Link to the resource here for your lesson planning :
or, It is available here:
Here are 28 face cards
for description.
Teacher: What number is this ?
Student: Three.
Teacher: Who is she ?
Student: Ann.
Teacher: What color is her hair ?
Student: orange.
Teacher: What color are her eyes ?
Student: green.
Teacher: Ann has orange hair and green
eyes.
Students: Sig has brown hair and brown
eyes.
Place these two flashcards on a small board to
present the order of the adjectives to describe the hair. Use a different
marker or chalk for each set of words.
Point to both hair and ask questions.
Teacher: Look at Kelly. What color is her hair ?
Student: black. The teacher writes the word black. Do the same for
Felicia.
Teacher: Look at Felicia. Her hair is
long.
The teacher writes the word long and
trace her long hair. Do the same for Kelly.
Teacher: Look at Kelly. Her hair is
curly. The teacher writes the
word curly and trace her curly hair. Do the same for Felicia.
Describe Kelly’s hair and then have the students
describe Felicia’s. Remember the order: length, type of hair, color.
Teacher: Kelly has short curly black
hair.
Teacher: Felicia has long straight blonde
hair.
Place the people flashcards
on a board. Have the students sort the flashcards into hair color, length and
type of hair. Use this opportunity to introduce two more adjectives: handsome for men and pretty for women.
The students can describe each flashcard after downloading them on the tablet or any other electronic device. Watch the video:
Play Who am I ? Game.
Student 1: Is it a man or a woman?
Teacher: It’s a man.
Student 1: Does he have black hair?
Teacher: No, he doesn’t.
Student 1: Does he have short hair?
Teacher: Yes, he does.
Student 1: Is it C3?
Teacher: Yes, it is!
Graph the students in class.
Have the students
ask questions to their classmates using the card.
Then make a big graph on
the board using the flashcards.
Scrabble or word puzzle. Have the
students make a scrabble puzzle of the adjective words.
Just a few more adjectives flashcards with pictures:
happy-sad, young-old.
Check an old blog post
related to this resource for more ideas and activities for this same resource. LINK: https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2015/10/adjectives-for-elementary-ell.html
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