Adjectives for EFL Students part 2

LINK to the Adjectives for Elementary ESL Resource:    https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Adjectives-for-Elementary-ELL-2150071

                                       

Adjectives for cars. As a warm up, ask questions using the cutouts. The cutouts can be held in your hand or pin them to a corkboard or to a small board.

Teacher: What is this ?

Students: It’s a car.

Teacher: What color is the car ?

Students: It’s red.

Teacher: Is it dirty or clean ?

Students: It’s dirty.

Repeat with the other car.

Place more cutouts on the board. Point to a cutout and say the adjective and model a sentence. Then, have the class say the opposite adjective and a similar sentence.

Teacher: small. It’s a small tree.

Students: big. It’s a big tree.

Repeat with the other cutouts.

Ask more questions for happy and sad and for new and old.

Teacher: Who is sad?

Students: He is sad. A students comes up and points to the cutout and answers the question.

Teacher: Which car is new?

Students: The pink car.

Teacher: Which car is old?

Students: The red car.

                                  

 Hot and cold examples for food.

 

Hand in all the cutouts to random students in the class. Call out a cutout and that student stands up and shows it to class and repeats the sentence.

Teacher: Sad man. Show me a sad man.

        Use the game cards from last blog post to play concentration game.

                                                

                   3 adjectives unit for elementaryworksheets.

                                               

                  More adjectives flashcards for kids.

Watch the video on how to use the flashcards:up, down, left, right.

A sentence association game, always a favorite.

Check the other blog post related to the same resource:

 LINK: https://eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com/2015/10/adjectives-for-elementary-ell.html

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