Adjectives can
be used for describing the family members, but let’s start with young and old. Contrast the youngest and the oldest of this family, the
babies and the grandparents.
Teacher: Who is she ?
Students: The baby !
Teacher: She is young!
Teacher: Who is she ?
Students: Grandma !
Teacher: She is old!
Sort the flashcards as young or old.
Teacher: Point to the brother. Is he young or old?
Students: Young ! He is young.
Teacher: Who is the oldest?
Students: Grandpa is the oldest.
Teacher: Who is the
youngest?
Students: The baby is the youngest.
Teacher: Who is the older,
Mother or sister?
Students: Mother is the older.
Teacher: Who is the
younger, father or brother?
Students: Brother is younger.
More adjectives can be introduced related to the hair, such as long-short, curly-straight, and color. State that for describing hair it is length, style and color.
First
ask questions.
Teacher: Look at A3! Who is she?
Students: Grandma!
Teacher: What color is her hair?
Students: gray.
Teacher: Is her hair long or short?
Students: short.
Teacher:
Grandma has short gray hair.
Then,
say a letter and number combination and have students say the adjectives.
Teacher: B2!
Students: Cousin! Short straight black hair.
Or
try the opposite.
Teacher: short straight
and blond hair
Students: C2!
Then,
do the male hair which is easier.
Teacher: Who
is Number 3?
Students: Brother!
Teacher: Tell me about his hair.
Students: He has short straight blond hair.
Teacher: Guess!
He has short curly gray hair
Students: Grandpa!
Sort
the family members in tall and short.
Teacher: Who
is tall?
Students: Father! Mother! Grandma! Grandpa! Uncle! Aunt!
Teacher: Who
is short?
Students: the babies! The cousins! Brother and sister!
Have the students order the family members from the
tallest to the shortest.
Ask questions.
Teacher: Who
is the tallest?
Students: father!
Teacher: Who
is the shortest?
Students: the baby brother!
Teacher: Who
is taller, the brother or the sister?
Students: the brother!
Teacher: Who
is shorter, mother or grandma?
Students: grandma!
Looking
at all the flashcards together. I thought of reviewing this and these would be
good. Model sentences.
Teacher: This
is the sister.
Students: This is the uncle.
Teacher: These
are the grandmas.
Students: These
are the cousins.
Review body parts using the flashcards and worksheets.
Here is a set of worksheets to review the facial
features of the family members suing adjectives. They can be used to complete
as you dictate, the students can complete and then present to the class as a
speaking opportunity.
Make the students use the
adjectives big or small to complete the family member’s faces.
Teacher: Sister has small green eyes, a big nose, a small mouth and big ears. Her hair is short curly and blond.
More Worksheets to review adjectives for describing hair.
Play Guess WHO
? game. Give the template to a pair of students. Have them color the hair
and/or eyes. Student 1 will ask the questions and student 2 will pick a family
member to be guessed.
Student1: Does the person have brown hair?
Student 2: Yes!
Student1: Does the person
have straight hair?
Student 2: NO!
Student1: Does the person have curly hair?
Student 2: Yes!
Student1: Does the person have short or long hair?
Student 2: long!
Student1: Is it the aunt?
Student 2: Yes!
Play
BINGO! I made a Bingo worksheet. Have the students color in any way they want,
that will be the Bingo sheet. The Bingo cards are for you, color them like
mine. Place them in a bag and start calling bingo.
Teacher: Sister has blond hair.
The
students that have the sister with blond hair can cross her hair out.
The
winner is the one that crosses out all the hair and eyes from these three
family members.
Follow me! There is more for the family unit.
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