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Bring some spooky fun to your classroom with these Halloween Furniture Flashcards! This engaging resource helps young English language learners practice furniture vocabulary through colorful Halloween-themed illustrations.
Point to a room in the Halloween house flashcards and
have students call out any furniture they can see. Then, place the matching
flashcard next to the house with an arrow pointing to the item and encourage
students to make a sentence such as: “There is a green fireplace.”
use
of There is/There are and prepositions of place
Students use basic sentences to describe the location
of different pieces of furniture in the Halloween house. They look at the room
flashcards, identify the furniture, and make sentences such as “There is a
purple table in the dining room.” or “There is a chandelier between the
pictures.”
use
of There is/There are and prepositions of place
Students use basic sentences to describe the location
of different pieces of furniture in the Halloween house. They look at the room
flashcards, identify the furniture, and make sentences such as “There is a
purple table in the dining room.” or “There is a chandelier between the
pictures.”
hands-on
sorting activity
Draw color splotches at the top of the board and
create columns with lines underneath each color. Students take turns placing
the Halloween furniture flashcards in the correct column according to their
color.
This helps students develop categorization skills.
practice
prepositions of place
Hold up a flashcard and ask questions such as “Who
is he?” and “Where is Frankenstein?” to encourage students to
identify the character and describe the location.
practice
prepositions of place
Use the Halloween furniture flashcards together with
the included Halloween cutouts. The teacher gives instructions such as “Put
the bat on the closet,” “Put the spider under the lamp,” or “Put the
skeleton behind the cauldron,” and students come to the board to place the
cutouts in the correct position.
Place the Halloween furniture flashcards on a grid on
the board. Give students clues about one of the furniture items without saying
its name. For example: It is green. It
is in the living room. You put books in
it.
Students listen carefully, identify the correct
furniture flashcard, and answer using the grid location and vocabulary:
“It is the bookshelf! A3.”
This resource is
part of the House Furniture for Elementary ESL, at my store:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/House-Furniture-unit-for-Elementary-ESL-3420723
Find more ideas and resources at my Pinterest Board.
https://www.pinterest.com/ei98srl/esl-house-unit/teaching-house-unit/
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