Simple Present Tense and the Days of the Week

Find the Simple present tense and days of the week resource here:    https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Simple-Present-Tense-and-the-Days-of-the-Week-5573405 and save time by just printing and you are ready to go. This blog post provides suggestions to create effective learning of the unit.

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Review the days of the week using the cards. They come in different size.

Use the flashcards to introduce and practice the Grammar Tense.

Place the days of the week on the board. Introduce each verb flashcard and place it under a day of the week and say a sentence.                                   Teacher: Tom cooks on Monday.  Or  Teacher: Tom cooks on Mondays.

I want to state that checking on several book series there are both ways, use the one that suits your curriculum.

Write or circle the letter S of the verb. Write in a different color the word ON.  Have the students try to say a sentence for each day of the week.

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Introduce more grammar points using the cards.

I made a letter S on a stick. I cut the biggest “S” I found in an old magazine a glued it onto a craft stick. Use it to introduce or to remind students to use the 3^rd person singular S.

I am making the cards a little smaller for you to use for distance learning and on a small board. 

I glued a craft stick behind each one.

Here a video on how to use them to teach online.

Simple present and the days of the week Worksheets!

They will become handy for fast finishers.

  

 

A printable book for Simple present and the days of the week  

There is a small text on each page and there are  pictures and days of the week to glue on the correct page. Take a look at the video. 

Simple present tense Puzzle. Many students don’t even know how to relate with puzzle. This is an opportunity to create some puzzles. I added a blank puzzle for students to create their own puzzles to exchange with other students.

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