EFL Elementary Teachers: Rooms of the House Worksheets for Elementary ESOL

miércoles, 8 de noviembre de 2023

Rooms of the House Worksheets for Elementary ESOL

This resource is included in the House Unit available here:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Rooms-of-the-House-Unit-for-Elementary-ELL-10395114

The house unit worksheets allow your students to practice and reinforce the new vocabulary and grammar structures. Repetition is essential to acquire the new language.

Take a look of all the worksheets included in the resource to practice the functional language to identify the parts of the parts and the location of the family members:

A worksheet that will develop the critical thinking skill of the annalisis of the text and answer.

Students will match each sentence to each picture of a room. Then, dictate the color of each room: The living room is yellow. A worksheet to help identify the rooms in a house.

Do some writing using the worksheet. Students can write simple sentences or questions.

There is another worksheet with the family members and a text that says where to place each person, as a cut and paste worksheet. Practice the skill of inference and the use of prepositions to describe location.

Some students can work independently on the worksheets, encouraging self-reliance. It is an easy cut and paste the rooms of the house. Dictate the color of each room: Color the bathroom pink!

When handing out worksheets keep in mind the variety of formats, such as a fill in the word or trace the word to prevent monotony in the classroom. Some worksheets can be done alone with almost any help to foster learner autonomy.

fill in the word worksheet parts of the house

There is a set of more worksheets to use as a form of assessment to gauge students’ understanding and progress in grammar.

The Color the house worksheets can be assigned as homework. It will give student a way to continue practicing what they learned in class.

Can't miss the favorite worksheet. Invite the students to draw and color their favorite room of the house and then share their creation talking about their room. Also tell the stdudents to draw or glue a picture of themselves in the room. They can also write a caption stating where they are: I am in the bedroom.

Perfect unit to graph. Have the students stand up with their worksheets ready. Prepare a bar chart on the board with the numbers 1 to 6 maybe. Students will come and say: There are four members in my family and stick it under number four. At the end, count how many families are in each number and discuss the results.

Questionnaire worksheet.They are interactive and encourage active participation.

The favorite room of the house can be graphed, but add the variant of the color. Tell your students to color the room of their choice. You will count the favorite room and the color as well.