksheet has to do with the parts of the face. Students add the missing part.
Teacher: Look at the triangle. What´s missing ?
Students: The ears!
Teacher: Let´s draw the ears. Color the triangle green.
Continue with the other shapes.

This girl has grown up. I have this picture on Pinterest with more than 6300 repins and thought that I could redo the necklace.


The Shapes flashcards and more resources are included along these worksheets on this blog post. They can be found at my other blog and are perfect for Preschool as well.
http://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2018/05/shapes-unit-for-elementary-ela.html


 I made some letter arts and crafts related to this theme. You can play games such as SWAT! or cut them in pieces and make puzzles.






Monday, December 1, 2014

Christmas !!

I think this is my first Christmas Blog Entry. I am always so busy that I never post anything, even though I prepare to do it.

Christmas Flashcards .Go to my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.




Christmas Alphabet Puppets:  This is from www.childcareland.com , one of the best web sites for ELLs.

You can use the alphabet cards and the flashcards to play a matching game.
Teacher: S as in Santa ( Holding up the alphabet puppet and the flashcard)

Alphabet Flip Book: gives children the opportunity to sort the letters of the alphabet. Get it at www.makinglearningfun.com

Christmas Book: a nice book about Santa´s clothes. www.lovetwoteach.com
Give your children a meaningful experience with print by being read to. 
1 Christmas Crafts 

Christmas Nativity: easy to recreate the Nativity scene by using the worksheet. I placed them onto a pizza box bottom. If you want the file, please write to ei98srl@gmail.com by using the worksheet. 












 Christmas Nativity: easy to recreate the Nativity scene by using the worksheet. I placed them onto a pizza box bottom. If you want the file, please write to ei98srl@gmail.com by using the worksheet.