Emotions Theme Crafts ,Rewards and Holidays for Kindergarten EL

 Get the complete Emotions resource with worksheets, games, crafts, flashcards, and activities designed especially for kindergarten and ESL students. Everything you need to teach feelings like happy, sad, and angry in a fun and meaningful way!.LINK to the resource:   https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Emotions-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-7-6080954

Make your Emotions Unit even more meaningful with fun crafts, holiday activities, and simple classroom rewards designed especially for kindergarten and ESL students. These hands-on ideas help children connect feelings like happy, sad, and angry to real experiences through creative expression and celebration. 

Emotions unit CRAFT

 Make  toilet paper puppets! Fun and easy. Students can use it to greet people to say good bye and to repeat vocabulary for this unit and any other. The puppet can be used to review the face parts and the emotions. I added the emotions words to sort them.

Puppets also aid you as a teacher to tell a story using the puppets and changing the voice for each emotion.

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Detective Badge Reward

Print the badge. I placed it in a recycled name badge holder. Have the students go around looking for happy people and say a sentence as he/she flashes the person. Student: Pedro is happy!

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The cardigan

Print the faces onto cardboard or paper like mine. Cut a small slit in the middle of each face and pass into through the button. Wear it for your online lesson or in class.

     HOLIDAYS included in the resource.

Thanksgiving

Christmas and Emotions 

Flashcards for Christmas featuring the most common characters.

Christmas unit board game.

Bingo.Print the student's template and the cards. They will paste the cards they want onto the template. Print your calling cards.

Use the teacher's calling cards for sorting into happy,sad or angry.

Another easy game. Half card game.

Three Christmas Emotions worksheets to wrap up the holiday.

Make puppets !

Valentine's Day!

Starting with three emotions flashcards for happy sad and angry using an emotion heart.And there are the small cards to use with small groups teaching or online.

I am adding the Valentine's Emotions Puppets to this resource:

VIDEO: 

Just two worksheets to go with the holiday. Dictate the color of the eyes of each heart. Do the same with the nose and mouth. Also say the color of each heart emotion.

Teacher: Look at the angry heart. Color the eyes green!

The drawing mat is easy to put together just by using a clear plastic sheet and dry erase markers.

The gameboard with Valentine boys and girls as markers. Just print and play even at aValentine's Day party.

Blow up some valentine's Day color balloons and glue the Emotions hearts on each one. Hang the balloons where the students can touch them as you name the emotion.

And here's St. Patrick's Day!Make some puppets.

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Kindergarten ESL students games for the emotions or feelings unit.Here is the blog post:

https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2020/10/emotions-theme-for-kindergarten_2.html

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This resource is part of the BUNDLE for teaching Kindergarten English language Learners:   https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Kindergarten-English-Language-Teaching-Units-BUNDLE-7390586

Seasons Unit Worksheets for Preschool ESL

I made new worksheets for the Seasons Unit for Preschool ESL.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Seasons-Unit-Resources-for-Preschool-ELL-1744867

It is available at my other store:   https://www.bilingualmarketplace.com/products/seasons-resources-for-preschool-esl?variant=14538803871793

(The worksheets come with the resources that I used with Seasons blog post) 

https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2015/03/seasons-part-1.html

Watch the video of the resource:

 It’s an addition to the Seasons blog post:  https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2015/03/seasons-part-1.html

First let’s have the children color and trace the word for the 4 Seasons.

Then, I made two worksheets for each seasons with the words that are related to each. Have the students cut all the cards and play with them as flashcards.

I also made some headings to make it easier to sort and do activities with the worksheets. Have the students color each words by assigning a color to each letter as you review the alphabet.

Teacher:  FALL!!  Color letter F green! Color letter A yellow! Color both letter L red!

Students can sort all the flashcards into Seasons using the Headings.

Students can also sort the cards using a recycled container. I grabbed some recycled margarine containers that were big enough for the cards. I glued a Season card inside each one.

 Begin the sorting.

I made these children in seasons related clothes and activities to sort as well. I glued them onto toilet paper tubes.

Sorting the toilet paper children puppets into seasons using the Headings.

Then, plan different activities for each Season.

I made craft stick puzzle with winter flashcards. I glued each flashcards onto craft sticks and carefully cut them apart using an x-acto knife.

I made a garland with the Fall flashcards. I glued each one onto a long ribbon.

Turned the Winter worksheets into craft stick puppets for Speaking activities. Shy students will benefits by using them to interact with the teacher or peers.

Teacher: What color is the snowflake?

Students: It’s blue!

And Spring worksheets can make for a wreath made out of plastic plate.

There’s an old lady who ate the flashcards. I made  mine using the printables and an old cereal box. I cut the mouth out with an x-acto knife.

And I added the start and finish cards to complete a game board for any seasons, I chose Summer.

    

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Alphabet Printable Flashcards and Posters for Preschool ELL

I made these Alphabet flashcards long time ago and included them in a workbook that is available in my Teacher store, but I thought that sometimes teachers just need flashcards and posters to reinforce the alphabet.

Link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Alphabet-Flashcards-and-Posters-for-ELL-908352

The resource is available here in my other store:   https://www.bilingualmarketplace.com/products/alphabet-flashcards-posters-or-worksheets-for-esl?variant=32574874484874

Watch the video for all the letters.

I am proposing more ways to use them. But check the old post where I basically made mini books with the same resource.  Link: http://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2016/01/alphabet-resources-for-ell.html

Here are all the letters, but I will be covering from A to F on this post. Have the children color each flashcard as you dictate or they dictate or free coloring. Then, students cut each flashcard and start playing games or creating crafts.

Flashcards are always intended for Speaking without translation.

I have a set of commands flashcards to indicate different actions for each flashcard.  I will give away these two. Write me an email and request them. (ei98srl@gmail.com)

make puzzles !

or make an accordion book !

Toilet paper rolls always make good puppets. I use them a lot, they can have the flashcard stand to play games, such as show me.

Teacher: Show me letter C!

You can make another foldable book with the worksheets!

Or play SLAP!

Or use craft sticks and make more puppets.  These puppets are good for role play.

Teacher: Hello, Letter D!

Student: Hello, duck!

Use your magnetic letters and have the students write the words!

And what if we cut it all and make puzzle that the students can play with on their tables or they can glue on a poster.

Have the students cut each letter e from magazines.

I made a ring book with all the flashcards!

And make a step book. I had to look up how to make it in an easy way.  I came up with this version. I placed a long cardboard under the letters and glued the last letter and so on.

Make puppets with the flashcards.

Go to the following post for more letters activities with the alphabet resource.

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